The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-11 00:00:00

' . =Sr :, /ft • • • . , 4 1>.•• r..- .. ' Are all the onsouseripa that are seat lo Gat Piper Ike* lo yea ?--They are all glows to me. sea that article is the Pew yea ma held is your heed, walswiitsed Is your lospeetaa before it was Warned P-Ty bet part yes takes from Ile Cessiwypihe Ablisilehis ea I wear Witted - by ar. I eadersseed •ap Ilaterday the state. meal was scent, sea pre it gerreeel. se hat runner. obese did yea mein year folentiation l-From oesel sr • -*mu obis is pertieditl e Ow you sow sop . west iabirtoerboas yito bow it I 1 heard k from Mr Shaken aid • tie. Arrommath, who sal is was milady spans of. • rilleyettimie it from may ea elae!-Na. .. %mar die amoral reamer aeoveged to yea by Me t. walAnanswith,. yea wrote the ponigraye /-Yet. ; t ...„ is headed with them words, " We an roe lle isseiV t he. Who eiraissied yea to maks that soroporliivet bully stn.' • a ibliliodeoplernot aids trat feat hoe!-N.. .4.4ibsyse Mao habit of politiebieg et Mat do! .4 1 111bildlele eii• doe •eetborliy of Meson, , ,a 0mm1114 4 .1 at. is lb. habit of ressitiog Ilieee4iMM. • .., , • J Volmor l4 ozberley 4114.pris insert patogi miry o r it itet 1 do. wed getropiehlh heron it was pallid l eitbdbearne awe Wale - gobq le prim it I -Ma , , ...• ra pram la tbet ogee to obese ye% e:t il e Yee your etterdaet./-To whim* I ill =eeily imesibb elm f•seto Jo your sower 14-11 t. waver. 410111 appeased yew ?. 6 -11hoebell sad Arrewassith. VW' rise you parer salary N'.-11biseholl ad ArrovrosailL ........ a Illy Sir R. PERGIMION. - .. • # . l igiadissileascript is is leer owe limedipoltiog l.porap i , lit Misr rot. . , • All ta. ' t ~I lv. ' • 014 you Me maitiseript new la your ipmpoidiklr4 WO 'tree. • - 111 1 biti• bemuse of it 1...-All the pseagr pis ere lives to lloti datisportiso, sad what bemoan of awes I dust boos , . `ZlWyeeiowst etlisfor it is destroyed I'-i Wine it is.: i is the saw of the Jobe Bell are all the paragraphs of this lideriptlea destroyed after they ere primed I-Tlary are gives to the comptielion, sad what bonne, of Sliest air: I doitli losso. . .to 1.,,.. - Woe war le the Moose yesterday oboe - Milivisq gate ass vaiiediN:l4. ~ ,Whent were yea last eight whelp Os 40 So "....1 as le the City at heltytesibto=r d se millnor aillersnois. DM We ren eousounieste to yew AM dame ordered to air:thiallain 1.-Ne. !lso. '-flu. • • or- iiid %yea bear he wadi Oedema So iiitioil !--lo the • - • ?illy fame or after weaserlitimaikOsst'' 4iiiimm t mmti see fun colter!-N.. Ce ...$ so of :11 has. this aeon lag I-Yes. _•._ . . r• • that If yes tom the pampa . pb were saints you omit sot have mated it !-Certainly, Ad he. nose yea w polish that " yoe were requested sa mgr." kaissies it WWI .shut !-That as the renal asds agailaraphosaall lefenwatiosi se she addle: - Old yes mama Useekell ad Amami* that you Wiwi ad weetragg i onstif lie either of this parograph I-1 did. aid -,llos the afterwoom •_••• I. . i, iAI ,1 t, • ap ply to you le knew who MB AS flailikiri... digir • , • oliore writing is the drat part of that atrograph?- It 4t r i irelilieeeei from OM angrier. In obese writing is is P.--lt aware, la prat. '- P Ur. UACLIONALD. Wild say owe porouoto sober so f obirmae, oboe you couse molested to Moon. ilbookeLimidEllnownsitb that yea is. Raw yew ever gees Weaver at yew boon !—Never. Did yea ever receive coy average, triter, or writhes MB- Illleeteetion from bus at rear viva house !—Never. joie ever WI bias where yes lived ?--1 wrierdid. • • By Dr. PHI LLISIOBB. • pair Ms int masonsaitweioa with Maness r i f b N.-Yesterday. arshred!-.Tes. &moot say. , . 4 .. X$ *mom was then ordered to vitiators, but n0t.40 troa.• he-Moira, • Mr.prierrt then rose. He said the House h4,llocifiGed title painful inquiry. and no one could mom dimply ;egret than ha did the necessity that compelled him ID- tall tboir attention to it ; tt.e. he should not have prtfortned that duty which every man owes le istattrztlftiad to that House, if he hatLidimiimid from . se doing. They hod h od be. foroihoen the ',tinter, the proprietor, and pub.. lithe! the Paper ; they also bud the Editor, ohg.irgmfd himself the author of the paragraph in cpsesitssw 41 was fur from his intention to fellow 1 . 11'6.111'bl/hood and perjury —(Hear, Aeur)— wisa.pesissry- occasioned by the oaths taken at Stamp Office, for it must he evident to the that these were mere ereutoris of strew— Did be ere isigeftritsl-41~ isossoked. at i giS s ii wool* Ss, airmail for Ns iiloo.l St yes received is vast far him 3—No. , 2 , ..4 ~ . „... .....,... ...,.._,.. es the Jots MTN io I. isissolboomrs ot Me work ?- 0 111eff istikeipied is whet is esilsidisloilislisg, ter Ikons petifpnale. l'ismiass . Sea kw iiihdree. • i• Heeiy Folt amallebrisell • . .• gl. r ik alle. Ai ow %re 1•91N104* Nip' I._ , Ail . , Do% . • :a o: —tot. it Ogg . 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' ' e as, Wasp, ibis owsnith gm ay pea .i 14.110 wadi f::4IX. 1 r r Ilia Parisi. s basso pshi . me. usistf• - lesetiaker I do climes.. ►r. e f fili 4ei t 4;1«,*•• * Jbas s II Mal WO Nor, MAN show nee . &Pet tie p4',. •• we& 40. , iseetr)-43e,did not mean to say any thing the character of that Paper ; its merits went .Kell known tq the whole country, and there '4441,42%0 opruiew enterteined of it, except by , hence, the vilest, the most degraded of men. ;indo--(Chrers.l—ilut be the persons who encen oX coorateoance such a ;publication what They „he ; would assert, they were the most boss, most .pnle, the most degraded of - I cheers.)—.He knew enough of the "weld to that when the characters of turn and cornea basely maligned ins paper, that persons be Nand to purchase it. Of them, how contelowible as they might by, he did not to spook. Hia obsereations were directed to those wipe patroniard the publication. object was to clear his own characte►, and next wus to extract, if possible, at the bar, from retches that were produced, who were the AS that encouraged and urged them on, who tithed the means, who directed the weapons 1.7 ch OW/CPO private character were assailed.— dial , . hg shocild say, he would rather be induced 'Trove they mere the sole anthers of that paper, bring his Wad to imagine they were in a in life 'hove them.—/Hear, hear.)—Ae : to the wadi practice of the Honer, the to pur•oellusttld be to move foe their ems. uric❑t In Illewlate. • ikons be had• the •hoillellt s cat ill that lii9sea be boa given. but one opi no summary judgmeete, sod be abould trot litoriet*P; lin tees An hater e mein Ind not kir it, en- queetten Heti. Wes all. the. for it in Oa k the e Cribb int ileum St t yea riot sm., (Hear, the Pape of the . p went • 11, * Ake wee „trii e NM 00 , 11 MILK the in. ,sheenie 'me tddatiatiaL k o " rage , cgo 1 to weeit l lite nice wimps , 1.4.14 paid whet the th were IX woluki b e P*7 Pot 60 • ever, IVO Si& mean It 11.11•1 or at His ohji meson IS tether men's ww tie a t e t takieg tare iirtione mid tap insai la la, • - • . %lud o pl , . lobe nee et to belief ▪ the. ' 'lwo t o niiisoi• tidin g • co a ,,, witincio saf it 'Tat • ;s uto,l un .* 4 lii - I themaillial his 1..,..1113 7" 11 1 . . _ yet Ns •• inception to that rule. Au imperial moo t o pow wo w .. he was aware, be visited with ettea ' tent ; but a constructive obstructioa l ter might be called. be was not prepared should meet the same. There wee l inlio persons in that House, for whose @esti meats he entertained the highest respect, who Might differ from him i n w h at he should propose. , but his heart told him he was right. The ally lention he should submit to! the Home was— " That the Attoraey.Qraerstl jeleeild be directed te pro. snout Henry Cooper, Timm illieq=l, W. bbeekell, • and Robert nem.. INNltelete tri o,. sod scandaktie libel ow He floe. Hemp doors being a breach of the PeleHellee albite Howse ' , The Marquis of -.... 1 -eiNDO;DICIRY assured the Howse, that in •ny obseivations he should. ad. dress to them he should be iufluenced by so anxiety to induce the House to pursue that course which elan most becoming their (fierily ; and be was sore, from the diepectiate of the Holt. MlSltber (Mr. Bennett), that wheu he came to reflect MI die course he had proposed, that it certainly was not the belt mode to vindicate their privileges. I T 8 direct the Attorney-General to prosecute these I ',craves I. • Court of law, w as qu i te repugnant to the spirit of justice, nod not supported by the au thority of any former proceeding. It would be Most unjust tp the party concerned to vend them to • jthy of their ivontry, loaded with the oppro brium of that Great Council, and after all their weidetece.. perhaps their whole ease, had been dim ,closed. He hoped it Would not be thought there was any disposition in him to interfere with the Holm in vindication of their privileges ; but he must deprecate the course how proposed. The . Noble Lord concluded by moving, s' that the Mo ther consideretiou of this questiou should be pot putted until 10-sorrow." . Mr. W. WYNN said, that unqoestionably if it were the opinion of any considerable somber of that House that the debate should he ad journed, and that a further time were necessary to dispose of the motion of his Hon. Friend (Mr. - Bennett), he certainly should hot oppose it ; but -he felt it was due to the House to state that h, for one, hud no hesitation in giving that proposition • direct negative ; it was a proposition Ne unjust to the defehdants, as was itijurinue to the privileges of that Haase. He bad no kesitatin to my that it wan a gross breach of privilege, Mid NW which the House wee culled ups, Inpuoieler...(Mser.)—But with all respect to his Hem. Friend t Mr. Ilegniett, wed there was no Member of that Haase me wham as injury could be named he would he some !Mar e• reseut), he sent say that be did wet think airy could knew wheelie, the statement made were a true oror Wee eepreseontint. It was impossible that House sand peewee to any whether It were a fair repreoen tin of she Hommuubitt Membeee 'peen. He could not, tbenftere, id jussime either to the Defeadaehe or to the House conent to eke perepiseitin; for he thought they should prop be IM .Mary coarse If proceed. leg, by commitiment, I Mr. BENNETT said, the optional be had tensed en the subject might be enoweerts, but they were bona—they were fronded in eneletioes. lie thought lbe sown be had proposed was mere lessieuttina the other. Mr. BROUGHAM said, that as the House was troweereed lo a ease of more thee maw, haprotaisee, be should make no further apology far trespassing as their lineation. As to the gentles ',sine', he should leave it eat albs questius ; bet jostles they were entitled eo, sad the Homo were twitted se protect their privileges, which would be completely at as cad for ever it the coarse proposed by his Hon. Priced (Mr. Beaseett) we,, adopted. He would met go so far am to say that neve may not arise abated, it would be more expedient to direct a priaseentioa thou • cosainit , meal ' • but if this were not a ca s e i s which the Hoon'were called es to commit fur a breach of their privileges, no I each ease could arrive. —(Hear, hear, hear.)—lt is as I temple., an obstruction, taken in is. proper sense, to ' He free earl impartial exercise of the deities of each iadivWeal Noising., as could well be encelved ,• sod toeless obey were prepared to abandon their privileges altogether, he mold not give the preposition a negative. If it were the twenties of the House to proceed by cosmos law, they should leave been meek more abstemious in their examina tion. ln seek a await Is hard to lix the precise polar, bat they should ban stopped at some point far short of sheen •, which they proceeded. Fo r h ere persona were called ea Iseder the terror of immediate punishment to (Theisen simini. aloes. and then their evidence is sent to a Jury. He must illiordwe oppose the proposition of his Hos. Friced (Mrs Bassett), nod alas that of the Noble Marquis (Loadooderry), wakes isdeest.reouse doubts might be retertained as to thine of the where're, and that it might be desirable to have men time 'preelection. Fir F. BURDETT observed, that the House seldom en gaged In masters of that kind without getting isto SOW hied of dilemma, and in this nuance he thought they bad got into a most peculiar aitestion. Bat surely sow they would mot, after subjecting these weer se • lied of inuiii terial inquiry, which is at all times very equivocal as to the coda of justice and, after compelling thews to criminate themselves, Ito; would not send them to be tried by a Joey wi h this evidence os their bark.—(Hear, hear.} — He did not keen Heat the Attoroey-Geeeral was an of that Meuse, and he thought that, althoogh it eight give *grew* is some of the lovers of privilege, as Address stierld be presented to the Crows. Oa His nessiee it ar pined to his stint on privilege bad been attacked. A like report of a speech might be considered • breach of privilege; hut thee was sot a &lee report, It merely mitered to some. *Mug Supported to have taker place eisewthere. If Hose were any breach of privilege it was committed by Heenan who had caps en a Member out of doors to explain what he thought It to say la the discharge of his duty. For if the relating of every public mss, holding a situation In the Onverenteet, smoke nil *ea member for as similitude's, of his inning eat et doors, there would he no end to all free and subleased dis cussion; and as ire former time, these privilege. wore greeted as a protection against dna Crown, they should use them so the same amoser. as • protection against all other Inaimeeee whosoever. Hi should sertaisly oppose she course pro posed by the Hon. Member for Nbsewebery (Mr. Beneeth), fur he did oat Ihkek it was consistent with the prieciplee of jostiee. Mr. N. A. TAYLOR thought the evidence should be primed. There was some pest of it is particular, that which was Vera by the Arse witness (Weever), which the /Inge shook' sot pan over, if they were disposed to repro. base cr.., thing which bore a contempt for Iron. Mr. BARING was %lapilli** that the Bow should net decide oil priotien the evidence while they had a metion I. enspesece of seeding the prorreding to • Coen of Low. tie should, however, move, under all the circumstance, that Cooper should be eonswiteed to derogate. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR admitted the free of Ike objection. Mr. WODEHOUSE thought the House would lose its real dignity by noticing such persons, whoa, the Hun. Gen tleman (Mr. Bennett) bad well distiogoished by the name of " creatures of straw." There was noshieg Ito which the peo ple o f p a w s p i d b a d peaagre objecemeas than the juriedictioo . exrtcised by that Ho t nse lue llte ist pt e C o l i ilig (heir igAet p .., of which ich oe He o sibey had really of °pinkie that beard so much, were sot mere objectinable. He therefore felt it would be each better to lake so teener notice of the matter. bar R. WII NON said Chet so wean wee lees epee le as 1 Insinuative which had been thrown oat, than his Hoe, i Friend (Mr. ihmacti), wheat courage was ps awdoebted is boldnes amitodepeoence in support of she ii 'servos ar .. r 1 iiimmostr-.taierw,Aer9--ear OM object was to drily 1 9 ,1 ..,.. Vol Ws *rd. celeardly Immesh, who fieleOni blip r j , behlod a shield,'Abef be lefellt• Whirr eiliila thirty wine dettlefruceigas sad indefensible. Jo this Mime be It • HOOK . addrese--(, anpusevet tared ►"" *let _ _ preilieriedit amities where a meet sissald*Espl. •• Artier .111. • election erbo - Lent A. HA. to ibisisessiolo. he his point duty he sidrris. himself Lard 44 had the engem Higashi, that sievailed upon to attired to tlio NiiiirLertra sterol wlire be had treated th e subject se' edstegastuesemly • might call it), as got to osedeeterti to irks awl riellsee the eseasare. He concluded by eitivieS taut Ibesdhis.Uediel 011ie Day be sow read. Tbe pinery was them dewed foe a Deist's, .. , #'" --r approved For Lord A Hamilton's Motion •••• ifi Apia,* it • it Oa 'Wardle third readies of the TITHES REGULATION (IRELAND) BILL, Sir HENRY PA RN ELI. said, the oily apposition which he could contemplate to the Nieuwe was from the Bieber, of Ireland. He crrtaisly should be extremely sorry at, Whig forward ally measure in opposition to their wk.'s". 1,. but he hoped that irlies they coosidered how desirable ilk was for the interests of their own Clergy, they woold M. induced to withdraw their opposition,. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said it . ' did nal rios to object to the general principle of a measure which hod received the sanetios of that House in a &rimer feasiteu•brat wool(' merely suggest to Ilse Hon. Ismael that iE would haj fur the advantage of lbe that it Weida wet vw be proved }byword. Foe himself, he should **tires, uncanny in supporting a iiiessere which hod ham rejected by the other branch of the Legislature, mid opposed by she Church in Ireland. Sir G. HILL theiteght it elosedial that no regulatiqo should take place is Ireland &Arad front &aslant He blamed the Hun. Baronet for prireeedioe is k. whelk sines as November lest be was seqnsioted with the dWip. probation which the Bishops bed'exprenned of die BIN sod all its clauses. The Hos. Member then euembool the M. Arent clause' of the Bill, sad elated his objectioos to rock coacloiliag with 'Nevin that the Bill aboldd be read a thiest time this day three months. ... • Mr. NEWNAN sepporteil the Bill, and therobt is same. at delay should sow be required, after the 11111,Poire 110.- been before the House for two years. his H. PARNELL brielly replied. • ' On the flotation being pat for the third mine, Shia day three mouths, it was earned without a divisies. The Rosin Engines Bill *served • third time sod paned, after • few obeervatiati from 'Sir. reticuPE sod Ns. N. - . . A. TAYLOR. • • BANK OP IRELAND " ' On the Order of the Day for the secoodtetimilmsegi. • Bank of Ireland Da.— f Mr. kIABERLY roe* to objeet to the measure, tern as comet of the experts which it wield 'slat' ePuoi the'irouto. try. He roinplaioed that the Bank of belated hod Wes receiving on all the Irish Treasury bills am kaftan of foe , per cent. whilst the interest ?stelae Easheetner hills la Rei land was only three wide'sr per ceol.s . the lialaffibM Wig a . bones which the Bank of Ireland had 'welted let-illagn• acting the public &mimosa, lodepeodently. of em sacs similar, to than received .hy the Book of Enigbod. This beaus amounted in dye yeses tie 1141,111111111. sad his objection to the Bill was, that it leaded So psepi tu ata that expense, though it bad always, heels bell *et that he Bank of !reload did the poblie Widows pi.it.lsaily: 'l'M Right Hon. the Chancellor of , iiti'Bttcig►yMN woo PollWaPo say he eauld not have got. the mow so' better Perms elsewhere, but us a refereaes to the Wm". 9 11 Earhequer bill. hare, Ibis ireeht . beldly he gated . . la 111111, they were at par anst t vied** hod Ili lb. latter part of - that year they' with rettellid i $4 sad in 1811 again rednoed so tad. slain**, Ishii •il Int Amy• 'reale% WV/Item/1i _ ___ .... . . . Cada, two. W. L lfulhaftilts, fitt ell. lt, Grolbota, Y. Lord G. 1 y, R . Bs. M. Halmos, W. W. H. Link J.II. • limbers, tad Swami, P. Illes, J. , Hollsori.G. P.• Sas, B. Y. Nike; IL Hartley, H. SattA N. ikaltett. Rt. Ho. J. Matisse, Sir H. k. hal, Sir H. Citsfßir C Ham Ha. IL Samora. H. • Collett, P. J. Hope, Sir W. lowsmits, Lord IL Cooper, S. Hal., Sir C. Smith, C. °Mimi P.. II anitiona.ittilloW.M•pfunl, Lard Chatirlad, G., Hill, Sir G. • Tremors% 3.• II. • °R PM 3 . Wag, Joie Track, F. Capporp, Illas. . Jimissoas, 41a. C. Thompson, R. Carosery, P. Nast, L A. L. Tassinari. Nag. • Calm Illso.i. a. Ppitsfeall, Sir L Taller, Sir H. c o o* l j e sp a Metisakv, W.l. Tilt-144k Varq. of tlZkfari L ai l . I P. rr i e ils. ,S a . —.. • Child, W. lattrall, IL V. Ysisoittar4str./10.N. t ett!!! .. itdi. lakes.. Jahn Tams, O. " Law tbak, J.s, . _ Voisaiisa, Or It. Flis; Lawarr, Sam C. Wy.., C. W. airk ii- .. Lsollesdrillcalars. Ward, J. W. • Ca, Sir 1, Law; Lord O. Wray.. J. • Q.' 10, k. I. Lac Sir C.. Wadies', S. Dokoa, Dr. • LasitaSios§ 1. R. Will., Jot.' Drussamood, J. Lair, F.. • . Wank, I. • Thrideewell, 3. IL Natal, ik S. R. Wawa,. Y. Domilisp. Lore Maras, IL Wilmot. R. '• ' Liorttlop. Gi. .. llarraorti,Lonl R. Wilda, T. 1 • Dwlkili. .X. UsIN.,III. ~ . Welfare UL. Ila.T. Deominthe i W. Mattrr e CapL . Warman% Ss S. -' flart, Mira. W. liari t 3., weip•se.. Lori ' Illk a ao, C. Hi* I. Wellestoy. R. 4:1:7 W. Nigitrgok, Sir N. Wilbraham, Ll. ;1. N ils" a al. -.„........a...--.;.,-- 1!r 0 .- '• WINOS "TY. • . • • , R.C.room , - : .... Li .4'e lihr. J. iittigarolL,Soarig. Peirso.teiry Allis, J.. 11. retWal.. Latil•O. Piiiiips, Al, •E. 'llantos, T. F. Follparoto, Ti... Mk" (i.bos. Sansiark.lord W. Praltimill. R. Prier, R. • Spree* irmatat >i~.1.,/k W: Pryor, r a p t . Earieli. N. Galen. Rehr. Ppaa,.P. • , M. : , Gupta, A.: •e. • Itamothat i liC .. : . 'Nat.. Olartik. 11. '__, •• Ri ak elio. lic • • ••;„ ' W. Hallifthmli W . a% LE . '.. "Merry, F. Haiberd, Ha. IL Itaboa, IL '. llonek Sit C.: . Mat bar, Co J. • Si, a. ' ' ikepoimel, T. IL Hoihease,l. C. R.. 1 ,•1, U. ~• Du*" JJ . a=4Z, w. r• Smirk latiSOL'• jporissad.. F. jii . a. H B. • . lanni4l, imal.l. airrett,ll. H. Hisise, . • Ma i , 7 4 ..,. • Jblear, W. W. Had, R. maim, liiitkji • ' . 111000. Hap. Y.O. Hawk imajles.a. Smith, J. 11 .."71 00, P; ; . . Uririlei Alt v Saiiob,Vale-'s ,•*: Ifersal, rypito,. 1 Jelsom.Cialessi-. iopopy ,Lo goat Sireb t JON J• - pj. .4L • . Searksi -• t•- -Et Illassibmi, H. Lear lAi t h as "If. ma w . Ilitalets, SM. F. Labia ? I'. R. Ilsaaki a s l Slake, Sir F. . lauptosa. H. sh„o4, 1 ..5.,. . . ~ Chasm, UM. ~.ess. P. Si L _- Wry" lekt lAA 4.11. , . ammo . I.:« I% • cam*, 4 . • I/ itly, I; ' miaow Oiliwt. X: Mom J • .. • 'Wetly... Wet. Toflik m • t. Ciapplisi, adasalds-/. • =j i lt a, Cgi v iv adU es • fl sghiPe r . Wit s 4. " VOW& '. 1 .. s' l if : ". " ." ' 4 11. ; • u cisiur - r4W. • "-. Mille. *.: W at 54 6 . 4414114 ' s I. his • Allesell, S. a - • Wbar . tilts 1 ... '.., ithamt. . WlUMbesili.f ' l7aiYi L. • ttigkilfelr ' El=9 4 , • ii,,, ....... .1110bItit• • 4; • 111.1.114:1* ler. — %* 1 • 116411 . 1 " . . 4' S. '" tV rt-e. t=70 44 ... T. Ord W. - ••• -- .•. ..1111111mmi, -R i Ebekose, Lard Onolsiont; Lard Itkits, R. Paha', C. I. rAISED on.—DevlA, Wesel! Pleser,VtiNisa duns. tnn is not even in possession. Astd:sikilt Abe. dignity Was to be degraded God opopttsd is evert possible way. this Decree woo tad plead by esit, Prince Royal.- ulto wereos• she Bibb to itkry . signed tt. sod esibilassed Isistmignsismsmo sloe Wilk( rounding usultitudei ; - We should scarcely - b • ! • • • . • . .pli .1 1., 4.10111 ro IA WA!: ' - • .4 1. •o'..n t 0 t ilill ' e 0tr1.41 . 1 1 1 40 1 I. +v* a i_ ii. t , & A --ow.. ~ ,,....1...1 i . - • . . . . .. . „wig"' • it...in ; .I '. . liet . ... .. imil -di I M . W.theif iisk e t seg ssoky wrgefitiii REvoisrm Artie DB JANE! T a pp ..47 A 1 1 0 9•41 , 8dgrar,45 • is limb . loge if, hdi Sive* .i.. 4 , el .". A tfr • ' ... . bigh - ab l eg. mew gere aspg am Illtldinwo soder . 14 itirphes. ~ ere (sold sea NW Mil killing • I .. •, •. ; Asteliiglomm olio ISSlldeddroloiWidelll , .. , , „igevouj ges agggilmeamskllhabseet speed I and it wiresitl MINKILONILIMOMtiII 6 / 111111111 • ; aribitadeplialtiret. --' • .Ifir ♦ gslts•Faie to mind Mile =se to prim, '.hest he I e g e ,,,:g 'Ai • agieb aea• . • efirip of .4he ILtubsi4 •.• - . 414 * tit stmsdasee es_ .eissitelie Mist toslig :mricti, al 3 prof. Munk nag ;..... We TIM I IHWILOWIMMONI it" 'shirt Om Ma t-liaPtell) a betedlisailfaimoiligslis Itsghtildn: 'I ' 411 " 11411 1• 1111 1 44 ‘ . . Ih-• ' 0 . ! avaltaiwaol / . Mai Marred as emeergal meek* , own ,te give . disadds:4oteas i ones of the .. r . ited oat BEA tb iev e i vr. ell 110 0101.1te If Ills• Irsspe, 1' Mot Ilk ' Oast .. it s ocilstrillia•-ilii ; aglkl*thasilisf-li t.e.:‘, Owl %A • • e ~1 sews" et" fib. %Ist Pi Ma pnbils. •K. the. estert stbanld rieb Wait ili dig , . We e irrde o f fp .. des • maligelty aim* g a s • , perto• . wet. it leteeltalle BOA 14 MOW salt sive iiih e tlbil mad Pal a mide ... /4 / 1 ." 1 :4 411 0 . 1 - 131 1 / . .i• - . • ' .• . the murals sad eberacter,of the earmalley...(figere, gegro - -.. p e w ewes/ b osses lee es ,* , ... - _;. se,ol I ellaslatell ei . ft• hid biloselfslaWered shell., snacks Goya him patile Mr. 1 1 141111111 , 110C11 abide Illat'sifse; is ii . stiliS l lsydelg OM, at Neilies deb.* • .1. - th"" t• lebiChle *PS 10es Is ac ON atellollsa af Nis tar/ be twee 4,040 /1111 IisessoMeWMItibeiIIMPIIPINIMIM •Plfellillt , to eistal4irgere ilwaillillys• . uphie „.. 4 „ House If it were t far thalreatalVl imilemot loSb u s thenedi. Me berm' tbe Goo tehghlael. MIMS . tai lanseirocp is riongesto lir • IT - " '' • . . . held these. The me preskimill lieseme a swat lawful' is It isosillealk Mr shoganerst a / rje this coastry. It Wm, beireirecopeedsoloref ass& ' Immo apisip epos IbuSemosisl 4 i‘ettea he dfth ThielPign trt etiteeteiety (lie '-. ° . ' l• ' . 4 ' .; weR as harm, and so min amid be faerhae thine' I m p islig ed ar s " ahe , i sir . 4. _ paawas. ow thmi. .... On dm SW She /eves! leieilled. itifik • • ...,, • I from reiresehi u g on it. fremirms, but at the seine Nair is Cerasesesmorif No as. His LS fi r, mod • NNW 41 Pahl *" •°lMer l d ; l ' lM L' aill iVtlt . ".• • nar . • meg always oppose its kosetiesiensio. •• - • time , andoodileell to lifemonsfued tWasorletek . •*ree', _ 11 Platatetis 4014 Hie' WD Ile ill" ' - • . • The assesdasent of the Marled. of Le. ennalt•SlLL, sve•t• A" A l i ss O • *lilt aatmaliscovAlulkillolkand• . 1 1: '. - • ' • . . • . 1 " , " 1 "C Ike 416111 " 1 ". " 4 e * °ism* ** w " 11.41184 : 11 ,4 . " i rk! Iloosot‘otwOot 'oh oepotioitioopolllo.ooo4l2L - Caolto.loolootootirobatit .._ , carried with's. a divieire. . .; . ~ •• I , Sir H. I'eRIMILL AMIN! 40 the sesessoy sad lit lllNdlar- attlaWff d "I I lift "dig° ' . •.• Mr BENNETT wished ai, losimirApsiowitio* _. !Mid de thst AS Moose Moil be ipot.it ...., • . LordTheotroomanisi tLe o u r dert ito te po the ri on era oat a rr r eat .aidimi of tho l or g air a ... wriiiii.„440.4.041.1.4 {skew . , . ..-, . i! .0.11:4.......47ge"1'ed4.40.4.:Dia1e aawd h iumeeniista ill . :7 o64. 6 " . " oei t 4 :_ atboribrikoramit , .., 0:48..4._ , :.. 4* . : .. ~.. , ,er • r • 1 slby. Ca•rei Ateewleehav aksol"•- sad Weiglarbill.`"l"" - *..1111.- 11. a Pliaji i i."l " l.ll.ll4 .llAltV eld.- ". * ." . 3 1. alholliatabVtla alealli ‘ 6l,l4 eittil*._ : :ee :I- • '.: Ordered to be is atie "see'e ft- marrow Ohio sweated. ' 1 '"lrlittl i alCllLLo / 11 Of dm BIL *,- - Mt "T . 1 Irdiestittitim . L t• aseattleielltifetria • .:" 4 ~... ISOROVGIA OF Ofttrititsw".• Ate op oqmoluoi to poselidig , •:- 0, --. Sir F. BUN DLIT pteireaUd • Petieiss ,• • 4 •.threh was . . la Worse Ito :Moose so Ote • .he uses et James Midis 'ageism au " ..111e es Sim Now as espsetimul of some . • ie t empogies •„ . wou_ .., ilt Roe. it•Oim shawl'''. iftyphiff4 tem MOW to Mow& for 60111011ot IMO - :_ : • lie - . tlit .0 & mus t, a %fug, u si b . "wig gy • sii(e . go. of,eortinairee i •,. . lot 2 a... 1., ,••••".‘-' Siall• oi AtiedeSenitek *Writ . Peer (the Marsels of Hotrod). The on. latiort_eipeed Sir JOHN PIRO u g i :111 la _oe . • shrftetbrithrusibittraiakire 'tor „„ 1"1 !„ l ' i, that Use Petition be reeefoel, spelif tompleinegueitkils' Alb larclaala 8 1 •41 1 1 1 1 %IW - be dojo s ; lires44 :g „ ger,.floelippeg w , "' '• "'"' • ' ' Frew he primed to s Committee ef . Prlaillghs. : Vaulting. as joined, heed a/ i• Si each elteritieue sad • •-, Mr. W. WY NN onid, Chet a resitios reampleisidg44., .f6ir..to.m.wim. iiitb"" Rath* aPS • to _ rehire if a Member sheold be esferred is a Coss.' . : sr; them; Idly, it was Ishmael. to the home; sad.. a4 =4t . era f t Wawi,.. 41 ! l usheit. la w." 0111011 11 6 * Election. 79,404 all eddilbrasi isoemieve Is isullang I. tends. •It Yip At Mw Sir F. SUNDrIT .leased, Hat the - palla * air feje. sae elliec 1 4, Wadi., Om% ahem Hai lola Net teele"; fri t l i ataikatalittrre=lll ' . •'. plaint gym the interferesee of a Pe*, sad thwifere ire,ap. imleastall• 014 " *dm piefis er oh. g0..1 , 7. • .. • - l evee s; gofgm 01 theakkpic f preiseadol it Aosta be relieved is Caesaillise of Peel ~ Ike PM ILLIPS easportribibo'lll4l. ' air ' . r iiiii.4, - "'" • art deli/ diem jam epeo = a Si r. ROBINSON shweiglit it eiroskt be referrals.. • After same cainowasaists. is vibitir . • hid ltsvemseiasi lrl i= • seittee of EUelioas, avid adduced the taistance of • I. Parse*, ohs Clisseellor of ibe Esehopier, Mk Rissrds. awes. 1100 where a similar eamplsiat had been: . • ' Mr. Madmen, Mr. Fyshe Palmer, sad Ur. Phillips web discontent ; irpgi wkstfe=testoxillgibillgric- , . . Mr. WYNN observed. that U 1.4. m koa, tbe ‘t pet, the C" 411 . 1 "" dot". wh'ut °Nee • ° H e ws"' their falling Agit' elf rent meet 1,7 ilti etiepity, itemeteettee it dittoed the ClPlgrar whirli Ayes - woloticrojets.„ rv: e s i ll i t e libol t zphip usglogr_ wrest shouldsdept. Nor did the earenpleist primed, si t .Noes • . IS swr4, I Clank de Pal , tv: . 4111 • 41 " .1 411 1111 1 /9 1 1 1r,„.. . _ as elector who might be latereeted Is the mons. • . • . . The SPEAKER mid, it was %site Hear it less alt as 1 • . fieileill la helm al the ilia • ci As- -• 1 th ' 4.! '" d "" **gm ' _,,,, ,•,, election Ponies. It rime the. a here.bare linglisimay , Oa ohmage , * Wall re-admitted tut. the ' • li t : e.• O. Abe- lab' or =V i z' . •III,„ . . who was interested is the right sod verity of ideal's. Moms beitresoesed. sedan lupe. et the : !lthltPe.; "RI'S Pat JII hero* . ~ . The Petitions was Hies ordered to lie on the table. "'dwell to be lin•abt up twassreenr. ‘.e ....., • ' , The Drawbar* Sill on Cools inipasairSo lin* and •r i s • 114 / 4 AM 4 "l i g!' 'la * **P r iaalkalt -6 ,16 1 . ~,, • SCOTCH REPRESENTATION. ealimslindsormf 0 l'esherele. esti NI tin Lord A. HA 111 LTON row to calf tie inanities °fibs Ilbiliat CgriThetheada,,,,4,llll.6l.l.jasseighs."4".."„useeo .h o pd e llielit hi Tir w a io w g i •bi ceustra. - 'All this ells - = 4.1." ' . ‘ • 1 11 13 1. • .' . to thiseprestioa. He said, aka be had given woke aNs b u d s in w e,. • s p ee d... t mo dealiillll. • Afar s sheet h t e • 4 moo., be thought it was deserving of • nabs • agonise s, Me' The ether Go ma su D or os , s u o •Ab loo m sire sa d . - Isk ___, swami ee the . assts' . 0111t•ih a - be should do an iajestioe to the opt asks, or well as vie's., the H osevii p efewi mhifeaei Se . ehooh selemaimmoom , ••1. 1 • 1 gag .. Met:aro* . . his own firebugs, were be to ester iota se lIIVIIMent Waal .." a Hesse which it would ember he bis dilly •. .seat than • !" A% escePacked tbs. .. seldresa-(fiesr)-for be areild sot &WOO nattier a loss Y AND MiNtiNITY . • e - , 6140 0 the theatre well. . • intemeat es 5 4 80084 4 sten Waal Peewee the. wet. ex lethgl* g feteaLL's NOTION AT 1 11/06101! allit' aligli *lib, ...hen th e max HOlt toed all over the tows, abosid name in tor beers to decide. ; ~i , . ~ I N. w a keituipm ia novens. mA T 9. . ihning iii i map o mp A sapplime 4 . was pastait i : , • If he had stood there as as forme invaders% aid snail Ato: , ... 7;7 - .-..........._ altigbitee eederteeit le retereeilla•lime a ft point • day, he eiresld pompom Ide isertios, bet be had a 'Li 'T I. . " logy todischarge mother persona, is well as to the Honer- , e 5,,., . sal • MAJORITY. tt i Chriaißplicr e trod got three. skeet* .^ he meant Muse who did him the bosun, of sesdisg him Aseress. Lewd „„4,,,1Fe110001. W. il. Nee* Ste H• Il• actually did, and rgteraiod to tjto alleMarlFilimillb Awe ; sod it yogi be mine a lame moor to ikon to say, Alexander, J. Fremantle, W. Oa ewes. SW ir. tki.i e , so amend uto b e b enoure 4 iv . - Ilia he had submitted their preposition to a House whir% r Arbutbrint,Rt.llll4l.lllame, Jobe Odiewee. Me J. eareent of the legisletivo serjesate tad curpenbla , re bed said before, it woold he maw Ogles to coast Sem Ilinsisg. Lod Firse..L T. riti, Jam • Widnes. Ceder aU the el be be shank' choleset Snow Rt. gee. S. laws, T. Pearsdiereke, J. mosisbied. • ..i.-44 f• . • •• • •-- • - ...... nowt, simply by sslanittimg his Resoletiess. The Noble lissmoi. B. P. Forbes, Lord Pears., J. The Daillt• 11111111141Mie. that lie , 1114,4 4.,•„ =" Lard then submitted the Ins Resolstlese- ' , %eke% N. Simla, 0... ... Pate W. IL tPkell. all dm no " That it appears to this Howie that VIM is thg.talet Beiriekoneli; Lord GliVille , Mr C. Pastao. W. G. mount of ohs voters if Sestissill." ., _ ~., Doillio. Übe i t :l l : but t-ee l te iN c ' ed lit t a b ligillittrill7jl4: ' et the, bed igotetiett ".lll" .lep geilli Mr. MACK ENZI B said, *wore* Asa the littl. vellle3; &web, T. S. • PalabOttliNlS . lAA gtflieette, J. Grain. .Rl. Ns. C. Philtiesso, Dr. phip,., id es . G ee , c ro om r t u ise tu ri ii :r a d , h o e f rv t; 111 1. 4404ii ibigtill la IM' aii itt medimi _ ..,., .. v.....r0: ; ' fr , %: ' wad fallen from the Nell. Lewd, it Wriest* le perreteelliet, ' Illargis, IP: Grant, A..C. . he Reseihnias be gresposed was niestfiplbe lOW if seine i Ilan* Mr 11. GOO4II, W. Roberts, W. A. mb e , e , sa g se h e tee m not modals* alimoildly, lot , 1400 int, Hs*. S. Greed, Sir R. Rowe. •,11. -• be received tit 01 Ali disOlialliaMr - l "TINA 'tir e = • .• , • • nest view it is egomania wide stbres.lbe Wit any to : • Ihillgarst.Rilia. IL Githeo, 0.,G. Iterhissma l , Kim. r. b e mibe th,,,,. ...A . coo l ant • . 4. . 7 ..$ . " 'ppm it. He drought, that the Illimereashaltlibedlllli. ; ~ T. Grant, M. Rowell, J. W. ....... 7 ."...' nevaikd span to attend to the NNlelea•Leed•a senewnetn_ i m.... 5.- ee. year to ttd. aad slam lief hen a' pr4iiieti NO that the tweets 0..7 carried wale learifteartiiie Pei , sad all that time the Right Weir. Oettlfeleitti*apliptatAire. per eeat. the Sault '.f • Ireland vi e Irisq7lUtity:•l4lli. Addiag6o4.oool, of *Me bin. tba petiliater.t 89iw„gbf thf Bank, would kayo airfoil of Stella persilihe tousky after pares MAN. fee del* that the Bart prifeited to da Ihr *Wait. • The CHANCRLLOR ef the ' • • " 11 4 / 4 0.;. Anse pineal.* that's's. IrielTreasury hills borer** ' - &see tie peace fresh bills hod heels hewed ea the out. of four per teat. The Right H a s. Gnitleimme OMNI' WO 0 - . .. ~ • . We should sesreely ventu r e ..,ta stil e s; 4Bl/11ri , partieslars were they um coUsaiiiwittafuti ill' I gnal • of respect able authority. Bet • even digit .at an. A list of a stew 'billowy was weasirshd,i•ehld dik e same day, wad lima br dar:liisp , ` IlseSpria4-• pill Showers were as follosi• ;= . • 4 , e ll : x ; 4 1 ..:.... irtes.adaird Oshuslio, 1111) gatiliftlitt Mobil J. L 1110Paered 1111.0~ . aliofraMTA Parlirellos.. AP beglATDMOlMllleiet Presides( of the T . ._ i Alphilh ktedili*4 Oseleatot Aplielei y • lli . J efosteme,rie . Seles, ‘ . . orialnlhailOk o l.ll-1 4 . 1 D'A the , illp Camoutitet of Ala of tv GA y ' &eta .dte ll000dotraodot• f t er9 T iaal 'i ~ • - • ••• •%=iitt •11_ % !(.1-i-i . *-..1. roe now oalsoas wets. ;l e a aitede. sad were hartwaste tilibilit . 11111 1 rof. The •Daw /disaster far IrsteiOr • wdtkersrel .lin agOlialdh .ands. art& is liar pitia! docedu *trona-Ass. 'Pie. catiolpelil t ,d4 4141 the' people dispersed. At twelve a! l os, WOW the icing entered the werwritio Al► . wens tor • cross hie care:pry •stad4ss was draidiusirliarr Leg by ih! , PlM.llo.4iteiwastpairad .Marti 1 waarlows walk i ..0( sims,Astai IF ' vati: 1 if said to hare ,ijkap appipipea l opc . had been dews. . * looked allibrii 'mid El ' t • lo *lie -item* eka abiosti• atiii•• rho* t. / 5 ' Theatre, ollAklei• ColoAlilikeY. lll l4. 1 • stct twkallaip botf armagalear whir. 4, . Air • . rendessijuriosealshilh gaups, is bistarf; owlsos we e dif Parra* *mg ' . • Mlles in Ail*. 4briasdal/Wearde *via IWO r ate. 1,54410. - e ! sit vt..0...i.4...:, ,siwit-;-.wawi.!•44 , • L PON ate•-t" lalkerillaididdritha lair 1.4(1 Crall * . :it litsfda isarrapert,*! • of *lee. It is• res ,',dopsd that Feigstkosr-Osimitt:. . P.C.:fast, *boa ima•i stiod hist is i the'iiii e . laiyos ..labo •aiguril•Oein• Resoloakiela eV diiiikelhid: Iwo',WIWI Ifitlitsakiv. :wasissikaeePeevisilbet,' '' 1:414194411.4149•0141190,11.4011iiiie f.rtwl a . , Ill• 8 . 1 0Welthrd4ifikKTAtolli • = 1.4 11 .0,04 Tha .9 ! 4, the isiti .; 4 .. 1 4 ifs , : ' trtilaridaLa,' igi( • t for half * tie raassbiokii t ailed- W elideestikot .• •• , Weld duislik tails iist ethecl*. Th. vpi l itApp* : st.thr.untaal mamba WWI `Caddrole. " A- Mmailta***.•eibiari liii•Jta. *Pak*? &di' • :iff, , 1 1 914 1 . kW Wall idrillinibilli • crer41 1 444 1 1 Piiiielta. yisli V t . ettimpit, rrott, isrtiwkw: ltsrfr me: Sara, tosittesodia b Oat jai raieidlititi-ittio • . A .... ' jillialliS 41111104AleabajLif4 . 44-, _,. _'. t 5. 6 it i'''t'aj ' . PN '' .. ' 44 ' ' 11.16 . 40011111~ 4 t. ... • : •• J ' . . ".. 4 '' ler - • . . . • , • iii .i , ...t .: :. 4 # ,Aar.i, w ~ If ... . igem o ' l r. ft s . 0: . ., - 7"• , - .• fi.0... I 7 41 7 4iiiritpeei . .. . l el L i s . .. r. , ' . . laud woeid be liquidated ; and we lean- Om as the mph 4 ratareary the Beak was paying is asks -.• ...• . add saver. .• . -.: Rea. Bereeerr Peer (the ' that lies Petitiie be I