The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

COI cuUNCIL. ' —iess— Yesterday a Court of Common Coati! was held. As soon as theloed Mayor had takes this (Asir, the Reese• dtt introduced the Cursitor Raft., ilasealt. who resign ed the office ofJodge of the Sherif" Court, whirl* he bed held for inwards of forty-two years. The Court re fetrett to the Committee of the illy s teisio le_tAlhitier tbroutterllllllllilies alit* billett. - 7-- ..* • , ' *swam to sost.uto. • -- . • Mr. Outataarreerd rte reedlog et the ieepoetin t i the day* isjeelatiolosisich was read . Itereeder. Mr. ().asso stid, the asoet woe always ere to ins puesleia of charity. to width-their fourth here sopa testimony ; for it appeared that is the last forty-mite y•altS th 4. Court had voted was to the aSseeitt or Wow. to relief of dletrue—citeor, hear) --ull it woolibot he denied that the distaste of Milt brethren in Woad had so wrong a chant on their fullsigs ae soy otter distress .• cool/ Item— (Hew% bear.)4-Tite Pekoes.. of the dis trait' was so neterioeutitafit*esnourcreeery to say soy Mug is proof .of it, sad lapossible to WO** the reality. lie wadi wad Moira lapin , whether it pre. esede . d from had gourmand, bed hoollorde, or bad crops, when it was atom' that ware thee WOO per. ease were striving to sappers exhanseo_by entiog the lark of trees, were outdrew' the gelds is quest •\_ moo( weeds is support tile, sail dylsithy the rood eidi of Banal starvation; sad what we. even worse thus . • ".. • • istt this, ova the pestilence which tills (masa was pr* doeiseg. tbeijoobaltle rarages,of which pretested 0 fur. lei prisero4-oieer, beer.).-S• felt Wood! its .111 p 1 1 4 ils of part as to the sus .bet weel:lb paerlit . "Bpi, relief alibis great distress tNI vi . . oil mooed. thotby proposing the sea eta • it wnela probably lie attaised.—(linr. hear) at V trusted his Mead Would wad the iodine be bed jest teak, and repose the sea Id • 1,4011111. The worthy Alderman concluded with expressing • a hope, that whatever Wild be giros would wet Wilk ortioiwires opprobatioa. ceersea t a. . Mr. FATAL.. WA it bat . tiffany WV. his *ad his friend's task (.14.0 . 4bute Ito 'ippon lb. “podition. of fonds of the het so she present sow miss ail mass feel the sassesittpsiralistisg the ilimilosia of*. eoffrring Irish. i Alderman, a • , sef&tring hiss. *rams 6. Bailin stated, that a Bill had been btotmitt isle No Ifesso of C• 1111111001 em Thursday sight • tsi grist f SPIV. to be applied to the employment of the ' distromed is Ireland. 110 thought • grant of firs hum • .. ked guineas frets that Court would bs ample. 4 at. TAVLos said the cause of the distress should be in - gairad isto. It was the complaint is this country that is hid a surplus of cora. great part of which ewe from behind. The mato:oust of the distress in that constry was bad governmaik,•find a system of abominable job. . ; tdargf,surl &mho that resisted from ono•stid of that se ki , lawatimite cottony to the other. In *anther assembly or., • ,- •Sbe oslydifforeste of opinion was, whether tho people rrtrel And were plundered most by the loodlords or their ihrrgy. but [ll admitted that the poor pride werostrip .i pest to the skin.—(llear, bear.) Alderman !Stows lowed it would be the objoit of all to promote the good work before them, and deprecated Ilia practice of making political speectios es sack sob ' unanimity which made all N,~ removing tu. present watcr•way of London-bridge, in which they - were enable to go farther, the Committee of the House • of Commons, with one exception, bring of opinion a new bridge was requisite. They then fore recommended • a petition to the house to be heard ac Blest the measure prayed fur by sundry inhabitants of the Borough, and the provisions to be introduced in the bill, so far as they may be prejudichil to the ety's inteiests, which, after ronsiderable debate, was agreed to, and the petition re- Itommeeded by One Committee adopted. .4;ibe requisition to consider the circomstatmes of the famnorial presented to the Court of Aldermen by members of the court, upon an old by-law, against the lam election of Mr. Denman as Common Sergeant, was .them read. Mr. 'OLDIIAM addressed the Conrt at some length . thereon. and concluded with moving for a Committee to be appointed to investigate the same, and whether there • are any other by-laws affecting the sights of the Court in the election of their officers, sod to report. Mr. Statue wooded the motion. Mr. Deputy &UDDERS, Mr. Dixorr, Mr. FAVALL, Mr. CROCKS*, Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN, and several other members spoke, and the motion was agreed to; and a conierittre,of the Aldermen p t, and a commoner from each , ward, appointed accordingly, A petition arses sundry Inhabitants of the weed of Crippkgme within, praying for one wardmote only tit be bidden for the ward within and the ward without, in stead of separate wardmotes, as at prevent, was present ed and referred to the committee to whom the former _petitions on thirt "abject stand referred. The LOUD MAIO& laid before the Court the enigma tiara of Mr. J; W•utact of the office of Upper Marshal, which was accepted. Mr. Nevin Brown was appointed to the above 'Bes tir", and skin neat Court fitted for tilling up the vacancy of Under Marshal. • IMX . 4 Swiss CANTONS.-14 • Reign made to Perlis meat of all Ministers ma from Great Britain to the tlitlit Captain. hawses 1750 . and 17a3. it appears that J. Banish'', A. Vilifies,. K. Colebrook. sad W. Mines. &qrs. 'were intensively resident there as Plenipotentiaries, within the periods specified, at a salary of 1,5711. eaeh. Tsw•shesd, the ems, .who. as stated in our last. wideness* to walk. inekwards 3tt miles, is twelve kiters e tte each of three successive days. sad which be ten• i• gnu style. gear this lowa. has sieve a•sesaced his isteatios of saidertahisy, Si the same groesd. a —.team tag this the one he his jest at vise/1, to walk 153 miles is throe sac st-(pertess bows sack 75 forwards sad wastesesoe ow Beadily, the 20th pig Paper.) num or a. a . ••••• —"--110111116111 pr Ct. ... 1 0111•11.014 404,p1h. 4ipps CIL Camt....113 Si Tel Smith Ste is 11 - " SP. - puma Wit Ott ittlf:;;;;. • .., yer Nate. per Cie. Wry WWI. 'e l r . & parromee. milimul is ts- --Ow& I lump. t ....... MAM AM • ItiakO ost Com ML NW WWI " TIM PUITIMIII btateli l 4 l t. WAN" II I SCIIIPIMISID "sap STATISM A N. _ _ SATCROAT 11111YING, MAT 110. Ifni. to --rm.— STOCK RXCRANGR, lIPTLPKO E ctocitt . • -,• We have little or no beldame doialopdor. . an 79 to' i for Across. or Nosey. • '• • : ,:.;. 1011CION Ifiltllll% ‘. .. ~;,r Notieg has Mee gives that the halt ymoi* - te in Madoirl. 30th alt.osio the Soto I Sid, se the Richter, of 414 pov tsacc• l imiwk... is rawly to bit pay, 4 isigiassuu, of the rigides4 warrants. Tide Coder *lie eatiSed lite Epoolsh Fends to improve. They an .00 ‘ 3 l .' •., All the other Smelts meals as yeseeseirs ll* illft badness dolor. STOCK 6ICHANGIik•OKKO 6 CaOIIO:. Within the last hoar there has bees a geed deal of bosineee doing, lest Hoe' ambit bug' cot Wrist& Ose large percbasvoipwarrio Of 300;6011. c ee . e .,, his bees made. on Aim's% of the 'Court of Chaoarry, bat •withont .prodicing say favoirablo effete. The hero are purchasing largely this menial. -sod yetiorday purchased upwards of ffmilliois for the July Agionst.--•Consols are mow 79. _____......—_ PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. lit TIC Lou" a question nag asked by ionl Da* Lit about the smuggliag of foreign cove tato loglood._ throogb the ports of Iseload.The Prime Minister aeonged bito.tbat there was no such thing. it Is torkniremitigi . that the English kedfords (for it I. goat the fatltiero) should be is reels a sweat shoot this at a goomeot *bag the poor hisherestarvirsg! Ma. lila still seoregglriallei *at, while the* are all moonier of atheism N rid* Ike pries of cord, sod which dismiss is imputed to Mort peedaetion. the Premier should express Ms heels prodnetioa weali be added to by the proposed autism of the corn-laws ! From a disease**, which ar•lle trestles if Lord DARIlLirs shoot the ell*lff, the merman bad gime to the Irish. St 1 that they bad sent the poor Irish elgelMl /1.- . 1111 !seat crop ! What a provident goteallbilia *NO iMIDOWNI sold, that tie" poor possolla" Illogi igeolle , failure of the potatoes, - emirelled losilestar cow sod the pig, Mid were left'"' imiht*tans of paying NA", so dialihro ' AO , iettiog their tents. Id not "carry s ols *ll. thag, they had ander/ ye, sad thereb y Otte rri, went. Ile, therefroso..appersvisrafe , the Hill-biew sneaker piece) to great taw" (pi the portals@ of go ' ereployment! This mosey . le. this. of - moorage to o the hoods of tbro isosifilkdo for them* Mal works with! We iliWi•t 7 till ' ' were $ ow what seesrrity was to be gives foe the / bring expended is this way, rather than is any way. The whole thing, however. is as pretty a isms of the effects orike system as it would be _-lble to predate. The •Preader took soceasloo to observe, that the best way of seeding relief wog loronglo the mesas of swaseriptioas, sod that he Aid eaceuraged the one now on foot. In another pert of our paper will be, foaaJ some curious mater relating to this subscription. The " grand dress lair in London for the " benefit" of the starving Irish is oat ' the least carious thlog. The Kix° is to be present, and the Duke of Osvoyattsue is to be 'the patron. His Orate lately stated, that he °trued the tithes of twenty parishes in Ireland ; and, of conger, his Grace is deeply interested in the health, happiness, and prosperity of the Sister Kingdom. Three Duchesses, and about 19 other high ladies are the patronesses; god a great somber of Noble Lords are a Committee appointed by them. Theo tomes an meow of the sobscriptiou of regiments of horse and feat. Aid, then of that of the " gentry" of Alaarßester I The City of [Arden has also sobscril4o ; and Sir Wistima Crafts told the House, the famous House, lan sight, that the Drapers Company had 10,7-10 lois4 haywi)e! However, the fait to be recorded is, that regiments of gel diers,frd, lodged and clothed ; fed well and clothed pity, and even decorated to finery, by the mesas of Wail, raised on the people, are subscribing to filling the die. 5, of that very people ; and to gave dram -. tetra dying in the streets sod is the highways (you! sierra lion. This is the fact to be record e d. This . .ist Ore elder to be rememberedy - this is the thiorcitTrelatild to illustrate that go recommit which is called !lie Hit voodoos fabric of human wisdom, and represenied 'aro the envy of sarromading nations and adosiration.of the world. Lord L•sltDoWNeil analysis of the Case throws great light upon it. The cow and pig, be says, were consumed ; no means were left of paying rent ; the landlords, thus deprived of their rents, were compelled to cease to give employment; and theiefote, says be, it is a wise policy to give at means of gooptor meat. This is to say, we shushd suppose. give those mesas into the hands is which they used to be placed before the poor creator,' eat op the cow and the pig. Now, mind. by subscribing mosey to be gives to these wretched people, you give the means of pi* serving the remaining cow and pig; of coming into a state to pay rent again ; tiles the landlords graia,will be able to give eMploymeat ; and, thus, the thing siill be complete. Mr. Marvin exclaimed last night. will regard to Mr. /lusts ; he yawns and I the Ileouth the moingot the earrings of Ireland began to •1)01 agitated. " What was Hecuba to the Hos. timstimotal.' or he m Hecuba." that he shoold warp for her ? Hit; the geniis's here It, who is this SW/ Hecuba; whe ther it be the litillords, or irbetherit be ties Wows list rimiest Hecuba? And is a mas to be *erre tooted as isefithar, because • lie doss not dis cover incoassioa anxiety to vote away the Mom of England aid Scotland, to be put Hai the .Ires the emit and .w. *min Lipp se r vi ttli t ith likr Idsblimb- . themat. A Sill to makteeses; : isiela;beitio sod sham thetielliablet 44 01 0 4. 11111 e 11 4 "Ir aPhileat 114,4010116411014 OMR 'Mal ; ittbe Moues a Camelia. AseiesOntrdf ifsf teeV at /edit Naomi were die +.y selkj4 eoy learnt As is the tint. Mr..lPaeratte pttr noted the Oases Pithier sad Mr. 141(11110D 0110 1 11144 iisist sable' would he aiding hat ma etitlNat red* a, of tansies. !edit Parliassintild at gram that lane use theatltS sad biped 40 °•"trf. *4 ashen- •We moat. tioshout the heodeeth dor ii. ear opine. not inn hops of this sort le per- Aliteelous. • How le the .enter a bike kf 1.4 it If. die eintatry to do to get rid if rasa f The errey,iserit arises, eel. many abet easeleasinkingh of die ansonso so the estona et the 114010 t by the weeds that mormake oes et What Met 'Unitas, mesa by the 'tottery h this ? Jun . that is sway,.tswte.sdlilß. Medielidi of eat . 1141er'latelly.spee lb. bade. moss be the ntiluetles of tamales ; SniteAwlf. that LC so say, Si (Manse umber d "maw peoeiseen.vintreies siateatists. Moires. 114 •Ssos4soff•Pair • aif; limn and chine.* t obese we all egehot - redin . Pi. of main. HoreeVreetife; dials is Mg, 111 the presoot Win force. sod all tie "idea et #/l PM MMus sad Ball the cadets in all sod.the like; ,obese an aphis the redeetin of Oakes Oiler* r that - IDA say, all the halt-pay is Ore as Well i,l9ll,Pegleod ; ell the military 'nth* sad alleatimS pA i .' the imethinee, all" die ell the yang people of both sexes; all the relation! of .11 theme. aresgaint the quintiles of mar Mmes. If Mr. LESSARD add all aim together. he will 11.4.' welatatioe.thit he Itis et. hen, a. esselienbie pUri of tie ens/4. Besides, there are alt the foram why foe already raised; there are all the labourers. tee; sod ems -Pores would be against a nineties of nom, if se be Oran& by the sense of • mother papie-veney Piston; for they would he - loan mod net g Aeon ty• sock redwing la such way. So that he may maka up Itla mind to the smithy ant tubing ,deL The mitetry will set take it, he nay be assured, two nag es the Buseughs muss utenibers to Parliament in the maw" that they sow de. Mr. UNSAID stele *et appear - 0e "ernive that there is, is fact, ioboly hat the hailer& lad pursues that ban boy nal Weise is , the redactios of lams. A. low as all &thee thieve roman is shell premot ante. IS la jeut iitteptl far the4inestimfor die pine. mein the amount of the rest sad this is it la be tae leadlord sad 'ars* to Mein it. Aid it Mr, Pinata Polska, that there alit be soy delog of a stir la the coustry. for the purpmatef nearing; the rest ad Pas to the landlord Ind parseale.he re the mist mistake. lose alive. To 'renal the eitempleirivelskr. for our ow. parts, would meet (without a &Anus it the Perineum) take the usable of -waling woes tbe root la wWIII we.soat sit Ti. dlsrsaileonthe Wrielmaliu Sill brought forth froso Mr. &gates 11110aleffliniily whisk slaws that thus Oftelemso Wait toltly mime, fin the moo straiten.' ids' ',bleb he Ifs %Ilea iteactiong the sarreney. Ms. Stows itodoeldenet it saw Seek ton hundred mil swestreerew mods. Jamaica eseneey. "P7* Minsk" P• 4 •418 sti*Nliff ; sad that, in ISIS, It took wily 135 pounds Jemmies y te pay • hundred monads sterling. Mr. Bauer said that the currency of Jamaica was a depreciated metallic cur rency. Oa this Sir. RICAIIDO observed that this could not very well be. seeing that the carreacy. .of Jamaica seas sof, itself, offered is value. He forgets that it is not the alteration diesel/ . in nitre, but its alteration compared with the prig of consmoditlec The raising of the standard here has calmed 'the prices to fall; that is loser, it now requires =presager to pay a certain debt than it required before ; and the slaughter amongst the West India Proprietors bas hi. there. been greater has amoogst the Eagliah laid lord., because the West ludia Proprietors were mere generally deeply in debt. Air. Stumm gave instincts of the exorbitant demaida on British ships la our " He bad obtained as account of the chugs " to which a ship was subjected in ono of MT Writ " India islands. charges imposed for no public par li - " pose but to fill the pockets yf ration officers. who, "if they were Neeresery, might set be overpaid. la " Trinidad, there had bees charged in 1814, for dm " Collector fiftyitce dollars, for the Cornigrolkrfinfy. " for the &ember thirtete, for the Aare! Oilleer , " twenty-scrros, for the Barbour Master 15, and starless others, in all aseseting to bet is a "ship of 340 tons. In 1850 sad 1.21 these .• charges had increased: to 1321. A British ship 4 . is a British . eolol was salieet to four times tft ' charge if • !maga ship in ferciga . 9* He further observed that he had reseady spokes " with the Master eta ship of 260 tons tu. Amo n. rico ; he had been on a voyage to Charleston. aed the ".whole Uovernment chit/CI for light holm*, customs, h a rhos rrise.ammnted early to 23 dollars; sod shame to "say, ear Consul's fee for endorsing the papers was 31) " and what of that, Mr. Etuce ?-- Do you want to destroy the system of election which you saw at Coyeutry and which put you into your seat? Becalm, if yes do NA all these charges are neces sary ; full as nseestary as food is to the heavies of your body alive. Not accessary, indeed. to have col lectors, controllers, searchers, na• almfficen and har bour -masters, and all gloriously well paid? Not as cessary; when. as you well know, there are right *obi* lords of blood so high as to have come in e ids the coaquer. who fill sot only those ogees in the col°. ales, has who are packers, crafters and whiffle gees in Ireland. How futile. dies. to pretend to complai. of these things; a man may as well complain of having a wife after he is m inieg.— Sir James Wahines has bee. well satirized- by the Carrier far thiakiag shoat inesarieg ear es. 'eases by these of the America. States. These es penile being to a system ; they form an esseatial part et the system to which K borough belongs., P.M Sir J ames disappreve of Knarnbenugh. which gives him his seat! Woeld he throw s'es theberettgb ---hhoutuddlit 'told he put as sod to It? X* we de aay. stale sad agaie, to ettaplaie et t►esi rupees**. M these earth*, an ail (het we owed set pay) that they taudiesimielte4 ea leaf as hams. • it sow ie. , switgqien =l --- tetu seeither to the IN. April, frogs which we ntraet tie bellowieg fr og . tye Csommerid Atleartizer of tbr 14th last. '. l ll44lllloeDisee.-i—A ego wade at Swum , !SWIM 111 at add& of Panay. free NON amid vet- • *ilk @Wad get at idartisiget. it h sold. redetieg The latter mooted the allsopt, aka the ?reach were sesprlied to re•reelearir. After oil: died get safely is beard. the baesharded Ayes, 'which was easptesely thstroyo4. • sew line gift bit its both tides. The invaders are said ft haw piwaltioed two plagtalless, sad le. have destroyed a. dasia. :Itthe papers to the 11th Nowt bite arrived, see the !Wig Oiled with r•searlis ea the loser of parib io e . ligoliess. What lba 1.. l malt way be. emit Staimen he satieipated. Voce the gessegwilist 1411berte appeared. wren seems to hale hem ses s : s iL i kleassil. ankle of tee Si% leant. hu m esseal that Site soma tam* age, had. i.a alai Woe. refolritil..geden to Lestlfteltja, ocoglaies.sa giereli. sad *et the thir•loosmagil Is degielve. The Turkish lest ahich was w to weesairre is tot Black Sal to watch the *wise scpwiltie, ma is case a war to protect Coestastiseple Vika its attacks. bas had its &asides eboigoi, is couesipeeece of the success of die Omits M Se. The:Precursor yip.. publishes the ' " A letWr he. . Palermo of the 834 April asseggiss the crusades of Sisily by the Austria weeps. Ms last reisforeawat wielsh reached the Mead se de illettirery of the plot was the frit to pressed to the coadeset." The Cosistitssusasel assesetwi that the Costae of Wester* 3witswised hare reeeirsil scion hew sme ter of the Holy Alliegew, wet to heehaw agy foreigner preeeribed at his. for political Aims. He wash for the iedeprodoace sad neepality of Salt. seamed I ram= Peace. Um 15.—Five per Onto. W. 41104 Bask Adios% 1,516 f. 45c. ; Neepatie 481. • *.*heaps ea Loads,-1 math. 24L 135.; 3 inewolik 1 0 .5 f. , 4 Lost sight the King visited Coreat Ikeda The. she. sad. was greeted with meet areissitieg. . *'be ape el puha spirit I. Paris nay berpolomaid from tie roars gitegas the bite sheiks. lb Caw let of electors whist Farb egetakes is 11461, of when 11•17 1 1 here maid. Of Awe yoke 1.144 were heat ( Weals. 3,10 for the Ullorie.- sad the rcuslego eagebeit. es they were ghee, to esedifale Nada 11111er at thh.fuss. Of dig I.lra gai lippgar. ,841111 legll.ll Is oda • woes diseased or ebohresiaty the difteeklat Is oba, tray of gettieg their &Him fabipseer. 3,141 lam 'skis. MN it lONA IsPirnelf("9" awe threagh fear tins loge. e • , , A haw fogs Sable, dated lifacctild..wisr..9lF haring b.i seceetehied hate stair WOO *Wks, siosa. that Lthe astiowtesepe &weeded to rseiddirll s lidepubikes geese of thelesswegh. s i ttrZiewel olvab harlot speared lasna death the obey were attacked by shellac pordes of Nary", *MA brought shoat a (vegetal . engsgrattat• dal whW t' *men getwitiestgadieg their great eaperiorirt (erie, Ittr it !!t 4 , 0 d - aret to killed. they absequestly appeared hulloed to tali out la the Cut*, kit their misuse* was of abort thrashes, sad they either serrrodsred ee digress!. The Herapese•troope have ao. determined to pest. pone Mole Insbarkities foe Pertnical, mall they re. eche further orders from the Government to Lidos." The German Joerosls bring an aeemat that the Leipsie Pair has beets better them was expected; and uotwithatawdleg the Dew lllonian Tariff bad as iej« does effect is driviog I Pole. and Massimo Make without making any . purchases, yet there was a great demand for coarse cloths, leather, limo, fine English printed calicoes, cambric muslin', Su. Americas papers which have come to heed. mods the important Resolutions of the American Congress epos the 'object of the very formal modes of the ladepeoilesee of the Swab American cities; trim -Ist. " That that Mosso of lispresestatives rower is the orioles expressed by the President is his Messer oaf the Sth March, ISt?, that the !netime provinces et :;pale; which have declared their Indepedeme and ate to Gs' volormeet of it, ought to be recogoized by tie Felted Stites, as Indepeodent States. !di?. " That the Committee of Ways and Means be instructed to report a Sill appropriatiag a sum mitt reeding 100,000 dollars, to enable the President of the Vatted States to give due effect to such recogsitim." The differ's(* we mentioned the other day, as said I to bare arisen between tie President of the United States apt the Su elt. is uoderstood to be of a slight 1 1 mature; arising out of the aomiaAtioa, by the Pont. .deist. of I peewee mho Areor at the Motet new States of South America, which die helate thought premature. Batorrom Mar. Ii —A Messenger from the Sr cretary of State's Offer/ arrived her on Monday lash is search Of a person who, ti was SAWSTtlillei, had taken his passage OR board one of ear yacht's which was to sail that creoiag for Dieppe po Ilemeager, meempasied by some Officers of the Cm toms. west on beard the yeast I, and having discovered the object 'ought Ser. proceed«) to examine his tasks. from which they abstracted several papers,taaid to be (*Pin of plus. 16c. deposited at Woolwich, WI wi t) which, it is rumoured. the party intesded to proms i to (teener, is order to make an offer of his pt t• loined iefornsation to the insnrgents. The Mem. , - pr tarried the papers to Loudon, and the putties was suffered to go on to France. Oar fishermen caught upwards of 3000 ma) hey% yesterday oboroillgs nest Shoreham. a circuit; mere which stover before vectored so near shore. TM is ma of lish are now retailed, three for a shilling. Upwards of SO Weibel. of 'prat, were breve ht iota our market es Misday last,and which were rrq .illi at 04 peony pee qtaft. At Mlle sue public houses in this tows e rite alien Is. Imes reduced Id. per quart. t It is mid that Anode! Barracks, which wee Wet' Iv sold by asetioa for a little more titan 301 0/., cost IClovorommt Nearly 100,000/. : • 1 II ...ft. • 1 I ; P , I I i ,r. • • t o p romo t e tie good wort( errore teem, ens seprecassw 16 ilia proctiee of winking political speeches so such sob- : - Psis, as likely to spoil the unanimity which lead* all anise el graph or 'floury so acceptable. on a ge Mr. Stang said, that all agreed in the necessity lag- which t faiding housediate relief to Ireland. It world, h*wevar, appears Itpill the almost adrastage to that distressed, ilkiereer lb. um fall idsulted reentry. to inquire slimier it was sot he L aws , b - a - g uverPumeot of 61i 11 sli her sulforiags.—(Load cries of " hear.") , • as the • ' Alilermin Wayrnmax said, that no g harp had the nom -serer hren brought against any government 'has was " iseani contained in the admitted state of the people of Infant. pgrttisg 1 a bele , . the everolsent was carried on at lots sesei Iliac shot •st • • ',misery of the people was the result. oleo. ' - :•,-g - •v• • I • . ... , . • : • - • „:,, ii , littsfart assured the court that tie Los _ molar ' ' the relief of the distressed io Ireland, " •- ', . . • • be was a number, had taken peat sag 00 1 is• ' •if the best means of apply's( the load, go into . . the Omission that the most elfnetual way their sr timid* (pat)<t Ow meaty to similar committees is Ireland. d iem lel He tbiregit thif.lanse of distress shonlii be 'squired mw' I inter -Three cargoes of rorn had lately been received other 0 ,, in this eosetry from Sligo, where the people were sc. {sally starring. - svelte* • Mr. Octritasigisotiss, for granting 51111 guineas, was posalbk them merits, sarnanitsonsly. observe, .." • • rise Driagmbonse Committee then presented a toyer' through tyt their proceedings in Parliament, in enileavostrini to Cusses Amoy taro effect the wishes of the Court for obtain ng our pap .as set for rel Loving the waterworks and ealergi n g the to Li: far sore ardeoe ct/AU• l4 4* Dal ewe" elves. et •)6 bealwards, ha Laes.,—(Liss ti ~ 1 * ,s l, • .. mAnit. • • •1 0. ; -*" '' s 44 4 be 11:es ban : . saresiwswegb ? WI 0 • li • ;o I 2 ' ‘4f i4l, • . • Verliareest. llsuggollighteasai i re sae ' 0.0, a M ir y . . 1.. *ph. ~ . . awartiof i . • Irrlaad are eat sidle ' aareslteroails is aa i 211=r2 00 7.7 - .. -!'..,. • Irt ebotil a alybArixeiried debt; aa4 we ray (lw r Pr , 1 D - re"-kle&fe iltUvesippose4 - 4111 all 'waives 'Jodi PRICK Mt wrOVICKAT ONWA.OO.i. 4II TIUS I Dit. 3102 1 008 " 18 -. Ii - -....-......•••10 MAMIE .... .-- - '''.