The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-28 00:00:00

, . - Derby, isfood for that per -1 eith e et. wore Provided or indietosost. Against tilde. ' the Orals* declined pro rolotiolig *long abscond appsehanded. Midi, and the opeestiee of, most beeeicisi effect wMle the leithr that $5 . lathe scaled. tai irate. thee. cemseded witfr them, retiterlau quiet to the Aoteme Wm% the ?abaci:two and the istereess is -the afforded means of subsist. probably been seduced by dio ' ICI/ 01 44111.C1N coarse of their isms& to be convinced of the the Report of the Gm. the reseal poi &spoil. People le the country in te•k pram In the neigh. coodoet of the mass of the e i mueplary. There eau he eo )of the persons actually were really esaggersteff to "lie impedance ant itself. Bet it, neverthe. strives ealeuletioo to what light go, if riot promptly geworisk poptthiioa Pig% Oates, would mast effects. and to the temptation to wise here see Orate of the they were la iliswieed • and seesessfol, iiiidflinot4d let _ lives Ga it prope . rtio his . X.isjeetys delis! the Magiatestes isles his Majesty's Crovernsomit, of resistance tai theft to the taws. lot 1U the. ss hod no. beekett Itabh '-opprobausiess. Abet the heave( serialise and that este esuty% Adis* deluders 'ripest et lid deceive the Meese Were. appears-tO be still reqiL • the part a Ms Majesty's Magistrates to restore per. ' as a moral dote/14060es ' disposed portion of t aid is cosine:acting, the publications, which hare country with onesampled pro. • part of the information sub. consideration, which relates to the have observed with con. of &elite mod desperate pions of insurrection and by-general co-operation to , end ►ebstantially to effect , erreatty." The Committee are, that these individuals have their cause. 'Fhe improvement wages of labour has sta. A the TnaliTtli to discontent, eelleation. it is very• satisfactory !digatioctiow ham not extended tbelaferior classes,and that those 'manifested, bale act noised person of rank or consider.. ledivideals alhaded to are of atrocity, the Committee apprehend that the vigilance of the GINOTIIIIINIt will be its. Weskit% oat of any serious Comatititgo has been neat which have Isom submitted apprehension and detention authority of the Mt of last closely tsamined: the various they have no hesitation in discretion vested by the Act in ,djesty's Government has been jodiciously nercisoil l and that his wield have failed is their the public peace, bad they not ;MA they hays resorted. The persons detained ander the Act released at sedan periods, as country, and the ciramnstsoces 'lisle which bare *alas place, the reams which iNw ap abich.are.most- of them snattor thot-Colibiteroara no 'peso! to dee/idiots of t h .*e Orson, bk . inateekeseectsed the sumrstranidis:' tbeir-appeehension. • •••_: - • • mk t it• appears. itillier•ohittsittati, Antra imposed rat execution of tliiim*isVosted hi. Session; bs beefit moderation and b trarattitylas *tie cora. sokb the imarratiircasity of the ,ERE G R'S• raoriog that gib the tibia=— • - asked then Lord when be * that it bo taken into contidert . replied, that it 'was not, r any' day for that purpose, not founded On the Report to pro- All he meant to do, was to shodi be printed. said,. that if the Report was not consideration, be was at a loss to abased' be printed. The troth mere jumble of nonsense-- embodying in writing of 'that so frequently heard from the Coll:apes. It related, not as internal state of the country, but 'of Ms Majesty's Ministers and intim* the liras& to belle's Ministers hid doily exercised the •• them. For his part, kb opiajoss the idightes degree shaken by tank 'a 4.09 t a Committra to "peanounCe Committee of the last *riots ! Gosornuhrat y •consposed of the . . 1 . . • • , .., . a ig ligarilffitlar il li f la . . SpielVl Cosesiosion et Drib, Pose, tweedrAm *see, elt j, Pleaded geilty... o die indicts Ilthere the Low„Oficers of the g ' , , • datinetsratidersea. The hie . tad, and bate not yid hessopp ehmis,,, • r* at Of,the ttiah, elateo l tilme M ak beta • &rent* iitaeelUdleyeeed,sal .11 4 .0orskeiritrete. number al (fetfe 641 . by then,. and the* f 114 . 0 11,rate4 ~ty . 'Pin sibly ii ni Ohio in 'lugedes:- Is Awe' . ' k . . the pries of provisions, a *mend for idrisehct ores, *fit ease to these • who bed prehabl 1 r area into the corsedidee of a $.,,, ', " The Committee, kit the o Mt f t:. seee r f i reala n ce: l o „ 1 i . *Pore of last Session, add" lien and loyalty of the Pe Which the diaterbudes *omit inerheod of Derby the eon& riaPetistio, was 'ldgfily•sperepl sleabt aho, that therneethets 1 . etteervlla the inserrittioa • by their leaders; Is order ti "field to the, loserreetion its ieee, became a matter of writ ft • event the disturbances ** r Arcked ; Ned how tar the be.pleced by It Weigh a state } 1 1 11 , "Poe, 10-,.11101•10.10o al commit .ftormte.hue wh . . „ design, of these by wham the, 1 wllich,deftidas .west, If seta One general devtrectiosi, the the Fell.affected part of his became thereto/e l the &dr' disturbed disteicti l ond of his not only to .prepare an rife who were in open residattee le t t the intentions of ouch se actoal•violence by theirnpr " The Committee hope i delusion has passed away, .:. those who were the most it, 0 their error. But they shoeld they not to say, that there i Site the utmost vigilance en t Goveroment and of the Mai ',.. Sect trinquillity ; •as well a en the part of all the well- enmesenity to lend their a ;• licentious and inflammatory been peered over the couutt . , Elation. " In esaminlog that part 1, *tilted to their consideratic , .. • • Metropolis, the Committee corn, that a small *weber awn have been arranaing p disi•thaper, with a 'leo k • M i nn tier Government, a . . d Moletion in the 'eeente . ikehteeet, happy to Sod the .., • eases free preeelytes to their t k Oat bey tab,* piece in the ' I I ) pity wailed to diminish obi the llehillty to sedge& .‘',,l to lod that thespitit of din ,31 to say othectinas to theta, • . . , by , whom it has been slant coalmen's* , fres say pers troth ' Capable as the lad : ) t any .acts of violence and hoe no realm to epprehet Polk. and of bit Majesty' Opilleieet to prevent the it tweet or dhtsrbance. , . • " The 'attention of the , • directed to the documents • to them, relative to the al ` .• of peruses ender the sat Session. They have cloy taus of this kind, end i declaring, that the diwn the heeds of his Molest temperately and jedicioui Illajedy's Government • t - ti 4;4, as guardians of the taken the steps to which whole s l umber of person • ! • were 37; these were vele \ 1 • the state of the count attending the seversl hit would allow, and for tit peered to them and "this of Public notoriety, 40..1 doubt, that, I. the dee Majesty's Govertadeet.o3 cretioo as in theiewprob .1 `. Upon lb. whole r k . l I. eat the enigmas , dies , • . - doverimentsin the erect It by - the AtiefAieblis i with as meth moderation • a palliate with Sr. tievlil Oat Lori CASTLE ite plot should roe •• the ' Mt. TIM NEY 'ski Weeded to rip, lbw l 0 f . - --- -•— •• ! • Lied CASIITARRAI 1 , . Ms lalleetlea hedeese at hating any seaseate fol • pose to the Roes. A ! i• i siotrithat the *sport sl , , Mr. VERNEY said i ! \ it to be liken into cos, " ustderstend why lt abt vas, alt. U Me a , [Hear s Itearl).4e et i ; " which the HOesd..kad Noble Lord...edible C it prefeteed halos bate II ao the latentel state of Jas sole objest was to that thews Minister powers eatessted to lb h. ' was sot . In the alightes A.' ) need. It was In bet lti ' the opinions of the C I • I and Os the eke of I t . il .i 1 . . • • . .. • . - parties thesnelves. All they said was that if tie too serrection In Derbyshire had ;site on, rte ogle 11.111111 i have predicted Where it would have stopped. To MIN I it was evident that the inserrection was ettribetable only to the gross neglect of not using the ordinary ' powers of the law for the pompon, of apprehending on the Sender these whir It was mown were t. be in *pegs insurrections ow the Monday 4 For his part —be spoke it with alt doe civility—he did not be lie,* tree syllable In the Report about the discretion end - moderation of Government. Considering the Report altogether absent, he should - certainly, op. pose its being printed. Lord CASTLEREAGH mid, that though he dial not intend to propose any thing to the House founded open t h e R e p or t, yet the Right Hon. Gelatins.; was, of course, at perfect liberty to do so if be thought it proper or prudent. The opinion jolt pressed was undoubtedly strong, and considering thatthe Report bed been only once read, it was solo ficieutly summary : it was ne less than that the Right Hon. Gentleman did not believe a syllable it con. tained, and be, of course, endeavoured to excite a feeling in the House and in .the country, that the Report was a production wholly unworthy of notice. —lConfiesion on all sicksl—What reliance would be placed upon this hasty judgment, either in doors. or out of doers, experience would make evident.—, This was not the lint dine-the country had reason to think theßight Hon. Gebtleman not the profoundest orate that had over sat on' the other side of the Ifouse.--tikar, hear!] —With respect to the Re. port, as ballad already observed, it might be dig. , coiled with more advantage after it had been printed and distributed among the *Members ; for he did not ,optrabend that •the House would carry the. spirit of economy WO far as Dot to consent to the printing of ` .. the Report. • Mr. BROUGHAM raid l 'the Noble Lord .wonid ken acted in a more manly manner, if he bad evade dm UMW sod the Country the judge of his conduct, instead of sheltering himself behind a Committee of his own "friends. In fact, the Committee was sp. pointed, and carried ou their enquiries tau such a asaoner, that there was not a man in the country who costa expect soy advantage from it. It did notap. pear, from the Report, whither the Committee had &railed themselves of their power to tall persons, be .Wre them for exantinatioo. He wished to know whet all resulted from the plots of the Spencean and other classes of agitators, described at great length in former Reports—they bad formerly a separate chapter to themselves! Lord CASTLEREAGH considered the Reports had inclided them geoeraHy. • - The Report, after some further conversation e ree . ordered to he printed. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that the Papers referred to the Secret Committee be returned to tie Office of the Secretary of State.—Agreed to. BANK NOTES. '4 Mr. TIERNEY gave notice that he should ewe on Wednesday for Returns of the Nisbet of out. standing Rank Notes. Mr. W. SMITH presented • Petition from Nor wich, praying to be included in any reeelatieo fee the better Administration of Justice, in the same mom" as the four Northern Counties requised. Read, and referred to the Committee eta that stab. ject. Mr. BENNETT presented a Petition from lhel Borough of Taristock, praying the Repeal of the Tax on Coals; another from the Tanners of Whit. church, Salop, against the Leather T ea ; ciseehee frows Samuel Useidcock, also one from Elijah Dick son, both of whom had been confined under the Sos. pension of the Habeas Corpus Act, praying against granting au Indemnity to Administration. He also presented three Petitions to the latter effect from Nottinghatme—All which were seed, and laid on the table. ARMY ESTIMATES. Lord PALMERSTON stated, that as the port of the Finance Committee was sot yet before the House, it might be desirable to rearm at least part of the Army Estimates petit it appeared. lie wad this evening, or on Monday at farthest, reedy to go into the question of the vote, so far as regard ed the number of troops to be employed, as a ne.• meaty step towards clearing the way for the Mitiny Bill, which *spired nest mouth, and must be repow ed ha proper time. The remainder -of the quesiion. of Supply he bad noobjection to allow to stand over, to Omit the conveoieoce or wishes of the Hoese.—lie this 'pored that the Order of the Day for the flees, rsOolviao itself %toe Committee of Supply, be the.. rasdr.The Order was the(' read. GERMAN QPIcERS. Loki FOLKESTONE roes to make sego io• marks relative to otnetts the Genesi Legtoo. Tki Ifebsekad received the assurance of the Nob% Lori (Palmerston) that on the relent of peace they had boon all reduced—bet on looking over. the Army Listibe other day, he had seen the names of 1$ of 17 slab General Officer.. This was directly Oook , int , / to Act of Parliament, Aida required all seek •forces to be disbanded six weeks after the close of war: . • Lord PASLMERSTONIropIied,. that* J. 110.4, thetetm preser_ed by the Act, silt __ es of cars of foreign corps in oar service were considered disbanded—certain of them, however,had been retsin.. ed in the service as being British subjects ' and not coming within. the groaning !If she Act. No names' appeared in the Army List inept those of natural born subjects, and permitted by the Act. • Lord FOLKESTONE was convinced that the per sons to whom bo bad alluded were nut natural born subjects. ARMY ESTIMATES.-BANK NOTES. The Order being read for the House to resolve' it. self into a Committee of Supply, and that the Army ENlames be referred to the consideration of the Committee, a coarerfation ensued about postponing the consideration of these subjects, in the coatis of which, _ Mr. GRENFELL stated, that there had been a great variety of Bank Returns presented to the House, the first class of which was an account of the number of notes in eireolation up to the end of 1817. From those be had aseertateed that the average per. mount *initiation from JOl7 lest to the present time @weeded by two or three millions the amount in Cif. ciliation for any oils" seven months since the Omsk Restriction Act Ins posed. It MIS not titmetoorYe them ; bi kok .t, tholuccoosed,woes of the Ciro, • THE STATESMAN . igesßs to seceent for the resat rise in the preeiou s metals. He said that at this due there was a balance of Ili esillioes in is base It the Bask, and the goalie/a was, whether this sum *odd not be ran. dared available to the service of the Peblic. Mr. MANNING said the Bank had bps tow mil lions in its heeds ; and three millions of that bad been lent to the Peblic without Immo. With re spect to the civanlation of Bank notes, the Directors of the Bank did not want to push the circelation of, or make any profit by them. Sir J. NEWPORT observed that the opinion of tit Public was, that the Bank possessed it monopoly. The issue of their paper had certainly an safari:Pet atde operation on precious metals ' • and the Peblic, were indebted to his Hon. Friend for bringing the sebject so often before the House. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ] said, the only gayeties' then was, whether the Army Estimates sboold be referred to the Consibittee. This motion. was pot and carried, and the Cons mitt.e ass pet of till Monday. BANK TOKENS. TfIE CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice r that on Monday be should move for leave to bring in a Bill to suspend the penalty to which, by the Act of last year, all persons should be sub. •ject, who did not deliver into the Bank, before a cer. Ohs period, the (lank Tokens in their possession ; a d he should propose, that during one year slier that period-, the said Tokens should be taken as a lewd tender by the Collectors of the King's eases.— Adjourned. ' • • LIST OF MINORITY , • THAT' iroTiRD Ngnrst IP TOM HOWIE, OF runs re a FOFTIFONING TUE IVII/hOIkOG OF SHE SN wring ter ilLia • PK ESE% T. Dukes of 'gooses " Fads of arowveuor lauds King Devon-hire Itoorolo, n Foley. Margais Lx.adowsie Besliii.ouglb . Graallay Eurls of Cam Cowpe v r Lauderdale Aut. kland urm lonl 11-Rand Itrvlslue PROXIES. • 'Dukes of Iledford Emil* of Albemarle Earls of fleliesitv A rg) li Darlioatou Kiospiou Marquis Mow valise Tbouei Speueer Eurl. of Sufrilk Jersey V helmet Mason Rowe Wuldegrave Let& &metes Derby (key • A Ivanley. • COURT 01 0 COMMON COUNCIL. Friday a Coart • at Common Colssi, wawbeid. • • As Order of the House ad Commons, hearing date Totsday, Feb. 24. was read , regisiriag an Ammo of the keceipts and Expenditure of the City of IPtadon, aetortiag to the terms of Mr. H. &mores mottos of that day. Mr. S. Dixon recoooneaded the matter to the con sideration of the Court, and moved. " Titut the order now -read be referred to a Select Committee to bekow chasm. for the purpose of exarainiag hoed ► reportiag their opision thereto" WS* Coon." Ably oheerestiona from Mr. HURCOXIBIC4 Me.' WAITIIMAW, Mkt Mr..i.iderassit fiasco the motion was acted to. A"Petitios from Mr. W t oodthorpe, the Tows Clerk, praying that his... should be appoipted Deputy 'Volvo Clerk under bins. without any additional charge to the Corporation, was received, and its request granted. EXECUTION S. Mr. Canna rose 'in his place, Rod stated; th Al the last Court but one, he had the honour to bring forward a medusa re specting the sofortwiutte circumstances that took place at the, exeettioast /Lifetimes, and others, at the Old IS illey, on Toe-- day, the 17th instant, and which was referred by the Court to the Committee of City (.ands, to esquire into and report to this Court ; sad aotwithtiandiog the very illiberal and +ungentle manly insinuation of Mr. Sheri f f A Idersiso, made towar d s him,. he pe lt it a ditty heisweit to the Pehlke In prosecute his enquiriel, Pad is she ewe* of that Nvessiptioo, be. was sorprismi. Ceti doubt all who beard him would he, that when the fat* of Mstelimits applied for his body, they were obliged to pay lb. ' 60, before they cook ehlstin it. 7s. fill:. of • *MO aims for the exoratioser. mu system, he ,bought most degrading and re alities to the feeliov of hamasity, that the friends of these no. fletionate Demons should be made to pay for their exception HechaiMihevefere move, that k he referred to the Committee of City Lame, &stogy!!! if sabot* what feet should be taken rip ddivenng up Ibt Wks of permits exeetved at the Old Hai. fey. Ile also begged leave b stalk that the mother of she two usfokomase•yeasvg men that weft excepted on Iffediesday last, mobilised atr.Sberilf Destinges.whe very humanely ordered their bodies to be delivered up wish lbeir doting, and without any fees, which faceted meek s honour. • OLD BAILICY. TRIDAY, Fsa. 27. Woe. Idapbtail was ladleted for etealiag 101 ems illemisa tore, of the valor of 361.aad upwards, the property of Mebis. Pala aad Grow; of St. PaeVe Claireb-yard. The Jury wend not troahlo the Judge to sum op, abd the Prlemer "ow footed Guilty. , • • Ij,lLlrllff LioNfLAOILATIoe.--On Friday morn lag, about sis o'clock the inhabitants of Red 9m.....treet, Bei . were a • byte shoots of " N ire, " which um by Ale watchman to have 'bookie as in the pre miss of Mr. Bansisier, colour-sneetacturer, 1.1..1es street, which me Ablate at the back of the Oh home in Red Crow iikett. There being a quantity of on Mr. flannliter's imperl yv r. the Moses cage ea cossiderable height, egad de la aslant time the whole The engines were immediately sent for, hit . before any of them arrhed the er • s eems. bbreleuee. No.. 15 and 16, Red Is:street,. were deinaverid ie be ea Art at she buck. Oa the ;init.( Ilk en:/neS Mt/ e. Dans used to pat a step Mae Armoring (leant, ipist IN. was larrediblie rapid, aed In la very , hurt period beards bated aoeseswere emir* Istroyed, *AS several . WON reesaesierls damaged. A dozen Mises wee at eve fertosotiely prevented the savages goiag Atelier. The esogwitisio was productive of a menus circesaitance Mrs. Fltgpited, salutowu sober lo,slused, hoarded geissem tei Messaging gir 14301. which she wm aswitling to have in Ilse Moors. aitd egoally sew Mktg that the treafure abooM fall Meths bards of her hasbaed. Anxious for heretic. Fa, tau lodated has hie *sold Met leave she beam far a of safety, bat her satiety far the salvation of Seised ht aged her to resist his solicitations; bet be was detergaised eat to leave bee hi danger, aad Mrs. Fagg at last coefesed she gloat or her solicitude. The. guineas were saved, and 'bunt w e e diltre asp extiogeished, The made. Sem imbued, hot sist Mame full valve. • We have not seen, lee chest-tarty yens past,- w: More valuable Work, or one WNW calculated fee general philosophical-information, widths improve.• ment of public morals, than that entitled kt Philosophical Library," published on the irat •of January last, and to be continued in asoetbly Num bers,-by Mr. !intrust, of 73, St. Paul's ChisroW, yard.—On our perusal of the three Numbers el. ready published, we have the pleasure to Sad they contain the (Ave, and Morals of shims celebrated ancient Philosophers, CtleirOClUS add Ericcenst and that all the future Numbers will, in like maw ner, contain each Wedss as are only to be found in 'the cabinets of the curious, and men of fortune and literature.--The only thing to be regretted in such vaisable Publications of this kind, is, that after a fa* months, the first numbers are not to be obtained,- el a reprint seldom appears. - - - The ships lilting ost for discoveries to the Northern melees will. soil about the time the Greenland men leave home for their destination, for which fishing 64 vowels are now preparing at Hell. Yesterday evening, the man employed in lighting ihe gas et Carlton•horsy while preparing to light the Imps, sad it conversation with a man. eaddeely 'Velpielded of a pada at Me breast. fell against Ike 11111111 1 aatl leniently espired. THE 1 136 f . . 7.AMBIF TURKIC MUSKS Of THIRTY THOUSAND POlnirjs.. ONK HUMORED CA PITALS.—T ELVE PIPES OV PORT.--im EDS RaOA X *ILT, tru Or 'IA ROI LiMPERY MAWS. MICA Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON K O'CLOCL. Honk Stack b pee Cent. Navy IQShi S per Coot. Ned. 90k left Hoods 96 96 p 311 pee Cent. Consols 79 --- Stock Goosels for Ace. 791 Wog Ana. 90 19-11; 4 per Cent. 99.16. Eackequer NU ID t 4 p STATESMAN. LONDON: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, IRIS The bidet:salty Bill was read a second time r toe folly discussed, last night in the loose of Lords. The majority for pushing this white-washing Bus through its second stags!'? es, with the help of Prozies, 67, .there being for - Ministers 100, ana Se againstT ONLY 15 Opposition Peers were pineal. The number in the division approving of the condaes of Ministers 'is their best atgoment. 'They w ere ,wise to rely option this test alone, for 'certainty nothing else in she Obeli course of their vispitic.siot CoOld hate th ey teast - tendeoc,y, to produce ronaietlo s in thearsols of.eheir ‘. afititettrs. Lord Strissourots * die ciledoit.4o ,iseasseter of. his itortfirtoaditittit;' hove,, Vie • bloody-minded, spy and incendisry, were the most remarked* ports. ,ef ibe . defensieO, speeches. Remarkable they *re v end hasty ,cberecterietto of the bleu .red e s neee k eeo l it,ao t tlee. which we lice. Olivet meet be w.hisetwitebed: lee It seems, *bog with his patens.. Taw ,u , •1141 'we not yet sensible of the Sc. urn T imm of Ibis. patriotic organizer of plots aid iwsurrectwnsv tar='s .twerits o g r: d l:lso "nr so "t• Zs t e el l; b i le he nd U ed om w e ith S.a ilts etaefel fellow's,,atid the names of the equally meritorious •Mogistratee who were so keen.eyed .as to perceive the simultaneous tieings in their eery embryo, that no one can fully speak their prise, not even the Home .Secretary himself, who so couscitutiossly argues and votes for his own acquittal. Bravo! my Lord Ste mourn : there is **Aright in modesty. Some per sons may Call ibis shameless impudence, and demand better proofs thou mere amertious; whilst not a. few may think the arguments for cruelty and oppres sion. that are drawn from the dreams of a weak hstagination, teeming with horrific ifs sad mtg. deriug possbilities, are very untenable meads of justification in a Government, for .such di ferrsive weapuos will cut more ways thus suss. We ate always to -impose. there is a defiolimey of fact, whets fancy is made to Supply its plum 64 Iladnot the simultaneous risings" of the rehear ing mobs (with ferocious Petitions. in their beads and wrapped in blankets of terror, that eadulatel before the eyes of the pious Secretary), been licrestel in their course by the activity of Oliver and the Ili dons of the Home Secretary and his Magisrtstm— Whai 2 'We know not what might have bewail, tyit,h equal ttoih the humbler hypothesis wilt aggfry. Had not his Lordship's sent been cast ins per/Inds way-..slit might probably have been his uncle. Andielm might not lase been the situation of the country, es all.those that have been ruined by the cruelties e the Suapensiott,.bad the coke of the nation been ri irpected,. and its distresses ameliorated, instead being struck into silence and horror by the innate rat conduct of its. Rulers 1 Rational argument thrown away upon such absurdities. The Report of the Secret Committee of the Coo mons was at length brought up last. night. It is of piece with that of the Lords, full of approvals of tl former Reports, and of the measures of the Stops Most e bet rather shooter and more particular in veal ing of the past arid present.disposition •of the pop lace, which otter fails to be represented as always favour of a revolutionary foss of Government: One bold assertive is hazarded, and, considering t proofs .open which it is founded, will amuse Reeder. After making the remarkable sod ale unexpected • admission, that " there was one instance of any pets** le the higher middling ranks of • life having contributed the slightest degree to the disturbances," and boding to the hodlocreet scald Spies, who can it see enumerate, it informs us " the enmities of •Conimistei had been neat directed to the prootedili ia.piest those persons detained under the authority .the Siipeesion Act. That they had examined 'charges on which every one of those persons had be eammilled, and they found that they hod in every .slaty been sabstantiedsd upon otitis (whose oa we pre left to conjecture),—Thst it was 'the opie oft ilbs.Cedamillite .04 the powers entrusted to ',cement. by_.tke Antsellieded to, bad in ov =K . ken Csercieed....:oll :rise liistwetion.' • it. 4111 Wiped reisisw.an Assets( earliament to m lite.fonetr~ believe this s .:Jgr. Ulan very aith ‘ithirecierisad• the Rsiniq a jemble e ve the e sellie in the former Repotta t and that Ministetssr 'Has Wet eUsittesing. Lord tfebTLIRSA,Ge's reptio this theracter of Mt elotieesce threw the Hoes* inestroentusion. ibis Lordship baring no messue , flosiettpob it,- did not move, that it be taken , ', - censideration, a* that the slight discossioo it on went eyos‘ upon the formal motion for its recepi It wilt be seen, that the'CIIANCELLOR of the CIDEetIER has givers sonic, of a motion, which have the elect of keeping Bank Tokens in circuit , for another year. ,n- I The Pftsmcs Rcoarst remained in the (Went! lace after the conclusion of the Court on Thurs and dined wish his Royal Moiher. Yesterday her MAJE•IY, the Princesses AUG and Erizascru, the l'utsce Rusatrur, therin P thost-lloranustu, and others of the Royal Flo dined with the Doke and Duchess of Gt.ouccl There was also.in evening party. Yesterday a COurt of Directors WWI held a East kWh-house, urban Captain F. Cotessott.l sworn into the command of the ship Abtell, cons to Bengal direct. L'WDON I Pnnt4 tsao -Pahlipbed by D. LovgLin OtAmaAv Ory4as. 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