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ThIPERIAL PARLLLVENT. HOUSE OP LOllDS—Fftiovir, Aram I. In the Appeal Cause, Lord Welwyn". ILerr i the Solicitor. tor Neotlaud was brad in reply.-4udgueent telt Tues.la). The lianops of Carlisle sad Clitattr took the INCA and their seats. Nr. Wharton. and a Depot-aunt from the Corastous, hroapht up the (Mires Is Council Incientatty BM and (\A tm Duty Dill frume the Caeatooos. They were otresslly lead • first time PETITION MOM THE CORPORATION Of LONDON. The Duke of Noarout informed their Lord ships, that • Petition frbni the Lord Mayor, Al der.rien. and Commoners, in Common Council asseiuhled, as as put tuto his' hands by the Sheriffs Sift : .teuternheaucer of that city. cite first in . • titmice he had only to move. That , it should be then reed." (The tidlowiii% Petition w,m then read TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORDS SPI RITUAL AND TEMPORAL, IN. PARLIAMENT ASSEkILILED. The Humble Pelting of the Lord Mayer, Aldermen, and Costars of the City of London, lu Comment Coast assembled; Shisauth, That your P. titioners heir, during a lor eourse of public (-smuts, pi tonic t:ce of so 110413 y calamities, pat :ently sulettitred to in:exampled burdens, bud are laid ready to rash!, se h farther sarrliff,s as may b- seressary for main risk the hum.or and itutermideuer of the Itt amt. That ewer om .teim hat-Owen coesiderable augmented by E ar • s h , en a tan i, p v u r b ..- , winch lisve r only /greatly melded to thus oiffirtup of t people, but ere,tada pernirtintb and attic:, routs intim' nee. c muting lad simermitung the pure apd fire priecipirs of t trash Comae I ore. •ha, after Rite enamor slinsealamAlit L. light by the Con a Tua of Inquiry, Ri r ie a loathe of il , rp Cott rim SO you etitiuncra, that Mu offouthes met. 4istim d bole been brought t$ justice &All:wee situ mi y titioapnlind raoaey h a hitherto irierspel ith napalm> YouelPetitbrerelid therkftice 1,1! opals Parliament, that spealy sad eftried ' hrsrules n otaid pace been neeeted to reform such abr., Nal to eltirct aua poulak the uyieudera a (wa r e That your prthi l one r s 'fre e d a .t!i tear" sasisfartirm thit, raciatirea adlapted by ilhe r Ilenourable Howe of I ,Nunsona," ( both tfrnagthehtlit man peitarlit :• 1 4.1110:1 of Parliament, furl pre. cotes. the graoting of Platte in It eversion, whash they bailed u the that step towards a refecisatiins of existing abates, and r a pledge of their furore eitairtiona. That A was with grid/ sod .tioippia.stossfat they oh / ouvrd the views and life:AlM:a of their Representstivis in Pa, I mimeo t unhappily (rut' ated by your I mrdsbips' erection of sits secessmy awl salutary aseasure, depriviag the people, seder such accumulated difficulties, of all lops of scciag soy progress toads iu retseJsiag lack gent OW mit m :edged c‘ it s , that they o-g mast series* to is prim apou year Right Drourabh rtstase, at a tie"? "ben if is declar.d " that this cothcry is .1 the cilia's( its fatc," and the nailed esertimis of all teaks arc statuary to resist the flange's with width they are wailed, a daqouition iu filler Liana of the Le- ' wasiatara to w ithhold tram the People a redress of public in n...we e , mut le productive of 'mot sal WWI CoMiliqUeeef i ll, se wearily damp tbetr ardour, end apt& their eau isms in • the important straggle in which Haywire migagrd. They therefom pray your Right Honourable Haan to ' take thew mattes' lulo your roimicieratiou, sad that year Lariblaps will be pleased to adopt the speediest and mast enemies; lace/ ,Fee for reforming all abuses iu the receipt, iiiiimagehect, and expenditure tit the public mule', sad pre. vestiug sorb abases tu future ; and foe ahu:ushing all °cue crew, plum and porous, u well tit reverriou as other. was,, as the beat means of consoirsting the 'strength of the comfit, sad calling fur* the umted energies and cavil:Ulla of the rare, et a time so serums y fie the tuft ty and as eurity of Mto Migicsty's dossisione. The Duke of Noastota--" My Lords, Us every word of that Petition I most decidedly concur. It Isreathes a spirit of iittuotio regard for the lute teat. of the public, and of coininiseration for the distreseas of the peoph., peculiarly worthy of that public body, the first Corporation iu the Empire, from whom it hat proceeded. It is probable that a measure will shortly be suomittiql to the consi der:dm:l of this [louse, iettrolviii t:te very question to which this Petition so itoitethidely applies; hut. at all eve.its, proccediag from such a body, aUd rallirrin4 to such an esseutial, and now so Um minuet) a siecemary duty, 1 trust this !louse will feel it ipeumheut upon them to adopt prompt al e'liti.vit mutts for carrying the prayer of this Petitiou into positive offset. At present I have oaly to more* that it should lie on the Nide.— However, I hate to add, that this I'etitiou *as carded unanimousie iu the fulkst Court ever as semblel"—Onlereil to he ou the utile. COTTON PROHIBITION BILL. Earl Baritma... - r moved the Order of the Day for the beeoud reuil.n6 of the Cotton l'rollibition kill. The Earl of L ttIDFADALE felt A }Usti:Ay in every stage of this usea..tire. to espress his drt.itled oppo sition to it. legislative casetinent. With pride I.e heard the petition, pi-etc...oA by Ls Noble Friend, from the Citizen.. of 1..e..e((q.., but he still must insist, that if the present Iii!I passed into a law, it would give to the Crown the most thin /1(1441MS unco,htitutit.,,al e‘rrcist• ni a v-pro-ga b''', to a inch evt a the gri at evils of Ilevert . :onery ( :runts were en:par:it t vet) t,iaius is th.-ir prrb- Lire. llot Lill was- then rf.3.1 a ttor, awl oni-ml to 4e Nlnniar..mo whisk ass its Nis' , piaci.. BANK PI! L. Thi4 af , c-r a pro!r:t u., itg wanton ani hieflIn011;01L11 frogqiiity, by 1:..arl J.)aas &Av. •i a. rend a tee I filar, +his! or dered : 0 h e ori Niondav, day ay priraripr" aig.. .1. . . 11.11 a. d tom. preitatr.lity• that In tit;-.;s V...141ip- Cos fall bring v.-. < i 11. 1 0 - . •I ~•.• 0..:0r4 cc Ow (It, were the!' dtplicsett of, and L.li• flwasc KIVU' eit'd CAUI YLIIIda. On tbn. I:sth a . .lf,..e!l„ltho, tnlbrvi!..4 entered in tin. I k LAn.: , a :5 4,1 t ii tltt• TZet. r•ithit in R. rauk the 1:0 elm , not. in litlf urln t.t tit). $.ll, 111Viide tan .L •.1 VLIN t.s 4. t..r CI 4.'17.10 4 , -Um a I • r•-•. 0111 u , .. c 14 ~‘ a• 14 . . 0 sa. I.OIIC. eth.•plitause reform sad retrenchment k the public ex penditure have been particularly recommended to us from the Throne sad because we are apprtheiaive that the re jection of t he present Bill may be lousiikted by the people of tllsc United Klegilme, as indicatiog a disposition is this Hotest apt to give citc7t to that wise end salutary vet-ties amedetion. (Signed). LAUDERDALE. PONSONDY, (Dosk.borurzb ) GREY. VASSAL lit OA-AND. A LRESIARLE. ST.SPYORD. ESSEX. CARRINGTON. JERSEY. RING. COWPER. PONKIN HY. IMO. Pc.: the Rest, second, and f‘...ertlk reasuus, SI'LNCF.R. CI. I FT() N, (Darnley.) On dui third reading of the 3latiny Bill, Man. h 19, it was moved to omit the clause re cruits to enlist without any huiitatinii ; and upon the amendment being reixted, the tollowing Pre test wit. entered : pt. Because the words proposed to be omitted, by esta blishing an option between hoisted and tdii.iited s:evicc, effect an alteration in a system, the sneers of o bleb has al ways appeared to us to depend en a scrupulous, and weintrnupted adherence to the principlca oo winch it was originally binned. The inducement hold out to enlist, by limiting the term of senice, is founded nu :no immediate bounty or reward, but on the hue c,f future see! distart ad vantages. A confidence in its stability is, doer •1441- lately necessary to 4. success, and soy alteration cost tend to shake that cotifi&rme, and to (seats. an *purl:heroism iu the minds of the people, that chances fmin tune to time will be introduced, that faith to individuals will nut he seniratinuily mailitaiued, and that the advaittarcs held cot to them will heroine precarious and uncertain, 113 wan es m inute. Nor are sorts suspicions likely to be allayed by the reflection, that the alteration in question was cbielly sup ported by venoms avowedly hostile to the p, pie limited "Trier, and that the arguments uigul io favour of it in de hate, weer more calculated to recommend a total sishvernims, than a nosiiliColion or improminiut, of the system as re cently ("unbind...J. gel. Because the particular aitt-eation, now adopted, tends fo riossituran the hunt beialmwrauun of tiw original measure, by remileriseg evoephcAted a system which it. Mtn peculiarly desirable should rJe. distinctly understood by that class of the community from winch use army is doe fly recniited. Became so meet unity, arising trim may failure of the insteni established in id. 26, has been, or can be, largos/ in jitalinc dim of the than;:e cow introduced. Oa the con trary, the maelcd r ef.-rime gircu to bunted aseire, he thme she, enlisted from the Militia wader the Act ‘4 last year, ea general success, sad, abOve all. the mune and pec t en svisc appeasement, which has hitherto .treaded the recruitiug for a hunted terns of years, have exceeded the hopes, sad condepaed the expeetatouns, of meet sanguine of its supporters. ath. Became the change is not recommended by any im aaidiate advantage, um adapied to any extraordaary exi- VOW)* of the time; but calculated del), is the view of its supporters themselves, to sat msau.,t dillicuities at mice speculative and remote. • nth. Because the admission of soldiers fur life tends to perpetuate the existence, and to eigparate the incunse. airtime, of that mixture in the co:editions of service, which, vista temparary and onawaidable, formed the uso.it plansiblu ahiectitisi to the original measure. For these reruns wi thought it Muardoni to adept a regu lation, tee imaaroded by t:o matte of cunveuteuce, and halite to many serious of iect isms ; we were yaw illiug, beefily and wantonly, to tat. elite with wits: nun apparently well: and wue anxious to record our disapprubatioo of au experiment, which must disturb, awl may, eventually, if nut iuteutiusally, obvert a system calculated to ireolluce a Ciallidalit, unoppressit e, awl Cheap supply o f recruits to the army. (Signed) VASSALL HOLLAND, ESE[, GR EX, C.tW DUI. JhASEY, Herusz OF comMONs. Mr. RAIN'S brought up the Report of the Committee on the /pat Election, whit It stated John Fuller to be duly elected, end the petition neither re mitosis or rmattues. The She§ iffo of London, Sir Richard Phillips, Knt. and Al derman Christopher Smith, presented the Petition of the Lend Mayne, Aldermen, and Commoners, in Common Cano ed assenshisd, of which the folkisitig is a Copy : TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMONS OF THE VNITED LINGDOII OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, IN PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED. The Humble Petition of the Lard 3layow, Aldermen, and 0.11111111114711 us the Lily of London, n C 011116410 Council assembled ; Sheueth, That ruse Petitiossas have, &riga a long course of public evade, prodoeuvo of so many eat/unities ' patiently oisbrulited to usexampled hartkaa, sod are still ready to stake both farther rocrifiees, as may be accessary fur &main taining the honour sad-independence of the realm. That Rinse hardens lease been cousider.bly augmented by purl abos. is the inadagemeut and espeoditure of the pull. he money, and by a profile:ea uf sinecure pleasand pensions, stitch hare not wily greatly added to the sutieringe of the people, but created a pernicious sad dauccruos itelheence, curl opting and u.edei mining the pare and free prlaciptes of , the British f'unstitution. That after the enormous abuses brought to light by the various tormoissious of Inspury, it is a matter uf drop ma cre* to your Petitioners, that the offenders thereby disco vered base sot heen brought to justsre, and those, oho so grossly misapplied the public usiniey, hire hitherto escaped lir la impnuity. _ Value Petit:antra (lid, therefore, rely upon Partisan:at, that *pertly and eflectual mea►ures road ►are Infra adopted to %rt.., W bJe is abuses, and detect and paoia► the utleade: a is futu.e. That your er t ti or e. r viewed *ith mach satiithetton the fouudatturi of a (ongruitier of iinapre ' and hailed the Who. duetion isito Itouoinable Hoeseisf• Bill to prevent the gr.:ming of t'iat t x 113 lit Mien, as the feel step to*nrils these sirliituiy rut' 'they b.held *Atli increased s.tiat.triou thc rakru by your eluaussrahie h, Ili dun; ; tio• lute ii.id pet seat tivbedvu of 'Nahum-at, to Cal r) th. - etta,t. . . . . )1..t grief miff rimppointmest thl3 observed elle • tool a,111 , t. talons of )oar Iluotturable Iluase titthap itt.y intonate.; tau thie . t bore to. net,. Ii 1V2114111 to a;tpet•- litrai, the t!tivat of this no entre has arisen ftont that It‘ne on, Iwo tioints..itog influence, tilth h such Onion, ttittot -cceso-to) Itrate, suit mlotth C.ls bill .as iutcutled to t. creel ta.a, it ilisre,rs to 'our Petitioners at all time, ci•scu -1,4 11.. t shouSl be obscatied In the 1!.. p.,oar lliamey, and that nu l'iscts ur l'es,ions 911..04 fur real public arillt ta,llo/11 ibat:., a , :Le p, t%..nt moment, when it ttortsc.:ii •• that • 111 , 111 t, '0 at Itie v. I) frail* a IN fate, - wad tic pi. ci , IC :as • il.ll 111111 na:csasuplvd sacrifices and cat, lions. 'l bra Is,, t, all. I' to sug‘est to )ustr llonourablc House tlar 11 - sin.a• c.5..1451.14 ea 111.1 . 1) to rcsia!t, should :a alit:pima fun Its ir 11 41 t aucli • r al a purt,l as 1.1 a n d illt l liot .11/1 to rairliCl 1,041 e. u ith do. pcopir ao ,i, Gcc s, • u relives, at:d lOritatletla. 'they Ilatrefure i .a s: . la.,•rasslalar Ilouse, I.ot to pi las tat .oar 1 .4114 t :1• 14 1.411 .40 :to rt:uan and km tlcial a Ms aallre lists !. : it..., 1410.1. 1 matte into tbo itCtipt. 1,14. 1...tt welt!, et the public (owe:, ;ye, -•,1 •'•I. 11 I :kW") d sgat.ast so, II 66111.3. 1.1 ..6 .ur au d.. l :ang ‘.ll Was 31..! 1 111 ro • :on as e•I Meth iS.e, 35 (lc Ur>t 1101.1., •ta ....cal ui Ilar I.o.piat, and Laid's); 1...1W1.• ut ttc /It °plc, at .4 it POI, 141 OW I.. , oft'ly aad ItetAirof) 144 . 111. 430 pa, I •, Willi C., •I ; Y 1 .14. Pr 1 All ~krc I toile on the 1 ni.le LW./ 1b . .U1) , 11 %%CIF a • asi S. CO:“1 LAW ,5.1611 IA .0c ( usup.litte 1.., 1 •1•NIZ o4P , R In es, ut, a .etiwert% u* the tn 10., ah. 4 t,alec irELl.l5:—.l gal •tlt m C&W 10 Lv uu IL, .1.4 of Li istu.Ltra brims forward a Wife'. amenrlioc certain Acta of Parliament relatiwg to the imenatiuto foefailare amnia:awes is taw of controverted hilectious. Mr. STUMM BOuRYc brought up • Dill fur preveatiag the eso.rt,ttuu of Wool from this country into Irelasul, with out bonds passed for itisuriug its due lauding tbere.—Read • first time. Mr. Env lint moved the order ofthe day for the *woad reseoug of the Iteveiston gilt ran read and tow motif, Tnes4l. I.ext Lnrd LV r . prevated n Petition Goo certain Land. Itoldee. iu I.au?n.Lire.—Ord:nad to tie-outLe 1 Ark. Mr. MIDI) IPII moved for the particulars of all accounts of s mum cad by luau, frog the Civil Lut, wbirh bare not beau replaced by p tytnevtit out of the cooeulidated fuodr, since the err 1;94, tuclusive.--OrderLd to be pita- Mr. ‘1" it tTrr.i.. I) row to -ape's', sorprive no reform had Levu inso::!t.. the llon,e relative to the Danish vessels cohileura as prix,., thuu%), a motion to that effect had !lapsed the Hon..: some ttiole move. Ile raid he had applied in vain to tit,: z's .I.leueate and others, and had beets re. fore(' coastal:oy to snino 4.111. else, wail Le had been com pel!, .1 to apoly elaia to the House. r. I,Posi said, three return did rot lie within his pewit:cc. Perhaps the late pressure a totiailies. io lb- liae, &pail -neat had prevented ttwiu being furnish' l Mr. FO,TI n !W.:11.411i up a bill fur regulating errtain 11( tiers ru the (euutu. of Ireland, aholi,hi:ig eel tain of regolstiag the Mal. u Attention..., and limitia4 ti‘e Nuiiiln.r of Ituli.la).l to he Lept in the CostotnAluos,.. a fiat time; or:lered to be rt--td a stupid time um I litirsdo) meld. On the suz•trs.tioo of Mr. Tivnary and Mr. FII!TI a s it was ordered, th:.t the I:OUPV sidothl go intu COMICIIMI2 uu the Irish Lutos hull 0.1 31•01111.1, rhea the &II would he peautA Mr. TIERNry complained the return% he had named fur of the quautd) 5t....s talen at Copt altars, had tort be , to • yet civ ha the Vottee Mr. 11'et.t.i - st.r.v I'oLE said, the peculiar hurry ni bnsi aau io the Navy Board had hitherto preveuttd that retain from bring made. Mr Wile RYON brought op estimates of the empenszo of the English and Irish systeuis.—Laid no the Table. Tile Irish Last India Tras:e Hill was read a third time, and passed. . . . . . . _ Wil I Tall I: AII wishrd to knew, whetter the fleeretary for Tor, iga Affair. was disposed to grata the piper, be had applied foe, respecting the uallattral Article ! TLe CNA wry LLost ufallbc Ext 11EQ Ural said, Le knew of no ressouable ground for sat h au applicatoa; if the Houma. atilt Member could ire any guru! reason $a it, perhaps his Right ilunimrabie (fiend, a Lo was nut rhea Freseut, would grant it :.. . . . _ . Mr. W A D thine postponed Isis intruded grotto's to tVednesday next. Ili. WHARTON brought up the Report ut Me Committee on the Irish Warr housiug Rid, which was rercirzd, &oil the VI ordered to be read a third time on Moodily next. The basket-pews' Hill .as also committed, sod the Report rode:Lit to be received um 3tunday ne,t. The CliaNcta.t.ust of tree Excusourit 11110114 the Order of the Day for the House tenor; into Committee of 11i'isys and '.leans, fur granting the Supply to Ms Majesty for the present year. In the (1 'flee, he observed, he had thought it his duty to propose certain aiuentlinents relaftse to the more. complete ciiforceusent of die GAM! Lees. Tiszse bad formerly hems ei.!'orcesl by means of •duties raised on licenses gritatcil on St-utiles. ik thought the duties would he more accurately and syste.natically collected liv aridity; them to the•. uta sews.' n' Tercels This hecoisceiired tieesess:rr , *lie wore distant inhabitants of a comity temble often to procure iluincdiately the neccsaaiy ficcuses, Which could only be proeureit at Ow Co, ray town ; hence many who might have tiihert out licenses, had they been easily procures:, ilid not ta'...• ti.em out, as they at present were collected ; several were tempted to sport, without lii ties, trout a coavictiottAbat wine were interested iii them to take out a liceute, except the Officcr ap pointed by Government for their distribution, who generally resided in the county town. lie con ceived it necessary also to introduce into this taut of the Bill a clause also for defining the extent of the term " pane," end comprising within it boa' wood cocks nod snipes, which had hitherto iii several in stances been successfully contended tint to be game, nail COUtellUVllti) the law relating to licenses had, in 'well immix. s, been rendered ungatory. lie also wished to propose a clause in the present Bill fur the additional mcrease on the arcregate of the smaller assessed taxes (not including the land and property tases),.raising die fraction to the next in. teger above it in the superior rank, and depress ing the fraction to the neat integer below it is the inkrior rank. By these means the aggregate would become considerably increased, without addiiirto the public burdens. These clauses would. per haps, meet with some discussion, when the report of the Bill should be brought up, at which time he should be better prepared to answer any objections that might arise is the minds of any of the Mem bers. Mr. NICUOLsON CALVERT thought the proposed amendment to the Came Laws wa x judicious ; since poachers hitherto bad been su ffered to go un punished, because no mao found an interest in their detection. Hr thought it scold also be ne cessary those who had paid for a license should liaise a portable testimonial of th e ir authority to kill game given them, to. prevent further intou venieuee, if their authority were druihted. The CIIAIIM,Lon of the Exeub.ousa such • certificate wow() un d ou b te dl y be gitirn tlwni, in r.:6•l•epience of their u'etaiiii.ig a receipt front the u-•...,,:A. :dr. Sri.' Nt;:a STANHOPE teas •Orty to filad that its the ata! %sere none to prevent t!it• weittita surcharges of ti:ot.t• appointed nt I,:sy taNett. Some stun ,, tkee 1. e aleot,ltite!y nett:eery to pres tilt: evil.. so Kew fe'it, and loodly row ith ctie tt of lie tliou.. t ht that. %het - ever the pain , . az4rteet(l Nhotalti olita ., !t x verlles ta,;sitost the i•y do , they altouid nha tte • norosiert ,t. hy the of to cort• 11214 . 10. t Ill' ;:-,4 Tele CI! uvt ;'1.1..1 of t h e Ftruscirsr ' , nil. it would he verc d•tlicislt to sod, those ..%.,rtions alone the tax rrt;sed, ..lidati;:erni4 the plover sad Irointate enforeeitp.sit of the ti ea by usises,.on.;it. Wnetv•ter the tiOejuet shonl4l be broil ght belwr the I Imi•e, he klimtlit U. very hu..lay to as,ist t!..• oli ; e:i of rovus;•:-, so fur as it dial but tend int-chm: oiiii the r:.f.rceiiire.t of the Stutitte t.s so:i tile ay,. s-ary of ti n . 5i4 .1,1 %tr. T. T. JJSi.• out it : siisu it 114 to x: ! 'sulde Lon!, We. of •.'i• se let the :or t.sut i 4 the wily C,11,.. u' Ylr he r h ; perhaps tln• ri in... t::01 •: , •••;1- , •. it ‘‘;ti to t . .e ,tate ..f tli•• 3111.1 t: . tier In 1..II;L';• the f•• P.: 1 1. •eu rc r— ‘• t4xtvi %tete reodereti tuo thilea 14a4.44: , i ,• 1111, I illcr 04' , 7- the manner iu which they were lev;ed, charges were moraine., alai these em u surcharge had :to his knowleil v fire u alwoet every instance within his let By these and like oilcans the eaubtit thoiities lied been erought into and disgrace reflected ea ill,: Mr.litnnu LPN ohseryei, that as lie w. unacquaintej with the extent to which t tern intended to imply to Pa:Fiume:it lin he should not 'mike any remark nu the proposed to be anode Liv the C bane. i 4 Exchequer to the Assessed 'Faxes. lie li ever, heard him 011 cations occasions aversion and hostility to frond and corn Under this conviction, ho had hope.! to Ri4ht Hon. Gentleman iningitek fJ: e a list of former defaulteno, with 'n toai t . the prohalile amount of the forf;it or. - such pc , sous ; Hutt hence lit !, the country as ti. curs of the iiry,cut log as the state of the 1.-. would afterwards posi:up. t e additional burdens on the WWI... lir. fiksalcsus said, h e wu. , 111 ,1. e stAii.l the obicet tile lion. I .lleinber hurl "defaulter" VV4i at best but a I ery ge, ern! wail it was explained to what the t nn be was totally at a loss to 111.314:r. If could besat'sfrictoril7..rkliaeilond the p. rs out to wham he Wiwi. d, he sti.e :! er Ito !dudish,. e o r quis.4l !Kilt 4.f Cio , to procure their a..d Mr. BiDnV,LP a said, he untild s l ier opportunity of both accuratt ly d+ fii.ins ..defattiter," and pointing oil. the pe:Sonlik:. tie should a4so follow this iir.portalit st,hir farther, au I wake the 'natter the dutiji.ct specific motions. The report was the,) browziat up, au! to be recrived .7.lmday. 711 r. BARI:LI: procured . leave to briii L T for stueodiap: the At( of the 4lst .tff Majesty, and permitting Attorneys ill 01 and. towns of Brost Britain (Loadon virons aithiu thice miles excluded) to p Notar:fa. On the motion or Mr. lit sstsAoK, t went into ai COllltaittel• on the supi,h• to to His Majraty. COTEIIIII.tre the sows wore voted to he supplied fzoto tli (pier, whidli I,xd already been dischorgtl Moje.ty's Li►t To Ow .4-r e, for ca pease, iacture3 , to eli.• Ruey.AlllNr y - To tler Thaios 011ie r, for impmre tomb mole i.e Via . rito.e.g ur Vesse:s its the port abJ river a 1..054( u .. - To 11 so. 11., at, t. nralce .00J ecitsi su:ng . • immta hum 'Le R.:, :nem - T. Iria. ft ,in ear e t..yell J) til Itighnest, the 1 1 1.:er.• ‘l,Je v- T., the givve u 1 sett-dab • •I Hu exy;.rWd to the Cuhmed - in the St eel 1.'.3, To John C1e0.4 uts, fo. d.. rent of at boa. bicia Iv: 1.2 J 1 , 4:c0 euospeded to :Ake t,4 the nee ttrraugetsenti ut U.. Holmes of Path:l . :neat T. Dr Thomas Brooke ClarLe, fur his as sirtaire In prueortag the re,idcate of the Eats Yislar4 Clergy - - - To r.t.nost Brody, fJr so lita:Lx to the loo ceediutts of the M 0..% of Lot es To Wrn Watson, al Se;knot at Areas To th.. Right Ilun Lord Wahliegliant, fur ha. iell'lt:C9 a, ( I,llruoth us Coonn.ttee i• th, House of Lords To "f. Stauatuu, fr , r removing certain ratio - hie Statues rr..nr . NVet niu.strr At Ti, Ur. B: (lurk*, repens. s incurred by his - Tir T. C..urtun, otetiwiery rent out to New South 1i ales . '' - - For utshinf certain swats of mune) stilt to t to that t tautly - - Ts Thourss Nettiebro..4, for esskisag oat . ■ avrrage of the pr.c.s of browu arid M..... is corodu sear - - To iVillosos Cliartery, fur publishing he Ist. to plea. of Fiussee - - To the Wolk)." of the late 31utigo Po let, liatogy employed in 11 i'l Majesty's Perste, To Mr A•tdersoo, the father of Thus. i a dman, w Lo secomprosit .1 Mr. Parke is lie Jts.,..verits - - - - To Wake root! the arrears of Sir S. Hood's sante.), “.• C01111:118610111T TriniEsd, on retiring front that ad•r.tion on • pensioa. To Colonel William Faller, also late First c,otumissioner of that isla;ml - - Colnucl Itutherford, MB Surveyor of the same island . - - - To Henry Guouell, to columnist, the Of ficers of the !louse of Commons for their Ml , I !CS - • - - - To Edward Tracy, Esti fa: his serricts as atteudiii7, Counsel to ti.. :1,111,.. of Lords Tor Jaime Ken:, to tlisehary tj. txpenses of e,tahhalling horse petrol. sin this city - To mutant., ve Isaac Duhois, as an Amami- rail lOVAIPt To Mr. liirJ, I,rr m•themmatical instrumenta Debt t•, th. cuivay Scuth Wales - The ilwitNe rcau:nttl, and the Repot to on Monday next, when inittcc obtained tome to oitlyr.;:s IN (.01 Nell.. ,The (louse torn . a C 0111111; apt tii.t the Orders in Cow, lls. a.Couo,c,•l f,•r the /V% 1 very vb.) ! mitt cud lie.. it, itt . i sbre.! !inure let. i ;tls, in suntan ~:.• i•videni e ti.at had 1.. en a hiLleed at .‘l . l.cr ).ea! a,••I . 111 i ;1.01 II•id 1111 . 146 t.K,td ulat•e tipa the subject of TI.. CHI] CELT nit Of the T\tuEQUEt lot the tIo• 1 10tt...e wa .:.rt to 01 . the th la t:01 „i•rJo t ~the eV.de..ce w, coNtrit) rtis .1 t , 71 4 .4ati'iu of COI I I *ld i 5.11.111. in N'll;*!1 the ! V!..TRPNI N?r. TB 7 .1 r. SrL.N:...vs. Dr. ?..%.. a Pali E. v: it ~::CN( Yub ," .v. Ti i's .!q"... 4 Mi . 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