The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-07 00:00:00

OAPs is were thi tbs antis..( Ai• 1•01 is• ••:•topal ape= l4 l (Allard it Pidlidelehlibel Nw -ausailaidasvadfilliii 6.4 bad boa vadaseeias AP wee l'et deddaerap 111 isliflniiilii lan It. PoNOW .iiMaki , apier .... StUs mos. • riot of coell.to 8110. i( deosseltj * old alsopysinr "woe of fleilit ofigrreri Sod bocaMae 1. , her rimed irwriee tho o.tito peoperaideo of t alma ssi....ilin hod Went of s es relitreollweldisols. sod OW oeser ?. Tliewrolowstres , Wiwi Sidle woe no 'sport whom that. was on over- Padua to the market, sod de to the couirseivial im. ore winds could giro say sad tint trio a reduction of idgeetisa to otrer—as well W seder taxes to the isere.drey sot ormipelleil to I this 'vetoes of reductioisa =hips eabstastial re. yt. to tecli:a isso emis . : but brpreferred they thus see. a tourers peat NW.. repeat the taxes aid if an estgesey occur red-- county requited it before ftg er Parliament, let,Par end of the year. and thee pdte e f the ram. He reit . aaraaitaaat, and 'armor.. ail he teseeof the kiwis* Mk it Committee. Pd that' the existing Corn ly:ta the grower of this real Ireland : a Ids is the last 4 d the - corn 'opened, Paver hat reentry. The . ingress, r dm iteportatioes of former at of flour erten-fold.. - Hut, hat they gave the 'British ens desirous of getthric rid heir ppreesive. machinery lucre. He had bawds great Ind lie should be ghs4 to is this country wiser. lie y the manufacturing clamps, sported by the prosperity of re trade had boo discs vellum and it sloop lair ma that ;merest for its pros . not, therefore, benefit them. stilii hear fit by the depreci iodate would be clue money 4 bare so feeling. Hi coll iding distress to be name transitien from war topesco. he speech of the Noble Mar we it admitted. mime of Abe bad Hichenoar to costend. on .Isjr tafatioe would giro country. v. Honourable a evispaittive Medellin predate to 521,11.. lie imidd produce Me isesiselle 371. A third of t h e, gross 92 considered as a fair rest. se. be 2091. lint at the pre woduce could only be gives the increase of taxation and mg to present prices. the lout. than he did in the year 1792; bandsoly accounted for by a fie Lad snetstimsed in the taxes one must admit that the higher rent under these eir- Moen) looked to &declaim le, as drat decrease *thief( to an advance of rent.— umber of persons who were e, be was induced to hope for Ipiuion. Much had.beeu said aver rents, but this in a great ed to an attachment to the ithstanding this circumstance : of cultivation ; cod he could which one of the finest farms dialed ; a farm in which he for Sousersetsisire was inter :a would not be remedied by would benefit the merchant r blab prices would permit ex tardy lead to it. The princi lons were Mundell war, that ore the cause of the distress, would contribute to the other. give evidence before a coin s very subject, on a former Ses d that that evidence was net s present opinions ; bat a care tleoce would convince any one inconsistency, as the evidence nciple. fight the more correct course Linnurittee ; indeed this had . UnalPf discussion to be the in. r. 'lion oht of regard to the the Chair, be should propose lee, for the labours of that ere such as to call for a little could he more rationally dip' 'ban in the house, and hefted- I not nish to decide without 'red 1k Hon. Friend that hi of Aliuihters with any usurer,. He no more admired than he ;lid any of their other , t the matter could be best die- lie oid not h,•lirse that there stenos who could approve ol•I ; but he still was for going d that the distress was toll! at -91. hut to high tales. lie was dill, because such a measure Particular class. In his opi• ices could save the country ; truipt to raise prices by artili• Corn l!til gave the landholder I reasonably expert ; it gave ~. The lion. Uesubcr then pro. advanced by Dr. Paley, that ie interests of the farmer that natty productise, as it would mercy of the landholder. life WO hundred years previonaly eof corn was never once 54 all the circtimstances of Übe be must decidedly oppose the *NW Miltboosiomisam4l.o t SIM W. WSlNltstyperwil - - ' lisiverasseuts, the market t be devised fur owis,aeceont, of position o( tioverausetii reuses WPM C of reproach to was verb prolsrrl sorAst trould soot persons acting on was lint considered Looking to the see without .viol.stiag a yrog ressive hie gifts to the .i whole policy stunt. The awl *Mel elate thipreseal Year, in airier the Ilit• showed the hatters •of , prlssul by digit for *Or rents eircutiAsuces. Dot it y rotor. saffils.) . :lllat if so. ilitosi Ilrs usaatetel Itt Wel iPA 4 . ' awn VN ite eil JR v i i . Ilt:It gifiteirprice taiengh Miler letetailed to eloKtigii to fig Inegearsgaitlet 7 4: 6 g : asi z til‘te " 840114111 IMO r 1:1141 iltd i ties to . Wpart eldse , talsls the • be d pinsiosst. the wansfigusing do no good. It laear.)-110 mu' tage. It was impression on latter part of for them to a/ excited they agricultural lirved. In 0 he thought nhatever ml actuated by is.. farmers theme/It sated, had dechn carried, would aft gret if Parliament mended to them. ti vote upon it in the the house resolve ea into effect without th learn, be understood houses for seven or slightest injury. Or determine under , The Noble N minor details. first Resolution. Mr. OM thought if it would have culturists. yet as a means result from i , for bringing so also there was below opinion adc , that this was particular clis of the comma owu agricults - consumption. patted, we' I! culturists. correct and li p t the r on foreign ;4 to argue ag, li cated by MI il ported the 1 i now employ/ c principle wc o individuals if once thrm b tenons, of et his productit e; of 40/. for ,s amount to' e no iijury f produce ut. II All be asked i .foreign cum I of England. le prices, for' 07 Lion of the i of support lo ply to the ' P Mr. LE's r be extremely s c 4 was caledlated o . measure could i barresti ' • ' 0 • The Karroo so OM& that, is ptoposiou %Wit, h. (fiord It -- Is essomitesro Corentrr. i ttmsstaflla Pesporitimo 0 . UMW ity soy onus' prjSciples, 'soh' fossil as ticeStiaa w an ' tiros soh lotosmlod for 0 1 111 4 MY of a p Ittsrallta'at Asmsromtlitroo podastryost partictitimc - Tamotoa (Mr his piece, hod, the ohject of wi is rMirstoisir height. sod is nos Moompswalds• Is tits say of I thrum to bring, might be a case o starred principles boors •would Gott if sidings submitted 1,01111401 M. of Aeahr4141111.1111114.01.161411.1111110 141 1 0 1 /9 11 1 1 1 11 Pg4 ' .4,40 . , • . • ''.. jt: •. se , . ..0 1 61 1 41.60.4 11 , 61IFP4Tute Fe 1 1, 1 1 90 1, PC hollatilsallOctliditisselh.lll4l66 It "...* 1 4 . I.* iefri •-- a - - • • 1 I FifiliflemplehlideeemilgindlimeMSlM. akci -re , r • .. ets , --etti lel ; P d. I t - - .t o . . IFilliffilfirigglitetilinellOsigiffiip, ***if • • . • .01/ • shank mmt ealeihdoileillisette ei.oolool l ll4tieff Pica medidelliMaillltlLTlNTlffillikillomillisol". ' l erin •: • ill, • ' it ffillbottaist . Of - • * 3, • • that peke, lbeeme• ha. 1 =ffilsblfsellt 111111111HOSoolishililleIll • • thafeeMelouhslik pollee opoi•allselthe 'ls lefilindfriegiMides, .Y..'. 4 ' • . . • 1 e Ileitlitietika VON sleskiwl, ,Vdtild ' ' Is pep dealt:eft% eted,.t airiest emee*Piff. 11%! . .• t. ~.r, , v 4 i , es mixt , , ilea. , •, - . ~.., t , ~- • 1.. ~ -. A k eisossa34 t i lm4 hie" .gqpi tk ellod, .0,, by; his oho • . 411 U t t r ole dist onit el. ten ikwa hav hi e • 1' • •• .* i 1 . . i . 1 ..., • . " 11 1 / 00 1 1 / 0. 1 %Amoy" anti .I 4 4 laid fasiilTir goi s the . - Itaawtiv . cOl t ,f .61 .. b. s I 111110 of LONDONDIRRY then mess *m.o. , •• ' • ,41free m y ro useel. esoeekbe Ma •Homillembies far '(11r 1 Istiloir:) fis *roost? propeshig . tfieliosoletieng which hp b 04.„,,,, •to Irei ' teiii"tiat fhis'elesi* o4ghar . thousletatt aelfelttleierfeltit.le have b'w• il l . end it weenearyto wake a film orseetealfieOl t. ' •who le ft t fi e• ' ditreeita, Kid' no Nib e' aging tomb et* Melt Meathee's PM' ' ; , tee of whit heel fallen freendto Host.lllmiltar MG; este le *lag leses thii. idirbel: limbed of i or iliMejlilblevise t . lid vet ' beat itshr dle- 1 1 • He was ?Weirdly aware Ihteeliabeingieff t inssitit the -commodity, them . would ill* homer- 'gni* , WHOth Lelittide ifthestisioWiliet be end 4 . P•psott•ik bko• the periew4t, , Isole rc ipir am* fa . ** liWneellto of the peoe le the panebee * taibiuhltom were beiraz ditty IV He ebb Melon • I Inner* rialcilisst fier.• , Ht. tio,erltlmy Wigged. Sneli,e Mewing Well . Wr y . Ilaikturig aiukatilect4 . *tiVelllnelfttbe ors, stmts. •• i .I; ' • a eireephoo to. Ismer* 1,1111 ,hen. 1001• II in tie early pais.ofthe season, lint ue Hee irthey weietoeldwil liiiiithisilios witiollido %trim. 1 i inaii_r!,fac,_i *pedal oiled: can milk th e pee releStt.Heeteisstances, it woo* Kathie add to ilie • red salty which was en completely the thfilte'll their . • •';t' ' s i 1 i a Pamolthe uollasiols. It walitelo mil to dilleelthis el the smaller fowlers, *stead of ieliev a ilf practice. 'Bet, hi his View. .11 gras* Onveresuent they ' 1 ',' thee 04 11 61 net *Hs withal Osilthi moths it the &IMMO of *times disteimiel portion of the - oeght to look for relief's the eiremaistancesuf t h e coos- if , .". 1 V i Warri•oa to Max Soma' Prislilliali aa,__'" miltheal WO" If Mere onmeitoy one article hi which ten Yid the Government that hurter out bow to difued m. aremisilleleles• • . The Han .. ie - tit It was theldhbis that • timieretmet should refrain frees relief was unfit (*its arty. He witsmoet ready to give' . r. A- Baring) whom ho did ISM PIP Aso imeliageicpessefteleiy,eseistanee. It was perhaps the ar- agricultural relief, bet he Mottdpi•fieif think** the pro+ . , • i a Moroi a lotalttre of a !oa r tick *roily Hewett* ask Gloss IlmiourahleMenalwis posed eeperinsent ;yeah, "oil.; 74, t ,,,,,,,, t , ~,,..„.. . 'wine wastes:lll*y the sem of ii. _ l. . : 44llPOltect the state of the core 'midget, in Sep. true, was afforded on the e,asesorthe u titre .. but • g the prices when the market weeenhaTlM - lotes tihmierthe operation of 4 loan of a million deposit was, th en asked. It cupid on,y_fiolethe effects) ' os ' sea_ _ring it oboe Dwelt was ta • weal oat *biddy have raked' the price to MOs. abed nosing or keeping up theprice. hit thist ',l l 4alit be of do • rahle•Membeer halals* produced all Gm oenseqereces of opening the purs-' service gushiest' who were *distress as they had MS pro. • 1; .1 ... f bounty to the holdere "r orgLia WWI* masermeemes obis*. in his (31r. 41.'9 opinion, had begin duce to go to market %Litho • Thirouly silventage of the tg ilium the market. This shrewd that khlies meet exaggerated ir Ile had hail the cariosity la Via• measure would be toothsome abbey to the farmer at 3 ... t case which 'eight reader a &Foment Irmo mina therm" sitcom in the lest year. tin the Nth of 'per cent. instead of four, and thus nee him I per cent. f ociplee expedient and edvisoble, • The Wiefitelsltee 11: prim a wee ifis. bd..; un the } ' llth of the iletherefoie. with all inclination to site the Tartui-rd • ' i I ..,, .6. the . Coloosithla had Owe Peorr saminseilth. woe iOl,3iL he*, au ademice of 311 MT even the sealWaisce of relief, mast say, that be thought . tilted to filets. see of which war s tint mot.% theitetinte itf 20 days. Now, if large , purchases dire Message ideeieenieet and 11,0;c:wimps, and •euni* it nts'il ■ should be . rd iss She Pastel had been made en specul • ation at this sjnomere; the disigree with ninny of friends en the but•ject, with '. • .to bring up tits soperabeedeet epee is. pries "Meld probably bare rises t.. MO.. sil.• mat the whom lie wee iu the habit of cescurriag. •\ ' ' 1 and the other was that NUM ' MAW illisildi ports woe* Hs have been opened. did Air. IRVING explained. q sr enabling individuals to lurches's" *Tit set % Amite erne with his Noble Friend, that the per• Mr. lICSKISSON. mill be had been somewhat mis- t, heasaking them an alloweeesin the mature c ha sing ef.the.daampal core .uf the last yesecould be understood. .He had alit attended the Committee this /' ' ; '• I I 1 0 11 -/ . ; , . ~ After a real deal of disesselow the pro isly calculated upou; tar he was swished that , if we teat' ? in consequeeee of the manner in which the Hw y; tiowl'eallselli was laid aside. mad who* the should he blessed with am abundant harvest this year, ;sort of last }tor had been,veemeed ; and he b ad a . s considers's' , it eagle! set bedewed mallet sad the esora were well get in, nobibly would be dispOsbil supported tlie Wpm of lbe'prtsent Session because it t , ' .. !' 5 ' 1 ..'• 1 ! .tr to th ew with %Omni is had .enisiseled- . It to • pmehase the bad cure of last year. The presentnim- was at variance with that of last year. * i f : f ' l i t Drily judged that the Agnate* timelo- serolonDeld either effectnothing, ur it would too downs:h. Mr. Alderman BRYlLiti fi N supported the .Resolution. . • to. not have the same stieselne .to imeethoe as It the pekes did not rise, it would do no good; and if - Lord LONDONDERRI (there being loud cries of , ng on their own ecceset, nod' Illierfetie it they rose bens natural causes, it would be better to " Question, question ','")then said that, es the Resolution I I "el"' 'with to adopt the peoPoiftleer•-- leave the usairiet in its present situation. , had not beets supported _by those with whom it , had i Li the seeped propoliMoo it was tisooehi that Sir J. 611661011 T said he had had frequent comma • originated . ; that it •was• not'n hat •froeveited - frets the i ' i •• , Istiag any prioseigis 41( COMM • eicedomerleb farmers so this subject, and they all con- Goaeroutent, lie . should Leg leave to withdraw it.. : . , .e bit not a oammelehatasithority might M cowed la *inking that the present measure was of Ito (Deer, hear.) • I 1 riatileithods sellthlit... the . Melton', The value at W. He should certainly vote against it. • The Resolution was accordingly withdrawn. ,• . lof the. .ereeto out of Me ciimmi" Sir J. RHELLEY thought tie measure would not Lord LONDONDERRY next observed, • aroldst a • CoulluitSa lb* the tplastity .of *sly net he beneficial. but that it was calculated to do a good deal of contusion hi the Ilouwoisatlie thought it came into th e esarloot in the eetly pu ss . of greet deal 4 bares. It might possibly Imre dote some would be het** to report progress.. endm , to take :I' . keel'. Icaitlesbliathe seeesetallesebevellin pled If it hod hoesi brought forward in the early part of consideration the second Resolution' to-morgew ttt.is se covrespowilsee sionthisis asylertsee per. die s l um. der.) . , I id that 'tomahawks* :psodsse arliatmilei. file. WHITMORT Said that no information had bee. lir. BROUGHAM observed, that perhaps it wochl i 1 . • of, reie to Ito la Nees* market.. Ildeft lahi hereto die Committee which meld justify theta . io be hater to let the second andother Resolutions Ulu! t heirlandlords, who were A li & to 1 1 4011 1181116( aillelltsa to each a measure as this. He had hold- the flrat .-( Hear , and laug h ter :) lots at a dielieldsea Om' tiltdot these Of hews Wigged to thrash out tie cons inamediatelt. Lord LONDONDERRY added, that he %tidied It 0 • ' I 1 '' ... ci, it mast be mom tart the .11 1 1,101 t we/ and wry it to. market to prevent its . nouuldering ois hie be understood • that the second Resolution, which hit Aural state; and . it appeased to the Cow hinds* said this had beets the case with most of the considered of great importance, should to-morrow (thip I tif oddities* poveheieses timid ha Ism- tamers Is his neighboerimod..The core Of She last da*, have presmiessee.- ( clear. Lear.) 1i• s . i / Inutoull Pe waddle , eweettescsed.- year ovoid ' So perfectly ossafeable after the next Isar- Ihe lliefiteAN then reported progress. and °bullied ; • I is , . el this aid des smears would ceneevienily'be wholly in- leave to sit again this day,•toresume the consideratioa of b r4l"l- • 41.4ligir erimel i rfor tar vess, -. • • ' the Agtienliutal Resoluitimis. • • • • •-• •• 4 ne a ' I the Ohs oil the iiiiiDilagen was to dm laid CIIIANROUKNE said that what the fanner ' The other Orders** the day were then diva's* Of. by . "saill s e i ' • . ' '''. 1 goal a bides of soptly add a beton.' es- wended, wit market of ammo kiod; end be thought the fixing future days for their coneWeration. . 1 .1s re through thitigaveitlastho. h war toy m e ws II • v to be hmedelal. Mr. li ALES brought i n- the Serv ants ' Felony t .... needed to rabetherfeema et pie& pHs. 'Mr. IL lABERT thought the proposition of the Bill, which was read a first time: '.. ._. 6 1 an overarm/Ye beeederelyes pretest ave Noble LW Oat sot caltniated to afford any relief to the Adjourned at half-past Blend o'clock:.. • . '.. 1 ,4, , : t ' i, 1 1 - • ''.l l test the secoesity otisitts• sods drives isso A tattiest. . y„,• I 1 • ' dint. The Commit* ills led to believe .LfilliPlPS . was disposed to glee the Noble tied L4W mrsLuacircs. • a t 1. , . • 1 . tress did sot procookstssmotth tens . , .. , way it fee hie tostioes is boissisi forward mos tisa.saist at cossetiOlsoote • ' . witihnteei bee leo loolleeel Ille Aincegthnel COURT OF RIND'S 6.lllllChi o May 6. : A i , ' ' '`f' •;! • I ' tad capital, that it w . e . to as . *stow* . chit it etas mdcolated twaffled the ,m to invest hie dm - sleirlatlVllln ellellesff• • ' Ile *oem . tfee best thing tbat mould voNltirrecnloNal. ilitiothavioN. . 1 * if. year. The plash bo awed, he &is to impose a peOloismo6atlora grata il'' 'The bail *a elan, who steeds indicted fee ireistitog a , .. . s the. Comatillim ass if a dithredia-.ostets pleb* . bleaphesomeaid sedition libel, this day Siurtenderti resist, for it emitelsplallod IN 3 . 8 6 4861 /1 1 0 Oa Via N. MNATCI6II?ULL saddle /See the impinitioto h i m ',testis. custody o f the c ows, from Aimee be trig using system ; but'l the present plait mold libiosoport is doe Losavaittoa op stairs, sad he was lit- hi cosyod a ll ougat .. d. it certainly coati do so hare.-(Spar, eased ss do the same sow. They were greatly *,, dotted CRIMINAL INFORMATION. • i, 1 i must say that even this was no small *taw *she Noitie Marquees fee his cooties* attention and 'i ' s' T 11124 n • tr. Tilt c05..T .,-eLSNXO/1. Pas to be observed. that if penises had mit as seertimo in the Oesuitittee. The Noble Lord had *so Ai 0., er.r....11.1114TT this day showed It clue against a rule .. • os their minds that torn would time ill the come elesentothe Roams and, Ithesiikiali hit . ow* ciee,° , obtained last term by . Ift. titraner , ealliog upon the of the year, there would be ea indemesesit teabmittod to the Home his propositions which met toe defaident to show . Mese erhji a Minimal *formation - 1 s speculate; hat if each es ilaressig* I/efe views of the majority of the Committee. The Right shield not be bled agsiast Isle for Improper Gadget is ~'ill y y ould readily become purchasers, mil.* Hem Gentleman (Mr. Hashimoto) wee at perfect liberty ids . otsoe o f magistrate of him, by =rosier ito ~ .. 11l interest would thereby be materially re. to "OM it. but be would appeal to the agricultural admit a person charged with b tremeanour to bail.and '' I 'l s deference to the judgment of tbeCommittee, interests is that House if they would allow themselves , I also for causing such to be tin irons. Toes. pp I !I tit right to bring forward his propoddink to Waite thrown overboard. charges were auswe by • Mr. Scanf.trir. with whom night be the result ; and he was, moreover, Me. WODEHOUSE said be should never cease to was m r. p at „ o n t and the c ome e„. t . tna, ofloi ad. r 1 iv another feeling, for he soderstood that the regret that the other proposition, of placing half a mil- ier i i nit to t i i „i at i oas prortomogss that Magistrates , ' , . 1 : : • pauselme, who wore the parties ehielly hams lies *the disposal of Goislcoolenti to ho7°P corn s Was were Bahia to, said twat to prOWet theta in alt cases h ,: 1 , ° declared their opislea that the immune, if oot =o v e l t:d in the Committee, . That proposition bad where the apolicatian"did serene*r reasonable,- the i • , I ld afford considerable relief. He ehopld re. the of Mr. Pitt to recommend it. - The present parties would have to p a b etiste. __ Roio eiocharict y t • • :ligament did not sanction a mowers so room- utesestinsese too late, aid would biscoolipialei with with cogs. them, though be had not Lime& •gieme my each Amble and difficulties incarriblytilleitpetiniee, ci ' r , i ' %r 4 WIZ IiarECII.OII MUILRAIr. it in the Committee. He hoped that shield *wit mead not be adopted. .He protedisterlost the , i • ' 1 "The Souctunatiariensi. sit l wed muse against . a resolve oat its adtion, it woe* be carried orgemmie that the measure weeld g o, I* lbs *Lief o ' Rule obtained b . ) , Mr. Rack, ciiklagea Cherleselerray. I without the least delay . From what he could sawn iwseers. The small. feigners were Ow who paid I ''. ; i Attorney of t h e Court, (and Secretary . ot the Con- anderstood that corn ought be kept in were- their Mille with the greater lase... / i . ~ . ' ' stitistiinel Association ;) to thew cases *by me should t.• • seven or eight years without sestaleing the Mr: ISANKES did sot object 'to thissalesurn on air net 'pa y over 000to io eon* I. hi s h u g s , to . Thomas ijury. Go another occasion it miglatibe proper to ;Iles) . 13 0- Dklnnecon, the agent of several wasohastals timellnited l t,' 't osiermust of deviation from strict principle. what regulationecorn might begronad. T erme*, he thought, ought to icconignodeite 'Mellott *tee of America., ;The Rule was,ohmised moo Alit- i I t Marquess, after a few observations on the to the public good. No interest ir this' ee idly ot h er dayit, statieg that Mr. Murray nas employed in !ISIS to . ails of the measure, concluded by moving the .sentry could have a greater skim to the aid if 'elle- comluct an appea l 'waist the AISCIIIOII of the Vice-Ad- ' • i t- L ution. verameat than that which was Differing. The ware- ai r air r • o f B ant a ms , N ~ . ~ RIVEN highly approved of the measure, sad hossist of corn would prove* an excess of price. He he Ikiaio tome Jorrtme asked whether this matter i+ .! 'it had passed in the early part of the Sesstes it did not, however, mean to pay that thepreposition 1 4 141 Edell dot ?gape' id a satisfactory train of inquiry? f re been of the greatest advantage to the agri. his entire approbitio'n. . . . ~ . • 11r. ROAM said he could test consent to refer tt to a Though it was objectionable in principle, The Marquees of LONDONDERRY said he thought Gratiensesean at.** liar. •• . .• I cans of permanent relief great benefit might this the best opportunity for bitrelf to explaip, after he The SOLICITOI.OaNEILAL then contended that there ! • nit. He thought that as there was a hearty bean! three of his colleagues deelitee themselves ag_ . omit we., no authority to austaintbe application. Ur. Dick- I in g corn into the market in times of scarcity. t h e propos i t i on . He was notate author of the dieftsure; *son, who commenced thletwoceeding as thi Agent of .•1 - ere ought to be a bounty for raising It wbea it a l t h ou gh. to meet t h e w i s h es o f th e C omm ittee, tie took theparties ill America . acted upon , a !rower of Attorhey, i , : 1 r a remunerating price. He deprecated the it on himself to submit it to the consideration of the Which was eit'proveld to hien been signed by the par- i ...' , deepen' by the Hon. Member for Coventry, home. bet the saddle be put on the right borse.---, this: The consequence **old be, that the parties might was a measure calculated to benefit only ooe (H ear , an d a le ug h.)-When the reposition was ghien proceed against any pro perty Mr. Murray might liav o class. It was calculated to benefit all classes to him, and not laid claim to by the rest of th e *Commit; in America , after he bad paid the *nay here. 41 I amenity. It was intended to encourage our t ee , part i eu l ar ly the Hon. M e mber for Brim'br (Mr. The Pewee *Attorney, upon examination, appeared tulturiste to grow eons ' sou g h f or our ow e Irving), who was the parent o f it(hearr, hear)-be to • have been executed before a Public Notary at Rhode .' . .! 1.1..' ion. If some such measure as this were not s h ou ld thi n k h e b a d d one his duty, and'would do 'tie Island, and; attested by the British Consul. it had .n,:t e should always beat the niereyofforeign age'. more *ohms those Hon. Itemise* canoe forWard.-(Hear, 'thesanction of any established Magistrate's autboritv, 1 The Committee, . therefore, bai taken a most ' i end cheers.)-He bad indeed the support of the Hen: 'and the'Court • held It tar be itoutioneut which Could unit • id judicious view of the question, in seeking P. to baronet on the second bench (Sir ..Knatchbull), Be he aeted'opon. - • • .. v ~' 1 • ! le necessity of leaving the country depe ndent the next b a good or bad, the eoperebundeoce Ode- The rule was discharged without costs. '/ s ;.n supply. The Hon. Member then proceeded ficiesey could not be affected by that Measure; as It was ' IN TIM al ATTER ulf aLIXABITII 11.111PUR. • against the principle of a free trade, as &deo- apprehended. The measure would cease* operate 'Alen Elisabeth, Harper seas brought op on habeas corpse, : I Mr. Ricardo. He would ask those who sap. wheat arose to 60s. per quarter. Harty thirtg &mild re- on the moifon of Mr. Pearson. It appeared from the 6 'I • e principle. abut was to become* the persons went the o p en i ng of the ports it was this' Pais. He ,proceedinpicluiweil inteCooirt, that she had been Con- s 11 . . loyed ice one particular branch of trade if that ' agree d i t wou ld - have been better it it were adopted :voted' by the Rev. Mr. Reece, a magi 1 magi strate far the e were adopted ? How were half a million of soccer . In case the remainiiog Gentlemen, WllO in ilia county of Hereford, in the soli of 31..0e the recent act of .' V+ Is Wile were now employed to be provided for, .Coettaittee formed the majority, did not come forward iu •I. G e o ; IV. c. 513, which, In case Of wilful Mod ma li c i ous sown out of bread ? The expense* the mein- support of their proposition, he theu lave notice that he ratting or spading trees or fences. empowers justices to ~. tt each individual was 25/., and the aiming of w ould sot divide ;h e Louse on it.-(Hear, her, cud convict the offender* a sera sufficieet fur the reasonable I • I ' 1 t; fictive labour lid. Thus there would be si, less cheering.) • compensation albs party_ aggrieved, not exceedin g 51. ti or every man, makiag the aggregate sum illr. IRVING said if he t tlid not eiiesociner to support -to commit fur a term not exceeding three months it; t•• I 1 i t V a 211,04/0.0001. Formerly a free trade could.do the Resolution, it was on account of the reluctance and delimit of payment. In this case the defendant hid been but the case was 'lave altered now; when the difficulty which he always felt when lie 'idle to Weirs, convicttid; ocut of wilfully and • malielatisly cutting or 11 , ~ it • stall countries was multiplied to sec. 11.0 extent. that Lease. The proposition wet. his, gild he' was blot spoiling or injuring any thing, bet of 'wilfully and ma- iled was to that oat the oirencilei,_tai,ag. index of ashamed to own himself the author of it. He di ff ered lictously cartying away a pile which bed been cut oat of ore, that tended to destroy the landed interest from the views taken of 1416 meow, by tie Hill. .aod a fence; and for tilt ( dew* she was adjudged, not' to ud. He called for nothing more thin fair Learned Geutleulan(3lr, Brougham,. we believe.) He pay a , reasonable compensation, but the extreme stun of - a • ' • 1 sr be deprecated the idea of say large Proton - (Mr. frying) hail attended the Ceniusittei tluit, Hon. and M. liehg unable to pay this autnobe was committed . • 1 p le soil bring thrown out ofeultivatioa fur wool Learned Gentleman Professed' an *trident II - the io- f or Ogee months to prison; :below tie extreme time men- I. ‘• • i rt suet proteeLson. lie desired to limit the sap- terests of the agriculturists, bat he (Mr: froinY) 'pawed 'timid iii , thettattite. .. , e dimmed, mid nothing move. . . by his modect that be felt diem: The ittiseht iris OM Tith Cdthiv'tiloierved : that 'the Magistrate beemki en- t 4i /' ''; EYCESI'ER thought that the House should of the nemerom expedients proposed, aedit•lwassliemect iitelplo'havt. irifluuderstood the meaning of the act ; Defy, cautious in adopting any ,ineature. which. the best by the majority of the Commie's& He Maisel for bureeeetitioa &forget no entice seder it; en i d 31. • , : Gated to raise the price orbited. lhe present more responsible tor it than any ether meniber .ef *it as given de a pone*, but astbilimits of reason- . , i • could only beef service is • tbe evert of 'a bad CoMmittee. It was their Measure, and AMC fife, „Tie able epmpessatien to the party aggrieved. ,• They there. I • i ' bath we had a good harvest, of which there proposition was made with a view of rerievieg, the peer kresrdelyd the priatincr A 4 ifoosefilistely 44i:barged. f ( 's . .4.0 , ..., . •• , •• . . ,•.• , i ..... . s y, • . .sr. 1 . . . i• .