The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-09 00:00:00

owe Lord eimtetwitd Wr i ondersientlim rtt how basin's., re third an••ther de [Aril the Chair, preredette ."11bettiv Mr. DEL bet .1 Special Jot 416.1 art fr • 'DAM 11. ti nib* Sib- C. / -'• 11111,9 15, rids!. Sr 3. 'LUBBOCK Ref. Mr. Drily ICO VTOlt lArd \ Mal Ow Howe ne Hamm vied 0•00, five (441' a poi** which lita lisomore. twit, giso ib'Af' if* thooii Va. co 'Witt Oki . t►is' w♦t. driw , into the 'line of ritL • .11eubt wlsettlOr aped to tbif P' it rerteittly, ai ha Atitai . V Viat 1 ei f - ~ 410474# of lief le. Of bed - AK o• -'Mi g ht net be . IliC ... for the Hai 1110 POO*: :,...AtlNCPAitleei ....ereebifirl . ;. 00 1 9 , -4 preserved - die 1-101110ei ' *lit."eieee 3+ • r ~„ I. .. %I poitoot., ... tallow:l6w .. 1.. whew , dity • • 'teeiteiiieete fisettot . . Ulm days,imat titl•o44.'s* tip • niltibrk !id p.. QOM - Weal one 1 . 00 6 44 foilita4o4 - aat plidegi, 1".,14011 110. it seqs•Des Mt Wr tiosit,y had seaceeikd :tbeita ,wk• ' 'list itadkieg et trioilksitostes hotrod of • tog of wbicb sot preveut time salts tfrmn the needings lAws, they the House ' as wig., bisjesi)'s best men of treason, —that es murder, committed any disor able to Spies vement, a and Incendiaries —Oat tr prhici irks a long tic the Mon. might Gil! penditure, diminished , admit the Lord MI the table. Mr. B." lion professed was only ." be received. times eac a Petition divides' only general convenient ' to It. He log Order each Petic Mr. C. difference ed by a ` This alone bat when ' worded, principles , selves, it oeg►t to Mr. LAMBTON Lion of W*0101;66 M isd weeded to lb; word. 45.4 ,, • nomluil vu. of Bask POW ?UM, Punta as lapatadoe iitot Mims tie but w• 1 rtfe!ioc ' - ' ' . . ' . - - w mewliwfwww-."°r-v--• 1. • -•-• • • , . . .: .. • . • , . . . ' . . • ...„ ... 4 '. -. • , .. • THE STATESMAN . • • • ... mai m that it shnold h.ve precedeney'vq . el' % of the Petition l led he aertaalf witbrolo tmdfh‘li fr 2 i Perattet go the Bonk of An s gised, . an d trefoled it. die• - are me who toll sin, keliseeth; wl ..._ . mines.. If it was thaucht the, it was not 1 them %sallies to the Heine& He bled ots thestresiod of their beirie forged, for the cis TOM, eitha Pe o ple I. ow t oi , to.. as emu A ...._ - --••••7 fn precedency, ` he si:mitt eve his notice for Yl s etithwea leigebla4l 9 6llllo l Vellelled . , if's* IS Aleteet period to 'thick the amount am be pr i..4.1 wewws femm e . 'S • end, mete chargeable wilt the eharecter end.. „sea 41,sr ••••••irele a. Pee sa n e * to _,__ tl av. . •.. , - . Peg CASTLEREAGH, elder eiTe direction of leg aphid their ftelty thee Ote .. t. .11 - .. GREIF' ELL odd, -his Elmourable and fit liernektli the Pk* 4 bend, mad eseimi - .. • . it, had to state that. madam of Privilege took oPPolitiat'lesit Pe*ldsbid lei 'he 'haat' , ~ Lei ad 'Friend, ' the Mesiber for Naive (Sir J. themf°4666 to all receellundathige for. D atrarb , a _' the woo of the H omo no the se hi esat , .. ..ifft enti etriett) T h ll ed o g it i:r w en oix ostic timo e of c :e s ser:t s :o w liene wit e h o . sp o se e i n :ps t iese a . 6ll . fivegEceci:w6•6llll:natreaglahopetbirreFFlmilte the ,iitazpvfosithv ete ef - T his '.:. err of all ritbeebesisens. . . • .1 ACII IBA Ll> lIA it', LTON mil,te lL tko did TIIitratAWCELLOII 'of glig . R Ail elohjtet, in which Ode motile* Was indbiled. reline! that his motive wooldoecaaine much considered the Petition leseither k illifie eye( the r 0...• lik ia•alverl a single fact; oud it would - ileum. It was insetting to the disipp the Woes, 'draw hie motione•-•Adimieried. ... r . rw ..- • - • - ...„. • far the &Ape to tali; th e . sehj.e4. into its to attribute to Mks eameralif whi t e r i o igt oos h ss i a - . • Olie OT to refei it toe Committee. The Noble debug coda attribute to nether, itffbeet elided:l/ PRICE OF STOCKS TH le s. l per lltY ceett - At a . 1 4:1064.0 07 Cit. ,p lie i F i ty ‘e * i i ii m e d 7 pd .lei riet. ' : o eggell igtoo : ll t e l l i e l : ° . **5 "1 41 1111, __. _ 4 wiletied by fixing Friday neat. :the Orders of ' the Heine. 'ii-it n o t inseitini to .s eta a, sS sch t o .. proofs of Its eadappeachable chan ger, bee s. sil w a dielille h ato , hew the leirepid „Colonel Easter charecte t hd . tho IENN ETT•moved fora Refers of the•Nemi- rah. that selfish prieciplee beitaidlomied the House 3 ery Othsa. med.Onli ltiqi Amos mob 9;yri r u t . ... . pedal Jaunt uho had Wu esitemeeed dodo*. for a long time ? • ,L- • , 9 per Cedi. AC - Stack • • Noun & for Ace. Pi 1101 Loft Ann. Mt 946 '' -se i . foor_years by 4he Sheriffs - of th e County of Mr:TIERNEY contended, that 'attribute. 0e1.. 6 per c o& pm . BM'. equer Bills St* por t • *lpi disipeo • game hit nergetic or his daw7Ord"setiliotheillibeealtist • ellef4dtth fliWit a Return 'of the Neither -01 l -Finn taken by 46* Principle. to : the House, meld not be viewed i t • A I- . .c.h s .,;(l. n r the c o y ote o f Debits f or rho v eers the Hirt of an insult . - The Petition •arently ebarged .. --- - , •-; ~ ~ 5, 16, 17, d i edsv i s hi si oat h y ear , e tc .-. AND 1 meg. with taking narrow AM* of the sehhedi . mi ry ip e rrs A mew ir , mg , Aa7 ouch a Pediment.. Miley eqsally, Weems I. /:orisiell came hereto them, and of ilabintbieseed is the • nLA Jur 0 1 AIR At2s3Aigidatßa.: h am h a m O w s otoco the tied s - -- 561, 111 l 'i ._ • • -- • P Pie pethedlitetsid t Irish po litely * io n % Dili w as re ad a se. :opleirsos which they delivered by indivivitial inter • • with net taking into their consideration the filtered c ----'- ''• ---- "' ..- rt -- • Wood BARBS so indi oast) deo . , -- ' - " - 1 - fit: 8 Y °UM& • le. 'LUBBOCK presented a Petkioe from.tho of the ' whole cententeitY in an enlarged sense.-. ' ' •'• •is r . ' 22 .Siece I had the b I.o,lfpaNr .-,'-'.,;•• • .14i - s- ' . * " if * " nill « h hi * ikehli r. Dc.Vlr, evilest *Copyright Act. • . Really, if they were to In sist that Petttioneri shgaid • - ~, ~.„ , 446. 4 ' 70 , . Spy tkodishosionr, of offline ie. this Roo, th in . . tritigh nicely every word . of which they side ace , . . littniliallY, AMU& P, tits.- 0. , ....i!. , boo, : Witness tp i }easy -strew s " m o p - !OTTO* PETITION FOR . REFOIRIC STA malty h i ked to ea u . thoottoot h en o f Meg rwiebt shut their door. et once to ail Peti ff eee. • • A : Ise to a, Pelittoe which be height hie beetik The/ had better say at ..co, that they . 'mid • ' • . t!ellengltieste ! Whit saw be row intend.' , 4 -,. . _. -. atteckipg all beams. • aid Vitt* I tolviiiit tae me e t be aware t h at to u t a f t w at h ea o f D e „ re6llllllwo wen Petitiesie on the seliject of Par*, New 'York, Wesillestiase . _nit ens ! . espencon - ••• ..,Iles , : . tioo for o n a im, o f taikd a do r o sunnier. mentery Reform. - . 'There was nothing indecent or Papers, of varies. and.te - late dater, have reached to. - btl e ___.._ i g *it ' ls ` . " t " 115•1 ; 51 " . P' 15651 "; hl* imps woe begetting , pet late his beed.',Of' irregular " the lealltiege • of this Pytite° o * ft ell es. Bet they contain ne th isig of Much political is- to "16P-rr alt 441 "-' 66 .4 " 61 hirloshier'• • 11, • i could pot oncost ohbor an to ammo or to thing . iii a• Pendias marked a dispositiota to pogo* lieutance• The Pc . a .41 tie .pett • hi P s 7 .181 . 1 . 5 gi°41 0 ler•LtPill ilkthl.o6!Wbolireloi The Petition ohirxho .Draw hote l i n m a the Way If instill the limns, he would levet. seedy. / 347 . WPM, " ova ,. . 1 .. pep a ime d is ; t h a w o f a Meeting at Ito ten, es any. seen to ,show his sense of the ineldel hot. the Semisole tribe a. lOdiaus, .1. • net . scab ao *- 41 -7 -' ir ' hie t- ).6 - 7 C y:: lasPi are aware 6 " .• easmai 4b* "" l 4 misty i enesite , „ by the chatralaa of that . when no such disposition was apperent..thedoorelif to gratify either the Meads of hemanith oi to Listen for . yea . •Me eatere. that the nosoi did not re- the H 0.,. oeibt to b ee prned wide to an P••titiosok promint mach permarteet silvaitsge4 the "United : Hifi ' , Jt... are. not Welly Miele. II ' any la si i t i bil so 1 4 84 .6, as the Petition o f. if, because In Widening for It , teret. etnt,i deo& State,. There is oulkieg.fredi beet SisetkAinerici,* . f. lit t4s°Kiiii " " 5 " 1 " 5 " 54.1 " 11 ' ' 1 " I lt 4 1. : egi %hos ,it . purported to come, and that it a the Corn 11 1 1 1 , the • unhappy word. ‘,.:p.i, i ,,iori. The old *legitimated stories ei 'victories b the Epa: i t n to your souls, sad "be 1" to all the hell at .. . y Spa - tilt is , rneeived as the Petition of the ludi. Pleats!'" weeds was that e good grow , . t•, r.j.cting Th o .Di g h t n osoo „., ! „ G,„, ietiis 0 had nish Royalists in,fidelico c •Sre 'roes . god from thrill.. i l i t il L iti f 666l .-. ib l f "t om itas eve l,'l l w a il a l se fd o l f ow yo ' y er nis u w as it u li m wh: •"•,,. s *lies thilrarairsan of the Meeting. But ,a " 4 " 1116 " L. .MR the point to which. he was mope anion said, .if eat 'Member were to apply 11 )"" words 10 146661 0 Palm". ... - ... ihde attent i on . Aeon the p et i t i on , p a t another, le the none of debate, it .rout.) be a vitt:, ..___. , -Pole-. turpitude, and place thorns under the rose of Meth. t "seal of Members, some came so sear the t at t oo o f or d er . N o wore that itt a l, t. fl q u oura bl o ARM ere sew points in. the discussions in the toast *Proballion• Yon hese lagrontly .visiai e j . 'Gentlemen sotkm..that be should ow. Ow words on Hosea of Commons lest night they will arrest the Justin nett the id! hf tle land, and opened a dew . • hibt of propriety, that it become almatter offor anarchy . and confusion. After assumin g as al ., , heftier they sight lobe presented. With re. 'bowery' irstoppertentiv, sod h.. was not afraid of Mak la a ...e...er'settentiee. The ClA*Citmost of the • Et- - edible. him to order m .;;V c osi . gh.]--if own the . l oghtlis h at thia Petite, he owned that he bad his doubts ; CHEQUIR gave nonce last ' Milk of a motion which hitrary...dealinion . ever , law rod - justice, y e s dye:eine very peer the liee of propriety - bet . t . 1 " 6 " ware . 5 . In .theirl _._°. e h ! . er r * I- he means to bring forward to - day , • respecting the "la oniletsr 'mamas, "d Prealesetient Lose oils wished to have the right of reddening Passing t " IS ' i t . 1 / 4 l cools Papua- noel in no is e sd a s .p o salote, Is s h o esid h e S orr y to d o other way than by saying, .that they were inlet:need .. .r Wee! of Private Ba n k ers:_ His ottiect, according to ItierY ellpewettit •; endured Prisoiehrto your Mite • • d: til ee l ' ir th c li o c „ on si - r ty it b it e ri . r! . the s elioht , geplatiation.: gives of it, : his- no - rt. a t l h i t - i tTi n n e se- f4 ;f m lfh; f h , rag to prevent the voice of lodivideals from by ulfiell PrinciOles- • . g i r d, Th ew woe l or dl y soy do g is t h e The Howse then divided. . .• reroute : to the a ff aiii .61' the Bank of England, .., For tie Petitiaa's lying pi the Sable . . it. •. it this PAWN. ..grid* •was improper. • Who. Ag-Ntoo it . . .. 4 1 bat' relates 'merely to thefoller tosses of. riiia,le YuaisikiltS,q fee, and terror to extinguish the nadv.;* 4.l. ‘t rl l ll r s in to os 4 le t t s:d art :; . ~.1. OW 644 - o f; ,lb . 111 0" 1.11 " til i tielli°411 . ilekritY -• ~ " - Liattkers. Seine hew regulatiom on this subject have 'British AIL , - The- . more liscriilea; Ilia more yi 1 •••• it lie sitiliplepte r be shield leave Mr . . COUCH presented , a Petition " from des' & o n n „„„ te d. e t'• • , _. ,-,. ..., r dud . b y ... ny cifeemstences required . r ? tea Illattjte; the ' more namersn'the lons of li. - .• to be p af ~ •••:-.-.- ‘ -•• •• • • •- - oti • Boosidesmosider liben they Wood it read. Botcher. of the County of Suffolk, compta t ining 'of 'ark red on the e indica of the Aet for allow- • : wilthkeVoine I' 'they %riff imiltiplyfike the hydra:: .. reel ili'whibrolght spied reed. - It bore to boil% subject to 'the Duty on Saddle Iforsee,,Ork the , tiny ,- of ' .. several thousan d s of peop l e is- horses used by them in their trade. • ' . ing Private Bankers to -issue notts•-under 51. Whe. andloillen'essoce ..on your berois. . Let edits!. ' ,• • rte Ilittyten.. Is Lesonhire. on the 23d The CHANCELLOR of the ElcnEQ:c ER said t h ey the nature of - the prOvisitine•idtehdid to' lje Made act,* theiL•et,l l ,l while I have ato or se sew, , ligt; t ii, teesteenceet by stating ' that self- similar completing had been received by hid heel dlr. shall hire the'effeer Which the interests ot.th;:cont. the; +hall ha :gee;--and thee I easy sot be a whiter 1 lies was the fist law or eaters. It went on ferent parts of the country, aid-he stioalitatteud to m • onde (we teigt . tey the cause of - huniaAgY most .of Aheele'esenetee•i'lirodeedingia I ' will leave „tht.,, illat.lfility.of • thlif Pititieners were weavers, them. . experietree will best testify. liiii.iiiraised Hoese...nortfol,.dbebthet orrery inderedent, nee ittinfiegs a. otitit,'e"ostas litogether inade. Sir. GILBERT II EATHCOTE seggested the pro- f ic l °4s i • . . ..- - . bite sopped etimiessithoe end families, and priety of an alleviation of the Duty in ' tbit rase of and increasing camber of tequila ofl*tit.hrter . ; honest mail s ' ever :Mend to England, . sill folio.. toeocor MitimagOisti Mid fifes--That in this Bro t ed Morns. . . , with the lamentable spectacles werch ,t44 11 ,. eas the me. . Th.e. e ii ails ire unholy, batefid,lhodif, whir * 4 • _! "'• • ilkey One brioglag chlidees.into the world I,iird DERRHURST presented a Petition from consequence, demand the iarthetiediyili d ocestyrful a PrnilisninehtPtitAA!ddt the bolt 4 rialisetsathrY • . glee seeng• lagerr. soppert-e.that God never Watiesideraglilast any &buena(' in the Laws respect. copm` l-- k ; but 'ilt 'is much to; be doolegionkeopr th e paves,: artelnlVls its , rengeaueit e111 0 11101hi• ii.. ' to tbiablitir end to itatee--that th e business lacttiPperions entitled to practice es Conveyancers. .a. . . .. .• ' •• • • ouniontioe of tbe n umber of small coonterbeimiltrill ' 6l rtg° 2 / . .. lair Unions braked: abed to last only about Ebollestse west into a Committee on tholGioirelies• • • - • . ••. .• • , .• • : !..... e,lest that the . Quarter &Wiens Sow smelly 8i1i...t.150 Report Was brought up, and . (Aired to.be l , !Ueda* lessen the instance. of- thipcsietiliffeetery . .„ _,_,.___ _ a L . : . 7 . • ,_ 1 : . s:ac. , . .7 ~, , I re +f fmartaito deroodhat this mood din, o Pkeit Silo farther coosideratioe ete •fitimellaketrekeowhich we now serteso fretioeilf . : 44- 1461'1146it that: ".•!!"7 7', T. " t ""' w as Of!' tlt 4 rre Altellr nun P • ' ' ' •''''''''. "Ari_ _ 44 a". AA •• • • •flestrurbe; feete-merrow rot iliegabival • at a Ittnial i t oh wasehe ceepgaimce•Of thitesesailliled dlg hl , end to be printed. est finitely. opow-the MUHL • nem. • • . • • • - 2 . • • •- • i.. .., ..... ~. tprevail are.,oiM Id itivatiois in the lower dasses.that gc- •• The Americas Trade Bill wit ' s reed •tro ll 4 Olgrk `'land; the notes of Private Itinkilll, rinA 7 ' -- triet7Agiit- !f. r s ..• .. „., 1 „ .. reew., no out., $ the coley 1 ,; imemetes .- reamed's el igoodusee . and sle- ant Used . • • . • - • of. WestiLariatei • ,it /soot therefeeeOrielt tensa. • c •••••:__-__!.:_s' 'a• • Id cireolation, affording no secli facility ;Nike sec. • -- L ---- 2 ._s• me datateof things like Ibis could not be 'TWCommitteee of Supply and ways.= mew . • jitters to wkat Member of the litliettliieellithe fink. :. '. to ear prosperity, . either at home or. wittolsed for Friday. . ens of the crime. According to thosmitesse4 inure. ;, posed motion' may relate. "that the propeety of 6 meetry enesioted in Ihe House resolved Weil into a Contoilltee on tbe tion of the CoAncu.coa of the Ezennettek; Coentry• Addreeses Will .be moved today' l i trboth' Heel* ; deco of ite. hied and labour-that if too Glass Acts. Resolutions for the continoosee of the Bankers are, after the espiratiow4iNtliviatitt i period, . a ~, ~, litU'prodece went to rent and taxes, the con- Duties were agreed te.-Report was ordited to be on the e late'Ro'yal Marriage. i to be prohibited (run ineing'elt is' . 1"oe sO" i oder • ____: - • ° i t - , • . a was a proportionate privation and suffering received le.morrow.• •• • • - • cepers to t he Bt di s tant are r.- 11 whose labour that produce was realised The Bill for Consolidating the Cadent. was ll* 'al" o f si 't f I "PC Oh d e `2 59 - l e as French .. " I. -- ' - h ' t b ard ed • Governaient . .Sreuifty,.., 'poi propmtima *bird Ow -- ut i le p a h s i o. . 4ll , tho..illodget closed on Saturday, aid 1 . he avarice sod reining of some individeals brought in, and read a fi rst time; an the question *tided In appropriating to themselves, and that it be read a second time, deposit is to bear ~to, thg issues iteg , net - vttt Men f - - the Reporters Rare' to snake their rime riply Se . iii. well instrumental to their views, so much, Lord LASCELLES took occasion to observe, that state d, , B a t, s at Ali • .ssents, .wottin ;foe •ifit- t ehis ad . t_on. t The aikidos, made to the tailinesore a I . • Meg weal's* to others.-that it was the duty the Duties which had been in 1815 laid nn Linseed a hO ro : 51. , maw i to w oo d .. w i t h et t t . se . it ••: 412 ,77 - 1• ,„,,_ .., , Stilettoes to cheek this roil, and to oppose and Rapeseed, far the avowed potpies of racoons- Th .. _,_ _..,, .....„. . 0% . .-• • P m l "•" --- !. . - - thi . 'Aral) , 'et O s t r .... ea..potion in Fleece eppear te have••• f is m awe -may OIgUISTIII ins .npekber .or small- ._. •-li,a it.' _ if ibtkportieg **pensive wars, the undertsk. lug the agriceltere of the country, had tietitiodated • ~• • in -.._• . ~,--••,- __..• t . _ _._. - . ..4.6P IP ct0e..t.,..,, !PRO' degree ..4 agitation sod 10. ~ Aide could Neither be productive of good, that effect. , It was not possible to grew abets seeds ceentrY " 6 4 1 now cktFelattetts-elfvittOie s est eet BY o w l l el tai A g o r iot t lir. .The Miaisten, however, se- reut,evil-that the weight of the burdens of in many piano, as it made a part of *ism diet they productive of the effect most desireduivoineteing.crimi, ,-E_-_e r lo.be stars 'that other meant hue i necessary hi k, Pea ''. 1 iis fell on the poor with doable force-that should not be grown. Rapeseed had drenlo.i . sed by nor ising back guineas or- 000ptipigliodroboly the i attention which they had' given to the pre. this measUre from 351. a ton to 851. er"761. - ; . and in . phicit-ej t he Aides tikes .withdtawie. 4 ll4 obi:eta°. effecting tbeleninvar of' the ft teierierithin the pt. , 6 . • - r - ,rtlent-decteirstioes 'et some•of 'the evokers, whe vo,. .of the House on the subject of the Poor the mem, where he lived, where li.ape.thSsr'forestd it pearl to. bodon to iff?i? ataboaer the pyper..- c o m . hey could see no disposition on the part of a principal part of the mausre , mid where without . • . ~_ , mend to the Allied troop te.."_stetart in peace, - • Ise to diminish the evils of pauperism-that the ground could not be tilled, a great borthen *ha 210 ^ 41 7. sYsteati 07 etr_engtATekKe • te egeflit Pt P r- i ra t e. • End sin qo more oii tlii - teirlioty of France... Ti* •• ' 1 I increased, pauperism decreased-that his thrown on-the Termer, by a measure which was pre. 13astkers, than to have ow aech:.bateeficial cense- -Allies. -- ' Frienriitir Louie will hate:their s. bort el l n : .ll ' 's Ministers bad imprisoned many of the tended to be for his benefit, as well as spots maw (peaces . to society in -genereL 4t -is • probably ' a 1 4. ppeers t : in spite of all the Philippics of th e itorelitti s -J I i amongst them-[iengh)-.on the pretence keens. • - • : • . • • imagined, th at the depositofor ;Sniff 1161ei Will create in, while no treason had ever been committed Mr. LUSHINGTON said a few words le & s law , such an ides of secoriteohat • •• •ither .e • . • and the Swiss troops, whim they eulogise so boi , reafest extension Tit... Duke •of W at.iteceories ball on Therolay ' is well might men have been committed for tone.. . may be given to their opera t io n s. A •deficieney so last was:attended by no wh o l e of l,he angel Yeettlf • d while no murder bad ever taken place , as The Bill was ordered to be read a seated ilea sin- • ed for a treason which never existed-that Tuesday sendight. the Stamp Danes is likely to berme of the most air. and Prioces of the blood, eicept tho King, who urn. ; o.ders which took place were solely attribut- FORGERY. lain consequences of the meatier& • • restrair4d. by "etigiatti, and the Primed* Comets Spies and inceedlaries employed by the Go. Gen. TIIOR?rfON Plied the attend Another Instance of the disposition of the majority attention - of the who sinks ender age and •infirmity. The Doke* it, and that nobody listened to these Spies Hoes* to the great increase of Forgery of Book of • • • of the Hesse towards Petitioners for* Reform mil, /Irregular had a' conference with the' British Coal• rndiaries while the Reformers were at liberty England Notes, the comegernee of which was a gee - . they attributed their misery to the selfish neral distrust of that specie. of currency. Tradesmen Ratrenehment, whatever statements of Minn, acid? sander on Friday, and Baron Molina& (Pre es « hich bad lneeeeced the Hon. hoes. for often refused notes is their uncertainty, and thus lost indisputable truths may be contained in the vvitriven- ° fib. COmmirtee of Llquelatiess oe Saturday. '-', intr.-[floor, hearl)-TM Petition prayed costes, or took had Dees, and thee lost their pro. ... g a rts to i. Hoes* to repeal the Corn Bill. that vents partyThenumber of criminals had so increased. tenses made by the People, was afforded last night, • T h e ne ° n ate , • which the :)rake of w oritro „ nn too presentation of a Potitio* from as Meeting at TOM has been engaged, are believed to• be concleded 3 ill--to retteech all listless api imprepor ea thek the Bank bad been obliged to compromise the . re, that the burden of the. Taste might be matter, and take convictions u s minor euratio; fo --aqtl'es in •}Ancashitri 'in le t for -F•rlirastr"rrY anteeptiCtitittnirancenttertltitieathirthrreatlt. will be Reform, Retrenchment, an led-sad to Reform the Commons Hesse and *void the frequency of execrations. It was shocking d the Repeal of the Corn speedily published. . • he People to the ozonise of their jest Rig hts. that this state of things should continue, without an Rill. The Petitioners, VV.'', thousands in nuns- Tile 1), o l e o o f L aw for the suppression of the Si... STANLEY then moved that- the_Petitiork lie attempt at a remedy, by increasing the obstacle. in ber, stated, that they were f o r c ed t o complain Trade hos passed through the Chamber of Peers is .able. the way of Forgeries. In 1797, a note was submitted of their situation to Parliiment, in order io bring the same way as it did that of the Deputies. No die. BANK ES was of opinion. that as this Pad• to the Bank by Mr. 'lrillock. which the great en. before their eyes the suffering condition of themselves mission took place; and out of 95 voters theref ore 'fused to come from a Public Meeting, and growers of that dsy (Redolent, Heath, sod y signed by one iatlividesi, it ought not to others) declared that they cookd not imitate.- and the People of this country : that they were work - only - five dissentients. • red. He was aware, that the Mese some. Mr. Terry, the engraver of the Bank, bad pro. ing weavers, who could only earn 7s. a week : that A Mad r id : As. article says, that official Steellots had 'bristled their indulgence AO far as to consider diced what he conceived to . be an imitstion of t hi s was not sn id es t f or common f oo d f or t h e su p. arrived from Mexico of the capture of the el R o w ~ an of a Public Meeting the Petition of the in. it, bet these engravers bad declared that it was .., e. ABRERA," on the 9th of November last, Peer port of life, ead that they, therefore, could neither Chief I who signed it ; bet, as this Petition alleged ' not correct. A reason should be given why this or . . sad °Odes., he Rimiest it would be in. some other plan tad not bees adopted. The ezpence boy clothes nor pay rent : that* they were bringing v a t ta d o ttd, knit for the these to eaterisl their indelgene, had been mentioned, bet no probable expiate costa children let. the world, • end of his having been shot ink the list. w holm they weld not Public credit is represented as improving is the*, • He wished, therefore, to refer to the Stand. °verbalises the injury done to morals, besides the ke e p from starving ; though they were convinced nish capital. . ' 1 ler of the Home, which Whitt the readvieg injury to property. The espence of pretentious, t h a t Goo l ever ma d e In as t o s ifi r rc---:nio• -......--. Minns. whew it Was °shib4ted t would show that this species Petitione r s added a that the seljfek principles of Flanders and Hambergb Mails ban also come tt • C. W. WYNN coatended, there was a greet of economy was misapplied. He hoped , therefore, e... u _,_ ....... was the " 1 " nail of their calamities ' , Wad. • It is stated, on the authority fol a letter from ice between a Petition like this, sad one sign. a Committee would be moved' for by some of the • 'id eit.ihat she city of Sheriff in the of a County Meeting.- Bank Directors, to know whether every thing had alld,hecansf this. letPetatien.ef tellisheess did not a mer chant of Palermo, of the . one was a odeund for raves: to receive it; been done which was potato; if they did not•pet. plietithe mike one of the•Represootatives of the Catania, in Sicily, as h been destrervi by an earth. fel - ea he imbed et the mower in which it was form this duty, he hoped the Chanced., if the Ea- p eo pl e , the Maas was • •flimetedi ' Tke Bonn quake.- Etas, it Is . added, was sables a demi I , 1 ingekidg die Hoses, by attaibethe selfish chequer 'meld, especially after the *Wee he had leek Ire at the assertion oar it lisiu lops beta liaise but no irruption had yet bikes plate. Giulia 1 l i es to tilde, be theeg ht in 'testicle to them. given that night. The soden he should make was , y lagged:od by Wish ptieciplea s .iod took thie very was, from seimiletoseve, early thetemard 16 1813, 1 it might to her:poet only to bring down adments before the. House to the ' 'of • when •laumotable•to Mate,. It SIM Ala Ilifill .1 LAMBTON would set enter Into die gees. latest period. Hemmed for "An Accoont of the' ceneinciell way, rebelling eve: ..fillefelillB .I . •. .7771•1117 , s . .- .- • . , -__ a.. _a _ A ---2.... ..1....../ is...t, sir f...tund Noses_ tareamtad an imionaden Inas Mins tin boo. troi of foiogitt Pend" P illilled lir 41 t'll.s. •• • ,•• • - 11 P elir""7 — . , I .. \ . , - i ... ) 1 ~~' P.! r ii k