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I 7 f iei wk Indy _ • , r t r nu a 1879. . WED ESD Y, I TH tent EAO Y &L. DRUR Y-LAN E. T)H IS PRESENT EV EN 1NG..hri..2.5, IRO!), , . 'rue* molitstire Sett sots will perforin (fur U. 11110. , a Nem Coned), in fit c acts, I alle.l, MAN ,‘Ni) %I irll.; VICTUAL,LINGAWFICE. J*le 24, .I#o9. TIIE C( ) Ni 11gSIOIN MS for Victim/ling Ilia Ilfej , .-olis Y,teq , tlo h:iebk giro Notice, That os I I: DAY, Ike js A qf reirszarp , next, they tralf he ready to teethe Tendert as nesting (tealtrt rat), awl treat rm ' , wry .roNs qf CH CSHIFIFI..I)Eq or pucEst F.RSHIRC ciILy.NE, or CHk.T.,4E of equal gamines', to be skier/red en Owe 71fereth tot* Ilie .11tifeal'e toottiog Uwe. at &almonds, and to be parr fee Bills.pal abte with iot• rt , t, lieety duos VI, .into. The Cea,lilien, 1 the Contract *ay be seen at the Secretats'. cyße.. Nb npsrd trill b.. hl4 M rep T. , eder he tale,'. the Price !hell mot toe.ratertoot 0* Worth at length, or eitua thrill not he tlelirer , rl tp the 14•0•4 &font One u'etork on the trod Teraina ' the 711. Of Tebrever. , west, see odes. it:e 1'.,0,: who locket the Tatter, Now Person es hisloistr. (atrial, to anrarr when rutted far. , OR, MORE SEURRTX *RA O N RE. The Clarectere by NirHand. MC Powell, Mr Ellie to, Mr livelutt, Mr. Wroreghture, Mr. Jubitettree, Mr. Illatherre, Mr. Smith, Mr. :krliVP/I. Mr. Maddock% Jr. Sparks, Sir. rrasie, 7.1 e. Wrhb ; Mrs. klaultoto, Sin. Jor {j,,,, urn. 11 S. O OIOIIM, Mn.. Foote. Aher alit b (.2 la ham three 12 'rare). Ibc Paotoinisoc of 1:0141N:44)N CRUSOI:; OK, .LIMILEQUI FRLI)AV. ('row's, Mr. 'Wince Plaittrr, ,ft. Male I.!. 'Jr. ; Lieutrusia. (with a &mg.), • •iti Friday, Jlr Laurcut. . I 1.. Mew Dance, by Mews. t,iwodwaso, Umpe, Wa I.s, .Instin, hc. TtLE SECONI/ PAT:T. Kirk/min, !Mr. Gmbuis; 7.l:arrlsrin. Mr. Mile; !Amer, Mr. fiiirbrotber Cupid, M. 4'. Bristow thy (lows, Mr. Luurrol. Columbine. Mrs. Muhl.. Tbr New Comedy of Ms a1.,1 %Vie; ur, Murc Secrets Our, w.o. again merles,' throughout, by en ..rertivw- Wig sonless". wit 4 she higisest marks of approbation; wad will be hownorrow, with Rise Ifehrii....4boa grit*, with Ells fteseithrrg in Saturrle), i La Three' sad the its are. A New Or: rn is in rOirarsal, and will he speedily pro. cNiNE THOUSAND FIVE HUN 1/I:EH - •TICKETS will be Oven on Ibe FIRST and SF.- t. I.) La, of Drawing the (ARAM) STATE LOT. TERY, wuici. I riper oil the Ntb ut APEIL NJEIT s be sides the uatkr-tnctitlum-tt Prirc4 • St:HUMP,. 4 .... of .....L. , 20,000 .. . . are ....L. so,ooo a 'lO 2 6 14 12 't ti fitF.-K UNY-MA:tit I dmis )11 EsE Am. acte4 ibe T. 4 •el M4U: it el 11. rof i 5 15 108 4,11Q0 L.Jut,use _-,uou Ticket.. PATS Glr DRAWING il'edovsetey ..... ...14v 14ot-salty S3ittniai The-Eot:tree tors Cr"' perreto.tuo o the Lord. .4 the Tres. wry to ladle a FItEE (A: t* t,500 Wheie Tickets ia Adoitiou to the P..rre ttkr Scheme. .FIRhT DAY, A Free (;,ft goon Tiebris, far the First•drow... rcile 41)01 , r 131., the Number: of w Lich .e or GAtow t -3,001 .. . et) 7,001 . to-7,100 to 501 ..10. .1 0,60,, 4 4 44 1 ••tu • • '0 $.501 •• 14 • ..1 4 1 0 0 ,0 . . I, I ex) 5,001..6) :',i uu I ,100 12,501 ..10-1)1,600 6,501 6,..6,6•)0 BE O . t!.113 !,AY, another Free Cift • e r n Whole ticket., for t . toot-dam.. Prue -lure :41, toe Souebets of whirclo Ywrlupus':•-•••• llsinama, (Eine of %cull:m.l', Mr. Chapman ; Malcolm, Mr Claremont; Marlalh, Mr. krudde ; Maraud; Mr. C licensable ilanspro, Mr. Murray ; t.raur., Cerserell ; Mame, Mr Branton. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sir:4;ms ; Gen tles may, Mr.. ICumphrier. To wh:ch will k 441.1 ed, the Barldla of Til l .l lH iMI Tiir (;REAT. king Artbwr, Mondeo ; I eirizale,• I,iviess; 1).ioille Mr. Sl.ll. Ne/titylor ;• 1111:ibter l ,16‘11 ionilwin. Queen llullsl.Jlr, Mrs. Listuo Friocess Mote.uooneo, Miss Bolton. eve, Exiie after h will be ree:ea, the Pstitossittie of I.:e l a Ferotvie ; or, 1 lie Peoiitatt Wand.— Ow Et 'clay, The Gsinester : Beverley, Mr. Yotitig ; stelek. ('coke; Mee. Beverley. Mrs.. gidilosis —Oa /atiirrlivi, A New Wei itu l'ny oLI debts—()tl Monday, the seem' Oratorio of 1 be Meriab.--012 Tue•day, Moabite ; Hamlet, Mr. ketuble. Title day is published, lo toe Volumes; D0.t...0, price, hOllrde, lus. the Third Editiuo, corrected, of ADISAEKTATI(IN 0.1 0:c eIIOPIIECIES ibit have been fulfo.led, ore new firlZllise, ow will Ltrenfter be fulfilled, relative to tic fist perimi f gars; the Papal and Mohninnwriesi Apostrteies, the 'rem ould Reiss of Aotit brisk, or the infidel Power, prei this Re storation of the Jews. 11 the Rev. GEORGR STA SLFY PARER, P.D. Siva of Stockton•upon-Tees. Printed for V. C. add .1. Rieinton, No. 64 St. Paul's Churetwiarol; sold ~Isn by J. Ilatchnrd, No. ino, pi,, co dilly, .f %twit we he hid, Ds• the saute A GENEI. AL mad CO:NNE:or:TED Vim of the PRO. Pll ECILB, relative to live (immersion, Restoration, I'UiVII, slid rotate Clary, of the Rouses of Judah and loorto I ; the Palmas nod fitted Overthrow of the Aotiehristtan is the Latta of Palpetine; rad the uttiosote geureal dor fiostoo of Christtat4t, IltryYebotabel. Octavo, Mice. M boards, VA. - - 7.ti6 .. 10 .... 130011 I 1:,11101 W 1 S.lBO /4.501 ....W.... 14.0 , Ar 1%91 / / ti.llllo ‘7,0 n . . . . ..17,1410 - . TICKETS slid SIiAREY mire Selling nt every licensed Lottery Mee. Q3I IAIRERIAL Pei RUA tuEivil HOUSE Of LOADS, Tenamr, .1 A y si. The Commies':o,ler* of the Crimmins presented certain Papers ut the Bar. The Earl of Ltvsarout }rare notice. hestiould. to-morrow, more. taat tha thanks of the 'lease he returned to the Lieutenant-t ieuefal slid the officers mel Force, tititt , r his voininsila 1, who, oa the tlith defeated the unemy at Curling's, and he selonW wove" What t:ieir Lordship, he summoned for the enure day." • oratii:ii accop;;Nry pureed. Thu dal is pirtilielted ; handsomely printed in thrrP rollanntri ortivo, price in buartk, nee guinea, a new eintina, beiai the third, oe CZ WAN:ONS en several SUI3JECTS uad ()C- O ..AstONs. ' By the Mtn JAMES RIDDOCII, A. NU Oat of she Ministers of St. Paul's Chapel, Aberrhr.n. Printed for F. C. sad I. Riviugtom, N.. ti 4 St. Years Aelsoralt-yervi; la 4 A. Reim., Aberdeen. lion, Once, halt-Weill, '164 day A potowilseci, a \ vw vs. 64. jr - AF.OGII 11 ) IIIA A N TIQUA ; Iwitny sitcom %„_.K Otte het of Maps of Alleit•aa Geography, beautifully en4rateil from CYllaral4. Oa 'Thirty-three Copperplates. itesizuril 6w the roe of Schools, sod of cies/lemur who musks the Alice..-it Writers thew derisive or study. Printed fo. F. C. and J. Riviugtun, Nu. oa, St. Panes Church-pv.l; Law, No Is, Ave Maria-lane; and Lon- MAU, Horst, Ries, sioil Orme, No. 39, Patenwaitir-row. FOURTH NUMBF.R. BRITISH GALLERY OF ENGILAYINGR. is published, in Super pupal Folio, pei..e 'l's 041 as, the Fourth Number of the *hove Mork, sail al* *tc..l somber of copies no large Imperial Pa. per, aria a li.r..crent wills Proof litires.ion• of the Plates, price Three 4ailleal and a Had. This Nituthet nontaiaa, Ist. Sea View, by Yandervelde--Eograerel by Wittier. 'O. Portrait a Ber i gheio, by Reinhvan.it—Engraccd by - Scitiavouctte. ad. Dutch Ilu9v. by A. Astade.-Eagraceit by Tay lor 411.Carttmea of Pula., V Mickel Angela...Eqpt:4A by Sebia- v"setti. NIL All the Plates in this Notional IVork will be en graved by the List Artists in the f'osierv r Ia the Liar Sr lltroket Lewitt' e wily mode kv 4 illsastiatatiou by all true aduniei of the Fine kits. 'flit oink wi,i conv.st I.f Twooty.five Nipirtbera, and will tam a splendid contemns of one tinintnA EitgraWin: l % (MY the 11901 t this cavalry, awl will contain (besides an areonisi .if each Ph.tuie, and a Life of the Ar tist) a abort History of the .111. of 1'.k10.111 Apcillaiin the gist and ' , riles.** of rhos Arts iu Cir,at Britain. By E1)111"Aft FOlta 4.11. The Fifth Ntiniber brut; in g ent fors ...adores. will be ready id •Mareb, and not his tbanihn r, or wore than has, Itenaibera appear yearly. l'obli bed by William Miller, Alb:mark-street ; and J. and A. Arch, Cos obit'. Where a 4etal'ed - Prne•pertue of the my be had, and where sebeeripekine are referred, the &pies cwdully delivered iv the order they are sub set iheal thin • ATP. 4Ul'ilEltY, (.4111111Itlit)-1 .4 tq time Koval Frosqli, bt►ls leave to sottru i,o poblie *to:n..o ledgmenta fog th.,a ti oI Patr.iosige, likemise to the •f the l'ocohy, tido ticiila,ly to Nie.dr.... I 11 "Plis, Cooper, Ford, IVathen, (ir.ll:ll , s, Lynn, Procyon, Raterideti, Grant, mud Ware, vince be hav acloyted a mimic of eradicating Swillingm oe the Joint., called Illinvonft, and Crum:sof ertr) &set Irwin, without the least pain, awl Lite Inettnetation removed in a kw flours. Ir. t:othery Dill attend at !tome front I to 6, Nu. 7, over James-atm t, Guliesidiqoare. A NEW EDITIO:s. ILis day is publisticd, in One VOW nic Octavo, with an ele gant Portrait of the Astlinr, !owe 18. C201.0140P1S OUIL)1r: to 11 E.tl.Tll ; or, A.l - to both Sexes, in a variety of Cmorlaittia. There .• otorrrly on tn.lividual olio is nut iuterestrd its I.OIIIC part a Olio tieok. In pastieslor it is addcwasat to people of 110 14.1:ihous perlutill of a confined and ardentary trt.. : as also to thnsr witlt nrevust alliritotts in ge ; wick a a-ie....W.lnm. to buys a.al young mrit, who • 4 " 1 .• hijorrtl, or ars is dogtrot of minis; their enhatatiti , • Ivy :+ft.thewii tool Lat i ge, No. is, titratid, at & Al • t, 4 • ( 44 • 14 tilr o • C d !JAM' 25, 1869. the intention of moving for the revival of the Com mittee for loyeiring into the expenditure" with re gard to pulthe offiees, &e. If it had beer; meant to revive that Coermittere in all retqweta the same as it had stood lest Sessions, lie should thisk it enough to tatonit such a' propositiou; bat it was dem en' expedient to i ritroduce an alteration, whitie however, wrath{ be merely in the reduction of the number of which that Committee had been com pered. .The neceatrity of • this alteretana had rate. unity not originated. With him, hat tie tioh• r who Inel hero Outman of the former matte, as It it`biy tosproduce that • clispatteli iu the discharge of theirntstie., Which weisao desirable. This obje.l was certainly much V) let wined Cur, provitled tile hutitoese could be thereby erfected, add winch would aopear the wester, if the selection were to be tuade fu'.tn arum% ("cutlet:nen *hose seotinients were immersed to be is 'unbolt but Le conceived that inekild it choice from ausuug is va riety or sitillajOily aWopanitypi tvaulti be necevattry, •in order to elicit diet dineustion wi n ch, was in',-1 likely t 6 attain t object in view of idttinutely to te* Upon this rotted it tiSla th tl!t i ,,trtiiTesffeir naitterilitom both sides et thedikeae, di!! . .3,:.it views of the 'subject woilla Gt. inu:st likely to be produenve of for examitiston, oh& wig to•ke stocuineot the trutlh He had tafee upon ii if tla ,ir,rult uw ta-t of the *elk-6'o;s et whirs. ) new name woe's/ be introduced, wnuttliniosist Merely ofa rt doom,' ef the origiWal retorter, tweuty-fire, to ti at of tifte.aii, hearse. , out the *miming ten. He *mild read user cite names, in which it would lie Waite' that inure of - those who alight be supposed partial to ins'intle of the [louse were omitted thau those of the opposite retie. The follovritik were aniung the a:11111V ....lord Henry Petty, Mr. Ritirkee. sr. J. H. Browne, Mr. Vlist.on, Mr; testae, Sirldulnle Mr. C. Ellis, Mr. Brow. den, Me•Hyalry Thornton, and Mr. D. Brusint'.— Ile condign" with tnovik " Viet itCommitte4'lie appointed to itioNi re into and examine the regal:i nn:IS IlVeCti:lry to control the 'expenditure iu the public office. ; and the *eras whereby the same 1.113 v be diminished." Mr. Bs s SRI, who had beet' the Chairman of the former Committee, expressed his dissattsfeetion at the plan proposed, and declared his firm determi nation, that if time list should stand sat coostttowd es it was at prestett, no consideration whatever should induce him 'to give his attendance on the Committee. He would r.ot go into particulars or :stake individual nhieetions, but content himself with statism. generaey, that there were ',emits con 6itued,ead cohere Quilted, with equal impropriety Sit his judignott,o end in both the one case and Me other, egitalkektarious to the public interctite; the effect of trhic.h smeld fee to spoil all that wee her liaeCta I.ltitifie in toe exsicter tunu of, ep....gettsil hat mejto to remit trete the thesteitte. eve grooteleriteweareiotermispesi s to beni no part wbetevermilite business. Mr. Peete.Mooer declared he was prepared to object to the measure proposed, if the litre. had not done so. The puhhe had justly mow dared the Cominitte.e as a Lucre tit..:Lotiott, anti an af fording many causes of complatat—fir.t, on their Report redimi Ctog the Bonk elf England, its e!iich the Palk of England was allowed to retain instead of 60,0001., uo less than 1a0,0001., notwitlniand, hug tr.e oppositio.t of the Hop. Chairman, Minket). By a second Report, what was done iu Al though a Gentleman at the head of a departninit 0/11:4 foetid to be s defaulter in no lest, cousin than IJ,7trul. yet was uo prosecution my the Aetorney - - Gent nil ordered. In a third Report, upon the sub ject of, places, penaious, stnecures, insuificieut teerks, &e. there were materials enough to work on ; nutted of which it was sent back again, not witlistaading the gracious recommendation from the Throue, urging them to speedy amid effectual inquiry. Thus we appeared for years back to boast rather of our successes in it war against our fluent*" than against our enemies. Lest year it had been said by a night Hon. Gent. whom he would shortly put on his deftruce. on the subject of money, why broach doctrines which brought no relief! But he would tell &ins, there was abun dance or relief to be found is the Third Report, if attended to, and acted upon properly. lie consider ill it the first duty of Ministers to chew how the sums voted iu a former year had b..esi ap plied. before they came to ink for a Irtshaupply There certainly wassreat rigiducis in the public taxes. and they certainty should tied that way into the Exchequer. but which they uever.did, he ',u neven, to the amount of nue-half at least. The late Mr. Pitt was considered a great Miaister, at least a great Chancellor of Exchequer, and yet he 'lever knew what because of the money, tut was evident from the bushiest' of Lord Melt ills. He had no objection generally to a Committee, but be wished it to he in effective one, and reudered useful to the state. Lord Ifimar Perry bore testimony to the state meld of Mr. 1.1.....ke5, awl declared a aiwilar deter- ininatiort riot to attend die Committee. if lie should be named upon it. Mr. Volute considered the mode of naming the Committee to :le a stigma, on those omitted, and that therefore it wee impossible for the public nut to be prejudiced; consequently hecould not acqui esce ; the contrary, he conceived it would be better to amid all discaosion, and to revive the u.nttee as it stood before ; nay, he was not sere that it would not be better, under all circum stances, particularly if the lion. 31ember (Mr. Banke) to whose labours the country was so motels indebted, should persi:.; in refitsing to take the Chair, to suspend the Committee altogether, and give a day for the puroute of th,cussing what had been alreudy done. Mr.‘VIIITIRCAD thought it better there should be no appointmerd of a Committee whatever, as there would be no delusion. Tie public had a right to expect a reduction of their Istardeoa, awl MOUSE or COMMONS. Two oew Members isuls, the usual oaths and tloar seam Mr.-CiimititsDus coo presented a Petition from the Naval Caoal Company. which ads receiv. and ordered to lima the table. Several Private Petivito.s were presented, and ordered to lie un the table. Lord STOPY , Iao reported So the II ti'e Ilk Ma jeoy'r runat xraeions Answer to the Adltre.st of that Rosso ; which was read, and ordered to be entered no their Journals. Upon the motion • Mr. Masts B tQWNE, it was or4ertd, that the Speaker do issue his writ for the Fdection of a Menther to serve it► Parliament forthe City of Kilkenny, in the room of the Hon. Charles Butler, who had accepted the off►ce of Steward of the lluwired of East Meildred: A person from the Commissioners of the Cus tom* presented several Aceounts relative to Naval Stores, which were ordered to lie nu the table. Mr. Wit•erue brought ses the Report a the Committee appoiated to letpare into the &Tines Laws. Ordered,to lie ou the table. Lord CAsTLERICAhIt gave /mime, that he would, to-morrow, move the Vote of Thanks to Sir Ar thur Wellesl e y and our army concerned in the Bat tle of Vimeira. winch he was to have brought for ward, yesterday, hot foe the failure in making a House. His Lordship likewise !WAY notice that he would. to-morrow, open his intended plan for the enlargement of the military force of this country. by bringing in a Bill tin. that purpose ; and pro pose an early day for the second reading. in order to its ,fiscus.ton. Lord Heeav ['Ern' gave notice, s that as the papers and documents he had mom! for, relative to the Convention of Cintra, might reasould,iy be expected to be laid before the House in the course of a fee days, he wouhl on this day fortnight submit a 'notion on that subject to the considera tion of the House. Mr. PonsoNsr likewise gave notice, that he would. eis llsursday fortnight, take the sense of the House on the subject of the conduct of the war in Spain. Lord FOLlOrtuttr wished to be informed, whe ther the report was true that the lion. Member for Poole had been eapoiuted to the situation of Ills Majesty's Consul-t.eueral for Portugal ? as in that case he should more for the tlectiou of a Member to serve in his room. The CHANCELLOR of the Eicieseuza said, he could not give a direct auswer, but rehired him to Isis Right Hon. Friend (Mr. enuring), when h e should come down ; lint he believed such au ap pointment was in agitudOil. The CrtexceLhost of the Eteueoure mused, " That the Chaplait, of the House he appoiut.ol to pieuch lesfore them oil Monday the JOte anstaut." , Ordered. FINANCE COMMITTEE. The Cuss cm. Log of the Liumusa rose with "77 dri II ~~~ :, s 'r an - Ivry. . • 'RICE SIX-PEI4CR. -• s- s - he was oontideet, if the Reports had been foe. np, there would have been a saviiig to the -out, of millioast but as it was. the feelings, as welt as this pockets of the people, were del ruled. Ile thought} Ist had a risht to call .os the flotourable Gentle mars (Mr. Betakes; who had refused to ert with those note proposed, to name such a lint as he should be willing to co-operate with, and then they would hove an opportunity of choosing from among them. Mr. IVsteurow, as a Member of the former Committee, explained the cause of the delay which took place to makiteg their report, which he enured the House did net arise from any misecielact to be imputed to thew. The fact was, a great variety is matters of the ntruost importance had been referred . to their consideration, and upon which a great dire iltreece of opinion had occurred. This was the feel cause. The original eamiewas, that a very yo luminous papery in the shape of a Report, was pro duced to them 11 their Chairman, as proper for their erloption, a ehout Due opinion having bee* taken beforehand upon die subject ; this they had neaten improper to adopt, but rather choose to express their own sentieneuts. To this alum; was thedolay to he ingested. . Mr. Alderman Costae seemed to' thmk the Committee had shewn a drspoeitiou to prolong tin it • diecrissiun, by debating the Report, tent only pan t e ;rapls Ise paragraph, hut word by word. Mr. Sumer:a .fated, that he conceived it a duty lie owed himself and the Howe, as be was a Mein her of the Committee. to offer sonic observatioas upon the presets& before them. Ile could state, that as far es :assiduity was concerned, he test him self interior to none of the Committee, nor was he inclined to yield, in print of attention, eseu to the Hon. Chairman himsslf, of whose labour and atria , lity he professed himself a warm admirer. He t said, that the Chairman drew up a volamineris Ro• port. which lie submitted to the coloideisetion of the Consieuttee, and which he understood was to be open to future debate, the these Tr-petting eitsecure places was dehetfd for the spare bf five days, soil a reseletion was COMete, at the end of the Session, subversive of the object. Ideation had been nitrite of harassing and Vexatiotp , typo. sitien ; whether there was any oppdation of that hied he would not pretend to say e but iflbere was, it proceeded loin the Hon. Gentlemen Moos the Ilene He particularly recollected, that the very . last day, that lion. (ientleitimn fpoke eight times; , and he could pledge himself to the House, that there was not an idea in his last speech which was • trot contained in his hr.?, uor one in his first which had not been repeated by him seventy times over. He concluded with observing, that if he Intel not felt it a duty incumbent-on him to express those sentieesits, he would not have been influenced even by the Itrie. (:entlernau's example, to oiler hirnselt to their attention. . Lad A. tiott../ol 9.14 p. bore testimone he* 1 industry and talents of the Chairman. Hi ruse petted that if the Right Hon. Gentleman persisted in nonsinatine the Committee, that Committee would never report; lie referred to what was already known 4 . its history, in support of this apprehension; and observed, that when it was ready, to report, at the conclusion of a former Session, Niiisieters did appear to wish .o get rid of it. His Lordship wateed to sec something done, but e hen Ise lookeri with such a vise, there wise nothing to satisfy him. A Menibei eslause.t name we ds not knee) stated, that he lied uncurled ow the last des-, real dellersd lean the Hon. Chairman; Ise setiti!d rest his de reface of than difference on the nature of the amend ments. an extract from one of which he read. It inculcated the necessity of reducing the influence of the Crown by the reduction of the temilements of many sinecure places, and the total abolition of others. If it were necessary to justify the tote which his lion. Friend gave. he was one who con curred with him in that vote, because it went to exclude a doctrine with the sentiments of which he was slot satisfied. Ile was uuwiliing to urge as a crime against the Honourable Chairman a tenacity of his own opinions, nor could he conceive it same just to criminate his Honourable Friend for sup porting daft:yea sentiments, of *With Is. thow : lit , more favourafily. Mr. N. CALVEkT observed, that though there were seine Members in the Committee who appear ed to think that since ere places reic•ritisteri theta/- h/aunt of the Couseitntion, yet as the subject was not likely to come before them again, their debates might he conducted with more temper; however, be was Metered to think, thst the appoint ment of a new Committee altogether would be the best nicasurtein the eseseet instance. Mr. LONG roes to notice, an else rratioa which had fallen from an lion. Gentleman oppositei-(Alr. I'. Moore) who had stated, that no step was taken upon the report concerning the Pay-office. •Mit. Lung *sewed the House that not one regulation hail been recommended by the Committee on that subject, that was not carried let° effect. Mr. Murree inquired, whether Nlr. Thomas Steele was prosecuted, as he ought to be Mr. La sO denied that that was his business; mid stated, that as far ss his office wee concerned. the recomineedations of the Committee were complied with. Mr. illentxtea BROWNE said, that ifo the Hon. 4;entletnan upon the floor spoke often in the Com mittee, he spoke always with good sense, and never trespassed upon their time hut to some useful pur pose. Ha defended butt msainst the cheree of vex atious delay, or any disposition that should hot actuate a Nlciulser, zealous to discharge his duty to the public. A • • Lord MILTON ronfedsed that he did not ex wet wondeis from the Committee ; notwithataod it all the igth:4 they might take. he was appte -I:o;isive th:it uu alleviatiou of the pohlie ;would he rap, lici.red. An Honourah.e Crotie -113,1 start, that there were Mrinhers 111 thAt Cumuli:We oho rcortied the influence of the 111 - ,f ; • ..y iST~~~ Md See, J. Pay 1