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

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Is COUPIia 9 CF with the request of coney Ladies and Gentlemen. nholieve expressed . wish, in order to gra tify the desire of the Juvenile Branches of their Families, that the Amusements of these Gardens should, for One Night,lerminate at an early hour. the Proprietor, anxious, as far as Iles In their power, to meet the wishes of all who begear them with their Company, hale determined to ;4 the Gardens expressly for the °cession on as 'sirs t, sad to devote that Night to th e Atcomodation as wail as tessameot of the junior iiranehes ; it 15, therefore, re sed s. pen the Doors at Six, and the Rape Daaaisss. WOrltoa Aoreat OR the Rope, and the other is be ALL OVER BY TEN O'CLOCK. ~ t. ‘, :,-. „ gi l l Alt. tise.Peotmletaws feel sa anxious ,to Pao a enneethis Asthisbisee of the Tea*, Folks Ifeasagoo Vie•Hoil.sys. they intend. foe "till Nlgilt . 1. dm* Vhildres ander Twelve Yews wf Ave, Ws. ielly llloriPa► seas to casual, Is. 04 . The Nosiest walk of seeesslty, INI a link essettedt teat Air Dmlldint, Fire-Wilmts, Assents* the a is Boast, Heptsplasiesepthlth, and oast ivar • Eifiartaive,atad aalliote4 mom ing Re . nay Si Boma Salty Ito . eggliesta the Dal iiillki. er MI sa . il it. No °Miro sir be admitted.. ... , ' " 'llsa tallov e rili k a Wog Gushes oast. of aseessl i tz. ll o4l before Se o ;it Is, theefere, lo Immo vrii be extingslithed at 7- t itgam. '‘'" l 9 1' . ?La. Soda's uillbsiipis“ Iltfooday, Wodostialay, mg Beasilies.VllPPlC HORSE BAZAAR, ' Ii`".STRII HT BARRACSS, PORTMAN SQUARE, FOR THE SALEof HORSES_ hy COM MISSION and by AUCTION.—OSORGE 'YOUNG best to acquaint the Public In general, that, Is Sswgasaea of so many Omstlemen having autivesaod a tlestre ththe should SELL BY AUCTION WEXKLY, ha bar slipliroifined to comply with their requat,dalthoegb It was ma his oddest inteation to sail by Asides;) maims tbetullste wade ar nerasais our fhe sass. that for sot la fbd asby th? . lft ss l tos otor!oot t i tire wi ne =Ns *at vials, aitestal • . a .. AN . .44 . flostlansa abs has 'INN ' au t can NI sapporioe N t Wiled poisterks ; yet, he mac bo sal bo . itemark,thae whilie PI i reetuneraijoe &Nada ea a ildsladhersace to stab Wasiak*, It forms the hest Nateltris abloshile.' • ' -, II" alloodor GorPoadsoo or offsebtales front tbs No- Mama _sad OsiNeNts abo base seleadolpyossslassett* srrsagsamas - se lielthal lolball Illit . iti• Imitation OM, II calk %PIK "skater*, disseni thesi hot as tha t Imam Oat so - Estiellia ea spud - Nil be e spiral that may astillaiess to datartae fb•oo r anor• Tas pi ta i ssa esatlass wally its 11, 1 1 The ars sad _will be eellesslat it IN Basset • Ise lets est as advarthostasst.) OLD BAIL"); Joss 10. —..........- John Sum was indicted for percbsedng and reeeiv ing a chest of tea hf a person whose name is unknown, the property ef Messrs. Smith and Reelable, be knowing the same to leave been stolen. Owing terthe situation in life of the prisoner, who it • alopselter in the vielaity of Teeter-hill, considerable interest was excited, and th e Court was crowded. Mr. W ALVOID, addressing the Court, observed that, by a resent Act of Parliament, a person might he in. dieteetes.o receiver, although the principal was not ap ilrehended. The Court said it was the first ioditteneet under the l ath therefore.. ilithe prisoner was convicted of fel )- digninly receiving, the point should be reserved for the consideration of the twelve Judges. The abstraction of the chess of tea was proved, and a witness swore to the fiodiag of a tea chest newly tut up, and of a large quantity of tea le the privy, in the • n ets !twilit.: The tea so found was proved-ea Ise of tk sine quality as that which had been stolen. ALLET contended that a conviction could not lie agertist the receiver in the absence of the priiieipal, sod griended his objections on th e A c t o f P ar l iement. wh i c h be could not understand, mid which woe not.* to wry up Vie most cantonal& tea. The Count considered recent }et hinder snspi thous eircemstanees was evident* eli moidile tet for the case to go to a Jetty, and over-ruled the ~W ., observing that there was slight evidence of rece4ving; tut if he had been tried as the principal be could have had bnt little chance of escape. He observes!, that if the Jury considered him the principal and not the receiver, he shook stop the ease. The Jury returned a verdict of—Not Guilty. The Court was crowded with the friends of the pri son's; who on hcatiog the verdict, showed considerable marks of approval, which were severely censured by the Celia, who observed that it was no cause for triumph ; for, bad the prisoner been properly indicted, he would have pset.with a very different verdict. Yr. WaLrolito intimated an iodinates' of iedictieg the. prisoner as the thief. This was met by on observation ea the other aide, that the Grand Jerre had been dis charged, and the prosecutors having made their election, ibis/ bed now as legal claim to ask for the detention of the prketober. Thi kitcoeoza observed it was open to the prepuce tenses proceed further if they thought fit. rAoinas Strom, mad Thomas Westbrook were in dieted for stealing* set of eoeeb harness, and various other articles, the property of Robert Blozballs IN-. of if slangy. William Westbrook, brother of Anse of . the pri sonersovas called, and he swore positi ?sly that 'Thomas was eat with• lien fishing at Walton 'es the Thames on *height of the 'Heed robbery. 111,Coanson SsiiJig.tr4T illialawl up the ease, and , ethepreKtest if there was, tiny credit else to the wit. • • • - The Cork and Skibberms Road Bill was read a second time. Lord ERSKINE postpoued the amend reading of the Cattle ill-tteatment Prevention Bill to sett Tuesday, l Abr which day their Lordships were stirred se he waft mooed. His Lordship thee premised feet Petitions against the Corn Bill; from Owners and Occupiers of land I. the Coutities of Soffelk, Cotowall, D orset, —Laid on the table. Sir James GRAHAM sad others brought i s e ll from else Pomaseas Ibis Five per Cents. liepayinait the Fees Courts Bill, the Kleine Licenses Itegaistim Bilt, also Consolidated Fund Chemin Tradare tim -Irish h= solvent Detwors Laws Amendment Bill -the Chargetof .P 0144111. Bill, the Loa. Bill, 'the Meow Laws OM= solidatlea Bill i and a Naturslisatioo BilL.-Mood dint 'dam t ; The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition from the Bankrupts confined is the Kin% Haack .pre inn that they might be m a d e eatitled to the biettsfit of the Insolvent Debtors Aet.—Laid oti tM MOIL IRELAND. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY had certain Papers relative to the state of Ireland on the tablet by'command of his Majesty. The Earl of DARLLNGTON presented potitimsfrom the inhabitants of the parishes ot SLUilesaed%ledbor's Bloomsbury In famine of the Cattle ilkskislllllM.lo - on the table. - ALEHOUSE!. • e On the motion of Lord AUCKLAND, thcAfelmitses Li cense. Bill was read a second time, and Ordered to,bo committed on Monday next. BUittiESS'S NEW SAUCE for general purposes, having gives such great approbation. and the demand' for it 'mutt:ming to increase, JOHN BURGESS and SON beg most respeetfully to offer this their beet acknow- Wgmeets ru the Public for their liberal patronage. of the same; Its etlitty and great oonvadence to all climates, has recommended it to the mostribedapislied foreign connexion. wbo hays ell spoken highly Its he recommendation.—lt is prepared by them out ; and for pruventing disappolotariot so families, all possible eari has been resorted to by each bottle bdag sealed epos the eork with their Sr. and ad. dress, as well as each label having their signature, tridomett which it eansot be genuine. JOHNIIURGESS and SON'S long established and melt esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to bvs pre pared by them after the same manner that has glees the greatest satisfaction for many years Warehouse, 102, STRAND ; earner of the Savoy-steps, Loodon. (Tot ontentss 71821-11AUCR witernotme.) ANGEL INN, Tie Bakers RegutirtiOtiiill, the new Churches and the Scotch Register Offices Bill were reed a *Coal thaw. The Smell Notes Bill went through a Committee - and was repined. • • . CORN BILL. Bari pATIIIAST Lacing mewed the third reading of this Bill, 1.. ST. CEMENT'S STRAND, 41111BRAL COaCil urrICS 7 11118. AND COW lIIIVINO PAIICIILS •NO NIRCIIIANDISS. T HE FOLLOWING MAILS and other COACHES go from the ab -re INN : Paris Royal Mail, via Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, it Twelve. " Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through 0 . Fit tassasid. and Parties, ovuTtillaesting at aro"! f , andillooday at half-put S. 7,051 , 1 arri tat a raciat ma to the We of Wl3ht, to sway. es sad Weds i and II iill CIPSeb sets off to , through Droyteet,Barast, - 41 1113 ei l s jitall. thissolifViiiiiii,;•d OWN is I a as. . Ir at a tPBXBIII4IIIII,S..agsI Sunday at ball rer tad Canterbury WI, ersexhainessed, Chatham, Mid Mempoltam, every Rena* at a garter past 7, sad Waft at half-past 8. Front Canterbury, pemongers sad pared, are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, llaad- Mlah, Re. • and from Dover, parcels are eoateyed to Folk- SMlZs id eaMsate, Hythe, Dlinehurch, Romney and Lydd. Mail, through Carmarthen, Umatilla avid q Haven Bream at a quarter past 7, and tkmdays at sad Bristol Post Coach, to carry oily Four Did& those. filledke, Marlborough, Cabe and Chlorpsalmin, ovary Maratag at a quarter past 6. Bath sad Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at S. Bath Li ht Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four beside, Wimi., Reading, Marlborough, Devise' ',sad - Illoaday. Wednesdiy, tad Friday Mondays, at Nino. This Cosob is rigidly Inteaded for the sesomagoeb- Hog of Families, Invalids, Lc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of each a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cnckfleld, Sc. every Moro* at 8, moot Sunday. Simitimilsem Original Post Coach, to carry only Four la sid=llerolag at 7. , lillar, and Petworth Post Coo* Midday, Widmaday, as/ ftday Moraines. at a gamier bukeitil. Dawes sad CiMerbory Light Post Gina, men &Mai at balf.put 11. . . Ditto. every Morning at half-past 6. thadmil ir end Guildford Telegraph Coo* Mid= sediarraihrabar d. Clandon end Horsley. Tiondap iwi, Add Saturday Mornirgi at 10. • Wag and Quildiord Telegraph Coati. am* Chttor, Cobham. and Ripley. on Moaday. Wad .. 101 Friday Mornings at lo ; 820 days at 7, and re line ill UMW' the same day. Alllmanaster Nbw Post Coach, the Champion, through Wyllie* to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen. Wet. ams, Swansea, de. every da3 at I. 61811M/Semsk through Madenhead, every Afternoon at I, nyeragiteo.. Arundel, and Petwortb Coach. Tuesday. .108 Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. uilizi Ir . : Ramagete rr , er De o a i l o . th il ig andzi d ch iv a n zi ng ß . roadstaln Oxford Light Post Coaoh, through Henley, Sc. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and PI print Light Post Coact, the Re grulasetr, to carry oely Pour Inside. throng\ Kingatee. GoOdeard.Petonfield, and Portage, every Monster at 8. the tre li y .. Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival et Om* Bosworth, Coshara, Sc. to Bognor. Piot Gosh, to carry only Four Inside, through Sisk% ibmiapisfro, W.:church, Andover, Sc. every 11= 17 i , COOS. (removed from the Bull and Mouth,) Ihrousla Ablardoa, Farivmdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thanday, and ftaterday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Tewkesbury Post Coady through Oxford and Cheltenham, every Morales at 7, and Afternoon at I. Wallingford and Wastage Coach, through Maidenhead, Nettlebed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at 8. RRRRR ERN COACIMS. York. Newcastle, sad Edinburgh Coaches. sad to all Porto of the North, every Morning. at a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale. Hadderilleld, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Shack' and Nor wich Coaches, daily. CARRIERS. To Twiekimbus. Brontford. and islewortb, ivory , Mom day , Wednesday, Fliday, and Saturday. BANES and Co. Proprioters. Parcels and Packages ars safely and expeditiously con 'eye(' from this INN to overy City. Town. Villap, sad Country Seat in the following Counties, viz.:— 1 Berke, Hereford, Murray. Seeks, . Oloscester, Sussex, Cornwall. Boat, Wilts, Devon, xford. Worcester. Dorset, Hosts, Somerset, South Wales. Al) Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, OuarneetY. and ell Parts of France. AND TO ALL Or CRC MORTIS. 1 Neat Post-Chains, Sc at tiro shortest node*. •• E r""' $61144.1"ke 2. Coinisill, aad Lon...— streak gifts hit Nam* to . 6beerre, that this tottery presenellholDbillea ef gaidigetWat Capitals at the most trillegitat for dmiferdiesere. after taking the Chance of Me First Day.. wiX be allowed to retire their Tickets or Shares. arbather they be drawn Risks, small Prises. or [lndrawn, ad may receive nearly the Mow they gave. as ander t • L. s. d. al. 0.. Ticket ....coats 11l 18 0 may mare back 20 0 0 Half „costs 11 if 0 may receive beck 10 IC 0' Quarter .coats SIS 0 may receive back 6 8 0, Eighth .empla 8 0 6 may Neely' back 111 11, Sixteeath Asito 110 0 may receive beak 1 6 0 All who wink to erall tltemseives of Ulla ofer, mast brim la their Tickets or Shares en er beg: re the 40t h of Jay. as moan will be to after that Day. Aid Ma. Midi Admirer gay hammed& Thiaty B ZAillbilltoge • - - Ara - - ........... Pow - - - - for a - - Blitemai. 'IWN CA ALB of WA. WOOL 1001 WM, is. Are awe to be Drawees the First bay t TWO••• *". •••• ...• at. i • . ;• .. •• • • MAW) TWO... . ..ast.9 oo lse. &a. Ceanielad needy. Not Two Maas t• a Prize.Z.lleglea Nest Tuesday. sw WT mad Co. Soil la Shaul thm Last Prise of 10,1001. sad the Imit Prime ',ULM'S:Mier Drawn. THE Lottery bogies DI4IOII4 OL NIIIXI"fURSDAY. and madam Te. Prime of ,Two of 10.0001. May other Capitals. the usual proportion of salt Pates: ead Matry). sad Nol Two Blanks to a Prise.— WireWrawn may have First the Chaise* of the Tea Capitals whack the Day. et a very malt Mak. as*/ :at to rotas *lir "'idiot Sr !Mares, ea or of the preolo9ooe* (Daly,) oa the feoow : •••0•101illl 18 o—moY residve lark /111 AP* _ 1,..:•41n015..11 It o.—eley reeryre Deo .10 it 0 tin * 68 igrar7 oars.. 11 r—apay raosiv. Sixties& soda.. 1 10 11—mmy melee beak ; 1 la the sign Loewy &awe ea the 41h of the lest No. um, a Prise of 20.4100, sad 4,91111, a Prise script*, wry both Bold la Shares by SWIFT and Co. at %dr old sod tortasateollosa. 11, Poultry; I?, Chad og Cross; aid 21, aldgats High Street. PROM TUESDAY'S Gazirrz. • nivionsns. July SO, J. Ham. —July J. Dud. Voles Celan-house, and Fitzroy- Square, sseseiniti-eJely SO, W. J. B- num!, Loudon-wall, Rrond-sereet, daelionser—Aeg. 9. W. DI xen, Sun. Liverpool, wino-merehnat—Aug. 8, J. P. IConsingtoe, E. Eanslngtom, H. Kensington, W. &yin, wed D. Adams, London, bankers —July 301kibsay Coventry. ribbon-manufacturer— Aug. 8. 141".ltnatirMy Ifesshattef, option-twist-dealer— Aug. A. S. Pada. Leids,' pour—Aut. 7, P. Goodwin, Lisaiwsk_Pishillohkth dittplempor—Jay SI, G. Allison, Bleb" W repeisaker—July J. GNP* , elenismilershlre, litmo-draper— Avg. 111, J. he& Dolby, leg. Is, R. Boisdemon, Dasuotor, indissper—Aug. & . Ass,ll, late of Wastage, Boviehlro, Inamer. 115111111PICATES-JOLT 30. W. Furnival, ittratford-opmi-Aven, Warwickabire, corn merchant—R. Ildision. EmlesesSeld, eorn-userchaut—T. Pownall. ifeadhetk. Ambit% ileushdeekr—C. T. Howard, H a , nu ise y "spo ko t goutp=r , jr at;c pie W e . Freiman, New or South Shields, dip-nerner-41. Goisidr . y. LueresbrOugh, liseidsr—J. Moe. keleinlinddre, grooso.-M. Rome, iroa- Raft Rink 1 1 1 1 811411111% lelowitionhirs. former—R. Fatten, latest Hari-etrost.llenkitiore, miel-merehast—J. Radom)* Coventry, ditilen-nanntoctutsr. MAR Ti In DISSOLVID. W. Ruby, . Bewker, and W. Ratty. Jan, Mooches ter. cottes-morobents —G. Lew and J. Heap, Reandalo, weelsasplese..W. NW mad F. eim`• pastas—lL Way. IlleiSavd. mei W. IL Hot. Walt lbw reek, Essev.,llfirmers—it. Jelmsem. J. Holm and I. Stalfilifirt I.lvarpool. iime4mrsers—.l. Oresewood and C. fla, miiiree—J. Burrows and B. Taylor, Bargh-.los, sear . eera- toilers --J. Holmes, W. Briggs aid W. Kendra, W -street, warehousemen—S. F. Waiklinglon, J. J. Waddlsome. and E. Brand, Birmingham, vinegar. makers—J. P. Beishissen and T. Kelly, shipwrights—W. WiLay sad J. Limedism, Liverpool. brokers—J. Bradly, A. Bradly and J. ilesbow, of the Eagle Foundry, Bankside, Iron-founders—L. Moult and J. Springfield, Norwich, fro.- founders. LOP' INTRIZIGIINCII. ---...-- COURT OF KINU'S BENCH. JULT 10. GOWER ♦YD OTHERS O. THE LONDON ♦SSOEA\CE COY PANT. This was an action altos a policy of i limed by the plaintiffs. as agents of lgoatio de Ca.- ore; a Spanish subject, sod underwritten by the de &admits. oa a boz of jewels. valued at 2,8001. en hoard a vessel called La Pole, at aad from Idarsrilles to Valencia on the 31st of October, 1816. Loos sect to be by perils of the seas. Plea. non ea sampaii.sad issue thereon. wo grounds of defence were taken—l. That the vessel I. which the goods were shipped. was not truly described lathe time the insurance was effected; and 2. That the whole t ties was a fraud upon the Ua derwriters, no real jewels having byes in tact shipped es board the vessel, and that all the parries bad con spired to thierive the defendants. The Loss CUM JUITICI slimmed up the whole of the ease ma beta sides, fur the consideration of the Jury. The Jury retired at half-past three o'clock, and re mained deliberating upon their vezOct anti, eight, when they found fur the deftedasis. ~,.., Y _ . ~.._. The Jary brook. Stroud sad seq‘ltild West- Tuesday afterserea, while the family were at dinner, two ruffians had the audacity to break a pane of glass i■ the shop window of Mr. Fleming, pawnbroker, io High-street, Wbitechapel, from whence they stole three 11rge silver forks. Two fellows answering the lame deseription were yesterday steered *bile attempting to elect a similar robbery at the shop of Mr. Peace, wateb-maker, in the same street. They were taken before the Magistrates at Lainbetb-street Police Office, and were committed each for three months to bard la bour in the House of Correction On the ;7th ult. two women at Pilkington bad a dispute, and proceeded from words to blows. One of them who bad a wooden leg, was knocked down by her assailant, her leg unscrewed, and the cripple un mercifully beaten with it by her antagonist about the head, so that she now lies dangerously ill: the aggres sor has absconded.—(.4lancksster Mercury.) We have the melancholy taskefrocordlng the death of three young men, who were drowned in this neigh bourhood on Sunday last, while bathing. The first two, named Sears and Edoseads, the former 14 years of age, the latter 19, were bathing in the morning of that day in the Upper Mill Pond, at Loose, when Sears getting oat of his depth the other dew to his SUCCOUf, and they both sunk to rise no more. The third person's name was who was 20 years of age; be was !whist id the afternoon 10 the Medway, jest below Mr. Balstooe's paper-mills, adjoining this town.—(Xeidsteme Joerset) DSATU OCCASIONID UT •re IDlClT...—Thomas Prior, the unfortuoate nephew, had bees taken into custody at the time of the mauls upon his mist, and has since remained is the Oiltspnr-street Compeer, to await the fate of the unhappy sufferer ; and as by the verdict of the Coroner's Inteest, he is acquitted of the crime of murder, on the ground of joviality at the time, it be came necessary to determine whether any and what further proceedings should be taken under the cir cumstances respecting him. A consultation had beeo held with the Coroner, who was of opinion, that although the Inquest had pronounced Prior to have been insane at the time of committing the set, it was important both for the sae ti.faction sad safety of the commenity, that the fast of his insanity should be decided epee in a more formal manner by the Jury of the country, in the event of which his person would be at the disposal of the Crowe, and care lakes to place him in such confine ment as would prevent him from doing farther mischief; and he was la consequeoce brought up yesterday, for final exansiestlea, befit. Mr. Alderman Bridges. The provides evidence has already been before the public. Prom what was stated yesterday, it appeared that the poor fellow was net born an ideot, bet had lest the use of his intellects abort twelve years ego, in coneequeace, as was supposed, of some lajtrry dna* to the beak'. in an operation performed upon bins by dm law Dr. Saunders, for the benefit of his eye-sight. He had, however, always been considered radios as, silly than mad, and was perfectly harmless is hie go-' sera' conduct. The result of the examiotatios was, that Nur was ormolu'd to take his trial at the Old . , Bailey Sessions. :/.A... -b _ - .~-_ The Earl of LAUDERDALE wished that their Lord ships should pause befote they passed a measure of so much importance; nd which required so much conside ration. He took a view of the operation of the existing Act, and contended that instead of providing rniuiterns ' protection price, it bad estalstistse4 11.'41.i-imam He sempained of th e iseousisteery of the Noble Lords "- FAIN in now turning against their own measure which, iw 1815, he had joined in portioning. He then read passage from a speech of the Earl of Liverpool,' 6a the Motion of the Nanette* of. Lansdowne for a Comoditse ow ihreign trade, in which .his Lordship expresied* an Grimiest' that the Coro Bill having paned, no alteration ought to be made in the sys rut. In this opiated he coincided. and therefore could net give his support ea the present measure. He objected particularly to thw limo at Which it was phrased, us tbire was as stipsaity toe g, wed ho thersgh Vie ethot,h=latz re stnwnew; bli Novo 4. That the Da itweillmillind tires this dray three mouths." • • The Earl ofHARROWBY contended, that y sup porting the present Bill be Will . gui guilty of no inconsistency, He conceived that be was gime wore effect to the'ex isting Act, by remedying the defects which it eontained, and vindicated his Majesty's Ministers; sod the Lhat usittee from whose Report this measure had originated, from the charge Pillaring abandoned the princirles which they had former!), professed. Th e N o bl e Bari Men rd his former arguments in favour of the Hill, and contended that it would prove highly advantageous to the British farmer, by preventing unlimited importe d*, whenever corn should rise above the protection price. He was not one of those who wished that the price of cote should grow as high as 80s.. for it would produces corresponding rise in the price of provisions, and as all evils were attended with some com pensation, so the present lowness of provisioes had proved beneficial to oar manufactures. The Earl of LAUDERDALE asked when such a sam Resent bad ever been expressed by a Minister of the Crowe before, that Agriculture was to be depressed in order to increase the prosperity of maoufactures The Earl of HARROW BY had expressed no such senti ment. He had merely said that there was no political evil, which, to a certain extent slid not carry some coin repetition in itself, and he Illustrated that by stating. what everyrone knew to be a fact, that the low price of the necessaries of life bad in sonic degree contributed to relieve oar manufactures. Lord ERSKINE thought that it was cruel to turn upon the Agriculturists now, and to tell them that they had not suffered from the change in the currency, and that they would be as well protected with 711,. as they had been with 80s. The Earl of OROSVENOR sliechl vote for the mo tiou of his NAM Friend. to postpone the further consi deration of this Bill for three months. When he found that it wee petitioned against by the whole Agricultural Body. he could cot consider it as a measure of relief to Agriculture, although it was introduced as such. He thought, on the contrary, that it was favourable to every other Interest, sate that of Agriculture. There was uo necessity whatever for legislating at present upon the snbject, why therefore should there be any objection to delay, when delay was likely to put their Lordship% in possession of much information, which though rep.sred. was sow wasting. Lord REDESDALE maintained that every Bill found ed on the principles of averages was founded on a wrong principle, as the ge prices returned ores not we the true prices. But even if these prices were correct, he should objectto the time at which the present mea sure was brought In. If any measure Were necessary, he should peter throwing the ports opiate the importation of foreign corn, with such a linty as would enable the • •Is farmer to meet it in the market. The Earl of CAENARI'Oi thought that the present bill would not be more injurious than the Act which it was proposed to mead : but would entail upon Yarlimnent the ity of legislating again upon the subject. He conceived that the existing Agricultural distress was OC• casioned by the ruinous attempt to restore a metallic ebrzency ; and understanding that the Noble Earl at the head of the Treasury would beside to attend on the third reading piths Small Notes Bill on Tuesday uext, he ebould then call upon their Lordships to reconsider That attempt, and the fatal consequences which it was likely to produce spots property. The Earl of DARLINOTON expressed his intention of voting against the Hill. which he considered to be ill diner 4 ill advised, unjust, and mischievous. '1 he boom then divide-los the question that the Bill be ✓ead a third time awe. Contents, 31—Non-Contents, 16—Majority in favour of the Bill, It The Bill was.tbeo read a third tirarriod passed.—Ad joursted at a gamier past Eight o'clock. (For She reamdader of Debate, see third poge.) -- - :....