The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-08 00:00:00

m fiii. % +r : ' 4 1* Sporn ate • kgraiiiiisi)ittelitibiltbe on the Co- Irlso Matt at iimialowny proposed Ms Amend. t w o. Sether a Li. Iltaiedeotlild o his Appointed by the 04.0 sad* 0444. *OM le liable to have his 11161 4 81 =114 1 Ciiiii* sad the. oas no Seat IS IS omOd not such to the 11). %Iry -kg • edei l!kdatt.tettilik as *port was or. &who boosattowl ter4orwrow, an the Motion of the awl akiit.llloWlT l 'As looted his iatention tot OM then that it tis printed, in order that it hireroasideratios arm die resew • 4 4 01100 0 111 ie.0 1 0 6 , (thildaY). *Ma Hawk - imponitiaa of -- 0,86 await gloriosa. ,4 ilowsuire :taw lei -wog. Nes& tie. Re nestslikip- minesdril. so he - • ix 1111t..P.,041tEW mooed the wood reodirgrot the Highway • . • toebileieet*Cheemitier. •Sighetfay. Stilt ritaHar Mr *whet etitbittormitio as assay wt. . . _ . (Fromm DUTY. Ilse eftiliCroLLT)it of the PCitittauEn, 1,11111111404 ibis. Mention to bring any Agate" iimpsitietvg the •peopesed-thity on Cotton 'before the Neon. tiff *floe .11 1 1 1 1 14 .4 51 • Lead STANLEY said it had enciterliblashtest .• t the temito. V, _.. 111 M 4 4;1110 bOped when the '4 non, raintisatan brought the subject again 114 re the Hodla that it would be in as simple a form as pos. cif • The CHANCELLOR of the' EXCHEQUER speottilit leave be gives te bring in 'a MB, autho. 1111141410 Coisiesdasers of the Treasury to issue &Aires , Bill, to a certain amount, for ifr service eltho#dev.lBl3; The CHANCELLOR of the ExcitNutit the second seeding of the "Natidtial,llebt hut son its !Wog stated by Mr. -Baring, -Mr. Tiernel l :Per'd 4.*retlllidd Hamilton, aud•Mr. Pon sant% ibmi/00114:161egilenims who intelided to de. Ilvet‘theic-eentiagote-en ihe-Beilled left the House in the understarillit i 'OW - it would follow .the In dian Connnittee t .iti lt imenoLlo Pelltimue seeding till u 'ermOsitrations iheuld. be over. . . .A short conversation took place between Mr. Tierney and the Chancellor of - the Exebequer, re :spewing the CiVE List, in which we understeed Mr. Tierney to MOW, that the Civil List ef. the list year Ltd ezcieded the eueniated sum by upwards. of one Modred, thousand pounds, iced_ that the amount d , the t'spenditaso ought to be laid before Perlis.' Mont. 'Ms. FANS moved the Wood reading of the Bishei of thirislites 818 for etplaluittii and. amend. lag the Wlitt,end Seeks Canal Act. Mr. -MTWlLlRrsaid p that did not rise to op- pose the *qud MOW( of the DM; het the person 0110q811•1611411111010 the Canal Company,. 'and, at the sateetintiflhoiliteirsed Of .theDestet Property, bad* been.chirigtai with an. Olconfidence, he was deuiroosofoyeshing to the Elimourable chem. tar that reeidteemin. Ile held lot bkhind the ed. tai deaftif l t isoolieee which Istwae the objectAtilhe Mitite repeal, he: the foaming a whist greet vise wand to , iseSe been labon by Al the Perth* 0.1 " sensed, and shies wetteeidentnitrhe ono nisiimP i e knowledge of its canton* by the addition .of:'Words In his own hoed WW2 Dewlenhed n • pito of the clause. H• had known Mr. Cnwdy, thee Oel!tie• man idialrid - to, Tor Missy years;h seas a Min of "'''h 'Profanity's' iirptMalea_ above . any act - ‘4t to Mg& ArindOloo OW conduct, surlier e4tAitioesto.4llr:. Orel* to Mate native an impotation which aalt.npon him. -: I 1, 1 Oa. natacture of • tie, country . ; and that . the Nettles • were also desirous of having our .pietois, bet tie never knew of their being suulousto cape for nothing. They generally stelle-nee'of a cheaper manufacture. the use of wine and Oiler liquors was contrary to the Mahomilin law,- wtidist never heard of any revilan endeavouring toitopekt_ them. if European adventurers wee got restribild to the principal places of the settlements of Mantels, Be.tgel, and Bombay, there 'meld be the-gm:nett difficulty of ,prevonling them from finding theiti into the interior of the country. • The examination of Sir John Malcoliii in the Committee on the slides of -fedi* continued ptntil eight o'clock. The Chairman thin Obtained kale to Pepin progress, When the Boise wai VIM Rr mow& the Order eta* teinglioved for tliethliti vending of the Finance Bilt, •.: . kir. IL THOUTfIIff frees sto eareel iris p• probation of the meesore. Ile conceived thit though 41 Might ge . to* relieve the burden, *it *odd necessarilyreturd the extinction of the public get The pretiosed plan could only PriAde for the mote early extluetiOn of new debt, but it 'could not acce lerate the extinetion of the whole debt, except is louts technirsi Sense, whiicfi conveyed Skim imply*. sion to the wind. • Sir H.TARNELL !She wine; the W. The whole reasoning of the Chancellor of the gichequer proceeded on a . vogeeillfenslloofl, that SS Inlifieni would be sufficient 40 provide for the current ex. ponces of the neat tour years bet if this sopposition ailed, which he thee & m ore than probable, the chancellor of the Exelriqner *Quid. be compelled to resort to a new plan- of &rano', and to impose new taxes. The principle. which he had adopted mighlat any feture.time [Mid Mm. to apply the whole of the Sinking Fund to alb Mm 3*c:truing en the finances of the country during the pressure of war. The CHANCELLOR of the EX.CHEQUER re plied at some length, and urged his former ergs. agents in justifications( the Pleasure. Ile said• the accuracy of his gatemen*, had been caned in question by nio one except the Honourable Baronet, though the inferences -free these statements bad been ,dis puted. , .Pdn P. GEANr.said, as, one, had..disputakthe accuracy of the etatementem for as regarded figures, but ha thought it impossible In the nature of. Alegi that the general reseit easid.be *outse t unless there was .some fallfisy lorth, sopredissu 111,11 applied less sum to pay of ,a certain debtOt was absolutely Impossible that we Should pay It &Ina soon as it SW applied a greaten, . ProPossd Plan was IS* cal ouisted- fee -tiro vitiiiiirrer of the-debs, wee ferikjar facility to loans ) not for lelieeleg the oiontry. Mho only analogs of Oinking Food was thie f its Mo tion accelerated tbo loner it cootioued. Its opera.. gas has slow 45 bet, but rapid as it pm:elided. .Tbb •principie . of - periseessiva acederatton was de stroyed by the imams 'measure, whith creaser le new Sinking Elio* Ms the lidos- of the . old • iikso as this lOnd hNI Ankle at ti height where it ;eight becione serriceabia te d. country, the Chanadlei pf the Fateherer lilt boll of it, i diverts It freti"ks proper purpose, and ttsplies It Net to pay of debt,' bat to relieve die /Xposess of the year. fife was himself oo (dead to the plod* of aillokkg Fund, bat he thought the present was ebalPillee. ly subversive ef..whatever 'advantages that sydlm mold be supposed to possess. • The CH ANCELLOR4orthe EXCHEQUER sod Mr..GILA NT. mutually, ZheJ3lLL'isiouthess read with on Amendment pseposed the Exchequer. • ‘• PrOliatlTlß (1 • Mr. MACDONALD aaee on the Titt. 6 _ Inhabitants of the the Bill before *, View retitle, iri which tbey comisiebied by, creating greater &IP- 1 101, the eisitino Tion plans In 'potion, cis al 1109 . at many es tki populous I%n Hpose , on. J.' AtERCROMBI , said, they had *ugh! _ option, the cast hefors them to 'choose betweeh loconeetil. ! a Bill to materially elk** tilikvlshrs' Ares al. ences: fee ewinconvesionce then would be in 111.61 towed to puss into a few. • • • .";'. • • gisiating on the subject without considering it,' while, iir S. -RAMCLLY thong* 4'P/inkiest of this roe. tit the isms:Cote It.was to be regretted, that In the tore entitled to pectiliseattention ' and he begged the mean time the borough in goestron would net be folly House to-consider, after all that l had transpired op. represented. . .Thel;Vight Ilms..Gontleman opposite with. sebjectmvefier the peitritives Ina argued , that there wes no Untie to legislate on, •if that House, bt nMernhev.uf Aieltvyal Family in buttbet of splitting rotes by wills. The PetitiOneri ilk absolute olfeti of a -placelo reiliter...fter the re cOmplained, however, that the house, by .regifding fend to empire into•such conduittOttleat conclusion this abuse alone, would take but a sorrow view -of the public was likely to drawees to its chafacter, if the so n ar!. Thißiglifillossournble ()televise had it conitoted to peso*. Pit etlesdited to Increase the said, %het the noose anew nothing of 'Weymouth, totemic, of the very individual . guilty of smelt a vio. 'store them et any other Borough. It' bream.. the lotion luta undue' exertise of powerlf it 'consented Rouse to n 4 iniro SiPintlnd It, lest by the present , partially , -without hearing, Abe - Petitioners, whose VW, t hey might make it of tiseclosestfloroughs • rights vrese'to - beirffectedby =eh a - Bill. pi the - tint !3 —Why would they not Sir W. (ARROW could not conceive bow the hear the effects on the. state of thing' in tbit piece, ! character of...the Hem oil hisoly to suffer in pub. ef :z the plan at present ntidetetheir eisielderatiocf- tic eslltnatlou by the elairtusief ote•leir Which lad 4 0080 he (fir, A t ) wasno iery.seelous ad:ciente feelti ottiedi the rernireet - ortnidtb.howledged for Parliamentary:ll4omi, he thought ft would Con- mummy As to the Petition, ;lim'ssfit' it be - a•Aoles Ni- mince any ,man of the necessity of it, if that House :fisted upon , that its ‘view dwelt be complied with legislated in the dark, 00.414 subject being told, at j hydeparting from the ancient enastitotlea of the No. the same time thet• 'thee -might•nsakeihe Borough a t roves, :iu the admission of the inhabitants to the grossly clone ono: There were grounds in this case right of - voting. merely in enter to -depth, At. or B. for a beneficial alteration in -•the Borough, as the !of any supposed inflow*a. To:such a• preposition sitting Members had been 'dispossessed, and mach I he conk' not accede; and therefore he mutt oppose gross abuse made of theitheeholds by the voters.-- the metiosi—while he would support the Bill, be. There had birewas Interference, la the present case • causait had its view the abolition of votes treated also of a - Peer, the Deka of Cumberland, who had =, . by fraud, net only in Weymouth, but where're! been extremely indebted!** the technicality by which j such votes were found to exist., because the measure all solid reasoning bad been shifted of the subject. I was to be as general as it was just ; and really be Re hoped such teehnkality would not be successful I was surprised at the assertions . , that because it was against the ptvisent.Podtion hot that the Petitioners proposed to do away with the right of voting, from a would be petnilttedin pro ve their allegations. The denomination of property _amounting, perhaps, to best way to appeie those wbo called for a Reform j aboot the 568th pert of a farthing, the rights of lef that Rosie would : be to show themselves friends j election, were interfered with as likely to be done to the extensi on of the Bloctire Franchise. lle was I away. therefore of opinion that the Petition should be con. After n few words from Mr. D. GIDDY, Mewed, and as to the mode, the-Select. Committee , Mr. PODISONBy spoke in favour of,thc motion, wits preferable, from ih superior expedition ) stud . iud'against-the Bill, to which speech from thepresent occup_ations of the Rouse. ' • .• lied CASTLEBEAGII replied.• • Mr. W ETHERELL said the Petition went into 0 1 a division the *numbeis wan— the case uf.the Duke of Cumberland ; but on that the ' • ' -Yen' the Method ••-•87 • • House had decided; and into the 'subject of splitting ". • AO" • '•• Nil' • votes by conveyance, which might be decided on by • • ' 140.14414 , 0.5 - . an' Election Committee, but with which' the House ~.1 0 n:tior re l idinistion to the gellery, we found ties had nothing to do. Thus he bad got rid of the main • •Bonte'engaffict jn.s oopiersioiott h: *Oen. tor* part of the Patition.--(flefsr! and a kilt?' On s ferring!the Bill to a dominlttee of the whole .flouse. Opposition side of the - fionse.)—All they bed to do After is fele...winds from Mt. Th ORipf,'. i e . Aber. by the'Bill was, to extend the statute of William'," cyombie, h• r. P sten, and Mr-7,tonnonbYt.` • which forbad the splitting of •vetes by conveyanee to ' Sir ~ fe•Nfllf. 't moved, •ti, 'can -Amendment; wills, and it wee immaterial* to which party in the that ihti 'Mush 0 uo.w benugh they gave the tacendancy.* . By g adjgmfi ranting the The Amendment being rejectaAhe ques t:ma the-Petition, 60'4010*k. 4tistr subject tion was ,r .'.l l l l l the, IttSgri fe d,l4llo. l o ° fnleystrustifitnige,trthellegt Apr ma , • • ,- • •• • qoeition .uf Parliamentary:A*4o, no very dear . progress-4,0e • Bill,.,tiareegb the Conn- question it most be allowed. •Ife did hat think an voitteik,Mr..PßFSTO moved ; some . t*w clauses, intension of the election frenghise i ;,eny . dlecrierege r l which being rejected, the Report Was hraught up, and mint to Berliamenteer Odorous; neither did be the., All, with the Amendment*, engrossed. The think that they needed toy evidence on the itbstreet thirlovaditilf EPA .fOrAit)t . point decided is the tipu before the Boni,. ..The Boise then adjourned st..tine o'clock. Mr. N-ssid his fien.and.Learneri FileOt (Mr. 1 0%411(40M had nendivrted. to a very material' point. namely, Ake sitimat of the foteititil 4maii9a agitated by the 0111.—Efieer SerjeanA 81St opposed thek motion, and said theeewns **more season for taking into sonsiderts.. ties thelogueneeef the bore, egh of Weymouth than , OA of any other in, the .biugdoeil Wither did. he think that if Farliementary Reform wok necessary, they should legisdate .on pertkalar cases. The. bo rough insitiestion would inner bets cloie one; while there - freeboidett o flume nanienwere atthunl AI, 41-e - A - • • 3 atitikaorier • Mow/kw privateer, of 30 - 11 1 01 s, and hp*sida of 20G lees: teas craighig At the ceas of Brazils,. In. February . last. :-.. • - • • The squadron under .the•cernnetad of - Lord IIIPt• Lars lizsmcimitc,, was layingai > ,Michael's on ll* 17th of March, consisting of thtlipsal 004-Rg• mote, &c.— No American privateer had sypettred among these Islands-for a mot)* remises to their pot-1114130t° Porta del Goda Road*. Capt.-Piticatstotte and the while of ths.o6‘ 4ll, ancients of the tliadese .and .who'setvesl .and bin its that ship;ship; Ve lha solemnly declared themtserfeleeba of the statement.made in the ilaa,o4 .Pammom , Is Seturdity se'rmight l relative la 4staMagert ;Mts.* , meat of • person. of the owe 411 44Mellftet! I rk charge, it will - be, recollected, yap ...erpcited thee..by Mr.. C 404611. . • %. • .• • The jointure of the M.trchionessif:Stweikstatee at . 80001. a year. But that, tempargively, is .as object, with a revenue like Sir. W. Sevres, arhiek IS 141 giMMiCky 0. ths Panics REALM'S. • •• . • • • • • 4 • . • ... • .' • ' •• .• \'' .' : . L r . '.• . . ' . I. 7• : . 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K• t. ,., ~ a• l4 pots ~. .11 1 0P!rtY et . . 1,. . t ii. -"simollm--• trealloo o Y. met 's, • ' • ' ' ably *SOO' ribein lin% h g ROUSE OF Loans. itswiLL : ;1 010 Pry a nt ' • a.m.. the hike the •' ' ' 'ai._ ' - - I.IAW/In 's: Oak The esihe wece adimiwomed owe garb _ as o igies sod td o e velY_ L.. l .o *ei . so aa r io ::'" / "2; ami 'lr t gi e g oo g e gt,' ' . .into Me: wit . , 7:' * ' 4: ::ereothrooll. . - 1010 4 14 4(th 4 , - • its Petitions frees Illn . eneeti: w ip a dt paw e a gly, Caledao. .-C w .. _ ~. s , . . The Piccadilly Pat* Bill was read a anda4:llsso k lind if mistlaill tila . • - to ~ ' ' 4 7 ' . l c , , OW, ill. 4001 to the leghhoire "0 . ! of tut (( don, 6 11 M The West Middleoa Wales Watts Silt, was flail taatibrie •/' t • • 1 e tigti ..,• . ' 0 r " P : 4: ' l . -) 1 ' li peeitt. ,.. ~ . itilli ies thirivitetee for lite Bill appediOrto snip* ih ' vasa timmai llN ied e fer we rridal howstb\ i li bon uw c pa - sat . . i t a m - ' • itr i ti t i to . c • . . tie :,, . , . . • • , esiw.4% ..i Sidi a doCteinS wee iliti to g e gi ven ': . oittakze ee ....,....,.. ~.- tr " * ... .. .. - .. . .._ ... -. - 04 - -- - -f , . .?" 7 ,,.:Citamittee . had . lep• lIY - eta, king to do b u t e leakara ,, r . B a rra, . mbar Slasher!. . B F •11 . • thit Act. 1 1 14 - at : tro A d a-.. sof t ' 4 II ''' ' . thati be . ramertwwwwwdes . ". .• am owed ow* s ig as sin er , i , _ ... dis _ imitis: -• Ri o t rho t l e- . sal . :• . 611„1010,1111. . ',II* jorseire Into awl decide upon • taw! :merits . of the The 4.... N. . licreeirt am. 4., * assoim o o. am f; a m g , .. ' • • • were mow ter- r epeal I Hoorn " -.. ' ' !open at , ..did laar 011ie Modiete s eltho' in thilluatinee thef had than* aiding 04 with • pros a ' im aitgu e : smil i t del %potion atom the j.not..-7,.._ ~., .* * "MI! sr Ole .114* tereeeet kithee k 4 drewl4 op,o BM, *Mt .-, '. • a • .T. . y • bit 4 ::2l k. that Val I - oo f e b o - *', s oli * lac go - ogredi. ; . 11eire0 , fitly , .• by 1 1 1 0 . 10110. 1 tbe issisteeee of mime croon Liiiiivri." loge Geo.' a rar tetir ' ' E leit ''''''' hissitit 41lrer k IMlght Oten bit I '• • g - him* to the pro- .., Ado IF lop:usw• with Moms that - dilate, be,ilertred e .adied Int a getters! yrs IP. • • , PG.vaiefr Oli de " tat • . ‘...‘ '... : is" . I 1 " 1 F•• o f f li es 'hell, lotwant of t h e 411sPorf l'tk° 114114 . 10; 0 1 , lir- 04 0 1 4 nc't eettledt "4 . mA . .a Reform, Seam than the proposition' eentoioall I t e letril * a Fed** Oros irit !, ro i tti tY lmiiiplivd 01. : lie i i r:Wat ,the BR ohjectloo. : they ciempieljint 14*. 'ilsey nobnsitled Salt ,IntbOPytitypo; while by others, whets that gene ra l 41 . 4 4l e ob id es m i s u e .... po n etgle,.oitt) thst"the Wow wltaill tle tight ' once Ate" tel. lllo dol4 o oo o telg o itinitelbe it ' lauthwit was sehmitted to - the. li•lnin., the c ry l o st t d iF . tuleject it; but *BOl6O tonsil's,' "flelkeir° lo °f tire ',: "4 1461 /° ll afiliessii I. °* * ' 104 0 44. 110 N1 1 ) . ' . 66 WV* out you, beittg • too** aguiefgefige.i. i; lit • .: • isour - " °1116 2 ‘ ,... • -:slbe .... I alrading iirerritiliAlollo4l to the Bight Neleirood ;or dofiltehil the objeolt of SI hisiosi tilidal . .- ''' . , iWthied argosy tg o orotee plias . .0 wo "in mtply 7; l ' Ainfici - Ter 4. " l',ts , g : ow .''' • 1 a to tioan t init. !Arm* act option tbf • JIM Vint I . Mr. MACOONALD . I,IIII ? ttibt iiiii:thetiglitif* rearly.: i For Miss* fie doclatled 'that hei wits im l iwv .11:- "' ' 7.1 ' * .:. ' 4O , 11 a bate o Comoinirobore the Ono.. alibi by ogobi ' two modes 4.lltoporinid , ; it Am, . coo i tr •oi l i t a t x/1411.:tilatti , rbiltie. or _ a _____ 4 _ , _ 1.1 . " ' -. _ '. • . •...- raked and amnia, tr. llertneriv 4 . OMOBIbt the C•tentitteor Or" 4 111'44010K Pod& ,Iteet at the bet it * la thy , ~,„,„ r,,,wwwma s i r , ithitkeil. ••*', m c ". dig - - it• 40 1 4 1 • • * • istallhist • ow. ice, injury, and, it the nine tivege t legleee to the ifs would be. tile ...=#. disk, , : meet, ,04 s _ , ~ . . von abases I 4 iiili IWO Apar for in abbotrat of the c om a caancoic duo Amite did , at ~7 ntilis . therefore More . that the be 0010tred to 4 , being cleirly .made lot hit - Stil e ; he would appty lbe ails '•' '; We igt . ) 1 ,4 !moat eider 1 iTwas with a tiieito satb -w itt ;4iii'llabV -7- ' . ' Select Committee. - - la retied --tst, howevtr, • slaked, as the the meethied lit 11 0 11* * • se 'the UM. either between the *lei themselves or by Ali : Mr. 11. BATOURST NM, that the COmelittbe 4 ) 1 0 . before' - West_ IISOPOIId (. b wseh the Atii.... Warlord.% tow ... rt . 4 11 1 . n o the r ta u t go omit wet divide the .flourre; trot the Weymeelh &Woe had ropiited to the Morse, ' deneto esti, . otioste4 Woinito hi ihougbi *Om Loud ViellimPt a " • • - op olection to if aa ' univid i f i ri a Tee m o r t u t p o w !tro In. Wig there nista) • gross . abeSas ilLtialle eititnisb jiy Pladoidated.,retber to ex Se' ha a k tilrtion,lbst •-. . '• the thelftenitetent d dr .. 44 3,„ o lowiti r ko r .6.lk* dwr miter i :L.ttrto*Nk fop B.srot, trimm . wmis, 0 .: 10 , 004 loft. , • 'At.4,4•0 1 , ! „„„ii Imp& *olio teitiegulgtibich 4 i did iiii&-` - 1 •• ' - ''. ' 4061 4 z .. iiiis or, ili**ll4 NM& coiled a ir th Naha be ftif tsiositto; ou ; Ns g oi t r e* teggag me or e g * Ago, i,• and . '''s '.- , ttlt' costurrnts.', .- .. • .07; p ',1" . " iy . -iifreliglibuy**l fhb eloot:-..11oweeeireittlticastare olgte ti p , P , • ' ''.41110:114:4 . 11., Patef.2 l l4ll y the .1114 2- `' ' gonelstria Ceinglislo.*lsidiest i 'Xii Petideitsers, 'belief* , Olse*ltppeehmaded the I i''';lt lONN If tWMfpllr .g•br„4...r i „, ilk "Magi" before the lece" Affairs, tbamionnination of .*. • ' .7 4t of lb* tos6, - they _Woo . forviiird on subjects , atetida, etros wain th e otole hi etwptire, as - ' libbpsiiitedatit lowoly fee the 'knee . ' skr Jelin 111okotm, which-lora • not - joucludni en . 'Ad been determined by the . Committee under 1 the Pleitio required, lest fit illi,ait the pro. , • Monday * wilting, was now resintiel.'. He Stated the t Ciresiville - Ant. The Bill before the Hesse, If i lasted'ishiest at, its advocates should ba f ro g. iiolol4o DiSquir aboi itieted the post - wamhor lof wadi* inhabitants of - Calcutta to antient : poised,: wield do no more than Tent the Borough of 1 trated, by ra th er. :augmenting than diminishing the it boimatmb, low .1( • bad bees eve. to f r om firer to sit hundred demand. . The hiftitbi. ' Wytoostb•prodooly its the state in which it ,toed ' amount of abuses In the Borough of viroysmotti. • lamps pooh sire ihOtatiiih, be would taw r a ts of Beaarei aTtigitt almost compete in wealth iith ; Wont splitting rotas by begoests was invented. N. - Mr.' WitOTTESdflf tooted the cum of Linden fetirini . 1100 11 . , * • is Was WA "I" " these of c Ricotta. liesboutd think the poputidoi i tot freithoido Osild suer' by it.. *lle'Cad hot cont. and Stockbridge, in *deb.*. Petitions of the De c . 4: 114 0110 * 'la° . 16 °T 1 ° 1 "° Print'b•e If he IN , h e, of theliarett Mend of Bombay wof inferior to; diet f, pinhead Ist what grounds it could be urged, that i tore were inquired fat . ift, and Cnuesel lewd at the pole vrisTe fir theta 'before the thellitl. anal at" Ste lof Caletitta. Ne kiito of no retigions prtjoaltni iskitaroe tberaboso of with was cotrected In the Bo- . her ;respecting them, before the House decided eon ibodultrui4ltt. l 4 lo liillit 4 1064 bbireer afterwards. nl l in Persia hostile to the ildrndection of Mehl: ' tough of Weymouth, they should go stoat the re. their rights, and be could see no meson why these 111leteedeb 0 Peeler abeettetfite the futilities be nap Whet giddily in that country, he had '' - Ito 1 !evening of abuses in general in that Borough ratiter precedents shentki not be 2tatende4 to upon this or" ilfohlijd . ii . o4iliFoicatieg 'moist. . know that the Persian Government' were estiothely 1 than in -Borough' A 4 B, or C. On these grounds be casion as the Petition,vs retvestee. • - • i'bippet lobo oriletod. desirous( el leaving cannon and Grooms of theta. I should oppose the motion. Lord A. HAMILTON cibfeecid, that the Pett. cLEAtrt'. . S unfamire of • this conntrr : and that the Nate: I • The Hon. J.' kBERCROMBIt said, they bad 1 timers ongbi to be heard on • this etinteion, before XAUSt ait ilinntaft , ' a 1 4 is • Cost/tae of she ' l .lll Vk e 11111 1 1 lii be1:Bill. allow Itte the teti *mats Ipso of Ilerropthstessimrse D AdDif_ eiSCOTLAND awl tempt t.,11 tor Ittli. DM& DENC116114.131 litepolys mists* oteepels *sight ties pee I.M sire tivaaes 4 mod his hob Lee, the 11411 mislead tormilsectiest so it Ivo Imo - Ms * es* witalskaertle. LAO. MP/OCW port eve 1t Mad. eiditalil Is be-sebre isle *de *doe age ihg *He Wis. Imeg the 1141, es easel _....-- sally. explained. . ' 1 there Oerillo9 freehOissei . elrioseitanieeTwere affixed a reed AI - th ird thee and -passed, to the Pettacsti. . .LA.,, • : . I ' it proposed by the Chem:eller of I Mr. Alderman awn eipisiord the roe ad s , • •• I open Ohlekdre 01110,011 . procesded in frecommend. mr • 'Mt WElrst rittini. '1 - log Os ilill. Their o l post , ols $p sweet e reo fAiND maiel be .heel .ea- Petitlei ter t ebeme,•oirishihadeteKli by, the fraedoleat elretort re wllhed • to impress the imparb ► i ter Werilieltitomettrsit,bosreieFigse All real wed , The •li4tition oar. from - emit* •. eleolmis iii istsposieg. 04, , itioriiiioa . 111 Abe inhalli - Beimigh. of ilitinteelth,: spina , tyrWteeotoi whishm.pred,; IS he . thiedeilre of the - kroew Maio, to that lieevagh p L r 110101•64401 their AdYnetee. • . gained et ~tmaadytng• •oire *We I M. c., W. *TAN* Wilted out a soistabwoom- mee t . an 4 ienribs tea copilot turd : mitt.. pi MiAkiksrkpaat c lor haying the Petition otEl Lowipiad s hasiolike.it ibriesdnipor.: read, which *owne as front lan, ha,_ sikovid *Olt !Nowt 0.• Plegledet• 41', Z talinf 4 . 8 0' 3 ' 1 ' I li rife I , _ l ** 4 ( 4 4 ae h r y :41t4 4 111 l i Iv it 0 kii alk : 1 N— . &Adders: The 1600 ...WWI LOT . aLOOTHITabiII . ' posisd•d to depreciate the . ciiinpv'ted at.llo l oool. e • year. 6 The yen *Awe Tehieh the 140eekUbes-precipet the anciently 'called :iesins•parress,•allowsvas to-es e the exalting ,gria of, Illerlitight'espateessecest• simplicity of the EarloheireemameedeLtis sale As 49111.