The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-27 00:00:00

d?,ik JaAA),(IA) . • A' , - • -lIP'-"Ir . . . . . Ckk-thija_ . _ 1 • . ...;: • 4 4 -- - .. . . ' • " - - - e ", 1 • . • ....._ 1 04 . 7:: ,* r . . , •". '.. .. • a • • ..ir tr — f".. l • • 1 ' mcb r e gt k itei ti )1 • ;1., .t.77. - It. - 4. - • ' ""'+r:~ . : ;~V4j. ~. . ,9~~. I, ^. • .. LONDON, THURSDAY. JUNE 27, 182 L . • -••••••••• 16. voir MAN TOM 11. at the apyptime Hall. ie... BA ally.f—ill eladoweeem o f mew ereammedsoolletr• iii taksePasah the Paine err bell=amalle 0111111 MON. et lbe warn WWI WWI the cadet the present north, rem** t e.di e l t fied Ilemeerd re the Caudaret.. epee bum Tie tin nee. • SPOITIMSIII..-:-W. WIIMITEW bee i i i r..... he lefts Webleemee. Geetimemee.aad Illperldere . i s gomankilet_bie bepeeresemets se Fdliterrirs 1101.- 111 ft. UMldWilt LUCE*. for vollide ha fees *bemired a f add, base mertild noel desired speweheeime of edemas mid Idea ef etalawre. who haireidedlp Zi l e ill ett lia llw Odelliewe **ems. *Wpm* Oft PPP' llempre : 'fiwild ewe ewe ef treesyne awl Co.ille have Use ditedlied ae the areereeitedli. am/ eteey jabs** bedereetwevuellera lalliedietita SW wed. I* IWO Illeallewee whe day wide Si.SS Vii:W. heimpeeeilemeem mob% owe prod** far die ell Pirlepiplemee with th•lr pnother Aerie. Al!' ray he applied to the Oros of vier vaster.— . l i r liN aCee. ilearaiekre, lief. begrerdireet, emu 1 .. iraufaunt 411•A1AB1 884 ittuenvag.—icat 24 4 1 imp str i z x t.* lt z e rt e rl y. , GM raw —*owe of the larger Oars are AWN* foe 4 : ll sa ising-fiossos sad ',totem API A' A Wipe cof rieh lobbed ChisTr ou ne: i sil 0,110 New 0 WOO of superior know 1 the hypo/ •11 thrum preeedro‘ PIM Mos Comilestes. Ike.—This made my ohs be NoreselloftA se Yoh Os 130 by 'a ladies. IN by a. •• e• it i g i gaz ie. sarrions. Ilsbissin, Proprietors of Hotels ad sannotal and Obi V I ZZ:I tireerviire aneodoo. proolteehhosioellesistyofresulleotOshioeteodatiiirWort. I=llloepansestwoootts display 01100 hew apoillares of opolentooted eitonteer. with the sllll greater oh.t tor o l vimp iiipo2l . l: ei lho charge. to soy pert of the colistry. widow dal of IratifiCuat moo of pockhur. J. C. IN Per wily ooolllr direct the sitteodeo of the glian trade %mated Vash-llsisd•litsost. estatalio• f or otoiewirzr i Anygaztel t. Inioads) In • • A traddiwailoinnortand neltokeY Coq* ; sad dl :dor iloopnidtg alai woo rodniale. .Trigl66 .1 11111tXT MONTH. (Jim) The tined g istiesse Iwwrr Wyatt dniwieg. sod TEN CAPI TAIJI met be dawn in the fret Tes betteles, the wimple Tee my be gelotel lee a Web ef . Nineteen /miss ter by pies Moped s • Wbole Tide. wilt dllaseely Gay test U. lb. aid a Wilt elb aely Vow Illititiess. eels enbtleed ibe Sasses. tellsb ere even role. Tlebele endiliates we wilej e t . y littea-Brettes, std Y. alm Leeds' sad by his Agearrs..wite, in the last Tva i reetbe, W. sold'Two Prises of MAW sad WTl elberfephabi. Present Price of ■ bliekrt Islll/. lee. MINIMA ea et before. tbe frith JULY. ,net; obey be entehed beak, Ibemeth it may be draws a Blank, emelt Maki or endow ;so 'bat the wet dot tee teen led Is U. *Use train itea a dome tee al the Ten Carlisle. ebiyit i ewe[ bsinewe„ sed *see tibia stay. beside* t attr tibirVieMi Villa an be Mel by • illsteentit is Peer ilialuttsl •duw i Larriffi el.6 : 6 l• l 4_oler havitigte wise dimes es wills gannet 1 ITO7I / I .1 II I !—TVISJIOIII. Ceeeeit end newsy. -4477 Isiitealkim ef by Sr. diltseyty egulese ge s s. OondAN, by telisirlft Mlle may see die Ser lielisels. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. URA IP TRAVELLING TO DOVER. DEAL, RAMS ATM. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. THE fellowiwg POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES. As. sat sat how the ober. 100 'lts "Tele yroph." Dever. Deal, Ramagata, Woe/Mo. Csatsrliary, Fewarsima sad sandwich new pod ewe. wary treraiata at a quarter pest seven o'clock. la th eedeasermea of the dmi4e4 preference BIM tba *we seed, proprietors ore irearadmod so leotard to reader it the Grit maveymile so BM Lod vim& 111=:Aridian, loahester. Stewed. 11110selleamoo; sad .uvulas, at • i pest 7. sad allareasik Illheasth. aseter, Truro, Sodialm ARMIN*. indoess. Weymouth. Dorchester. swum.* aN Odbibety, weary arerwiaa. at seven, throar ad ifea lipe tt io _Aadftifte,, atidewet, Illsedfard, titockbrides, Plashirder, and liagshot. theiaer. IfewlllWiettarch. Tarpnrley, T4omyholdi s Asvlbsth. sod Ilniees6l6. post-oat:At every Outcome. llawshestee, Maslow. Coectetan.Neweastte. Weisel and We114d444/141% dm bur inside post-conch. every uncr oss.. Ody ono adman the road. lollmilmayest-cuaelt. caned the " Naomi . mrjponliss. Ink Llhaela; MAN we. Howdy and Doseaster pest eselkettley sassulwg ha PIP (Noss it Market-place, )lull. ilanesed, Were. Etedeston• and nu-shunt coach, every awnik. lbe a wshawlr odoc eElaitee, and Shiffnal post mach, every Mmes. Owns Greve. Anna, Dumfries, Illt="11 1 11= 11 4 111 11mmohar, %lin. Cataract, Kingewell, et Ilstilawd. a post roach daily. the awsimessue expedition at this enach, ellosiel to be the most agreeable sad complete public 44 4wjameasta the acerb mak being aneatualled by any other. INlSS.Spdalse. Peterborough. Milieu sad Haatlneden = I SM Coach. every evening: to Spilsby, Louth. awl Hell, afternoon at a quarter before six. Ihdhaud Bristol flying post coaches, through Chlppee• bah. Oahe, and Marlborough. Newsbery and RenOng. .." 1 1. 11 110.0., at see ; cringe at Mr. Mat's, the Grey •ols paat,' , sad the Lawton Tavern, Thomas-street, laddreaMetiol, Brit mornlier. • plar "Bakee," Weymouth. Onrchester, Rlandford. Salts -147e Allister, Overton. Ilusinkatokg. Hartford.i ridge, illatiwater. and Bershot, new post teAtil l every Ws-dors ally tad Saturday afternoon. erk, Scarb oroug h, Whitby. Welds. ileiderhultl. /Yew,- if WM. and Edinburgh, cis , post conch• with a 4wird * *to. .ets out .very mornioir by way of Newark. R•noir4. Donesater. rerry brute.% Tadrnster, Onrllngton. tionhanertee, neftlllol. orpeth. vas: Berwick. Passengers eamaselses fatigued n 55 the journey. may rest wkat time Illeyplease, and thou roes edon withad any ad- Ramat fare. Liverpool. ll'arrineton. Emilia . ..rd. Stone. Stafford. and Lltskleid new 115 ht four iu,idr post-mach, (oily one night gybe road.) evert es rh5:5 5 :, at live o'clock, to the Saracen's Head lan, DAir-Nlrert.Utr , pool. next eveainr. 111 r1b0Muit!, assn I.e ;wino, we four nside coach. thronith idbeern, Readie r :, tattebouree.P.l,lol.. Ildinstun. Prose). x" NI Basso. Itionalatry. 1155norraord, Newhary and " O nielllllll , l every Ilarroweate a 5551 !Aeon new light post coach, every after tam at tour. "Ctupsre." a new 1.5 terponi Sett coach. only one west en the Matt. tern/ inot four in.tde. it Omit daily at one: riTes Itt ILitcrpool arat aft..r.stoett at seven, through Wet tore. Latlibure. North:ration. rd, latterworth. I h t ackler, Atitt4vtotte. Litehrteet. Stole, Newcastle, Knits - Itiot Pre soot. Yl.Priage Mitt PlAttltc. 10 teed... Doncaster. Ferry e •^M . al on 4 lito.penee per 11). S.A. MOUNTAIN and (X recpeetb fly erqsaist then .'lied... ass the l'uterte, tit, thee will aot be aecount . tee for an. Pa•erls, Pa • .etteerc' SIM Mate. efmer e !ban Vire P••lsntls value, if lost. edam or 44 'lnd. unites rnte•ed as •51,..h. and the I asentese rit i d ds 3 trliagly, at tie Saracen.' • kl rad in.. ". •• The Caw AT whfrA BAMPDIN M ILA* Mak owl STIR RT is the Seqlefidlr, le a kw days. la TWO Web Volum,. • NAPOI.KON IN EXILL.rvIdf 11: O'Hitaita.. li.q. Ms late , " Je rrl..a payees et side, As Neb. HMS es rfea Deem O'Meara leer dire relitivew4Vvreldee es je M (reeve. et sax sesdoess qas je hi ft deMei. IBIS. Naosiotes. • Printed fey W. pia sad R. Menthe*, Madowere Hal Court. Ludgate-street. DICKINSON'S JUHTICIL Of tin MAUL Os the Iptlt of July will be petilelied lea Mess seisms Om a New HMOs hi A PRACTICAL EXPOKMON of tie LAW, CIL relative te the Oleo esti Males of &imams of dm Pease. Welly oat of ileadea.—By Wilda. Dieblaisa. Ilsq. Barr deter at Law, sad ate of his Majesty's Jades. of Ms Pease. Lead's t Prhosi tirr Saiderls. tbsdirek. Mid As! 1 I. obit W. T. Paths: Mosey ;J. M. Illeheedsea I sad H. sad W. I. Manama; by where aloe is raillehed. belie Mole, foe. A ?medial Chide he the Quarter Sevelems, satt ether Seesiess of the Prue. -- 4 o few depilate istallohni. hi Son-. OS Ill• be* APi• It MAT on AVERNIS ; and es Moor leas ornsoilel glib tbo cannot of lestobe harrano. thismiose ?another lellb se Soft en Arbitration. Daniastorto the nor soonaglog tbo Mabee Lloyd's. The berth thollonodill sooloo awn bbllifinoo. Sy MOUNT InfilMlan. el Lloyd's. - Pilate ear Ildnelo• Co,* ant Joy. rd rith g t s b e r4 4r ee in ral i alr a" la. Puss as saw he►d erw lw et . , wed such *Mk' Night be expected fruit its labourer • , NARltialii ACT. The Char of She Day fer reariviag the Report of the Committee loving bees read, The LORD CHANCELLOR depressed hie &webs• deo of the prospective part of the Solt. He felt satisfied that the meson would secure a greet lorevaneut of she law with target to &tore Ile also re- E.... shot the paaciple had bees ished that mar es sass selamixed could let be made sell arid void. this was all that out with his approbatim. lf the poet of the Bill were passed, it would Gado all Chet bed beta duo stare Ind, and would berme a passaged*, abet neeseres of so equally Mottoes an. Meta lie amid therefore esuider that he was not d.. lag bleat'''. Mho did mot sake a propeelare . to the homy with theedeer ef recordieg ea iss jereruals. that Weed est gives bigamies* is that pert of the mieseuel. The Noble sod loused Earl thee re-stated his tobjectiee Itkap4perespretieselease. It would destroy all the rights to frau.* iss dams of hooter, of *ear mho warevet is soul peemesies. Bee It was equaloo whether thole faealtips had a right to legislate with Nepal a tithe of ham% mid thus to hneefere with do peaa_aflhe Omni, They mild net aillesete the allaWft day aighilas if limy passed that clause. They mold diem =the Hemet tieve heirs, sad in eases whom JrL%alight hen &Oohed, earefilemmey delves f o rd ood cmstarre- M: ia t ... 11entehee Mil Obese who had bought dies that leis thole money sea the mates tee ? ' The 41 WItailered manilas soletuaised by ileums valid, . it left tam edsmised by endue bases to shift for Ins. yet the lordships right be as as great is the MO awe as the ether, *bash is sue the bleb, sad la the otherthe peer, wen seasseord. The Noble aad Leaned Rail quad weed lootaans is whisk gust ludividaal Weans Mead imjaey had arises is emsequemee of the wrong leraatiest of Wills, sad yet me retrese law had been puma ea their secant. He also dowe4 hew the poem dues sight operate se the lisadvammaf those fuse when property had bees willed away by relation, imam they were coasidered is be legal to seas mate. They had already loot the prepay threngh ehoie jest expectations. sad mew those expects lieu •uteold la destroyed. mod the estates to which they i reldheaght to be sodded would bestle to theat.—, that clam pees, he should reserve to himself the ft* of motive made amteedneets sad provisos, see oftehiph should_ am among exceptirs fres the caes Zones to. suss • Its walk, reess;ssendeti it • 11l Sabssne: of need Sassoor Lottery. tibia _ splosdld list Capitals anroassf which are , Two Two M. te., Consols and Mosey. sad Not Two Magid es a Prise. TZN CAPITALS are arida of beteg draws cas Si VII Two Minates ott the First Day, Itith of JULY ; and Vie Public will have the clones of ohtsiolag assns. I= as ths other Float/mg Prises In the Seirsono, fee the Risk of ma. A WKOLI riccr.r. Sas. AN Rum, I 7s. Ad. AN 11141111114., 13s. A 0 da..... • stiistitsisk• as Parahesers may relent their Shares after the VIM Day. 1113ilhor they are drawn or Rodrawn, at the shove smell kw. daelion of Prier. dARROLL bogs to. realad his Friends of Ms ilinsesse which has distills/MAW his Oilleter. 19, Combat. and 3111. Illafford-street, fa the last sad Late Lotteries. when he has Sold Three 11.11119 . 2 .... a Z3940 ..... *then of "MS 17ST11 -- WAS /Poor ..... others of 18,802 8, 6 / 2 as. &a. ae. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WZDSZIDAT, Jima S. Petitions were preseated against the Importatios of Corn Laws Amendment Bill from the Owe'', cad Oc cupiers of Land of various Parishes In the ....ties of Northumberland. Cornwall, Warwick, and Same, by the Duke of PORTLAND, the Earl of St. 61111MAI1S. the Earl of PLTSIOUTtI, and the Eatl of lionewouT.—r Laid on the table. The Earl of EUREMONT also presented a Fetid*, against the same Rill from the Illembere of the Seem Central Agricultural Association. Lord ERSIiINI 4 ; presented a Petition from the lobe- bitants of Poplar and Bromley, in favour of the Bill for 'preventing Cruelty to Anitnals.—Laid.on the table. IRISH ACCORDS. The Marquess of Dt)WNSIII RE wished to correct c misunderstanding which had gone abroad a ben be liesC moved fur certain returns respecting the Consasissiol appointed to examine Public Records in Irelaud. It had !wen represented ia some-papers (not in ours.) that the uh.ervations with which he had introduced his mo tion, applied to the Commission fur inquiring into Courts of Justice in Ireland. Ile had made no such ay plic•tion. He knew, on the contrary, that the a.lvan rages derived from the labours of that Commission were great beyond precedent. They had 'dressily led to a ronsideralde saving, which would shortly amount to MAIN/. ; and the success with whirl; they had been at tendee!, roved what benefit . s might he produced f an inquiry into all the C•urts I if that country. The Noble Marquess then restated his . objection to the expend' incurred by the Cononimioners to examine Records. which in ten years ansosspiell to I 111,11419/., and +sigh ed to know tiller the Returns to his motive would be made. The Earl of LIVERPOOL was understood to state, that he had spoken to the Secretary for Ireland, who hail written to that country to expedite the Returns. which he expected would now be made in a few days.— Not only had mash advantage been derived from the Commission appointed to inquire into the Irish Courts •f Justice. but the Commission established by the Bill. • Lard - BL AW — 11011011 OH bad beta relieved by the wadi of the NAN and Learned Lord, front meek of the agetiati which he had experimmed whilst eoesiair ixiWr Ms -great Mendes wild ability might i e h he could nee dierover soy diSculty sal= "•peuveist }heir hem paesseg the present Bal. ' re he feared that the 011ie Noble sad Learn- WI Rad might heed started • of a formidable 11111wes His speech bad removed 1 atappreheasioa, and he that there were questions in which the beirt of was wiser them the head of age. The Noble and Earl had declared that be approved the pried that marriages once solemnised should be in4fissolis- Having mace established that principle; how could Lordships, with any regard to morality and rel. f ed Elea, refuse to apply it to the marriages which had Min place in the past. as well as to those which would su in future? The Noble and Learned Lord was of creating a precedent; but this Bill itself was wand on prececieets; for several measures to validate Marriages had passed through both Houses in the pars 111104 and 1808, without any exceptions as to est soy objections from the Noble and Learned i r Zr e ael art a simile Complaint had since been heard of their ell' arts. Ryan now but one Petition had been preeeeted mom the retrospective clause, andiq that it srao.sel statoil Reversionary Interest had been sold. so that thole Lordships might legislate on the subject with a perfectly cleat Wad. The retrospective clause would only de. ov rights which were never intended to exist—righb a dishonourable nature, and of immoral policy, whilst it would remove the apprehensions, and confirm the happiness, of virtuous families. and through them the and happiness of the country. With respite lo low difficulties started by the Noble and Leetned URIC they had already attracted the attention of the framers of the Bill, especially the case in which rem rights should have been disposed of for a getet r don, and be should have to propose a dealt which he shield be happy to submit to the Noble Lewd, which would have the effect of charging oe the estate the NM received for its reversion. He assured the No ble sad Learned Karl, that the clauses which he (the Larli Chaseelloo intended to propose, should be treated .wills due attention, and that he (Lord Ellenborough) 'wield be hippy to agree with his amendments, provided th, principle of the Retrospective clause should be held sacred. The LORD CHANCELLOR had not failed in re wet to the Noble Lord or to the House, in not submit ting his cl a fur their consideration. lie hail not bail time to pen them, except when engaged in the business of the Courts ; but *lien the Retrospertive dame should have benecarried, as hr expected it would he, he Amnia taro en objection to coin ttttt Ideate them to the Noble lota, and to postpone moving them till the third read ing of the Bill. Lord ELLENIIOROU(111 assured the Noble and Learnail Earl, that if he would propose • clause to re konedy the deficiency n hip!, lie had observed in the Bill, and to validate marriages solemnized by undue banns as well as those by licences, it would be "arrived py the friends of Co. measure in the must favourable manner. The IA)R9 CHANCELLOR then said. that for the purpose of recording his opinion he should spiv move that the lletrosper:ive dense be left oat of the The Earl of IIAitROWItY nialsed that the awed peurosed by the N., h le and latastseel Lord.. the U'uolsack, should be added to the clause, before the, ems hied B URL NEW SAUCE le , ir „ wa twe ih as. of trltitib Would olusa wising time esceptbsiss from the - 117.. mo w w ores B bar* Ono stab great ap and the ham( opseado• of oldie ohootd class *loon the oseyeloas h a i 9, tor It 000tlaiskig to toerostie . Jo=4ollB sal 11011 411010- ___ ,Ilee h relltei of the BM thew leardegee eels l a w pAuggft kw bog east reepoethdly to oiler Ms their bast sielatow wee= It UM Is a Court of Jostles SW tbo a aw k a_ yet the rty- lodguseots to shit Public for their liberal patronage. .1 Ms' hod thole lowstidity some lesegle Whi s — C eas m ir se l 18s. rams • Its milky sad great ostolsoaleaco In ell cllasasse, hest Cro ill ikeir selimmiehdee. to smile tbs. to contruat mi. aa.i.661. Nam r be reotioisoesdod itto the Most sited kw** ..., staiddt Ha sheik. Ohs two charges t.d. e iba " 4 - 1- 6 -.. es - , -, pal Us, wit* bare all spokes kigbirlf dittlike tribe Its.. poir by tbeat oats ; red fie , . led Mee rime biro Ain og of the Kat or my A m b i t wo w d m bleb to ore. 8 4 tossublo ert h "•Y 11 4 oh of rteversiosory tilititiger a pal sod rateable cow u„„ most beelelsdeg eseled spa _ war Gels sad dew drew emelt aeleashkeet Imeelectkilt Apostre, .th shoo mob m &Ikea& sad valid as if site M r. gums& m as' sail ft mempthemmeolow •,. let lietiother P. Ilt•ettetk,i, the el= tid.tal, gm , the 1 JOHN IllfiteN1111•1180 , 41/ teej sod b „„,. wish *soars ef illd. eel Meet . eeteemed IIiSSIGICIi 040411:1MINume ba V T,.. e e mp , thialaill; ap to Pril Littem lie ems etthe ib e . TMs „,, ,- ••.- roam w tboiasliso • " "si is g's.' et ales l' et e a in mss strostasi satisfaction for unary ---er" • .„ eeee•At " n ave dee_AhlPfseht• l olotootbea tea e. bap Wasallatsee, lin, Steams ; WOW alb* eery Ike MGM that seat ali t ? 011111H1 nave so yappers crow aw a l b& mom Looks.. _. • kis. mid he keyed dim • Noble Frired (the Rad et ig e Hume' -- ww , • true ORIGIN/A rise-saver wassiterosa.) liverpeol) who hdi mewed is the Committee Shot the . we. aith mg„ G(7l CARROLL respectfully Whim the sheen.. ' Genets ef a r eedee, ta be __ .. eltuag " " the is l e. orig " lii ii i hod eeillholl`f her .of his Fries* sad to Pablo to the Schwas of Me w es t again take the ease of die doo d eum i d m h oe Lord,. , mfrs *Ale w Greed datemer Lottery, I mmeh lt eemb l es * ga m o w a _ sea, _t_t og_ gayest Jos Sziss Pottle supsiVelist Mai owe iglu 1160 wai t i itetreepietivii It=but a UMW 'se; sad ibebed that time wordi to tbs drat excepdes—e. pioridid thighs said Masse he IN damdrued to mit* to say did. 411111 1 a wig& nib mai lINO 6011.1. • long cbsvenatioi Wiled sq _to the beet mode.e.f. patties doe gaieties. It was at Mt, howem pat its the Loeb. Csascehusit's "died whoa tie itimeepec the tissue ttd4*pp whim* a dirislos. The Earl ot Urltill001• thee mired hie proviso. of LAKSDOWNI oPtiesod 1t,.. Md.; *to that general settlement of all litigious It sae tbe Went of dm Bill to rime. oily *deed geld Mfmra is stop at was., in ales, the utast poessiiiiiit or eajoymeat of pa. aMr wove from the lase Cialicaltos4l4 Lid Wsegsoasria, the liesse.ditrided em s *. :—Costests, Oi—Nomi comfit; 61-11lajo al=the Amesdeseat. M. re-admitted. we amirestoed that the Leib CmurcsiLoa's cisme had bees received anti ordered.to Updated. Mother essitenatisa dies mese 'respecting the dme Mid asters ot the sent pro...ding, at the chime( which it was ordered. ea the modes ef lend Es.t.snaosoven, WAS the farther eessideratioa of the Report shoeld be • to Frida next, and that their Lordshipil slew be fer that day.—Adjoaried. • • BOOM OF COMMONS. • • - • .• • ati sesta* re sore. The committal of the Scotch Juries Bill war post. POW timmerow. • Mr. CURIFEN punted a Patitioa from Robert Wood, Sea rr i s a l t: LientXeleael in the army. praying Swim ) some compeasatios for services ren wed to the army. • Lord FALNIIII.9I'OII said dm statenteet of tr. dour was armee. He was a defaulter to the assess of 11111 NW.; his ettnentisaies had Ws sold. amk, the sesniey 'is the Medea his agents Mitred towards making geed Aide seas t bat the weary raised was set mono tiara 'bet he was add a debtor t• the puhg l i_ia fflLt and lb was only ea actussat of his circumstance. Go dam had sotitemi 'aborted. Mr. LIIHNARD spoke In fan" if the pefidorstr 's eisies. ' TM- Fatties woe ties ordered to rap oa the tabP ; bst Lord PALMIIIaTON resisted the motion that it be printed, oa the penal that the petition had stated that which was soloseiMO is fact. ColiiiditliTlllll mid the practice resorted to o gas a part of the s3restra of discharging *dicers • serrice whitest a Ceart-tiartial. and he the subject wider the notice of the 1111781133110 N Mill he was old smooth to tomb 4isser fielplesshetref.thist ileum and rhoAdminist r disii if lt r i wt tits — "&7liyadham wasisecriry was sat se he supposed that that ai- • appernwir. • sapported the peddle. - BENATIT said the printing of ill s lM Mew emmideeed sea matter of hates set se adept the aew -sse of • Ittable Lard. which mesh' have the effect of gagging 161 ALIIIERSTON mid, that still amurieg the koala that the p etition contaioed aa untrue statement, be weaki set give the Miss the trouble of dividing on 'TNN'said the priating apetitions was entirely is the hew. red was 6011 •TaSfid to be rioted. , IMIDGATX exam& Mr. !WHO moved for leave to Marls a bill to as therhe (as we understood) the pally *senior Highgate , Ch_pel, and erectieg smother is its steed. Mr. Aid. WOOD opposed sad Sir Jill. Hasuam sup ported the motion. 1 7 ;11 A conversation of some length followed between se veral Hon. Members, is the course of which Mr. We therell, Mr. P. Moore, Dr. Lushiagton, Sir Jas. Mackin.; (*A, and Mr. Sergeant °aglow supported, aad Air. Hume, Mr. Abereromby, Mr. C. Calvert, Sir R. Wilson. Mr. Ricardo, the AtterneyAleneral, and Sir J. Newport, opposed it. - The hoes* then dividod, when there appeared—For the motion 57—Against it 29—Majority 211. SALT TAX. Mr. LYTTLBTON prespateg.a maiden from the pra prietorwf wStlelKt in Chester. eomplainiog of the re motion,: the 2e, daty oa Salt—Ordered to lie on the table,and be printed. UCOYTIRN PREPS. Mr. A lIIIRCROMBIE gave notice, that he should to morrow more for copies of the proceedings in the Scot tish Courts between Alexander Borthwick and of the Criminal Proceedings lastitoted against ItUrthwich. TIONARRT. Mr. HUME, after referring to the allowances tussle the different Yee -Corps, moved for returns ~1 the claims made by the ford, Burks. Essex, London, and Devoe, within the last year. Mr. DAWSON oppneed the motion. The regulations affecting the Yeomanry were g al, and the selection of particular districts appeared to convey a censure upon them. Captain MABERGEY declared his intention of voting for the motion, because, as au officer of a Yeomanry corps, he thought it would throw a slur upon that corps to wish to withheld any information asked for. Cad. ALAI:QUEEN wished to know if the lion. Mem bee: for Aberdeen would state the authority upon weeii:h he had been induced to make this motion. Mr. HUME said, that this was a question the Ifoo. Member was by no seas entitled to put. Colon►l MACQUEEN said that as far as he w.es con ?retell as Colonel of the regiment which hid tweet el ided to, be could have no objection to give every infor mtion in his power. . , Lord ALTIIMP spoke in favorer Drill. mn•ion. Mr. WYNN obseried tkat the preient motion could not he agreed to without bearing an invidious useaaing. The Marquess of VHANDOS defrodad the Backs Yeomanry. Mr. HOME said he thonghethe circumstance of the flacks Yeomanry charging so much as they had done for rowing up to the Corona:ion, was sufficient to warrant their making an infinity pn this subject. Lord PALMERS EON felt himself finite ar a loss to understand upon what Parlimarntary grosoil the Hou. Member nude his motion. It wigkt be satisfactory to the Hon. Member to know that not one of the corps had end selected for his return had received one shilling for the year except for permanent duty.—(flear.)-- • N • ,w • • 't • • • )I'. .. ~. r u rAETIN is Co. 8, Conlon! sea 1111 k lashud .I.TJL Strait. meld In Shama N• SOL • LOW Gondar the same elniuwatamees as the Leber/ the Public. Dried Seamwer Lottery of 18.000 Tickets ill II 4.4 draw. log 10th et JULY. roatalnln ' TWO Prizes £30,000 t—TWO Trims , MOO ite. Ike. he. Commode. mad Mosey. TEN CAPITALS at least onwstbe draws *a nest Pershasars, after tail the Assn of the FM nay, be allowed t• Mara their or Shires, whether they be dream Eln*s. Small MO" or Undtaws. and INV MAIO nearly the Mew they gam so seder; A Wholaishat sests.llol Illinespeessive barklill 0 0 A Ralf costs.. 11 17 Sway reniee bask 1• IS • A Owls, 10 0 may rassialo 664.. II 6 • AN Eighth. oasts.. i 0 Ilistay resakebotiok.,. S 18 • A Sissies coats.. 1 10 6 way flelliVe bock.. 1 6 II AU whe whh to seal dtasesalres of this ear. Inett l6o ll l ll In their Tickets or nano on or borstal.* et JULY. se mere will be taken leak Oar that Day, dthar dramas( on drawn. . ,~ • • i I 4 ~i /