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11► . . duties to the House, hot, Otce, he felt It •isttesaary to sly a few wont, on p..rt of .!1:4! had fallen from the 1,-11'10,1 Yonne.. i.t 12. rt. haul been isserted, that, it) I. , tti , ;he lov • - mri i m vs present si uot •iii, ti:tt.l a titc.tt tire ctn . . I be devised to ineetevery too vorons.'elolco.ce •r difficulty would be esie ri.ni se. Ile tutor. t every difficulty. For, u' the iid -rc.iisise of st t.it betw•en Elig!,ind sill ii;it lia t tieeo recent." elsened, under the ex:-iutg . -tee it; t.:e lac, tneeti inconvenience moot rettol•. fir reowt;) should lie provided. It iilfectd at once the f dealer in Englaill stool The - Direct in Ireland did not urete fronts the which were committed. It had its Dentin i tt 1.• ctrcumstaiice, that the ditty on spirits 1.. t at cunt.- try was not paid in proportion to it, steen,;h, but wlth refereo eto t'w titatitity. d„, ) 2-. 61d. per gallon. Th.- du/ on 1110 ol;tous was, therrrire, 121. 10-. Now Itot , t: Sto lluto nor spirit sv is at present moult.' tored there, could be formed it. 130 ittlons. ,•ot itito 200, as had been steal it)? Conti el et the Ilan. So that the ma nufacturer could export too gallons, for which he d t n le frg.ildo. ilisoliock, and 30 g•l:otts recetve Truism/4 for c,tti.tit ntniu t ri leek:L.3, which tv:t• • complete brims. Toe system also which pret . .it'. ed. with reetwet to Scotland, was attended vi i'h TUVIOiII 41.-ris to the revenue of this country ; and th• ev.l in both eases he had endeavoured to rein.- dy. Un ler these circumstan - i-, alien it wt., .'ated generally, that the E11{11;sh Di. , il;ir wool I nether the lawn should can't:in- to at prettent, it• that even a temporal . enspeasion of the 'Spina IrltcrosOUrso• shoot.' take pl see, In pi r'tier 10 the me +sure Ilny? he i it YU atlo . ll.ti fe ton on mogry au:l mot .e rasult of four rea soning, appou..l to; -•1. Tlittugn lie *dant tea 'ill the ei•!• rot be doge away, yet it Mott be aline/el tie woull he eon.' tenably dimi- Di•h , tht ithiasilie, the prinet;tal oltiecttous to which were provi3 , .1 for ht' tto elsosts he rhuuld pro,inse to the /louse. The Gentle:trait who ;teal appeared at the bur ar the advocate fur the D•ii tillers of S...itlaint, had stated that 1111:10 to ad here etch tly to the letter ot the Act or Utinth, Ittit tt Leaned Gentlem m owld hire shown die House, that they were to b•l• guhle.l be the looter and not by the spirit or ill. Ant of Cohnt, th•n tile Distil lers of Scotland might still retain the profit of 2s. et?. per gallon nu the exportation of spirts, and the Revenue of this cuur try rulg'it still be ittj But such a principle he thoiught was a perversion •f the in iig of that Act ; /11(41:14 the ev. press trolershe.iliii: 1110 lort Irr!i;ril at toe it tit--far the measure MU* townie I anti: principle f unlit 0.11 benefit a-14 a reeiprwity of interrs's. The suite sir..notei t he made use of with respect to Ire. 1811.!,--!•11 . , 1 I•.• 031011 IV fallacious. Ile woo l I wit directly niainat the letter of the . . ; vim, 1, *Pi"' ". i s' .1 ' "`""' l i the i wit°4 " et , ' t !'" °I a a"" that were the ease, it was mere sop histr y to sa y — P" l ''' el ' •t t " It "' '"'"' " ' H I 'lt directly " I will not allow an infringement Whit It may he contrary to tic Aiticl , r of Usher,--anal hr - ' productive of piers; good, but I will agree to one ceired the present meaeirr, whicli ss i, c!. , -r•' i" 1 which will give es unfair advantage to certria In tended to he tensporart, would opener, t• ,+ i u b divided's.' Tits Right Hon. Gentleman seemed indirectly, almost as elfectuslle. He was sensible to think that the proposed clause would g reedy b e . the lit " was defective—hot it was m uch be lts ' t o , oefit Scotland ; hut. in fact, the e were oily lies It &dont it. thee " , r• in • '"',.l au-pension In. thel Louses there which could avail thenwelv .a of it, spirit trade bet area England win tral.n,l. (1 1 o r I while in return, every distiller in Ireland colill send mischief would arise fro it si.stwooi.,g .1t a inter- 1 hi. spirt, to t h e si cn t e e market. To imr.ilijmulatly course. swell for an hour. The close s which he 1 on the suhject, this might be termed e Irish recipro would now submit to the flume ii.i sar:„ .out- I city." He thought the E.iglish distillers wh: had Pletelv. will. coot- ' l 'il'el .lo- .. "'id e '''' l6 . "' d the conducted themselves with the greatest candour, had force of star rr. \‘'. • • , :1••• Wiry na .port in Irk. t been busily trate I. They said, •• leeproper measure land w" mire ‘an I . ''' it ' n '" l33 'me r 4. I t ed In (-moot be muse he-tell devised, Izt us have • sus. proportion to '" 6 ". Ile.''" 'I hi. 1 . 441 l' . ' i the law pension ;" but t•ic Right lion. Gentleman answer for about a twelve-month, hut io ceasequenee of I ea t. 4. No. you s mil hate that which !think better the interruption of the ilistillert from corn, it hail f or you !. the interests of the conetry were, he been sbaodoned, end ass not since acted on. The contended, sacriiced, as well as those of ind mid usls ; Right lien. Gent!. ir.an tlien proposed two clauses I and those gmthenen whoeninplained of the attempt to the fAloutint i `ire • to introduce so sr ilitn the distilleries, hark as great ". That from aim ci.l il v i 'oh of June. VIII, no spirits reason to eortip tin of the prevent Bill. Souse efi &Mid be at:odi oto herr a .11,1111,1. y, to be drporiltd to a ..., ‘ ..,,,.,,,,,,,„ , fr ,..1,..6,i . un k s . o w ~,,„i ct ki cottage was hl,rl sal in the for Mel* caw—emote in warandehreimin 1,, ~s of such sprits were firm aacertaioed by a pror the latter. T oe iii ht Hon. lienilemsn hed as. p e r Officer—the permit authorising the n ranral of lie .'s- weed that he hail only applied to Ireland those vii, to specify its strength and Iniihady—and, on its arro.l lima which were alr-erly in force between England at the wardroom., if, on t f awn ...01.13. a was foinial in easy I mod Scotland. This he deiii,el—the fact was, he from the statement in the perm I, colter as in rituality to grainy, the said orrit to h . fru &sorra .• had taken bat a p a rt of the artem. Had he taken "That from and Wier the tub of Jame, Int I. MO spi. it it all, there wo lid have been little cause of complaint. should be permitted in he iiiten foots a warelonair, for ea. lie concluded ht observing that it was fallacious gattlatinn, without bring form l oosed by the htdiroivolrn— to say no other nlim could be adopted, for he held &ea a certificate of its stren,ola hinsinitied with it or the ill his head aUM OD l i ii eery clojert, which had part „f iisaleilionion. If, ru tx ristioatton, at ...la istal, it ' should appear to here atuirryone any alinattuo, or If ally . Ulf: concurrence of the whole trade. ari•l was drawn s poit were larded without s train:Mr, el saris case, 11, 1 Ur U filer the rt e of a Gentlemen connected with what( to become turfed." the Ewen., which hail been ready to lay li-fore These two clauses were agreed to without soy Pashament since the commencement of the Ser. oppniation. ion, and which. if he were permitted, he could The Claeseeetort of the Eerervels nest pro. i ine . e nt that itight. posed a Omer for al:oedli h t she ctir Viler( to Eagan I Colonel HU TCIIIIIIOIII begin by deprecating the t o insoutactere • tient for esportatinu lo ire lah‘l. I m at iii which this question had beam discussed as to under the pros/won, of the 2reh and 45th of his lrelind. liret, by an appeal being made by Counsel Mapody. at the liar, and aft -rwerds an unfair impression Mr. W. SMITH nispor• 61 the monnn. He called rodeavoiwed to be raised against that country by the attention of time lioefic to thy 11U) !..1 in.r of the i snaking tea- of such lesignage as that see fraud Act of the 43th of His Niels-sty, on sem 11 i.el Chia - .'' was prai-te••I there. The Hon. Gentleman who n o w proposed by the Right Hoe. Gent. was found- , had la-t linkers, del not seem seriourly to mein ed. 'she Bill then before theist. it slimild be re. that the English Dist•llers should go int i the Irish collected, was to expire in aurae months' after the market, but heel merely argued that hr wished t. commencement of the fleet Sesame. N w, by the Loci, the Irish Distillers rut of the Biorlnh meek. t. Act of the trh of Ilia Nlatiedy. the en i gt. h lbs. The Act of Limon 'mowed comeervaiting duties till er wit-, wjahrgb to loarstifactlre apuiit. for viper. trial to the internal dot PP, on tle import of spir;ts tat ..ii. mss ream ed to this set meter—he most front each country, respectively, into the other, and either, at a very gnat expense. erre,. at • distithee der-awed. that a drawhnek, sepal to the count-r. from the place where he manure t llrel for home vei,i if duties. should he paid on the export. Two COUlblltn,•tien, new premive., li-a 'till not COW 14414411 C 14C114 , 1441e in the Aet swertained what should be o r t ees t i tan 3,000 0h m .... ,r he must ftrtil I. Cot a tha at Met :8 the etiontervailing dub..., so d e ons .. twelvemonth, Com alt tilling f 4 i 'le ..t sulnol,— flee, re)• the rlraoli irk, si to etititinne, till an alters- Thos. in fact, an tiniest i cow lion a.. tint It:lteed 1 11. 3 te she internal duties should make a similar CM the It 0411141 Dielliirt. dila. In In .1 uf tie vi. al.. r demi netteeisre in the count.-rveiling theirs; % eel ,ige he henere elm-ed, hi would he ierinittril awl by to e teen.- Act of Union, " all articles the to continence anal ii g tor expartstimi in the growth," )te. it.. .of the OOP country. shell be course of • twebretnentle in a al •'t ii ite On r i ;limit thl• into the other, psyine the eciont e rw a ji. which the prevent B it remit! ea ~ e . e• :le was a! I la.:, dab.... .waled lit the Sehertillir. ' 4l or rac k o the r liberty to go to au immense Isp 3.. 1 . "rem tine canotervaiting slaty as shall thereafter Ise im o osert, fresh premises.-.. That lllltil • C64,4'04004 be p... lin reaper, of new or additional internal duty.". posed in the present rose, he was 1.3•3•1t•i r•I. .. re .e Th e re intervailing duty is Ireland was 6asel, at from imelirertroce, anal the shortie,. ef . VII." .411.44 441 the Union. at de 7rl. per gallon ; the Arsorbauk 1 for inveottgating so extensive a ' ,pr.! ..... , and wet of course the Ilit Pt ; therefure the drawlinck making the inc.-roars provisioue A Rigat flea. , sew potable in Irehod is either 1.. 7.1.. or sorb 4;rollelhiln (Ur. eas'e'l had gr , to hr 111 0 .11011. 4..ted I ether now sill shall have bees is s ip n ....l aa a coil„- with his usual Centres on the present we... a . m .—. l trrvaii ric slur by s o m e erstrierreet Art n y t h e He was tom to le- rowieelled to say so. Assent Ow Oils of the Ksag, the duty was raised to So. bd.; absent( of that Gestleatest. fee where hat catenate- and the amoutervailing duty declared also to lii S.. ed • eery kWh reepect.e—lf be he had sieved teat ad. The pe, , hibitiow of dishßatioll front grain. mid • elms.. shauW be mtneltseed preveatmg the Ineb soe su w eitensi of interemerse trek place in the semi- Ihsiiller frees niamifseterieg spine.. at the ame vest. I'hr 50th of the Kung repelled the 444, Uwe, fur tome •isd foreign commus e t . or. to and lowered the duty to 3S. 41. wtihowt inspouu r r *thee worth. Ws &bag km to do two thin.. which any rottaterwrolsang deity. The istercourse bogie wow iswesupatilale atm skis 14 7 .e'. u• twitter {Mlle New epee, toe Diawbetk to whit la the lriah Di.. ,ei e w.ia a very had fes er in the °hut would have bees gads of the gro ih_iiistice t i ller tecomes entitlrd, tinder the Act or Union, is tartly 5.....• f n tore. fit point of freatnicht, il e s• 1;„,' l or Ine measure. But he hail answered, ilia hi the to , d.. 73. ti , ' declared to b e for eounterssiliog nothing to i moot . n far. At the time ts . , N. s w e lfrt-Ille Of so latilby bid' Alesn's-rs ..e could not ditty, :tone et•ier hose exi •.. g. This Ursa o ick is Lord alluded 1i„ :yes- to the clause w hich wo uld sit hi a reatrictiou trid• nt'y excssi,e. the fluty tiny brig 34. 4 I.; mi.'s', nf 0 ••r moor, which had ►heels tote usitte:44 giie the to to remedy tlit4, a entinierv,i l•sig duty o t 3.41. j o in it t 1 a , wi ,h •.I i f ,r o ch prisnners, thous: ht , requiter! some time to t , rrect. lost' on the birth DIA iliet.—As if he e .11,1 ii•st Lim e no tice ut his ihreiviul in I t-g,o, ti Ailhoil for 54 ~.L r , s ,lat. e d into t!Ne Mousey 11.11 ; and the 1)1 sw- int sit loss Sery !lyric awl t b s ,.. ise d cot ,. thhiat the i !rumen' sr Is hong, All S'lt...i, egllal to the comiterraithig West luitli-.. lihy that 171,4i.5, a 1 ,.. lit ..„ ce was: i u sir or foreign coosninpui ot, as any lass e, 11% war lI.IIje 111 tin. comitry and S oitiand ditty, the Drah bath is thus reduced to ds. 31. rite created, ) wi I. . it was one a a V, ry Oar.- • very sissy. Wl' hatit sin inlVULitilli of fr to I British D.4lUer ass, this, that evert this a .meshes, that ha biro a cestraplwhed by toe greet seer:tom ' being attachable to this eum izry, th e I,3,,tilleis Cool I and a•ugus resent reasons , viz. 6 ' the • of thusse who hail the oagetu..i,t i.f sl ic s n . do not inwituficture s pirits for hone c0a,u.411,t,c,r1 the Irish aril ,, , reces‘ive stmt arnwti.i , •lt, at , . ; •t• the Refu,nt propn,ed stildianner sod esportai in, ii-les, he had se porst • p reohtses, and to inert those bait tions, the ' lino' h e a piider ' rent uatare C MU what we had been accustomed to or girlie a long previous to mer. Bit w;leo they cornients not to draw bock any of the duties ir. , ,,! hear. ea it might hz! a.auirrsl with the La me to Ireland, where tit! trawl slid not oruously maul this ipiestion shall be settled hetheeii tin eumii- expehee to the colintry of t 2000!. ale 4 . w i t h„„ e rerortu the Transport 1 Oaf lli isrvvsil, thy) , were told, su ch a a y a t eu i w ere pur- tries ; and to this the Briti,aii Distiller objt my, and being littended wto •ny parth•ultr b •nefit. pt 7 ` attest, the Distill r would he ruined. calls for a auspension of the sin."' trail.: bet w4rris tile thongh they were to . Th. , : CHANcv I 4 I . OII of the Eidaleoulta defended c ouutries, He then argucil at some length, to shew he W 316 convinced, 41141 condi loot li l y,. a ; le tt e r ~,c , „ t h e cuss hi e ? or Mr. Foster, "alp h.• 0b.,4 ve.l, could that the counidattit. of the British I)istiller, ag Mist CO Wit of the hirafth of l ease prisoners than • sit y ea re.4 WHEINE.EAD took occasion to hear ornpli not have acted othrtwhe than he h a d d on e, w ithout .the Sluspensiou Dra eh sck Billuandoild, illohor hr resent arrangnt. Krell attention poid by the 'Fran!- : inf. j ,gin,{ the aittctes at the Union. end entied into cotoisterahle detail, to refute the Mr. Mr. P. MO3RE supported the men%ore. It objections sg-lost it, tilt the 14,, 'lions 64 the testimony to t' n: griiited some li t e sdranttge to I u and, and he Irish Distiller enjoyed advantages in tit- itr.tosit port Board ti the prisoners of war, sod commended wiselid of it—far he Moog it IL was due to atirktt, wit-h were contrary to the spirit if the the niftiness with which they lot! adirded hint toot country. The exertions inn le every Session Act of Union. He observed, that a ttem p ts had every information he required, when he v. a... iiihr."3. i i to repress emugghlig would, he lisped, preven t ! been made, ow several occasions, to rleF• ire the luidt Willi Orir admit -i•tuation. (1.. tat mi that at was. r il l itl e ffect that iiii , ost be feared frron it —4 id lie I. Distiller of their Spirit Trod-, althougo ti.at trade extremely difficult• to keep some of the pristine'* at slid not think either England or Scotland would be bad been held out, at the Uni so, and rill, with nth! r • Darttn me in clnalhiitc, at they no WIJUtf gis injured by it. Col. Ovid:he slut, Isere testimony to th,. vied' considerations, operate Ki an iminceinetit to redder 1 cileatha than they gambled them awn. this; pernicious measure palatable. In Inn :, his : Mr. M tatIYATT deprecated the lotroailetil.o of the rues . , ire at DO late a period of she Session. NC I regulations were essential'y interfered with, thou,ht ! treatment of the prisoners st Dartino•o, wt.. tut was a Member of the Committee of len), to which i they had preinoted trade and t h e bias It-venue.— said was one otatie most herlitsy plus es no E• st lane„. seas ifrferred the subject of placing the s,oriltratle 1 He was first *Las sacrificed to the British Dia tiler ; and whete the water was extremely pure. H - had on a fair arid equal boning. T hat Corn hitter had u next, ends ihdred , at t h e same moment, refosed . always mes et with the readiest access to tafornisitioa made a Report which was lying oit timir table for protection against the Scotch; arid, to complete his ' i from the Transport Board. ties )0/U5 —and although the Right lion. t ;it itt- ish - i.rtes, his trade was surpeadel in 110 s) and 10, After aI w word. from Mr. STEPHEN. is COM.. man (Mr. Percent) allo w ed the ' twice of the pr b. ttiu,e disulharhou from grain iu Great Ili itaiu was , meodation of the general good treatment the O i:,t , P ro}l'l iteti Oa sulie;eist re.oson) ; and, tattle. • I t moos Ili- t nail is ! thus couutry. the papers watt resit., on which it was Intuite d . atiil the prcam ' lint was in direct oppoistom to it. if this measure sito•lar sus;senslott was vtempthl (in a most elm- I ordered to he printed. destine why, too,) iu order to afford Tiller to the ' psysrul into a law, the (rich sii‘tiller he ir l.l !natal- 11.9VCDEN'S DIVORCE RILL. lai tire spirits 11.411 for Etittlatid and Sl .14.1--stid I stigur c 0.., hie.. pins treatment . he argued. was Mr. 13AV la 1 liutsv moved that tits Bill be read phf•ct conformity to the old British spirit of a third time. refrve a culaallerable profit. Ile thought ihthrr ' in the It Fort of the Committee sholthi ha 'Adopted, moimpoly and oppression. That every bleeding 01 t Mr. Lot entre ',rid, that he had an arldottorail or a ,uspentson of the spirit trade should t.ke place the British Constitution haul long beets withh-lul 1 clause to propose, for the purpose of making some for a ii.' rthin period, l oon I re l an d—that cnocessien, corroto , r ill or eon- 1 provirsen las- the unfortunate woman, a l io , a , ' .1 . ::.• el lose was then agreed tn.—Another, a l- 1 caution's!, had at all tunes been made to her with I conduct had been the cati.e of this eipplicalinih -1,14 hi.; t:te Scotch dishlter to ittaiiitfueture spirit* t o r the wi, •st poastloie grace, and only w heti she seemed She had, at thy time of ma/ tittle 10,000 . mo d the Irish tuArket, out l ier stiOlittr resttictiona, viar disp,ool to rairOrce her rigida. She hash now au i there were oo cloldreu of this marriage to whom the then preshoseit. • acknowledged, 'palpable grievance (*lnch revenge : intere , t of this money could hr pail, so snit laniegle Mr. W. 51111TH .4 11, that by the provisions of regal .11.oceoui.i obviate) against the Scotch . eds. ' some orswision .Was • MAP far her she would be To. this Bill every thi•ibc ..4. ..c"fieed to Ireland— tiVer. wla came into her toask:t wi Ii his spiel ' s, , duced to taws c pinritfly, viria.ka .6 + hoehmod wile ( Hear, hear.)-41e again repeated. every thing re '. isi..g.. as it drawback. the Brit , sh ditty Una. iin sill Inhice. Ti refuse it would be indicting pains was sacrificed to a fraudulent demand on the part l 21 ' 1 ' ) i s '''''g n ' a f the Sc °l6 ditty (th'• '2o'4 *hi . '" 1 and penalties h 'hood measure, a shi.•g which the toe Entriisit elisahle. songiut to keep ht:i (he fit-ii) law never I:psi to cohtemplatiom He then moved. 0( that country. Fur fear that the articles of the ; tot illy oust of the Eogli at market , lisee4ll,e b. (the ! is Tloot the no to, r..,.otosottte‘t, so cosh, r to fill up 'Union Lad.' he infringed, the Right Hon. 1 on. Gen- tleman refused to agree to the surpension of the 1 British di-tilles) w >'.o 't 4 liohle that market. I i the blank .filch he had left to be filled up in the This spirit, he fusi4e 1,, had invariably chsr..cti.risetl , clause he had to propose." spirit intercourse ; hut if he understood the art of 1 Great Mit iin in h- r eaminvrcial de tlisigs with all' The Hums. then went ioto a Committee. and union tightly, the suspension of the drawbacks 1 1 the w Ail, mid to w•Ohli spirit of monopoly and per- i Mr. Locausav proposed, that there 'Mount be as eqoally i•sfriaged those artieks. to his °Mown, it ' the Act: id. vecatioui Instant! had tor centuries been exposed.— avi....ity of 4001. per mutant allowed to Mrs. Love. Ade by Mr. Lovedia half yearly during Her i itereal manufactures evre studiou-ly doom. deo. pays. ra,zel—i ilirect trade to the Coloil . ws. and l'te rest her life. of tie worl d, interdicted.—Not longer aoti than 113 I Mr. DAVIS Clone said, that he understood there years, Ktng ‘Villtain made this notable dec , urstien was an objection to this allowance of an ais 111 l ity, es to the Eru;liAl Howie of Co.•litions—" I shall do she would he mildest to her jointure of nool. a year all that lies in my power to dim:turf:4e the waelien upon Mr. Loreiten's decease. sod it was cited. maosfaoiare of Ire! ind."—lo 177 x, ti:e ta'ite of the that that was a raced right in her, and was suleabtr. House of Commons was covered with petitiotts i H. thought at any rate that au annuity of 8001. ter against • miserable indulgence to Ireland of • di. 3001. Ironid he sufficient. red. trade it g!aas and hardware to Viss aossse al Mr. Mt sus spoke in favour of the original Ails- AG ice. At ;hat time the cities of Olasgow. Liver- tion nor .rt. ~. SOM. peo woman*. wit it wool. , ors pool, and Manchester, earned their tuagnauimity vent the Lode from hailing recourse to improper and patriotism to such • height as even to threaten modes of getting her hr: ad. releellias, snould those indulgencies be allowed to Ste James GRAHAM also spoke in favour of the Ireland. Even pow, ems the British Distiller larger allowance, as he understood that Mr. Love. would exclude the Irish manufacture (spirits), from den, when he mated this Lady. was an obi man, hi. market, his country •is anxious to receive (end and she a young woman. This disponi yof yens has her receptacles supplied by) an abundant might operate. in a certain degree. t onallate her supply of to- raw material—the corn. A free trade guilt ;. and, therefoto. the punishmt should, .1 la .w•ea the countrits, Pisan no duties, or equal possible, be mitigated. duties was the principle of the Union. This prin. Mr. W. Sum sp.ise of the extreme crimina l i t y Mole l ' irsel Loom effected with • vengeance, as against of this female, to whom he thought the title of Ireland ; but when she reipiireil the seine principle uodarturate only applicable, as having been guilty to be acted upon as agniust Scotland, the British of a heinous crime. Ilex hellbent', indeed, wee Distiller su t gge.tt, as her Tethys', the interruption unfortunate, anti rt ass his money they were now of her trale. and the vMlition of the Union. lie disposing of. lie begged thou to consider mad • • ted that, even admitting, for argument, the apt onto') the slim. INO as not to &trout luxuries. Irish Distiller to derive certain paltry' advarmiges while on the other hand it shouts: not drive to eka from the spirit trade with Englacd, they were coon- Mr. Was melte thought 4001. a proper sum. terbslanced, in an bereft-142We proportion, by the The CIIANCELLOR of the Et. .tit QUlte thought it iriieriel he nod his country had anstliiie.; by the wrong to it;trotluce a dense nu imoortent in t h e der Mile aril abominable measure of the Union. lart stage el • Ilill. To give thi • prier wows' , re tie asked, whether Geittlein - n, who , mw clarmair.d lief, toss what they were hound to do ;bu Iliadmie agoisst the Irish D:s'iller, Were ready to r• . tore his nistrroig justice they might go to a most ruinous country to what she hod !cot by this Aet t Were extent, if they established a prospect to adulteresses they ignorant of Cie numerous sakridres she lad el p!riitiful pros:-ton. made ? She had been cajoled uric of her iiideperol- Alter * few words from Mr. Somme mid Sit mice by the in lit an 'e no pi0m.90., that tie coodi. hoer finsuast. tints of tier penide %mild speedily be meliorate I : T41445;e1011Cr a *titril the print re of the Mums wher...is, r.. car i n e.i".re (-et-id:it-a to li ire that and, in a ma:t-r of so much isoportmee. 'mom. eff...t II 111 f.ireii resisted ,iiiil defeated. and it ,eeme.l her to them not to deride I .retivitatly. He resalte I sod oily to refits. her red . OF,I, leaf even ro therefore reo.mrsended an seljniarlithent Mr H e (limo-tent her gradually of any solitary fillet 414 4 Ege. Committee, whirls els agreed t... to wilds the file op-r.itto.t of this Act had eulilleil MR. MANSELL PHILLIPS. her. Let this uhjet t lie avowed, and the limns re. The Order of the Day for the attendance of Mr. pealesl I Phillips having been read, Art •r a few works from Mr. WIS. T ttrt.ott and Mr. LOOEIIIIIII fat it to he his date t • toforvo Mr. We. Salt tu, is r%iita . saiion, a 41ir.omi took the !loose, that 11r. Phillips mad eatlitl cm him this place, wt.., t'.ere apiw ir , il-wi day sit demo fetlock. He had informed taro, thee In fo•oir of the Bill Fa; the Order of the Howie had not het u served epos Apool it ;4 Mai wily 4.-.17 him, hist !truism that they required hi s a tethlsnere FRENCH PQM/NEES. Ile had come to take his place lie requeve I to Upon our return to the gallerv, or f .11 I Mr. know what was the purport and prayer of the Pent - Ross siii tiatlverting upon I 'lncome* t notch li 'it tiiiii, of wlich lie (Mr. 1..1 informed him, that it roe bleu produc•A Its -order ail the Ilan e, .eta ire t $ to 4 •". 4b. 7 Min to p'essl to the indict neat in t' kingdom. which, he said, milifely obit away silt the the state of the French Prisotiert t roit , henit the entii.t - ; of Surrey. Ile then asked obit he aag;; reports Ilial had hero curt ulate-I. as In there Icing P .. a..., vet a ropy of the lothelment, sori po i : to i!rt ? Mr. L. told him to go to the Clerk of t! , soy cuir•olowement Of itiatientian Wraith Ilimo. I ' iat a \l, ,- p or .11147 l" s ehMilibe ltl had He tut-it s that it appeared, from that doe•iment. ...lid li e . 15 al all tunes ttnatous to appear. •,-- , .. tlitt Mit of 45,933 priolner*. there were only .120 io en mionfarin•.l li! li.s Atlantic), sod did r sick; and that. not of r 4710 primmer* nit parole. kiinw that his per- , ...1 y.reseliCa was i.e0e,040:4:. aletere *err p art MA. which, *hewed that there was ll '' "' I 611 '7 ,T'l" A l . .‘ " ,. 1 the " ... vie :kV:4 l Y_ at Mater proponi of .16 . k mono.' those at large l "'I 1 ,1 "'ISel his soo s anion , . tea - --_,' 0 g,,„. than asuirreo those emilintil. II ..r 0 w.,44.(1, t h i n t „, to-morrow, he ...cold go to a Mseistnite 5e,„„....._ &warning an produced slion:il Ise printed. with his laid. For ties• ramoos lb , Hat t ' the Plat Lord C . ocnaal a risen tot this nowto„,,y o f in is eli 1 tort thil.k It owle t to prosira i t, ri co reoeainbr some 0h. 0 .rv..i um , he h s ,l f 0 ,„,,,1 T 0w 1... : hot e ',all :envie tt That the Oder ler ." ' iii epilog ISO, as to the state of the prismsers in alt. n I in '''' h e dlr i seh" r ' s t " wipe MO Dartmoor whom, in Devonshire ; and uspee,,,,d 16 Th. Set alma otssers..el; that d ee catutiction t that there .h .old IP. 4 new Holed a • sided, it was disc h arg e Ini e*lnsd i pointed. fur the superintendence of prisms-is . :f FLOGGING IN TSB 11011- t . smear war. ea the Ts misport Ward lead befit :rem to ern. (twinthef t he hre' ,. g tolv , cc's a Mr plum them. tio. •- 1 Bummer. after a 'we c ,nveras. ... 6.j. spot. the CNSOCILLOR of the Race's - rat - La thmight„ Tt and ,le. Wet mesas per.;,.:Gr'siry: WI I that. whatever !sushi have hero the &Arrests ' aus paled kw tr.tt.as ea thos sabe r ,i,,,,, ilsinal a lIIVOIS hi the Noble Lord ist the spun,. I A 1 IP "'" ' .Tyratig ' u I W. as Tee other Dries the tv t• the •so lial.P rA' " ' pit nhe alluded IN the poor slreody i ef.orol tla ll s est *di ur.:ed ad called for set prodand. ...gat be deemed twos o's.tisti. /I` ( ~ .. • . 4f--' , ; ;;. 11. _..... x ... ~).., -, 1 . 4