The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

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Moab* dim seed e • seise of sec\ Mad et sh. podia alsiddlli ftbaysl imel be=lig forma liollrositliol too ilitstiolook Mr. LUININIORION illiserfi - aw! weer !”11/111 1 11! lire pipets. he wee freadyear Awed m.p.h.; t T . • worreemess to .repel... 7N thesphr it i _ better if the Hoe Mad* gave weilaref hie • . aootbot day._ _ _ • .1 --':.). _-.: , id Mr. IMMIX AN& he didoiourot tree , del* dm sad matradiedes •fts the Odle seemots. • media amid egg as theme& of harlot • terodar el ask mimeses& i •-v-•ore Mr. thought isiootrary to Ad dee of tie hmds....o More a me a wat**lo 4lll modes ateliell._ ft. bad bee. • - "la Mr. Mal MO thought tip pers easlelp Ito p00101..t , ;" • ' . ..- • 4 Mr. 14 liailt 1110 olielltis Masher ' ' . ' various hie ell N astute die hi , it tit adisidual it si NC Co s 67; cool/ mg saw eft. *heat regime ibillim. •• Mr. mAseau iatieeftlif. VMS he left a* objedloa to this provided tint the rotates it the see. seats shaped ow *plea the diftbresee haw*. time. • After a few obeerestioue fee Mr. Loseterrou, Mr. C. WT.., Mr. Hess, sad Mr. litssiumr, the maim was withdraw.. Mr. CARIONU 'Toth* from meal" Mee. -cheats of LI ridatlog to the iswi fie ftillMlst the hapertado. • snips C.ora, which be seeeddleald be Were./ to doe Agrealteral Coasesittes. ' •-• " t • 1 Mr. HUMS bad expected that the Hight flewaffehlo Gitatinam would have lade some obssevatime opie the mourse of Me t: I:ba s :fetes as each to she prayer 'fps Th. Romerablo Kiddies w 1. ade soiM , fri the 11,011s , dtlimeed by Mr. b I ood P rAZROR• " ' ll. express ilitedeks be die illemsrabletiestielse for harlot expensed the tee Mob 41 die Make so each sore ably dies ham thee Hat as the !odds.** diesseimo ill eg ebbe rimy modes seasaM, ead es he koono be their desire that the • Peltier @heed be refereflb 'Se Agriesiftsvel Oweadese. he liad touteeed hies& with eltigly'6o4llli b thit Ake Wire Fes *MA sew esemploilhat Coessitase should • matter dissessisii fee thit 4 heaes. he begged newt the Nos. Membetaist bas' limolf Iteithei bf yowls* 11l Ai l k i i4 'Mt hie oWillttaiollN Oor to the emeendry M. *tr it e (awn beit4 '. ' -'• ' • • . • '• • ibid . xi... ;Ire J PJ Mr. emoociogia : Ifillikai iloodeume "puell. • satilmis ti komf dee it Resounflia "had loa m sher . esies as se tie le. duty ea Malt. sad wheelie/it -- kir alisiteloe was to ht midi teMise who had run Mait slut: 07 11 17 i :Wti of ff. - • ' asslitga4llll, Konen, sod combeled Iftimeting that the 'reticles be brought sp. • Mr. NEWMAN ban taitimosy to the respecesli. lily of the petition's, and the troth of the &Boge tions is the petitios as to the 'Omer' of agricultural distress. The petition was laid St Ilis table; and ordered to be printed. . . NAVY stn PIA I,TO, Mr. ELLICE rose and said la held is his band a pe tition from an individual real:Bog at Bronspton. The widow complained that he bad net solidest time to declare, as be was obliged to cossalt four trustees, who were sot in the country at preheat, and prayed that such alteration be made Is the MIS' would give him time. The Honourable Gentleman moved that 4o petition be brought nit. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUINI made some observations is so low o vase that be was shahs* inaudible. As well da we mil collect, be aid, it was advisable that the Bill albooklyass withost delay, sails its present feral, leaving to the Host, to op* a sub segment remedy to soy tetsetalar saes that may amt. Mr. TIERNEY sa d wished to learn os what day the Report wsi to be brought sp. He protested molest any comparison between that sad Mr. Pelliam's Bill. After some conversation across the table betimes the CIANCILLOR of the ISCIIQUiIt and alr Titinftsx, which was Oat indistiactly be a rd i n th e gallery, **so-, derstood it was agreed that the Report b e brought op on Thursday. - Mr. GEENFELL wished to know if say agroomesi bed been made with the Bask as to rose oo for its services Is the proposed measure. In the ' ntedo brat, Bank daring the war, the Cashier, received a 1.041110110i00‘ of roOOL OS every million. It .woald appear that a sem of 440,00. bad been paid to the Cashier for these labours. The Room imght sew to ,consider that the sus to be dealt w!* was 1155.000,0001. and that; however low the per 'tentage might be, it 'mid become very considerable os so large a snot. (Jake. some alterations were made ip the Hilt on those points, he (Mr. (boatel!) should think it hie duty to gave it his most decided opposition. Oe the m.,tion that the petition be road, The CHANCELLOR of lb. EXCHEQUER wisher} to soda, that as it was through the agency of the Bank of England the keine,' was to he transacted with the bolder. of the Stock, there was a blank for a clause in, the Bill to provide for a rentaserition to that Corpora tion for the troable which would oezesslrily devolve on thass. It was not, however, yet possible tk s ktror ra•at trouble they would be at, end for !het tomes be lb"ith4 proper to leave the question of reiasOiliral*, oils for the consideration of Portia t. . Mr. ORENVELL thought that the siiiilays 'already derived to the Bank of Ea ile , d ft.. till DIOMOOtnt Of the public oriel would ire a feu ap . fair Yammer. ale, for sccidntal quads t h ey might hate SO iho bracer.,. ' RA% MO had Alkoecount pat tato hit bawl; nun a o f f • eel little serv ice ofthlt kind. 1 rwcplist . of tbek *went of the p .blic upon_ fe retie Hovernisstat s .tbe Beak was paid aan? I:ll4.wse -doe *War they s teaved 1 '. Mikt,ti?le t,_ l?.l!'ll.e?•l4°•'.*:° .tar Manor, &TOM* M iteraliriledssibes use itsqaMksisey LT &lord Court of. Is i intanit o =ao wards heallilisi of illaigila Otis Omer ki, r. IFilk bik 01 .*lO4 , 441, 1 1 Or tem ay..* kik V itrof. . • 0001167 .. -= 110$ Ilf , Of ' 1 • ' • : .. W lir Alti rial , at i gliklolsllll Mask s ett 1/11 fit at • ' - ' a il: i r ee s e Zdilmas, • Ifns. t -rake 4 Ai Trilt i* *l-11117 •11. K. Is *s Illisol ; .a 564111411.4. veil. al Sri. ti.: Lkt this ii.. : b 1‘ ...,?: Odvbes grodisel bied,2l, Mb some MIRK . 1; Tiss.jiesaasiga Laisraea. • Moe. h. In boards. 2. itistaasstrecirastaat.., Moo. Bs. la boards. ° m issile mill In rabliebedi Issaillifelly related is pet • tessaviso prise Ms. di 8..11. AiSSAIMIS IN THE LIFE OF MR. IMAM MAW u Le M:et sh :lllo at Croat Me iad last libleditl.,, 1bia154 2 47 0 Ardis, aad W. Blank seek ; • . . 1110 Ibe NOSILIT T. ORNTRY, acrd INVICIIRS AL tee& aessionasd to Treeilßsg.-11. PRATT, No. N. Nyellas‘ettast,_ _ MAR Isildas ta elp . Nobility mad Ges tp~yohat be is tit MENTOS, PATNNTRII, and emir Clia : lisoodss K . SOLID LRATIIRIt WAROMINI v A7 slibestiospe!. w ok bate iiitita sal rep IMlNk i tipert asig olll sot oody la Eagisad, Cos ' • ; tote aeperlep advaa- A or toss and Ode. of Drese&serarate, and rattail . sad ease old sod by baler made lige . dahlia to di Mons. S. P. oft tALII sad CARR' ACI I destairtise, tibia be bested Ni pie*. dimOt o. Ilmthetfeetessis teats, farlberaionive Mai CelisSeldgoismiCa.,Cleadieteekors.eLl. liblßMlNUMedismosbeviabobalsd is die S.end iatM/as• Ilea Mows 4 1 =11 1111 %1=e intaneattathbo Is do -15.1.4art.it: , :41 - m i r,:r e pZitz e . d . ...„„...4. ad . , - . itelseasseet, Geatlesten TN& telll @Stela gavberotsowly ;111. 7 1uM sot baba ebNi senora a asellieliasea Made Mosatig by a asoallat standee to all Moir oodesso— S. P. Is Pawnee of die wadi esteetood SRIAMISTAINIRM• RlAlTAMOANsilpsomespieu toms richly feealabsi r Os II 1 71:11:11 SIR 4 :11•11M tifignir, • . . • COATI, Asa, set alb, E q=lot iimirefrows air Wry b 41 ilk 1 1.140.1111, Vl !' if• ' gu?‘ w.d . I lat i VitileflOW_ . _ ' J awes —_ •-• the _lsa 46 : l =XClDnillcaNDlWllitiftirag IMMLOIMISI opisioe was . Mr. C. . laid (het it woe** 'daft of the •Iliagistralesof misty to apply a elenedy ; that the 'Crews wee veiled with a power to trowatt hoes see :a rkz geld to ; sad if it hod the powers( transmitting in osier SW pettishness, it wail also hue the power of re aggravate Mt. that tho gents,* way be sew' tamer breemnatet of both parties. •., •• • • Mr. ilikAT said that a sides shield ba hem gigue etamedom to establish the fasts [a the Pitt. &Si befermAlirCemenres were adopted. •fr • Dr. LUW.MNI mid that it appeared, front the Meitsrtof Ihelikramdaismisra that is the spare of nine essethe. mime Masse eiders wore aide as to the visiting of strewn. itbe Magistrates mmfortswitely• resorted r 0 remedy which iffirriVited the sitwadon of the it'd'. oitimmi t ~..t ri . two of the Jodgese who made MIS tibia thew itp. hid laik deem es disersties ottlhdr own t was am error the Magistrates bad Aim Isms. hems, it was gem ieteaded • that the dodges shoal& Wawa rale* is sub 0.111.1; Is was oily in eases where Adios sight escape Wu they bad MO War. bat it swear istoodsd to wiedvweanoun, wish So polidoei slaws. The Magistrates were Wiel i seed Awn Wing ea their owe reopoosibility, mod dowtywesetber set of rules which wield great me" gesomb. Me thought it would be of greet ,Mility Matt imspolor were aminsed in all gaols, to eel& the oesobbst et the gaeW, sad wag trammed*, • .oth ille gmei• sad whim soy ! iseeerred. Weald ealmhelmeliots oft to she • The Om dead It tomold shortly be doleful pew dp g. vat afolikisP , iweyleg that Mr. linut's emilbeissie Me. A 4 a s we nodeesteedl. support edit* Mmingh he weewolliiildide Mr. Molt, owahllet to soar swore priweerirMmet the Icased lob. . . z -• 04 Ey. J - es dor iiir4nami , aline illiltp=t it Xitilc , . A/;.).1 ',/t.i • to. ::1: Dr. IAIII.II ' • dew, sigma by wisidgation __ _ _ eye* do Nvipira ,90 .4t.,1 • • ==== 6 . ll,lllll=l= WE =IND, Pa. IS, ISSI. Ir"COI: /I I' e as de heed" girt Netke. Om they .11141.0ste trif Rom say Qom- pity Olio GOLD COM Olio &taw to oily of this Orloot. pal Ti..' of Eagiond ood .r i e r free of es .lot Sow ad lewd Has THREE BAWD :UM op or teks idol node to tie Cas do,. prior to _gm NO mirk sad tio anomitionkylusky "ilk** tho 110! of Wald. 111. &enter* MOPS Lift ANIURANSIV IPS NIL • Field. of sraifirr did ea the Seeifold !" 111 ft Midi It km eiserntitthe which weal : 3' _ : Mr. Ihe Restrilml Divine was far ... a. , theirise• at his Divine Master, whose as hMow—whit said, " 1 woe • Naha wie." The contrary emits. Si he ikg whisk he was guided. He " et illt_ ,-.4,- . Maellood* of the Mousiest towards 1.0,6..... . W . ' ' ' .IMmt Is sheave that he thought it g :cm to silerisse the punishment of Mit lip. semi . Gentlemes, bath 0. 460 i the ether. that Mr. Hest less eat to • Mawr, Set as it was sow . . sia __ that it was sot ba. = : " sr tilltMesse ought to Mee so thee is t it *add replied, while the we. tides tag the isdividsal was salferisg. odd that, se the Nos. Oestleman Mind*, 4444 th e merely wished to sinews that, st the i......t... . .. . .. . , dot Haat sow b.• limn z to r; 1111 Li 11 4 ete hums. firS.Tto It. Hic; wahiesks. airie t Rs, dales ere fir gitrossts made. complete Se owe, warrented, la geld d fa iden. cloth. workman. uled mehetlele. *gaol levity boas! at the wontod taws.sieftibil•th, eaptiles. and ethers, who are d es Wit disking meta quantity of clothes. a eettsladable 10- diedos Is piles win be tondo. A large mad fasbiinalEit ti swum( at esoklamee's sad illore ttleths•esasleallY it J. ALB ltas tiorilhouor. 117. Fish-sired f. sews doors by. tbe illoeseglid.mTer reislY foamy Steil; TOE 017111111 All REWARD. TO MMUS. STIOUAVIC SS, See.— It his Bien dleidevelibet erode Perseus it lF :o b i s ci twilit of Millis *rebels. 4=14. lances of Gems Axed to Val lOW Bic ;I n t 01;INI BLACKINIS _ retard by DAY • A - RT 'knotty mills* wayrktetpled *eters to lipase on tar astowers a bad and fojerlottsyg*Ae. We hereby eta* tewsrd of Ten Oldness to ail Moon who shall give a& idonsatioa U di WY illo,46lofodoe of say one guilty or they Illegal imillete t " • • ' ' 'DAY AND MARTEN, ell.lllll. 17. High Mothers. I.IIPRRML PARLIdIitENr. ROUSE OF LORDS.—llotenity, Maims, 4, Ur. Coosa presented a Report from the Commiisijsr Laid en appointed for sail% the now Shoreham% ilarboareCe oaths table. Br. haus appealed at the bar with en emus' Sit tit Receipts sod Dieberserotets of the Bad India Desk Coseyosy.—Laid en the table. Mr. BOSUN brought op from the Commons be MO Population Bill, an d t h e I r i s h S e i zure of Anna Bill, Iliad were read a first time. Tistiz Lordships thee adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. NILCILLAIII lOUS. and OSSULSTON psetentad a Petitioa from metals dimillersof Berwick open Tweed, raying the hoes, to' remove the restricting dudes by winch Scotch Whiskey W as Prohibited beiag sold is Eagiamd.—Laid em die tabl, tineval OASCOTNE, moved for Returns of the year. moist of the Duties on Leather for the last ten years Parise, to the laying on of the increased duties ; and alillece that period as far as they could be made up ; 81 89 he the somber of Lit:eases granted to Carriers with' a certain period.— Ordered. AURICULTUR•L DISTRISC. Wesel LYDON presented Petition from the meaty Of Whitener, complaining of Agric.iltursl Distress, aid f"Yisr for Pvilismentrry Reform. MI. CURWEN moved for Returns of the Amonat of I mPuitatiors of Cheese and Butter during the last year. --Lhaered. iiis•rapoeirbou. of the kniiirvideliii wpM eeissenefee georterly from Jody, • to as erser to quedeee front Mr. Essen(ef 11‘1114 Mr. ladies, sad soother Hen. Member. which srodedi metsliallostly ouch from the eonvenatiosal maim/ kt whisk Hwy were put, we sederstood the Bight t shout able 4emmt to my. that whatever Mee febilkis bead had Wee *objected to the dodos =ay' ware imposed Is 18111. would aow have the hematite* drawback Ise anewer toe lose don from Mr. S. WeiTUIT. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHRQURM 'M e dm •gt 'est pert's( the slaty which had been cisrded elms the pined et width he now proposed that it sbsu ewe. bad set yet bees paid; that which had bees Oil meeM be repaid by immolations. soder the reguladeo he led MOW« WONINOUSB . ads a remark, which was is. mellifitlia 10116 4h.; 111111111 41 coutplaised, that the Right Hos. SIM mile dews to tbe house with 111-asivieed and seamihnii plass, which he afterwar4l■ abandoned to tb. lees stoeuleia chimes of the commenity. In the present eiterdiene who had sold barley mimes the ameonneemeet Ills Int ph., had mdfered much from the deletion'. OS at i. Ala ion= geve 'sties of a modes relative to OM advantage of replay/ the Malt Tax eohe l ea dtlVfor Friday ersL Lewd A. HAMILTON ps stl Me imolai which Mood ise the Nth of this to the 28th. ma. aril!: Alderman WOOD, in pry a petition from Mr. Mat, eetipialslng of his treatises% in Hamster Owl, wished to call the attention Otis house to some of the fresh cruelties which had beets exercised towards him, sine the subject was last before the house. He had r► revived a letter from that indi v ida a l w hi c h state d t h at 'VD Thursday last. Dr. (Amen, ems of the visiting Ma l glatellos, weeded by Mr. Newman, came to see him, dowered I. his moss a small door leading isle • rla te Ntard. described by the Commissioners, which .4 the air la tire room. This door bad been lift Mr. Hardy since the dismissal of Bridle. The had new ordered the door to be Ghat. hi of*. mentlard state of the apartment, he woe swirly blind *tome rye. His surgeon awl thrme.. of the Gaol had &mod it necessary to, per form the Oafs! operettas of removing a boomer from the lasideethis right eyelid. His son, and his ward, Miss Jane Dray, almost in a state of desperation at the state to which be was reduced, presented themselves at the Gael, heggiog perosissiou to be present while the operatics was performed. Mr. Hardy told them, that be dated met admit them if the prisoner were dyiag. The eargeose ordered hot fementations to hi s eye daring the eight, and it was aoceesary dtat a norm should remain with him. No woman was allowed to perform that Aloe hat a °soviet t and wises the surgeon proposed that his sem should ream,* with him, it was denied. He ores ems ✓iskiestly left aloes at at o'clock the door was locked, NMI hi remised is that elate till Ite the ant ooralag, a soul with his.ipulug early blind ad sofferieg M remit letelmoble polo. The Worthy Alderman *light the house would not enter such creeldes soho Watiimed without interpeelag to Joey their pro/res. Re Wished the Right Hos. Seeretiiy 'Mate bad bps to plaCe. hu did bops that the einosinieg are this Imilvidiareimptfabatmeet walla sot be eel= MSS Me duty to data, chit he had; bees listened of Mari/'s bating vest dew*ortM4 os!I saiArdar , ilad -.to the hard - ships of wires lied betinikeee &NA= At t - CItIIItMAL CODE. Istii • - e 4 0 - ---• 3h. DICKENSON presented a Petition front be In- see sloe Lsbitants of Frame Seismal, praying for • revision of sogisoledi t hetritainsi Cate.—Ordered to be printed, sod be A St. Hump, moved for a Return of the musk, alto. mithimiti 'Nils *Whited in th e A rmy , i n t h e years ISIS, NIL 1111% Si Mg 111 9, 1620. noel 1621.—Ordered. I l I le HUME gave not i ce o f • motion for Tilliiiii Li e 1 = t h,th of M arv a, re l at i ve to the expense of ro• mlshod-il sisg the 101448 Ides. his g rie6. POOLIC ACC° Of is int Ile KA RERIA having obser differ esee be- It fiber Nees the public accounts deli to the bottle loft dm 7P4t. and those is the 1/10, eby the Noble Moog, 1 11 ig oppugn... a fgw ed to to stove Ur 11114144; ' telartis u: ...counts to reline befeerbe tretburee 1P - • t i -...k . is it ..,. : ¶ ' - ~. . A - i • A. liiii ...............,____:______Ar 4 Wok sad pilated: Blt R. WIL9DS promoted smother polities frost lieslons is leseaahlre, which, he said, was aimlessly signed hy the ',habitues of that tows, paying that Henry Haat may be Messed from maiseasest shop. time. The Mitten referred to tessimetioss which to should ever sopsider as a diagram es the empty, bat it was sot sow necessary to ester 'lecher es &am Tbepotities was brought up eint kid on the table. take 'Maas. far JOHN - NEWPORT prayed the attention of the Moos while be related the nature of a petition which be held is his band ; it was on a subject which be con sidered to foes a princioal ingredient in the scenes which were sow passing in Ireland. The petition was frees the Corporation of the town which he had the Wow' he represent. The petitioners were the pus. seems of impropriate tithes to a considerable extent ; in the p etition they stated that many evils arise from the present tithe'system, and called upon the House to make any modificative in it which might remove those evils. Seth was the purport of the petition; bat to give the Hems some idea of the system, he would mention as a WI, which he had on the most respectable authority, slit as left so doubt of its truth. It would convince *knees, that the clergy were not those whe received eliebsatipart of the tithes, bet the proctors, or middle A dignitary of the chards who resided in the ty Tipperary, employed a proctor to collect his The proctor went to a fanner, from whom be ad M% as due for tithes; the fanner said it was emr-charge, and lie would not pay it; the proctor re god that if be would net, he would cite him - before the Illicksiastical Court. The farmer, intimidated by the three* of citation, offered him 291. which was all the mosey he bad. The proctor refused it, and the fanner snot to borro,v the other 14 On his retera be met the iAgaitary, to whom be gave the 301. Ha asked why be *eve him so large a lain, as his tithes amounted only to 11/. Seth a system, be said, ought to be probed to the bottom. Under these circumstances, he hoped the Haase would take the tithe system into sossideration, and concluded by movie' that the midis, be brought up Mr. GOULBURN said he would merely observe that the question was a l rea dy u nd er th e consideration of the Irish Government. Mr. ELLICE urged expedition, and Mr. OOULBURN replied. Mr. I,ANOSTON (as we understood) said that the attendee of Doveratoent on the tithe system ought sot to be confined to Ireland, it should also be attended to in England. Mr. HUME said bewail also anxious so leers from the Noble Marquees if the tithe system in Ragland ele eapied the attention of 0 meat; he amid seams him it was one of considerable importasse. -•.0 Thepetition was then laid on the table. . ~ V D Sir J. NEWPORT said, as he was aware the prildis was seder the eonsideratioa of Government, he wadi de no more than present the petition. • Mr. OOULIIII RN explained. Lord EBRINUTON wished to learn if there was any measure in coatensplation with regard to the tithe sys tem for England. The. Marquess of LONDONDERRY solid •he was net aware that any eseasere was is contemplation ; bet W information wee required, it was anal to gin nodes of it. Lord EBRINOTON rose to present a petition fres the Sontli•Ellatnl, Devon. signed ht two hundred ri egietable inhabitants. It set oat with represeating the geisat delta of agricultural distress that existed, and iLiviyed a repeal of the salt, malt, leather, and soap cave*. The Noble Loa alspesled to the lion. Member far Ste. tertMr. Newman), as is the respectability of the p . ti. 1 I. &linen/111' 14,1511141i..1 - - • Ines.j=ee liMilidebinl iraimeat. - They bad last 'year 4 ha lapel of the pdblk mow la their heads of near fear minions, it was as les than 3,900.0001. cor that z . , they had , by their discounts, as much pa dr y private Mak. If th e Exchequer Bills to Ott t of 1.400.11001. which formed a part of that 01-, were deducted from it , there would be a ' of 2.500.000/ 4 which, at three per cent. per atiaille,Wenll gives profit of 75.0001. He would state, without fear of contradiction, that all the services rendered by the Rank of Ragland would be performed by a private bank for the mere use of such a balance lying In their bawls ; if the wisdom of Government allowed soother Ban kigg Corporation.. they need be at no loss by the management of the public money. A private bank, he was well con vinced. would do for ten thousand pounds what the Bank of England d'd fur a sum of between four and five bun drol thousand pounds. Sir R. WILSON said, that while on that subject, he would put to the Noble Marquess (Londonderry) a q•le.- tion on a subject which was conn .cted with it, so .l which, in his opinion, was entitled to an answer. The question which he wished to pot, was, whether within a few days past, any advice, reached his Maj es ty' s tl .- vernment, by which they would be enabled to entertain any op i n io n on a subject to which strong allusion was made in his Male- t. s Speech from the Throne, on the opening of tie Session of Parliament. He sneak the continuance of peace between Rossi& and Turkey. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY observetf that it was unwise in Honourable Members to ask each tiara. tioas. which were calculated to excite elem. To ob viate the effect of the question put to him, he was very happy, and bad the satisfaction to say, that there was no room for alarm. Sir R. WILSON said he asked the gentian because he was the trustee of a considerable sum in the stock in question. He had no wish to create any alarm. Mr. ELLICE trusted time would be gives for the circulation of the Bill through the conntry, as many leol diScalties, might otherwise arise as to its coo 'traction. An fox. Mamma. whose name we could not learn, expressed a hope that at all events the Bill so Id be printed by Wedoeeday. Mr. HUME thought some notice ought to he taken of the obeervatioes of his H.!aourable Friend (Mr. then fell). The price paid by the public for the servie,•s of the Bank appeared to be very unreasonable, espe daily when it was considered that the Bank of Ireland performed the sertices required by them without soy remuneration. The Petition was thee ordered to be printed. POOR WWII. MG itCARLETT slid that it was his intention at a future day. of which be would give notice, to bring in 4 Bill on the subject of the Poor Laws; but he would sot hold himself pledged to prosecute it any farther, if 141 meat carried into effect their proposed plea of giviag a loan of four millione to parishes. if there aas still a disposition with Government to advance that sum. it would reader Iris plan nugatory. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY made some ilit iNVltiollS, the tendency of which we could Dot catch. Me. SCARLETT said that the attempt of tioteir moat to give say of the public money in the way pro posed, wadi in itself be a measure of dangerous tett dency. ~ ~ Wavy Fps PIM CIINTII. On the motion of the CHANCELIAIR of the EX CHEWER, that the Hesse resolve itself iota a Gem mimeo en the Noy Five per ('ears. Bill. ~. Mr. tkitliNFlCLis said that the Right Hon. Gratle• mien seght fint i • *mks some arraagemeet with th Mostheffilngleakdthil la she quest i on of rensuiserstiou, - c—attovlikteriiii/Ise if Delmer sae last page j ~~ • • . . • • • 'i