The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

Kl!gb". , Ms peodedallmots iN setlis sliassnis s v 1011: Is • ito the starriag iabshit. i , tst . ' At knails„ tithed. tbdr 'metals* with atom A It as hot at Cork, andesarlylllB‘ Son. • Tb. Lord Mom elf I Illestlegi slosh iv* as be '1% 1111 4 set Ulm A* pintos Sid meetss of di On.a4ier Reilswat of Nil wt wit Winn Is swifts ilsere).. led IMP* a fewieleYs• 11 1- subegiaille Idlokargis a moils' et tio ow of •to rissipsl anapaests 'of Ldth took plows as Wader • hat. sahswips bas' wisommensoll.: hos by doh day's post, hod yosteney afternoon to 4116/.1. was tionwildoly swat b Loodsc—r self a astsibatioa of two days pay oaimpostag tie gerrissa ot Cheats* !Ms kr bolas& ha bees lir progress: sows eandloadonewo *hum He... sahoorlbed by tie illenS aid pri nts's of Albany Saha*, above typ ; and )501. la Sow. At U nmet of tho sallsoriptlia on Toro- OK At Ilfweibadoe . asiessues h UM. sod eseoladisno wets ialoAd l eithesdpflotie le dm Mesons sth• 01. sadist tilliaiiristiss at itediqpittee I floodoesen, *ware eif aNI. were • room &We lb.. and anesorinti on die part of lakidnals, Greets. wood to bare adopted anwaros bossaad Was of pasha bard beau Itk, for dirsh4taltpeesso ait lei hl • wad dosses to NW% when they board Cana bosh *ad forwaelled saber ports of the Sands of Inlaid, haws not tlie wawa paying few doom Wooed rads. Oso vowel bas shroney WI port from Jersey, with 135 tons of lost Ought as wrodsa that agreed 1 be gives at the Oreat•ro•• of dse ." 274. sad that Naha Ids gracious !awash* of Wag salsa oo iatosostiog to Agosiosity. Hb n of DeowstAiro Is PoOroo, sad the thsfullowle. distlagoishod foals' : ledfont, Inthad, ahl W Isblr s—lwasewsra, SaAohasAIXN . , Bads, ' Coayairbasis. b tagrs fir. losay. 70:1 1 4:7,:a" • * as. or, wad ihro m4 , o4,s . .4 wi r ata, 11, sr" het isoattlea that tteeie was so /real al 'mewl the ludas forme *a the Way. that it was supposed they "moil page their quarters. at thin wort aot ay's prowlsioa romalufag. it vas Pates or Bsat.—Wo have • aasimaclag that the patios.. Is le la Chelmsford. Groattladdow. Writ. 1, bantam liberally resolved to WI r herr, so a. n *sable the piWicaaa to' 4st, mild beer at Aid. ad old hoar at , heow :dard Chren.) txonty 1 5 ,74b,n. 0. P. invoke. g. &qrs. tars d0c.. 44d peso of Walston from to followlag paragraph. eoutall;: m ashlar objeedosable, cis. Alen of that proportion of the rate of sof prodeco - watch peoralled la the • attainment of -*high peat objects. ibe powerful iodates. of your bosom- sera comsat refrain from *slicing that on of some part of the roots. resume fas advisees in tits pries of prodoee. 'ken plass in SON iustauces, which, hie to those headier& whether* a•loptini sate to the ease, placing ties oreopi.r rtaintr, which relaxes ituerty,aod ter& b spins of self support which has ever British yeonlaary." ireistt has promised to presest and ion.—(llr4Area Herald.) ) I AU rELLMENCig. —Came down from the River last night rchirnedes, Boland, for Gibraltar and rt, for St. Lucia.—Also to day. the Lady fur Madras and Bengal; Partheous, "one; Montreal, Richardson, for Do- White, for Gibraltar; and Belly. Bar -Arrived and sailed toe the River. the Styles, in 6fty , sis days from Jamaica; from Campeadby ; - Naples", Evans, tie Castle, Crosby, front the lifediterra th ; Protect , . Pfizer, trout Hoodarat; s.—Wind R.N.R. a It —Arrived the Neptune; L—Sailed the James and Riles. Jones. sottesstle. for Chariest's sad Quebec ; over, ditto. AT 16.—Arrived His Majesty's brig a alai:a—Wield variable. NZI ~ published ay 18, and Conti. ice ed., or fres by pot. It) contains in the Coasocratioa if St. Pancras' :Meseta's, tee.—L. Improvements and Ma tropolis.-3. Moisten of Mr. Can. ficialist.—b. Origisaf Poetry, inelodiag anpublishad Poem, by the Bey. W. L. t Arts: the &Libido", said the British The Drama : Colman's New Play at -the Mimic's Visit to Leary Lass—Mu pent Hoag—the Opera.-8. Reviews of i—Waddlngton's Visit to Ethiopia— oar on the Conflated—Percy Anealotes. Pamir, Places of Antasenseat now Published by John Miller, 69, Fleet- Inlay tworsiag ; sad sold also by all mimes, Postmasters, &C. • • NOUN °TIAN - I . WINN," hki .+ • • . • Mc ban Oa geolses, . peasablet biome of thoopostity ellOont ispoirted ektosibbdipalftal slit photo. • Kr. Boum Wont op the: Asestbsest thellms's of Omosstat. Mr. besot up dia T4011'2444 Coobsisimore ar-fleditimi Pubis Aransas. na Deb roperset eir eul dj a =g rowilid C MM.. a. afree Os Unloads's' Oesesalw wale* She l tre cideassisi Oetbehs hew isisetslimmet. alga Hiplusaiessaid he gisessatediatiothiss es Clowediseaf, . bo 11" sinsid Ruhr gloisi bisioisies it* the ashismS toe die BIN "beeW owe beibie Rosso. . 'The awl Kyoto& rompscus promoted iShailiim odd, Doi. estaross Saws. TM Pawl of KARRlVOOD'oisessed t h = p at Paatefiset. !goyim bra reeis if the The Putt if AMMON wool a siollailwilEma from Oct tows of Abieedoe. Is Berkshire. -Thefts, if u mRR atlCiare Ones thu, ei ISSishieP Aie shield woe for s Constittee Doyle" flitorid, i Iwd WOOFMOLD roast a petities frost IfOrdilK l pmayiag Km a Opal of the Melt Wies. MINN MIL , *4 • fie Berl KAIR41.111( geld. thst_tmer " t bed .= =Mit ii i ss ilMittittlrels=l - beet.: wow. la that • , het war said telt@ lospollal host Slassistse. wished se know if *we wit" - Sot betWiedei far Ibis mot. The Bari M LITIKPOOL said he did sot** Shoe mold b. asy feasiatles tor • " -• • • unstassonos smnairw r Leal RIPS shied so bow wheelie, it. woe the Kowa Owl of Osorsonet to resew the Bill for the ales of lb Corpse Act Is irelaid, which= is eke we.tr omits* s sad aloe the Irish lasonsties Ads. of LIVRMOOL assworod that it wu net ipeeidad bp renew the limbos* Corps Sopeosio• Act. blecillos s swim wool/ lb. wade fi the ether Helm of fin waded* the isoomallos Aar. • • • 111111111.01110 II attliAND. t r6o INA *I itAltraillirilik *O. et Witte dif, bad Mad as what duo tholloit totiropOtho of flio • I. Waal bad Wise *taw inwitiodie of tio. , Wamost, sad slim el Olt period who Miele. sew nolod to rills ie slier nos Mk his gooks was ow dose away byes bees& lute lie ether Kos' of Perliswest. leis mi.% dee Owilklf eseplopmest to die Poi of helot!, sod Olodoe he would prey Bet, is order to meartalo the ober Idiot. be shold seem for the date of Me first assisstsicatios made se Kliliten by the cof Ishii relative tor tlie toss of Chinos le dist county. . The Earl of LIVERPOOL Yid that ibis tholloble at doe hood of the Govormseos tor Inked as , • amities was ponlcolosit directed to the . _ It oe.- Bret sod in'the midst . .... activity. theffeued that die distresses of the people were aggravated by Illicit 1 Menhaden, which was carried on to a very great extent. ik n w ros ha rr i tt iftagPoi tr,r zre.bei7;Paosi,awieref. rm.' 1 . To promote these thoGovernineat heel done eve; Slog le their power, became they had conceived what r, . le best castigated to relieve the esistieg ty. . The object of offeedlag reli e f could be mach het obtained by print. benevolence , sad he was happy lay that the people of this country were ready term. nests it. To this he looked forward with mush were depertalios of success than to sly thing which could lee, Ana by the Oreernmenr. Irbolariptess of LANSDOWNE fah, agreed with die Bible Earl le what he had jest said respecting the as. eerier efficacy of private butevelesce. It gave hirogreei estbfaction to hear that the Government of Ireland had tiii :7ed their attention to this question. amttaksa =ea* suns to &int Ille distress that prevailed there. As to the distress wi s Sbyrevalled lit Ireland, it bore no ana logy whatever to that is England. There wu no scar city of sustutaaes le imbed. The pruent miseries of the Irish plasm& arose from the (shore of their crops of potatoes last year ; sod *for those there could be no other remedy this wading to them articles of another description. This must he doss either by Government or by tedividosis. He was happy to tind from the decla ration of the Noble Bari. that the Irish tiorernsunt hid directed their attunes to this ssitPct ; aid that it was intended to afford relief by giving meployment eo the labouring people of Ireland. whose distress at this assesst was occasiosed by an incapacity to pyreltase Mei They were obliged t. consume the foot. which *sold bare been sold to enable them to pay rents, sod es the lawdlords received so rents they were unable,* employ say labourers. In this state of distress, arislog front the want of circulation of mosey, he thoughtit was most wise in the Government to appropriate • sam of mosey for the purpose of employing the people in public works; and when the Bilrietrealecal into the . other Hesse last night for that, purpose should come booy fete their Lordships, be hoped they would suspend this *tending order. and pass it in all the stages at once. Fee, these restate. and as he did not wish the comeneniat• due of Gonsuletent should be made public. he wished Isis Nobfe Friend would sot press his modes. Lord I)AKNLEY withdrew his motion accordingly. The hills on the table being read in their stages, the House adjourned to hlooday. HOUSE OF CO) MON&—PaseAT, Shy 17 A Person frost the Mee of the Chief Secretary of !reload brought up this Rotors of the essolosiests of Clerks of the Crows is each County in Ireland, sad the number of debten is the same. Mr. Mason brotaght from the Office of the East India Conspasy as aosesstof Salaries sad Pensions granted by the East Jodie Coarsely, sod the amount of their territo slid debt. 1111A11111111 ACT. Sir W. LEMON presented a petition from several of the Clergy is the Archie'smeary of Bodsays, praying that se altrratioe stay bit smile is the Liturgy. with re gard to the marriage areaway. as hail bees ,prayed by eerois esitsriess.—Onimii to lie es the table. Laavaan Sir W. LEMON promoted a petitioa from certain tan ners I■ the county of Cornwall. prayieg a repeal of the Leather Tax. sr. POSTMAN protested a petition to the same effect from Sherberent. 1 iibtal the tn. ui tat s - part it ii . . - Lororstrav tie dm bible. , , ~ 11 Me J. NEWPOR T es a peddle from a saw hers( pores la leaked rallies themselves Sepses: lista. pram, relief from certain oaths shire woo mostrory iieletod to their religiose beliet—Outered So be . tilt A. CA lIIPBELL priossatod a petitioa from tho Wall bass Merehoatsofehe pros of the Clyde. peryiag to 'Softies of tbaat linedieg West (adi e u proileoe. - . -Oillerol to Sk A. CAM b prsloseed a petition from die same ones., prayiel that so Amts.. might be made in the Cinema sad Excise Unties epee soar imported host the Mast ladies or Wm places.--Orleved to be 0 6 .4 . MrAMETWYND precreated a petition from St. Jae's, Now Ilniesoicit o stalest the Navigation Art.—Ordered to It• Priatelk*" . . .. • Mr. RUNE Olmsted a Poutioaftesithe littiyail Metes .orAnsan against tits Bill bolero the hosts relative to Assisi Bossita....Laid os the table. lik. W. litilifil premised a pedtise from Norwich, siliying • wee was Jail. Delivery. ' O. C. MARVEY hoped the prayer of the potitien Wield resolve the seasitieration of the boast. I X Thepetkies srao to be printed. • 'F.; .• sole a reins ati.L. A MiII.MLAUL , t up the Report of the Wis. hirifia:t WI. sod oeseodaseoteof the Committee .ir In °I N • rfi, . . 112 0&L-Ittilltshoda. fourth Report of the tosaliteesee the Hal eyed Rao giu, :" ill 4 PHILLIPS preesotoll a pedalos frets aortal. Tho msen le teats of ; ar as & k en o,. Ili d on Na na* : to be primed. • Mr. OKFELL Merin of the seaetlty of callso /*purblind the urn of Liverpool within a cue taisperiod.--Ordereti. _ •-;1 XI. S. WORTLEY pramated a petidea from the ',ahem's of WsketielJ. eedgliairier of week maims. Alesk apathies free &mode% ageless lb. Leralweloi e• sod esselior from Scialcootia.:ophast the renewal olio Pow Bill.—Ordered to bop/hued. . . • woo. Om. as. E. WORT LEY idol modes that set T 1 boahseld have se peewees Politest fres a • holy ofilisComititeeno, Milk, is do Weft= the Wei Tar. Its d dies suAlmosor he show lot only that the Tar was injurious to the klanoisturers. Imo to the Ail:Wolters' interest. tease IIIIII• INTIIIIOI/OIISC SILL. Mr W..CL'ETIS presented a Petits. from serinis , illeeehente asd-Ship.oweors fee the City of Loadoesgaholl doe MI Wore' the Hem% roplatiag the Jewel:mow beim* the West ladle Colsoies sad America. nil Not Bart. trusted the MMus wool receive the fullest aliherisek a t h e Howe. L' Mr. MUHL' was surprised that so retoctabie i balky amid have proisoloti a Petition like 4ite _p let. • IM , wriest *boy petidoeut the Heiler to resew tilL seded Mseal. He thought the peewit ditisasho en& to hi. •114eety's Malin; illt II prints aid puny imam foe the Ad lithopoblie mat So wood they 11,11111 It Vaa l: ... . - . ennetsaL CODS. -AMA BENETL' presumed petition from &disbar?, p rzp o te a revision iithaerimitaal Code.—Ordered tete dilmi WORTLEY presented a polities fees Pew lielbeet, se the same elfect.—Ordered to be printed. DOTI'S OW TALLOW. INIM SYKES pomposed bit modes for tie Repeal of Ibe Duties .e Tallow to Tuesday next. BIM DENISON presented a Petition from St. Olavelts Southwark, against the Leadoe Waterworks Bill. Ales' a Nettie* from the saeseplase against the Poor Itemieval Bill.--Ordered to be printed. rttsue robes LICINCEO. Mr. HUME presented a Petition front a Penes et the *ante of Cromby, complaining of injustieuekidt he Mli received at the bands of a Magistrate et Weetselmileeet— This Petition arose out of the defective state t e tt sent lacewing system. The Petitioner bad pl his hands, and he bad thought it necessary to inquire aq to his &grafter from these who lived invariant, and be bad found it to be eoexceptionable, as far as be could obtain information. He had also sent the Petition to the Magistrate to desire list he would contradict the allegations of the Petition if they were sot true. lie bad sotelose this, but said in answer, that an lion. Member of that House would explain the circumstance. The Petition slated, that in April 1821, he purchased a public house. called the White Horse at Chelsea, for which be gave 61W. after applying to the Magistrates and obtain ing their sanction to open the House. In Sept. last he applied (or his Excise Licence which was renewed, and hew/deli he paid ten guineas. lint in the February fol iose/mg, whom be applied to the Magistrates to have his Dar Lamm, mewed, be was told that be could not have it deem. He afterwards appealed to the Magistrates, assi Mr. White, the Magistrate of whom he complained, metwithstandiag that he presented a petition signed by thirty respectable inhabitants who gave him a good cite -Hider, said that he could have no relief, and that the teasel; of it was that the house was disorderly before the ,Ilineof his buying it. He (Mr. Ilume) thought that the sten bad dens every thing that was required to protect Wesel( from each consequences. by applying for anti oh lalsiag the nineties of the Magistrates, before he opened tie house. He might at lest to be relieved from the hardship of paying for his spirit Horace, which cost him itu. 13s. and then not to have the power of making use .of it, The Petition prayed that the House would Inter. pose, and afford relief to the case. Sir it. HEWN knew nothing of the merits of the Petition ; but he wished to call the attention of the Howe to one fact connected with the existing system of !leveeing Public-boasts. When the spirit licence was granted and the beer liaises refused, the houses became common dramshops, and the most enablers's cease geese's emitted from them. Mr. DAWSON said that be had been made aequaist ed with the circumataaces of the cam before the house. Wheedle petitioner became proprietor of the house in 1821, he applied to the Alsgistrates and they ghseted him a licence. They afterwards heard that be kept late boors, and that the house was sometimes open at three or four o'clock In the morning. He was then eannneued before the Magistrates, and did net deny the charge of late boars. but said he was obliged to keep his house opts. The Magistrates then isfermed him that if he continued to de so, his licence would set be re mewed. The eompialats, however, were repeated is the following smiths, and he was brought up and fined tee Willer for keeping • disorder!) , hens'. le the re beau, following he petitleold for a renewal of his Ii .cease, which was refitsed. He then presented apelike signed by thirty respectable beaseholders, who gam • * ..."'" --/—"`"" w Y www g l6 ' easii 4 - lb; let -- ►iii - ; - «t sa l -- riir - si Ziti;i7i; i • n, " - : ifiali, lllll 4• l4 aisi'll" sag *odd carry ifie e palmed by the Patreeesses.—lluq. of „ I „ w a y s aw aim i b et tes ,,, d to t h e di e . peisoirls ilito ferditer Vitale& el Mi. lIABITATI' inidobat the /Widows Mere per. of Claawilliass, Earl et Alasrate , tresses of cool* ehleelte thelb lordeldpe oast li. Earl 4 M A "Hosilsosissi Vieseget how hew tilliedik kV* erasesat to legislate se 88 , I t_ i l i b° 11•4 _,=.4 1 1"._ _____,_aan.,P°l, Is of th e Wyss is - ti tri e bolter Hill. Lord Apeley, Lorithorp say *abject respestior the only of previdass, et to 6 "'Z''' . w t :' saitru diawed ."' Ir' 9 "' fresi ' ll ; B L— i lk : ea . F r i t ." he. o 11114°11 " 111,11 • 16 a Agar 81114111441‘ brit htwani-1111"1"are lee s" Pat " ..44 "lisi g• bird hist, -(bit. Hoag), he what WI bad addressed to She li ret. sod 81r Jeba Rorsoford.l • 11 " 1 "P l•- _,7!!! . 1"h—V_Tutini 3 ta wgrie of entrees rwmass I* atpsnak do wm Wow • fo 0 7 4 ,1 s itag 4 ie lpd an a alessin ie. .4444 , 0 ".. 0 w symi. dm ma z,„„,*-7--- m „ iii, diseoral OASCOYWE amid not ecru with the ti wog trade mewl motet vb . i reread to surephy _ 44 . ibe ewe two 1..76 ,__ floiloroblo Member for Abortions, that ths is 44.1•11• 7 le bet ye t Iteeetiehroi2 • ' phs,_ ll I.,_„heis sissy ' • A riptlos 5... A!thAfAMO•urs emote hemosidered as petty litsr„t s . b , - Ai shostabieweilea MlLTetimars;.lllr:4 : W4h•sw - seeefswit tebeoleimirlb Om 6 -1 1.= 4 :„; .*, . " i io. ' a si: et TT* - .. 2 ' Me. K. Diclisht2r. " a y ,. Me- /ltd. ... Ilifenlia". "11l Obusasieerie to u beteg ttse best calealawd to pious reemploy awl r k te. "'I ; ....sir J. Nall"117. P e tit " e" sw " r " H former speak "i! es Wag ex- Iseuvoleace. The Irish Goversemot bad alai every 1 ' "• 11 " 1 "'"" II I. bat ineation that there was so great possible degree of activity Sowards Mier's* the safer- CalletSeL COM. 11 Si assess. the Ruda* forces *a the Gut sad i• the midst of their sciivitY• they Seed that 11r..5 . BEr T T Ti v lnt'L l itrlTT l fr l ian e l ") . • ti I • of Isis pease@ woe neastatoustyrepetek by the Illigis; tretes Is codeotreesst of whilst had- proviimely come to their knowledge. Mr. White denied Iterfitit give* as a reuses for eedielosethir Semler% the lAA character of the brow Wove the thereat which the petitinner took it.' Vettlee these circossetaeres be thought there was DJ grated for the interfereac• of the house. After a few obserntioes from Mr. Aid. Rrydges, Mr, G. 1401414. sod Mr. Nutec•the petition was real. Mr. PEE'. observed, that hest the local ci . *lion or the boom. he nederwood it to be impossible for thoseie , boors who signed' the Isetitiste to the Magistrates, to hose what pearled at the late hours which had given. rim to coseplaiet. The fact of the persist having hero &Ned toe shitliegs, proved that his house bed beets a Ail ordiety use. , Rio. DAWSON Slid Mr../lasa explained. sad the pc , dtion was ordered se lie upon the table. wasters AND MIAIWNIA. Sir G. CLERK pre soda, that en Woodsy teat be 'abiesld.store for Wye so bring in a Sin to establish a tillfersdag of Weights sad Measures. New .Pelre-01111C11. *. T. WILSON pretested a petitioo. seer set*. sigsed. from the Inhabitasts of *. Mertiewir , complaising of the incerivesiesai. 'to them fres the atete is *bleb the ptrysa Ail. log the New Post-odice were left. Their oeseptitihed that. thsretreets were blocked op, and the eossequosous sae titat‘their trade was destroyed. . HOBHOUSE sold, thatit was shard tbet seise rellefitistid he atorded the et S few years they would be entirely rd ... ai r wets A*i passakentoppod up by these re . . L i I v appiled for trove to topes two air them it their iiiserende moor. bet this, had holm refused. Mr. Alders.. WOOD sold that the ' •Op 'session was Sew traisefeered to the Tresettry s M wieto resale with this; whether relief wore to begone 00 Ng petitioderifor not. the petition wits ordered to be printed. • Sir J. NEWPORT pat a qeestion to the Right Hein. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, bat the Noise IN the boss. prevented oar Leering its purport. We under stood It to relate to the fees Is the Court of Exchequer • is Ireland. - I The CHANCELLOR 011ie EXCHEQUER was is audible for the same reason. As far as we timid learn. he stated his inability to answer the gantlet at present. Sir J. NEW PORT said that is consegerece Odle as satisfactory answer of the Right Hoo. Headsman, be I .hoeld submit a mottos to the house upon the subject on the 4th of Jeer. Mr. CURWEN presented a 'Whin from the HIHMI a= in the Isle of Man, complalsisg that (atria ' t permit had occasionally lit feeds as the ' which had bees perverted from their original deatisetion. Mr. Secretary PEEL said he would take em. to &skit esoalry upon the subject. Mr. CURWEN wasquitesatisfied with what badfalles t . r Wm the Right Hos. Destinies. The petition was at- . : .1. dewed to be primed. -t;. _Me. WESTERN presented a petiti o n fr om shy ness / , . of &sex, complaining of the general pressure of Agri- ......• , . • calharal distress. .., Sir E. HARVEY spoke shortly is favour of the Pe- , -! titian. • -•-• -e di Mr. imaNNARD Um le testimony the respectab ility .• elthoisseda ( at telplek the petition was resolved spur. .;„ . .4 . He bed.se.eesAdeiree iroeroosr4o soy niesenre propoda ' i ilks Wide/ the Agrieslosikie list a 'tedweelos'ol Im: I The petides was then seamed Si iii4Ho4 tale lilt - i *ONO' - e-' .:. • . Ald. WOO. ' II ' e NASTMI o ,l s. ..,..;. • _,. _ . .. _ . . *ool)beggedto ask a of .- Right Hos. Chitlins's opposite realms* the Jail•of Whetter. He sodersamod the Right lies. Secretary. iss , • hare said on a former sight, that he had gins - 41 tient for a pro ee secution with referee., to sartri va A i. which had been 'mentioned by the Committee lapel sbr i r to ezaurine Irate the state of the J a il. H e ee ls N' know whether that prosecution was andast Irina the late Jailor only. ask* (Mr. Meows Weed) conceived that the ease deed og she M was quite disti net from Bridle's: and If deo was ageism that person °sly, li• should leeward a motion respect ing the conduct of the Vonsereserisies Magistrates. ince =is Mr. Secretar PEEL said, that on the scsasios a l• laded to be bad ' stated that lit had divans* the Amor ary-lieneral to institute a prosecution againstdkiits the late Jailor, not thinking his mere removal ' salisloat. As to the masagement of the Jail, he had weed a cote municaties on the subject with the Lord Lientenast of the comity; sad he believed it was seder the cosahler • sties of the local authorities alb. sissies. Aid with to the Magistrates, he bad amosed it to be soli lietat ai exptaaaties of their swim& so expected ; and that explasation be bad no domes would be given. He therefore deprecated say &MHOS of a object al ready in part under jedicial imptiry, and afestiag a per son about to be pat epos his tri a l. fkilleroto sat down he begged to say that he bad b e es tetsseled by an indi vidual, Dr. Colston, sae of the yields, Magistrates of Ilchester Jail. to explain two points regarding his con duct, which bad been noticed by the New: Baroset o .the representative for Westminster. The Hew Hareem al hiding to • door elle. Host's rests irhich commas!- cased with a small yard or arts. 'Wed that Dr. Colston bad ordered this door to be fastened. is order to deprive Mr. Host of the privilege he had enjoyed befogs, of walking in this place. Dr. Colston stated thatthe fasten ing of the door took place Is cossetpeace ot a part of the prisms adjoialng this room haring been hetet down, sad that, while It wasteland's'', the hissing of the door became a matter of necessity. The mood point arose out of the exclusion of Mr. Hunt's sister. Dr. Colston had lately written a letter to him (Mr. P.) stating, that until the time just immediately preceding his writing that letter, be anew even kites that Mr. Hunt had Britton sad that the varieties in question must bare arises is cossequesteof the gametal orders et the prison. • Sir F. BURDETT said, that the statemeat be had made might be perfectly tree. sotwithstaading the ex• planation ; for it was the prises orders which bad caused dm @stingiest. He thooglit the cosdoct of the gaoler was a subject of miser consideration, whoa compared with that of the Magistrates who had seactiooed his con duct. He did not see hew say motion respecting them weld prejudice the soar of th e gao l er w h o was about to be tried. Mr. Secretary PEEL said, that the very observation ,a 4 the Hos. Barseet, showed the propriety of postponing 'the consideration if the subject : bat the Ma. Baronet himself considered the'offeeco of thirdlagistrates to cop yist io the baying eascrioned the very conduct of the jailer, for which he was saw to be pat spas his trial. Sir F. BURDETT explained. Mr I'. LETHBRIDOR said, that what had been ai rs* said es the subject, WNW sot bet bare a tendency toenuiliee the case 'shoat hi be brought behte a jury. The conversadon here droped. A message from the Lords , - hero amounted their ionld ships' consent, that Lord Stowell should give evidence blare the Foreign Trade Ommenittee. Oa Os Motion of M. BENNET, the house west into a Oessittee on the Manslaughter Bill. The Report wee ordered to be considered on Monday seat.' -••••• , •1 Os the Molise of W. CALVERT. the Hicoirersoce Rill 'sent thr•ngh a Committee. Report to be considered es Friday seat. . ‘ Pllia.. 1r , !'' •-• iz' I. .1 1 .4 6 vs