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t.....tp: r ..: ..•.; c ' • ..1 ,- ;-7N, ~g, . s k 4C P ~ .11. . ' rte , .., • ' A • I're + . ° •• •-• • • .fi 4 , ~,:- 1 • , . 40, . N., 11 , , i ;.. ~ :) AN• • *ft 1' i '-• • - e :- . , 1 111 , '-'.'s• - br ~,. • . /11...4.vrii:i.,...n. di 3 rr t o , A \ 0 7O r.. • Mt.... ~1 re ,4 4-. .-- ..;;;.. t-ivi , IR ..,‘ ••• • 4 , 4 .• ' *'• .T.P ' t:. , 0 . . _.. __—==._._- _ — ••• — •7 - r7T_ _ . _---f_ -..._ .,___ .. . .... __ - '2". 4 \ ._ -.— • . _ THURSDAY, JUNE e, 1008. . - 1.rR11.11 six-pittiez. • NUMBER 1684.) FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KEI.I.Y. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON 'MONDAY NEXT. Julie Madame CATALAN! has kindly offered her services (by per arkwiso of the Manager of the King's Theare,l when their Majesties' Servants will act (by particular desire) the Cu seedy of WAYS AND MEANS.' End of the Comedy, 'Madame Catilatti will rrforns, for toe first and unit time uo Cie Englisla stage, the celebrated tdiost Scrun trout the Serious Opera of SEMlttAetilllE. Seruiransidt, (burn of Babylon, Madame Catalan', who will sea_ *Lc Graud Bravura of " Suit Regina 3 .• Amer, teriace of BalAtoii, Mr. Kelly ; C host of Nino', Mr. klatatie. To which will be added, the Fart t of THE IRISHMAN I (;'DON. After the Farce, Madame Catalani will, b particular tin: the popular Air of " (lope told a flattering with vuoitims, as not by her in the much admired Opera sr Il Fsostico de Musics, which was received with Bitch ma hon.,dt d applause los 11r. D'Egvdk's night. To tiowelue.: with the Crated Ballet,cuiapostd by Mr. D'Eg. Title, called, THE MARRIAGE SECRET; A. Neuron' at the King's Theaire, with universal applause. Pr i~srl dusters--Nlossieur Lifesheyes, Stoostem NI if- Robert, Sloderbuiselle Freak, Miss Cr:infield, St bud Mediums Debbayes ; with the whole Corps & ,i.,11, t f.ont the Opera-House. . .iod places for the luxes to be had of Mr. Kelly, s• ttv. r.i Salte,a, ; and of Mr. Spring, at the in Little Rateelkativet. AlllilftALTY-OFFICE, JuNR 7. 11os VfIF.REAS, it appears that very grass Imp,- nitinatare procti ed by rifled. Pertonl, c4Oeg tintn attest Adeviraity.4cents,telin,'Neder pretests of the Moak and expeturet incurred by in noNceing the dine:erre - of Wes from Bit .114jents'a Sercicie, are is Ore /weir of extorting * large rasa of free. Mote Win e4spley then : Notice is h'reby glven ' by order of the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty, that uo applications front ;ier sons of this description WO, in future, be ree.Ah.d, and that Reprrsentiat•una only, mimic personally at the Adrd.relty, by the friends, or others immediately interested in th. a:seism:le of men impressed in the port of London, or by letter, to the Secretary, in brhalf of those impressed at any of the uat ports, will be atictuled to„ when, upon the production or transmission of the pecuniary ducoments, as Apprentices' lade:items, ILei idiratts of Baptism, Protections, 3c the respective cum sul be inquired into, auti the parties mule acqnsiuted with the result of the Stood's deteratiaaCtio thereon, frse of all expense whatsoever. A proper person will be orders d to anted in the Great Hall of the Admiralty, from alert's o'clock till too, to re ceive application's's this subject &beset:instituted. W. W. PcILE. Audi an useful expe;lient of saving the lives of the tlefinuleri of the nation, which he had no doubt e.efy use must feel interested in doing. He should nor, I,owever, have stated it to the Coin inittee, had he not previously understood, that the plan isai been investigated and approved of by au eminent cii„.vineee, whose testime3y would be cor rot:termed by many others aho had witnessed its trial. It was his intention to hove brought this matter before the House io smother shape: but as he afterwards understood that a Right Honourable Gentleman opposite (Mr. Rose) was about to sug gest some, measure regarding it, he had therefore refrained from doing to. _ _ L...ati I for irckuid Irish Mot er. 'wriest •nd Sinking rma s,7ise,332 borrowed in England - - t,ooo,uue do. iu Ireland - Anoint' Charge esuoit.6 _ Ways and Stemma for raisins' the said CLarge U. ed. per Galion en Spirits hums t 3044000 made, on ii,ooryiun QOM. Maur t one tCsd tOr Melt - t0d,0611 4,701,332 Ditties on imported S:+irits, 4110,000 pilots., at is t-ad. per gal.on - - Savior es Beak Management . - - ft 2,500 - 7.50', „ Admiral 'Linear said a few words, amiroeing of the tnemAttre, and confirmed what had been stated sr to the 'frequent ditte„;ers to Which our seamen were exposed upon the mast. The CHANCELLOR of the EarlsEoura said, he had no doubt that the Board of Admiralty would pay attention to any representation made to theta upon the anhject. The subsequent conduct of Government, during this Session, mv.4ht he doubt ; but the Hon. Gentleman might, if he plea,ed, prouo,e something regarding it hitn,elf. It .ca 4, undoubtedly, the inclination of Government to l ive every useful invention a fair trial. Mr. evawex added, that he had had no instrue boats from The gallant Officer, the inventor, trio mention the subject to the House upon the present occasion. 80.1,3 14 Deduct chary as above alurplns L.511.1115v He should now propose to the Co inmate certai t 'levant ions, in order to creates fun to defray them" expenses. As to the regulatiotus intended to be proposed in regard to the distil ation riots saga... he shoold trottpene ohnerritt4 npou thva, tilt ui,t matter should come eerie htitnethately befote ti • !louse. The Right lion. Gent. then concluded with moving. the toilowing Revelations, which, airier tr. riot.. observations from ".. I .ir Josil IMPORT ai d Mr. PA RN were s wcrane 3:.;ree.4 to: " That the even of 7g , ,coal , I*l. ;•oreevicy, be reseed for His Majesty, towards the supply or the eeriest ye:t., by meson of &I.evitsw, far tlassirytev of ire;s..d. " That it is the opinion of thin • .ointittee, tbs.et ry ennt:iburor of 300 De entitled to tr ,t. m.anttits, at the trate of 31 toe per emit. payshte and transferable at the Beak of Ireland, and takes nut of the Cuototolated Fund of Ireland. 'A ;.at towr.rds raising the supply, there he eberei-d epos ev,r ) hatrel of bark), or ..ny other gruo. oar Uti.• crowed, to be made Imo melt, a..oty of 1 " That, opts, every of agns.rdst, strew!: trete, t made from sail malt, to !Maud, ahoy, h 4 .4.‘,Notter prow', a farther dot, a ;at " That there be chwed spots ty sit ;afloat et dntq sot interoo..l fur r.purr r nut. a aut, ,f i i. w That there Red npoo evtryl.llll - .Yent .intelts tilled in Irervid, which Mull hare brew to the stn u.,, ate. from the loth ofdb. tu ...itbSernWAber, " a duty of is. ,J.k.,41, abut. aAoW,4drtaspw. V wpm. a NA Jarmo; watt re •• its." A similar Itrkmatioa, as to tie: spirits ie the of lierneed rftailers is f reef Ore.-tit " That there be oit,rged tipowerrem z4llO. of rUM, hna' dy, impasse, Ihjbt stark „teems, Ilb tic au:aelo d sl isel t v ,t,o the al louta u t h -h rn:: •t o, OW*" a over A similar dui) of it. id. 1-3.1 upon iv .y sittion use r' sperms oseeltinerd in Ireland, ard intsuded Cr, buinf - sumps:ea. HOUSE, Ica t.s, nieo. P ERSONS who • ote 5., , W • trilling to EAST INDIA COMPANY with FivE utns.r4az d i CH LDRONS of the best SEA COALS, • Pool Menese‘. 14 diferent sorsa, 400 Chaldean, to be deffnered iota.;ea47., aid toe nweaiaiab annatity when wanted, al thet Es.l Abuse awd qf all ripener', Lay Powniale, willed tip, addremost to the eanaiwitfee of t'e liAve, l•fo, o'(sek oa WEDS SDAY ttraa, 11 , 0 I '4 igelant. 7:t CATA F. OF •NATOMY, RLENHEIM-STREET, •t.REAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. T eour.t. of Lecture, PHYSIOLOGY, mad SURGERY. will M. TIIII , IY, ISt litb ilium, at Reyes Ntursiug, by Mr. BROrtKES. ,1146 Al, rrtil, thoroughly ve:Allated, ssd replete c oure ..r re, are (Ted fr...st five eclock k. the 3,1 .• fur tbr paring , . of Dissietiag aid I: jetting, f'. ookes ..1 hr &erre the Jtvkit nts, : rt VI as thty, appear us Imaseetio... .41CPCkal usually ath ..utag An. tonneau laves •osateracird by au astimptat Pryers, the re tents made by Mr. `kooks on Hoots Sub . . the year ips2, the 4actira.,t of whlcb mg= it... Royal Soe.ety, :tad read es the • ,th us' Th;s method bag si,ree bees so far unproved. the stutcles is preserved, sad ev be accomuhadat la the tloarst.— "metier, des.r..o .e.te 4 ing their hr accommodated with an KOICAL-I.XLHANOb. ASSURANCE OFFICh, Jugs I, avec 9PHE Ct UHT qf DIRECTORS , I f the ROYAL-E) ASSURANCE de Arribigioe Na.ice, nit their TRANSFER BOOKS lull! he tiks TUESDAY, The !IM of Jan.., latent', to TUFSI.AY, the IVA . 1. Ai, ; mut that a GLNLRAL COURT •," the s.s.rl COU PORATION uili Ile Wan at their (Vim oa 'Ot NV:DAY tb ggek or Jane (agent a! Doak :Clark is the Foreerew, &a main of a DIA :DIA D SAM UEL FENN NG, ./w. Reereary. Nlt Abating is dattysirao or lie Paid Nice and at th , or Ofry Peatilal, 4,, 4c Allan ..ce a/Skid:ago, Gouel*, Mereimpadise, sin" I. , •••..aar, he book or triil: # Lit eel boogie kr fire ; axe eta jer tha Agawam* V, as/ Geestsug kime.ties me, Liu. Mr. Yon , ct said a few words, which we could not distinctly hear.. Mr. Mimi - twosthen proceeded with moving his further Resolutions : That it is the opinion of this Committee that there be granted to His Majesty a suns n.kt exceeding 190(.151 for done In both Honses'uf burnout, Cc line. " That 0,95 id. be granted fur rusk dune for the Iluuse of Comlions, fur ditto. „ 1411'111(1AL PA1i1114,111...1 Y A •t -.%)•c•41 A . -6 fiJoi..:Ct ij private WIT'SE OF LORDS—iiruNtspLY, Joirr.4. •Pt tagrust.ltevittr• wee hear c fun ks Respondent In tat iLabortlit 4 1 ;01stsa modal after whirls it was *Herr," that Mr. Gilles st.Ju'd.be heard 4 ste.,o•l time, wi on Friday, at tea o'clock ; to Abel day the farth,t piomed incs were postponed Mr lisrrnion, for the Petitioner, sad Mr. Montague, for Mrs. Bland, were I^ and respirting Maud's Divorce Bill Further proceedings to- mon." . Mr WA AUTON, Mr. I. T rI.TYOI, tad ethers, fF.4.11 the House of G.M111)01111, bruazht up the Irish Giehe-Honse Bill, lb. tlrth ea to Clouneil Warr hunse Bill, mud several Pima, Bills, whirl were laid 'spot) the table, and read a first thaw. djourabed. " slat there be A drawback of as. aid. sp.* ewerphatteld bee: or Le tmper e It +l , "That the chalks x r.wbacrs u;:wa skoi. its eapa..e.l sr imported folks' the ore toiletry to ti.e Ler, ab.t. teas. determine. '; • -.." - C9 or TWENTY THOUSAND POL.\ LS. Li, C.-ALAI:I'LL; St, CHARING-CROSS; ; AND ST. MARGARET'S-RILL, BOROUGH. I TOR s. N bdi s . B ey V a amt ratryC2d. Mre pooticuisits:.;:ibcuasirtrity: CITERT, to he drains in JUNE Best, is one of the iu.)st vivre", Lsitteries era, knows. Tickets sad Shares arc nu+ us ask, at lIORNSBY and CO's old estaldisked State Lowry Offices, whop wan/ the Capital Trims tit the last and fonder Lotteries, w% rn shared, sued and reps!' errd. Pi It 'Orders, by Jetta ur carrier, execalsdrdktly 4111 saw terms *sit present. I No. 4, CORNHILL, AND 9. CHARING-CROSS. - ----- T. BISH returns Ins most grateful thanks to the Nobility, Geary, sad Public is yearn!, for their tialicninded facuure itt the Lettmes jest finished, old sc. 4441811 m them that Tickets and Shame for the NEW SKATE iAiTTERY, cortaistar Six Prim of sto,oool. i• be drawn itt aeth of 11; Nb. ant sow rellieg as above ; where, is the Lvttcrics jest A Wished, be wild anu shared • Prim otas,oool. No. Isom ........ Cluoito L. 1,00 14,018 6,000 908 500 10,446 5,044 1 7 , 9 66 300 114,339 5,000 3OO - . if/yr; The In Tkket. is tbe City Lottery, entitled to the thend Hotel, valacd at 33 °out. was sold at 'lisle's Of ace., la sixteen Staten :1;1;a ; ale: two other oft he su tsteatial freebetel houses, vale* g , oaul. ; and the fortunate bolder; of Prises, iu both State and City Lotteries, may bare their mo sey!" app'syirix as abuse. The Sure Lotter,- euntaies Six Prises of sa,oool. besides fie iesa s l 'tooter . a 9,0•0 t. 5,0004. 2,0001. Lc. &C. Ice. Xebemes with particulars grails. BEGINS DRAWING THE Nall OP THIS MONTH. SUPERB IAYETBRY !!! 4Z I X PRIZES of .•to,tioo, besides • numerous i 3 train of Grand •PrLses. Tickets. Halves, Quarters, and Ilisteeatlas, N. selling at the vary Lowest prices, and tbe Primes paid on demand, by HORNSBY and Stock-itrolters, at their Old Establiabed Licensed Slats Lnttery Offices, London c 6, Corubill, Charing-Cruss, and St. Margaret's ioroueli. Orden by pout or carrier escorted on the same terms as If present. Shared sal ao:.! by Hornsby .MC.. Isst per : 19,546 L eo,oos Mos 1.4006 ihara lO,OOO 1%8114 1,000 8,531. 5,000 1,880 /1/80 8,7 iti 19,375 :„Goo 10,537.. BOO 1 7. 15 7 • • • • . • • • • • 4,000 Ar.d i 3 too • t ...Prises 41 L.sooxpe 10 90,300 I Isom, 17 sews Lanolin es... Prises se... L s,oon se .soloo ab 1,000 $ 4 3 JO THE lIARLEIAN SHICKEL.INY. r INHE First Volume of a New Edition of this risri.sts sod valuable Collertiou of rare Tracts, with a.b;nional Notes, will he punished on the loth instatic 'Ari c a by Titillf AS PARK, Esq. f A. Two supple 'newel Votuotea at curios, Pieces, seiectrd flora the Ear :e:in MSS mot Paniphleti repotted in tLe itritisii Museum, oat be added to the present edition, of which only a %fly sen.ulier of topic. is ratted. Priuted for Job° White au! Jolts Mona:4, Met and Jolla Hardtag, St. Jesse's strp.t. BARC;AINS AND ellrl/041TIEA: Lv 3to veny excelleat Ckambesys., an. the Dregs t•••• nclh Lorton., t• e. 6J worth vie.; a.)O !oz.:. of the tinokt (;,niinms, N' (id and near wan new pr:31,4 Camhr;^s owl Moslems, only to worth lilt.; the 1r....it beAVitiral I‘itsfe Cambric RJSes, lit worth TrAnepar,nit (broreirs ditto 'a new artier) its. ; an 4 sn in C.O.C.lred a. :is ; 4.0 Lill: works, c.•: IRI-pr;re ; 13n S:11. '3,fifitt•C r ( %.,Stiff ; an.4Ler lot, w,r) entriong, at 1 ( .1 .I , lth 4s. bd.: diet. ;. GA. th, 6 "Antht tutu Ina:in; kcal Natsto-r: • ta:rea p. eatn'tc•e tea:,! a id half a •s ad. ; amd J . . • 3 -t cam ~ a. fr:•:n : to t i., ga,ni wtla • tract IN t.r g " taines7 2). ~.11.41., 01:y 55...341 v:.rlb ;Alt 'WI I • CALI' JCS. • e.. bo. L... I :r. 1 . It \ rys .u% • 9 base tt VVdnelta L 4 JC pa 111. ._,. .41141a1L1. NOUSE OF COMMONS. ..... Mr. C ..... T postreeeel bre lutetium as to the Drafts of Adrafrelty until Ferelkey next. The Luau 13111 sod the EuTlieh Dere S'lmeitine, 811 were severally read a second time, and ordered to be etarimitted re- Mereow. The Copper Duty and the Pilchards• PI dlt were severally read a third time, end passed. Mr. HUSK I,SON brought up a Dill for continuing the Coal Inland Navorettos Art. Dead a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to. morrow. . . Upon the motion of Mr. Boor, the Amerreaa Trade Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be cum:latent to- IWOCTOW. Mr. BRAND preformed ■ Petition, on the port of Maio. lobo Cartwrieit, against the Local Militia Bill, now rf...itand iu the House, as being contrary to the Constitution of the a/Wary. This Petition was read by tbe Clerk, and iddered to he laid spun the 'fable. Mr. Fort t obtained lea%e to bring in the fol lowing Bills, s iz.— A Nil ais re,:der perpetual and to amend serval Acts for granting poriu.ts for the protection of certain eseuabie A Dili to amend 'marl Arts for warehousing Spirits in Ireland. A Bill far the better collection 011ie Duties upon Spirits ilislilled in Iredind. A bill for regulating the Collection of Malt Duties art Ireland. COMMITTEE O(' SUPPLY. Upon the motion of Mr. Ii 1 - sson, the Hewn went into a Committee of Supply. in which he sub mitted the following Resolutions, which were seve rally agreed to "Tait it is the opiates of the Committee that the aunt 641,e0e1. los. be plated to fib Mtjesty for foreign and secret service mosey hr Mitres! isns." This ha stated was ongittally 175,0 W. but aiow reduced as above. " That the am of 34,04)01. be granted trtwarda ererti,le bnildhigs and nuking impres eau ids arum Ttesee hill, for tt,e year 16011.. " That the tom of 1,9111. I2s 6d be granted ha 'melon the salaries of tbe Officers of the Houses of Loads sad t. uw moots, toe ditto. `• That 6,oueL be rooted towards pny ng t►e bounties fur takieg sad brigiog bah to Logsdon, fug ditto. "That shunt toe. td. be rooted to Hie Mein', fur snaking cud issaproviog the Calegiusian totaled navigatieo." Mr. CUMILIII here took occasion to remark. that amougst all the improvements set en foot by the Government of the country, he should be glad to see some means devised for giving security to the lives of our gallant .seamen, when endangered by boisterous weather upon our coasts. He under stood that there was at present an invention made bi a Captain Nlniiby, by which a ruin? tired out ola bomb, and conveyed three hundred earl fifty yards from the shore, TO d to reach a ‘e- •el driven a Ain that distance. This, bethought, was an useful discovery, as iu many eases it hap pened, that out of twenty p e rsons invo' v ed in such i..eriloutisttuations, no leas than nineteen pe r•.sheJ, on account of the shallowness of the water 8. , nu' .dtuitting of the life-boat being used. In a reiii.:nt case, he believed that misty-seven gallant rn hail hero lost, although within one hundred ~f the shore. Had a rope been thrown out of a accurling to the invention of Captain valuable lives might probably have be. ,saved to their country, for indeed it hau 4 . r.rl iv beet' tr:td in the course of lan year, a.• bail happily been eared by it.— .orreiy took the opportunity of tnentioain 4 this ei to His Mivesty's Ministers, in order U...:.i.ey adopt some wide of encouraging r sa.l, att?, i '7 " That %oriel. be granted for &fraying the Mira charges tn. Messeogers to the Secretory of State." Several other Resolutions were proposed by Mr. Flestassoit, read and agreed to, bat which were not distinctly audible to the gallery. l'be CHAN:ALCOA of the ESCREQUAK Staid. Ile was desirous of submitting .to the Committee • rote of a sum of money on behalf of the unfortu nate Clergy and Laity of Frame who had taken refuge in this country; but which he had delayed till such time its It could be ascertained how far the amount of voluntary contributions would ga for the relief of those unfortunate and illustrious per sonages. He should, therefore, propose— " 'that the sons of mama. ibusild be granted to His Ma. jelly f r the Relief of the suffering Clergy surd Laity of Fr illeC, fur the year trot." Also " That the suns of vs,ootit. be granted to Ni. Mejesty frr supporting the British farts span tee coast if AN:ea." These being agreed to, the House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received te-eierrow. IN DI is AFFAIR/. Mr. Du n °As postponed his motifs' a for certain grants to the East India Company, from Friday to nnday nest, on account of the Report of the Committee upon thcir affairs not being yet ready. PISMOUTiI DOCK. Mr. TIMWNiir, pursita...: to notice, moved f r leave to bring in a >iol tOr establiolim a new system of Pbhce foe Plymouth Dark, to prevent the various depretkagoas a.,ich there took place. Sir Wat.s.last Etroan 'and, he bile uld not object to such a Rl' being brought in, but he thought it would be better that some Krounda should he laid, to stew the acres.ity rat aituritsg the mode of admi nitter.og justice. He believed that great depreda tions hail lately taken place, and evcry one would naturally wish to see tlh.ou effectually suppressed; but the only question with him was, whether the mode now suggested wai the best mode of doing so ? He did not thick it (^told he shewn that the Mir , istrates already entrzitel with that department heirshewn icy reluctance or . negligence in ap:.e , heading, cornmittiug, end trying, persons a ho com mitted such depredation'. Sir CIIIARLIES Pots thought that such a Bill as that now suggested would be exceedingly useful. Mr. BAsTARD era appreacusive that the plan of introducing Justices to sit upon the same Benches with the Magistrates, might be deemed to imply a censure upon the latter. He should the wish some previous Report to be made to 'hew the sheelutg tleteenty of sock a Bill, or et. ietro ducing am /change whatever. After a 'few ebsesratiosis from Admiral Haeetx and the Csawitiwa of the Ezcsamosa. have was given to bring" in the Eill. COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. HUSH BUDGET. Upon the moii;ii --- oiis7lo3exe, the Chan cellor of the iri , h Exchequer, the House went into a Co.mnittee of Ways and Sirens, in order tiod he 'nigh: submit to them the state cf ;.he fine, dal affairs of Ireland, and certain ResolutiorN felat;ve thereto. The night Honourable Gen:lemagi then prorceded to observe, that the financial concerns of Irolawd stood as follow . . _ Charge en sth Jar Pam,. lasi: I:blunder' d r bt Traaanrybole Ra.laies to Island Coatis IL~wtd harbour • I !r4t fruits . 011ser &video • L. 29,537 • . 400,00 • • 111 Soellt . . COOO . 10.0544;4:m0il tirrl.arge : I C%h unapp;le4 . Btarnee EXtillefillCr, JIM ISO. . lyr,l li Dedui dairy u 'bus . 1,170,114 9,.1,041 Surplus carried us Ways sad Mem for atm Interim ai.4 !Eakin Teed of DO, • 5,409,5 , 93 tinuta, (s ,e 65,5 is llriaisb) - 6,357,L5s 969,073 Of expense fur the year - 9.707,550 Ancual Mesas for ma : /terrine, saad extraordinary anonyms soeso,oo9 Lose raised In Intland - s,cssoAtue , „,,. -Great Britain - ip,-; 01,33 2 1 .vf..,.... .. Sulfite, is abc,re - - 1 59 ,093 - 917C;osi " That these be ekaartl e upon ewrry goon Aomori.. tilled Iron torn or grain, in Leland., none t to iyover LI ,4110. Meter pros(, a duty of ss. ed. per te'Ooo. " That there be elnaged uppu e.errippllo? losopeetsil Otto nagsfendo usitracesting •, ilneoeter priest, a essmtenatha of ss 14/44bNli4ia upon all trait *kits ituctirdlog that Fog; ado, Wares die highest Oul_already impoep4 upon taw atria l/PIO grew,: Cy... the Hou4e resuming, the Ibee.,rtoraii tise dereu to recei%ed to-alai/row. I !..7s)( rise informed the Buse,jit tme hip it:•• .tr it. the Committee of It op ale ;or the ',it or certaiu adthdpias oo postage of letters to L. (-icier!. C.i.ThAT bst El I L. • The CHANCELLOR oldie i.. tie c 'La moved the House to go lido itommittt c 0,. trier Ciliates U.:. Mr. WINTEIta rose, and stattc iiis objectious to the Bill were, that it tended to render toe Chords subject to the Crown, of which it should tie as much indepitndeut as was consistent troth the ele vated situation and prerogative, of His Majesty gifts asd presentments. there existed is. Deer.- soy for the measure, and it was not even milted for by those it was intended to reneve. Its iuterfe relice with the gorernmeut of the Church was on juditiable; and the property of the t. hutch, tvoich bad been as enectu.diy prow-bid by law as any other, would, hy the overawes of this law, be vics. fated, olthout even the shadow of a sevesonj sheen for such an iosprudeut micros. Innent. Mr. C. W. W. Wirnsa cocsinered the Bill nn absolutely necessary step, for the preserviVion of the Established Church ; sod *nought an amend ment might be su,pgestect by some of ins Lean=ed Friends, a high would obviate their objectio:is Alto the measure. The duty of the Clergy was lest. deuce. It was to be wished all resided ou dole Beaeficas; but since. Irmo vatiou• cirtauisic.ces. all could Dot, it was better to make those at leitat of a certaiu description do so, and thus effect 'QUI t• good to the public. Those who had property sulicieut, should be compelled to reside, is justice to ti.oss parishioners who thus einply provided th in with salaries. The principle of the bill was good, mid went on the supposition. that all residents should hare 2.601. per annum. in cases where a Clerg!, man was possessed of two beings, there was a fair option watt him, either to keep both, allotting a salary sufficient for A cisicicat Clergt man on one, or moo. Near Colleges, the evil of non-resi dence was maortnotta ; he himself knew of five pa rishes, close together, where there w 4 s not a sin g le rrsident. This accounted for the immense cif Me d:Lbws, Anabaptists, and others, who daily roe !:. d the Church of its congregatirni, and vended the assertion, the-. the best way of malting the Churi It respectable and secure, was by reildentig it, Clergy resident, said thus conipelling them to dischiti p o their duty. Mr. CatETET considered the Bill a direct 1606.* tion of property. which laid over been respected. The stipend of a Curate had, abuot twelve rears since, been used at 751. per ann. This should ho the model of arty change which might hereafter be come necessary. Its the present iiiisturice, he mw no reason for this dangerous encroachment on pro perty. The stipend of 2001. would oftc be t he greatest in' e ustreeto the Clergy, who were the °TOO mil proprietors, and sometimes it would he foto d to eoreed the trouote of the situation. 1 o attack the vital principles or property, in tries war. was to imitate the worst acts of the worst period of the French revolution. But why should dig system of