The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-12 00:00:00

~ ~ , * .t-stemastantolis tbrie ofOriug. teutdd be pest to ries they weekrociutab;eally see ha Ito uilti boa toosediwg to is. structiks from the distsertimit at lbsolite to tlw coarse belted Ostia,. Bat be aistsidseikas iYs laws sfisispilifirtworllsses violated. asttilmi mime 'step wee ben s t retrieve ths.astimal twashe from the stir,. refisiasi dtelsourrof Itsssitatity mammeadmillldasS_ And ehei peewee 47!.. -poi. ... who wew euhi • jilted.(. He instaoceinstanced'thelitliVair 'icily sad on i.faot. :who 16 91 P. .000 ,01 j. ~....4 ‘ 6 0 t,1 - Vittl° l3 atin t o t + though they were en_lit _ted to Wirtitictioo. , . noodled on ,the Noble . 1:60. declote. whether the esoveraor bud act,. ti *el:" . to Arbil instreetioas fib -1411* toiletry. If he* 2. , !be bleme mom be *dale', varere ; if he had the Governor hod itieurred a severe teeponeiblii ; fit felt no incitation' to - - sivp the esparedeof oforissition . retpecti ow n patti , gotta, forte 'to the Colonial Ogees as from awe-. *nee he had found the evils incurred by indivi soot*, froth ouch a disclosure. The Iles Member mild extrocts from the instructions sent not to (ile •. weal Piction when he commanded' sit Trinidad. to afire. that it wes the wish. .shit ought to be the policy. of this Crovertunent, that liberty and properly should, be placed as Audi as prite the upon the basis of Briliais law. The present Bill lie cooceieed of , the most arbitrary kitsd-.-it was directly against the colonial policy of Mr. Pitt, and wind to inculcate the docrrioe of pedlievi obedience among the tipai.ish Colooirok notnitiotanding their acne* of their 'rouge. This Bill *hewed the greatest lean. log towards arbitrary government which had oc curred sitacelhe neyolatioo—it was, to fact. toying the find atone to the foundation of s temple dedi cated to arbitrary government, but 'roach, he trust eil. Mewed of raising . a monument to urh a prni ciple. would peeve 44 sitar on which despotism e1.,,01d raise its last sigh. He hoped the result of t..is Bill would show despotism abroad, and the G wertio , ent at None . , what they had to expect fr, io prope-ninns of time kind. • . Lord CAITLERLAGH seas at a loss to seclho thread by which the compleiut Marle,by the Hoth Member, rt-.pecting the (governor of Tetaida.l. wee conoected with the present question. The Noble Lord MVO Atittd, that so far from the - Governor bemg guilty oriefusing an asylum to the people who Bed from their Goveroment, lie hattectually teat only received them (3.800 in number), but proviso-II for them Ifithe public aepenee. and sent then' to the other igands—first t a ki ll. care.tiret a ship of war 'Would nut detain thent;.pr violist* the neutrality of the British tag. As to the two in stances of the old woman and cltitd,„Jsa really knew nothipg about the fact. but he rather imagined that the tint.. Member was us touch imposed upon HI that case, as be Wlllll in the snitenstnt - that the holies of those who here refused idsoimiuu to Tri nidad. actually wltiiened the opposite coast when they were immolated' by their persecutors. As to the thanksgivings about the Heceties. lie never heard any thing about them. II any such ceremo nies were performed. they muit have been for the. expulsiou of the Freuch, sot the departure of the Eoglish, Sir M. W. RiDLRY bore teatimony to the chi. racier of Sir Ralph Woodford. sod ktattd that he . hail full reasons for believing he had in any thing lie had done, merely obeyed his iustructioa. • Me. Gamey** concurred in this minion, and assured file Hoo. Stember (Mr. Marryatt) that his otsteinetits were montane. On the ouestion for reading the Report, some 'elapses were proposed. - . • Mr. Aldermen WAITHNANT .bjccted to the in.. - trod action of clauses, in-this manner, into a Bill of so lunch importance. Lord M, coptiirred in this objection. Lord C•svitEarillet repeated. that previous to any diacueriou lie wished to have the Bill printed • - doh - the attirstions, ind'thets, on Wednesday, the diicoseion may be had. Mr. Wee. Stand concurred in the propriety of , .. Sir J. MACIIIIIITO9II said, that it now appeared the terms of ne,utrality whidefluif; stud at present did eitillt, were on aubounded supply of arms and warlike stores to the one party. slid an absolute prohibition of theta to the other. —( gear.) • Mr. MARRY Are wished that some regulation should be adopted, by which the new clauses might be understood and discussed; though important enough to make a new Bill, they had been read in such a manner at the table us not to be intelligible. Aldermun WAITHIMIAN hoped that time woold. ' be given to Aiembrrs to understood the clauses eel 'lstiseudinents, or whatever they . were. As muds, h e+r and importopt matter had - beast iatrodtsced; he ~ wished the Mode um would 6a a time when, us it low stood. it might be aniply thstesseil. ' Lord CAittAREASH mid, his intention was to .move that the third reading should be fixed far Wednesday. . Mr. P. Moose said, if tbo.Noble Lord's motion 'wire agreed to, it would preclude all consideratiou r 'of the anteudineutv. He therefore hoped A would ' be withdrawn. • • I. Lord C A3I3.IICILBA GII then moved that the Reports, of the Bill - be hskrii -lot* farther consideration oit' 'Toesday nest; but after * few words Irons Mr.. Wit.t.tams,ennsented, on the sugrstion of Mr. DisOstiO,to pottpooe it till lirerbseialay. --„The s ßepett.oas then orileieel to 'be halms iuto further asiesideratioss on Wednesday neat, and the Bill, as toneeded, to be printed. • , TOOR RATES. • ' • • • Mr. S. Bois. t moved the third reading of the IPoltes Kates .hilirapplicatioa Bide The volition - lotting Imiiti pots • . . ~ . Mr. PIIIIIISIMIR rose to oppose ose WO . dial , . ilia great objection to the measure was; that it regulated 1 . aotreyoitili 41 wages to the latemeet-by whist woo litillittient Itit,Ake. sisatuteumme,...of .fns If and lug wife 'llY l !ilia teodod to torpeteietis4se system of at - , ini Joie"' delete* this tirmagetnent. ' Mr. J. P. Classt• was of the MU opioioo. It was last utilit appropriately said in the Committer that there 'were ao Cif toy en:ors in the is Lobel. as if it had been tranifated from' • Spaoish menu:, 'script, by • puma not well vaned tu .thwt laorge: —( tateti—it woe, tbsteroee , b ette r 'to ea a new edition retwioted. 'W. RIDLLY coocorred in till* opiwirts. if it were nutty to return to Spoin the corrected edia ti0w.a..(,1 lough.) fir. snrrYBYlrr was of opinion, thee the 4 , of of chilies koposetl•most either alter or teem, the; Ism They -It ia ogle character. at , d called hr. :,~, + #C .~ '~ ~..~ . e u p yj i i o b se i s gelitelifikeyatity i i , all s ___ ___ had 1 for their eitispeing. mould net . he so blind to their Alm indeed. prilielpelfor the put:pose ef put- . duty. us net to teen theenaeleds to prevent the ae. ting a question to the . able Lord. '‘ae begged ;. monad of their chiles's—send it was certainly, snore leo, to inquire. eriuteiser his Majesty's - fdiniaters 1 prudent Co plate the children of the disiolute in a MO Used the same romor• to p revent assistonce be- ! secure' asylum; than to leeee - them with 'Wyatt', trig afforded frotiathis corretry to Spain as so the whose contagious example would destroy their -Colonies, whetbef any thing bad been dent to pro- murals. hibit erns". sturniinitioe, end 'Warlike stores being f Lord MILTON looked upon the present Bill es exported fur the setviceof the rerttles Piiii!it ? - • I going to legalize trod support the v e ry evil or which Lord CeeTt.uttgethil ra * Rialied, his Itialeaty's Go. : he complained. It would have the edict of pers,- momeot had issued a prohion tignst the es- i tooting the L'our's 1.,,,,,5, ;le could slot g e e 1, 0 ,, portatiou of arms or warlike s tole s t to Osha. Or say i this measure Could at all decrease the prevent her of our own . West India lalinidi; Lir the purpose.of I dens. Amongst • the fernier. there was a very being sent to the 'receive either of' the Prinincei in ', strong and natural feeling to keep shawls the mte of insurrection . or of those coutiucing within t he al- wages. ln conformity wish Chet feeling. when the legiauce of ' Spain. They hod. with eomplete ins- unfavourable harvest rieturred a few years igo, the partiality, taken precautions to guard "egoism% our• fanners said. " Luis better to support those ptovie 1 rom th thou I? my them °unit:ee." owe islatids h ring made the . menus of thwarting the f . 1 and ile aalls r on the rates, poor's fete ! were immense. N He views of the Parent State. * Mr. BROUGHAM said, that nothing was more I did not conceive that the plan now proposed w o uld proper than the issuing the PfOCIIMRSHOR by hit I produce *,contrary efrecL ' The applications would Majesty's Mitsisters commanding British subjects I operate in *different gray: Would it he politic to not to render assistance to dr? Colonies. 'mood as ~. say, " You shall receive no relief. unless you plaCe they conceived . themselves by the l'teaty.with that I your children in the workhouse?" Was this not State. and emporsered os they were by . the t:te7 , calling on the poor to mike an over-exertion to mon - lutv to enforce i neetvality. n ot in orclrr to I evert the evil, that would prod uc e th e worst er rs-ince to the world ilurir desire of preserwingastrkt i frets ? .Until, from the state of the (-ennui being neutrality, he washed to knew, Itsiti• they issued 1 more. iteutperaus, the produce of til more Ode e sett 's a similar Pruel.uri itiOu regartling'Spiiititi they capital. stint& *es his arm, hecaine had t• r I)soclaimaitiou against out party, ; :lulf they support him—till that period arrived, the object I: a•• . against the att . . I . • , _.., . •,.. soweit to be taletued by the Bin could not be kr, LOrd Ctstt.FeLarait repealed bitleat statement. reeled. He entirely reprobated the eysteit of •Al r. Bitouenau was de Innis of being infer - met! 1 placing clnldren. ta t he dressed si puh. ,_ n what mi ght . . . si!. thee Miens/gm bed pa•Wellaied Rialimi WOW 011 i• i lie reptwitoriev." He uric sure that nothing mild lino, and wirl kr store s t ieing ..eat fruits thif eosin. Ibe conceived more revolting to ferlitig tafisenuto try to 'OM Spiritism writ as to tuba. For nature, theta a system. which. like this, proceeded meat effectual reiliforcroeut might be prostded for I on the principle ell'aisteritigt7hildren front their tea norm°, by the r x p ot talom o f munitions of war to . fives. said , in fact , iteiitroyin th e first principles or the expedition fisting rout.Cadies Had. that been unman nitrate.W which taught us to love our {eal*. guarded VIM*.! • • '" ''• • , i oar brothele. .and our siefert. Bat, if this „me*. Loid Coss . Leitea.sp (imsolow a tone of voice as lure *ere, ffirr)ed into effect—i( children were no to be nearly' laudable in the i'vellery) said, thist Wsy , 1 1 . Weigel ; lii* endeared to their Yes4nds end repelivei hasps: to.,preyeet Ow expotiehoss nr erase Mlclitax b et tAtehled4 ieettletoiellich.heepe p(Odkic;l;t4g:lo would baeaken ineffectual., made Mitsietitte ; had .weistri, ire a greet ineattire, he put to the • , of at the stone time taken on thews' le regalati 11# ,those•litser feelings, wiliolisiera the noblest features trade to isem's and warlike atom hetweeu this count: 'uf the .Itu'ePtnikt%t y ee. 7 Ph would. ondetlitebi try en 4 e!lttio rotioof Ems*, • • , ciretimstanCeli, s it t 1,1,1 e tanesidiurot. '. . Sir J..Stlastratig supported die Bill. Under'llie . .. __ present system, vdkatoectrer the labourer got from I the parish. was generally spent in the ale-vouse—ii I course which the Bill would effectually 'accent. With respect to the education ..f the Childretedf.the . 1 poor, he thought the mode now propo sed was'inost !., excellent, singe it would secure the children ail... 1 indigent front being reared attintet those segues of vice and misery. in which, at present, airy' iivele i brought up. Mr. rnit.s.tra objected to thin Bill. becnese, in his o s sisiniii ' it svid nif inseteasueably extend the hint- den of tbelloos!it.l..aws. - tr they told the poor that 1 they would support their children; what was three 4 to prevent the narrate frost -protordiog in a monk .° of vice arid profligacy ?It n o t I destroy w_t_ the moral I chancier of the Cmisstry, foebo th filial and paternal affectioo-would be weakened, if wit ressweed, and . .. 1 mass ufitiiiery•woeld lie occasioned, which it *odd . at Iretitti! 10 found impossible to restiAy. Sir lt. WilAps suppotted the auit4idaterit, Mr. Bailin was of opinion, jibes the great n 'primary siriaeo of the Poor'ivikervni was, the •inisdev, query of wars, with robseroce to labour ,setissity perfumed: It :wan clear that the fanner wootd tips tfiavoui to Wei' labour performed nttlic'iiiiiii poiw vilAle Lute of limps; and it, followed thiiii. if n la.' bower received Ws : for the support t i f his la.. artily, nod if far Us. he &laid maititais isimself and wife, iii addition to itt Child/eta-4a iliac e tree ease it evident Atiitt tiiii . ' littely N oft to teccivefloini G‘fit,tfte rise 'A that ON liisit' 014 . 4iffings per week: Thdienes.o sloe ,Ifsings that alight to he immediately' removed. f With .tespect twthe inipropriety of educutingehildren in ploreo'arrot from the residence of their pereute, 1w euereive4 the plan was onobjectionitble ; and it %Si who opposed it would reseisiee-the vrosisiew that were made in this point,. they would flu{' that most r their arguments were untenable: lk_ . i J. .14; MS Jolt) 7'Y ail .1: :::MITY cm itl4 tr:Trza I: Ws-MILEY I' nal. • al IltilklTT. • . „ Altalp, 'Lewis knout's, R. !Mondry, ripielc AN-minder, James Eitomort. T. G. Neot.iii, W Allah Atexatultr Evian, li. I\ .4.1m1, Sir Joins Alllel4. Lord reire„ J. T. ' Neel, Sir G. Arbutuout, • Right Foo t , J. O'Brien, Sir r., . lint, C. Pane, V. Ilgle, H. Al ~_ r:1,...... W. prrati.l, K. Oiniminr,y,V. sr isid. • Whines, W. IL ttiturc e, >i f i . ~.... ' barks*, a I÷. Kul , r ..,es, 1....,..5... 1 Brine, X . Florio, Hon. E. Palen. U... t •. Retry, ht On. U. Fitzgerald. Iloilo V. Puri t, :1911 R. hattai.l, E. P. Pit zflarrit, Lord P.ticeohroa. H ..m.F, Renard, J. -.. foretod% W. P ills, Sa L. Itatintrio, Kt. U. BANTAM, Rt. Hon. J. Pritmerston, Vie w . Iladwaret. Melva. T oiler, J. L. Pete.,. Joh.. Ilettieft, ft. Ho. J. Fs efkrii. Arthur Pill, W. Ilellril. Eadorf Gaciragli, l..wd P. t 1011, far T. Fkutiort, L.e.l I% Giltaril, So. R. Pole, S., P. I Remand, Lord G Gabe* D. Pereee-A, 5i 1 ,,.„„... f 11.iesfeed. Roe J. (kept, G. Perrine, Sir J. Illinsitiog;,luird Gourt, T. If. Iloilo:a.. e, Jos. Muir, J. H. Guidou, Julio Pliipin, 1i.,,,. E. Blow,•1. Goullia ril l , H. Pitt, W. ii. Ihroweli. A. Grant, R. Pow, n, E. W. Wake, V. Grant, Kt. Hon. C. Rub(. no, tY. A. 11411 1InsaillmisTh illiL R. H. G thi m r r i a rit:H i . t e ed A , ' H , C il rio. Sir C. ii ltu ue bm f ro m. , t sir C.. F . Robiri,un, K' 11. F 0 4 or", J. M,* .r, Peter Hirt, Gromall Ituekravag ~ L ai l o r Ilroisne, hairs Hum, HOS. R. 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Alpcd•inald,Jararo Wratoor. , .B l3 ii•l 1 0 ser - -- 7. S. Mackintosh, Sir ): ' , Thar. Th: -- . - TV , Sir G. % iamb SAP L vropolikiew. it Wilididaileilt Willibe, 1. Wail 1,0.44 ,n his opinion this chpetrine erns curregt ; end the true viae to eirie the lwur Christimis, Weis by ritu . Mr..CuweTtitell *di if •hr uuderoSend Aise-ars, gurnents correctly which were uped by that flan. and Learned Gentleman (Fir J. l‘lackirotosh). they were threefold :•that the Bill would trod toiocreiwe popelatien to an injurinio event ; would throw the juvenile part if it loosely on the country ; and, Tedtiee the tabour of wages 'to the arinimenas capable of Suit ' • „,..* extueirce. the ilia pont, he cuireisl u er that -- the - Varried Gentleman' came It, a conclusion without hay. ing stated such premis;es sr would wairaut. tt ; with respect to tits second. the present Bill • merely undertook tote such education to WO. dren ** ' curl& ten r than lean a burden to society, and merely prevented the practice . of giving stoney to the parents who'ridglit employ it 1,4 4. vaistageourly ; soil Hari cons ideration would be sufficient sower to the third objection, for the wages of labour could mot be affected by other morns than troches woad slier the proportion tte tween the demand for 'labour and the ordinary supply. Alderman Woos sent e a few winds, bat the worthy Alderipau ,itrited to labour slider the eta fees of a' elefielaki, which leudwed them Mau' . . dibla in third** •• • , Mr. Cwittettu mestremed his fairs, that the etre, ration ta . trio proposed increime the evils of the f'oor'Linis in a terifil3'degrce. -• - The gallery en Bleu. dared for adiviiion, when there astitt'sreti•—', ' Ara Nu' , t ..... . . , AlaijorPy in farrow of 4 0 .114 Oita by readmission , latellw gatle_iy we found • •• Sir J: hiscairrosit' speaking on the ilecesnity of establishing sours K rovision to secure . the chit. dreg, 131stentitiff011) being compelled to'iiitertd - plteeliirrheirre Worship where principles remitter/40*h. religioris opinions were inculcated. To aged-thia 4•t, he purposed to propc:* a donee; «hide:half been prepared by the agent tile very large class..appermins, whose conscientious feel ;ntjs were alartned by the proposed Bill. The' Honourable and Learned (lentleruan then read a clause fici•eila'bling . all children contemplated by tli;•13111 to adind at the nearest place of worship authorised by law, of that denominatiou which may be .ippointed by the parents or nearest relatives of these children. Mr. S. BOURNE tliotight such a proviso wholly .1 unisecesisiii; for there was nothing contained io guy part of the Bill which could imply that chit. dren should lie compelled to attend any place of to- ligiuue worship, contrary to the militate senti nomu of their parrots. . The clause war rejected, .0 • A (Jame voila reprised by Mr. Aldermen Wool), to erxrtnpt Jewish . citildio , is Ohm attending at places of Christina warrlup. this clause, however, was re jetted MI s • ,The BM was then read the third time and posed. NEW WRIT. The SPEAKrn was directed to issue his warrant to the Cletk of the Crown, to inskr nut a new writ fur the election of a • :Member for • the borough of • Dotchrsie4..issAlse room of Sir Samuel Shepherd.. who had setirpiittl of the piece of •Chief Baron of . Scotland. THE lONIAN IiILANDS. Sir C. Munch neuvtd 011 Addrias to his !bigot Rightiess•the Prince liveent, that three laid sier / the,,table orally a a Tr ea ty, concluded botioStem liter4eortritTorkey. in the tear irgtO. relaoh, fo• the 'broil - wafer Iteiroblie, tire prase being referrrii; to in the Treaty of Paris. Lord CASTLIIIIBIGn ronsenterl to the prothretie. of the Tieisty, and the Address was ordered. ' • GRAtiIIIOUND El RCTION. ,• - On the mouton of Lord -.lotto Pussor.e., the House resolved itself iota it Cost nittee for .116 e our pe.e offtearisigwituesieii on the Grarbpout4Aii i ry . • r %William More. an Alderman or the Boiongh of Grompouud. was rolled in. acid examined. Ile *toted soaaryisettensittores which had occurred at arkildittydits:.l. CtibtftllAN theta reported prerear, tot td Tituftrley istdr. , 4. I brendlit ite : the .111.inttie• at oh.- E - videnee 7 04" -eallfdamad SidlcrYCmos i nittee. . • 'floe. Attract of i h o Pearyn fleiherf FjeetiiMt MO - IMII bouts nis i , do *arida...tits was for., rkowdoon• h 0 pod tlid.tltiadtimetta I.Vvilhim4sortsext. SAW SarlitisktisierAl .91 Scotland WtKris visa Oa • Wild time, and intsmil. • • FRAM (YORK IiNITTIMIfft BILL. At the wares • of Mr. lietwood o the reedinof 1110. - o.ll' siarrAsebrintrellifildoy snot(. C(IVILT fli rHANcrivir (litei.min) BILL. -• Mill woe trail it swami time, cod roesiositsed. 1). Gummi - Isroolksop sist Ifessuri of tlw Committed' nmndalion* Bill —The itairodnients were to, and the Bill was ordered tots read the third lime Monday next: - 1111/111 f'AYMENTS 111.1.. _ Bill was react a arsoast glint, and orsirsed to he eons obliges, on Mtorriay . mat. • "Illa American Convioniun 11111 was road a mood time, Ansel ordered to he colosaisted mn atroohey next. Mr 'ferias Gummy brought he a Bill for the better blihtiessahre of she Poor,u bie.h • as rrna • bras '• wt.-gest to be rvail a woad time een Toecslay neat. Adionened le 'binder at (hue o'Clort. • • • Thursday 13.110 t was taken at the But we'. Cur 11w deretruitottion r.r rheioliorrir 11Sat this Conti concur in the recanwarattati bimetal*, as remained to thtir Wonlnt , ~ and that the bs4lll of M 1 MlOl. be Srairada ki he nerltail to the benefit of the ittstiaas , iu the inn& pointed nut iti that Resiatul to tic enefielasti , e of smuttier Cameral Cum:, o'clock the gitt..4s wes•e fiwally tit livietttb the ealltitireff, who reported he— • - I, E. C. C lftrellsiii ;ohs *WON, Walter Williams, IV.' Wslmo, Sit 11. • West*, A klerirro rOf lbe question Agaiott et TiLVlry • laimbtos, 1. a Slejority ter the quation .. tali 1111111*SP Je Noelieplelll% Pigott, Sir A. Fleming, Juba Sou;ls, lion R. Giedrell,.Polocoe Smitb, John Hamilton, Lop! A. Sinoicy. Lord Whitbrtad, tt H. 4 uleit, the repaid of obeemilas a gpparal tratity 4meased .to hare Itaatt.. opaudioid. sad a mu or adieu by the- /foible Lord. al . _ nitlesSltr 4 supportiog wettimisv. r ,.. sp it er4diw the Vtqol, 40 .0 V.. is I t , la , • the Noble., Lord bids V' Oth 11 1011 ' u twr " 5 1 BAbliittclWitetild be •bi •'•'• • • 1 0 it was uttittei tacit serf ' • . Hattie, whether it would endwise that rigulatieue id?' tepded to pterrrve a neutrally, toolblied by particular tircututtauces, shield bt auntie rip - mode ;ItiX• of tiontralitv dl Pits. He 11th Bat. They gave It it sew cblvsCtCT, v... I:AIM. W. ~-,..------ - ~_, _ _ , a re.comutittal. He thought the entuset could wife only ; aSV:itiatilest to,perregnMS, Wimp ef tom arsumenis were wiitcna. ! ... _a - iliessering the "swum of kis wieges:l4 their we Ott J. fillscgistosit was of minion; that Stomp), . the last i Doe tutor proper' discussion without abet kepi . . . .. - laud libtf ore hoped that' proposition would be ao 7 !Wy k tlatotritg the - ebppert of Me eleldres en - s 'in Abe commencement. the ttipticetieto a* relief; • The C ceded to. , . Walto itud`wkitkeolpttliitil feeliiiiiitod.Prisciples • seder this Sal, might be few, in consequirnee or was ;Girl Mr, BATSON e said there was no Sill if thiii," laticb ranee ind • pone* 44 1 11 aigrette(' on ;the .wswilliugness .of percale In part %from their 14,,,Gp„ Mini—/Hear, /raw the Oppositionj—be did nes e .hitb. -He thought the oispOitegli 11511.wesald I e!tildrefi., yekotbry would, inthseed,he very gittidy , tiw Grant / of course , A men with the saws obj e ct, H. which, it be to place the most intlaaness , pima , pert 4 i_0•44.4L " He eeareived ,tbe: esAkture would have ' : Tlie.:lte five' Nis Gestlemes of the twattriou were to sit Ai e llo. pliiitSioos ohottiltoodOesillk o °sold taut thkeeect of eradiate (n 1441444 N 1 114( 01 1 " ''.")*Y .. Al s o r tt. 4 ,4 i dews, le take it to pieces, (salts similar to these oh., WI 'r they, le*te up the enee 'leaf:l44)om of thris tattailt., 'tithe enlinsesid met of the hat Stantehr, .al a i, isCeed IS is the Catamittee that stunting would Not .ottra ethipriug, 111 the Witioteitillitien; Wit* inne2.- •'l4Beseestahlivittnetits ought be vesdne ird silikgrest r () A im (to w , t e e ragyall ! . lie ia not think there yes Soy itemesity idle end extravagant ip be beg. .1-lir moved. te ,:eisils esserllin: sad .*Oohli hotiollo' • oll'o vary t fee me it. eti entestilmeet, that **Sall be reed a third time ,fietlfti!iilleloi l .- WA Of H* l " .11 ' hit feel, °mg i A. 4 ' ' SilkEtautiollete said it wee alma amiely clans, this diy sit months. -- '' . 10 1. 0041 er litit icitiii, owe ••tiert.tieess:—asel thine I tile Pin s that was mow proposed to be introduced , bee eh.* Mr: P. Moose oppeeed th elin, becatiet sprin. -who imagined theta naitehmaf public racers NMI id 1 COE • *beets of new matter. &kyle' of it ma in Air' ~ e;atif Tient, the vkamilons, casino* to act in this !highly prisise-wesalty and 1 This Si The Souctiett•Gessiter. mid the preposerl rigii is Arty ow ter .M I 4 owls cotkiittente, betteficialeteintivr, would Awl. in the red s that i 1,,. ) , i '.lr. 1). • oddities:a were not - nee esectments, Mat amends fee isatance. wits. altar working Atheists I 441. mid biol. ~.."4 4 °Pe. .0 . 1 111 °01 11 4 4 lottotitt!lf • fienoloo: 11)•±17 ! I I : 11 silents of foram closers. Sfi hoop etieek. *eat meekle to procure aaleient felliss 1 4 . OVlte.oted to *Fa. Oat the lite°Pot ltioo ' ...n i ttionea ° ' Mr. essises (edeerting to the remark of Mr. fee their sehsisteriee; Weida, by it, be tut- eff fruit Sias steihisssise bet a sew e4atian er tlir . plal pones-I lialisint_ Werred to the clause he leerekilieted to all perish relief. t Orlkie'rekatti ta e atrpiinartatal th e lawiormely.aeginetteed.' Let the Ileum leek to 1 'rm. si t h ehC4Mitee providing that eft lances under ameadasent. - . ticti Immo :titre _of gut norm. At ...erten. i.e. I solieril on .. t Act coontnitted to the United litagelas t hoelit . The goestleotwering Wes p o d, . . 0014 4 . reek nliinkbay. of ilaildrrii, ealucalifd in . -.loam be preereated and tried in the Coons at Wee. bir. S. aeon's raid, that the menetwe liett-beest I gave linif . .IrOldd be mut forth In the' sat urea inhaler es , Dublin, so that °Cruder, ageism the frosted not with refertuce to the eituatien of one - "Meld:- • • Tice climbs* Ives. could tisoy preen& - 61 : 1 1. „," Act is flipefiod should be removed fee fist to Emir .particular body, but es . a 'panel . nint titration of - etsplitiatellit'? This IMO' en vel temely duislttrak -u01.0r.1 u imid or Ireland. and asked whether that tree a trivial .evila Wink had been fend entrentelf an.chieranr„ ; jiiis,tt. ' Ahtl 6 wit' **ld 'she Ow rommeollice. if **we . . error. al tech • aye as ;mold be distimetted hi es t *nein/ frets th e practice of psying - ssisney Is the mg -#N)ikcf9:4 l o .ll lii i .:44,..gleT w n l ` l l, hiAliris.r . Bill ? .. -- total Mr the osipptst ofiliecltitdrea.. Thetirat co booty broil in th e 4 . 4 4 %PM: ' ' ill 16 ' •' - Pile. AT_Sall•T explalead. , -' " - -.4 ..' - 01014e.ofthebell, that theMeriey id winced . , lis meet! . eimple with AO* Ski ei eiriverem? Vitmliettet Otte • Tii T a. h:r! wThe insessat oadettilicussiest • ' • r a p sod iimpreekienthr egpendett in Male . We/say iltatertdiar teinietpteacte of.mtelkw mei.- -g- -to. Seenal lifter emeadments Were . • pit - ' .. . ; whereas it appearitd,flean the . pinti - phlit . 'tknii . ? . rne 'tifftiv Ililt ilyititosild. hot I"' sir igreed to, ti which-- • l'hai so. sf • Laid Sheffield, that -that 'slid .las t ow chilthen iiikf' the_ 1140 ; • . i f ithige on ii.....!ki! litoprr .1 r : , a Lord Castirsioaoli moved. that lib , Din; site tekeieftent their patents was applied solely to their limey mil.„ '. .. q ' if . ' ooketilitillitt . ko iioe ni: eill t - sit, . . . the a mendments, be eirossed. . . stienteneeif, inetrectisni • mitt' poprMeMeni ; sod ths'cleates,. toiniptonsattess the operation of thad grinlersi, Mr. DUNA , / thee the most ads:4AM omen :ishishwee *chief gavatiteg'i hY ihe;latitr,tiPtem.' .Iholtiott'ihe.coOditell lottaressts oho were DOWti'. l 'llasitem of eit would be to fame.the tfl re.cominingd. . His ree. elm sails, yeaermina instill ' kle...trimfesseet . ....holt' - I rth;,. 1 1 , Leo (le s t ' f? du ; (*valise. tinder i.e .i . 41 S u 4 son for thinking. me was, thee the ieto . greasd itige„ heat wait, lines distinweatJaihits, to eicanit•tetrristlet4l4'nflit '#:_tbri ixibtrit" at prtekut. AI ,is I adtanafd its istrailagtioa foe the .oiteesate slit' . bees, clotted, and the means et aeryeititrig,helevhef - 1 . Um , ololdrta : . would hr Obliged to A like;; anis. thin' , ligisletim provisieue on the: -isdnary and niefulify.' • • OuAht,fignileffes;vlWtt • Aiilisaul a 'amen it.* it went* die not 1.4)1nw. /writ" mitajiet eat only to-rem/1W states, end nee .Itiviug the peoialiiy",ot.e petapinetkiii \ Z i t, he Csliotel Weed, lw ilnt lc; what lend &hen r A se countries in the 'emboss etflik Smith Americas thought the mossare would be agesdat, the 'train the'Leatiejd Gentlemen, oho had jest minket', i ilittehteee; whereas i %Men* of the precediair seed hesellcial Warts.. , ,''. • gemiejted s iliat the .edecatiou of clialthee, in the I ..-•.• ' • • • • .. . . . . . , . . . . Au Ilan. ' • 'awl_ at tbit sane*. sputi et canrver . Nip pon& would be hiaily bti.e64,41.1.. vi,,ce o r &A n t l e ingt4 jag BA. HEisrberelsrly Or !A - veeilt Be tbe meow , of sendi_ Wfortk4 ave teta(lil jected be , - . 1 ,1111 01411teciter 14,00 . .. *Striven . of intirvi* isAij" viith - prvf)e try pv. . the i r r *. o.. "dryid i jaii i iLiforiii in so ak, 4) . 10 'ly ruled irerif:thge Itieeil-e.aeld: • in wor k .. •s a ik ,ii ' ,sr* Vire 46;1 to ' ~ ir. was the best- forfbor of *Web . num ,destrey where! sgectiVit: • coblii" javeibly be poierv:tit. A very c . ebrated !gr. S. Bongs. id expleustien, observed. that writer on Ibis subject 101 , 1 swil, I' Yam wilt um Nue . _tire cbildeViiierly VT rulieliivitrt -st vire rainy -ite. - pgsperrif-raerandarthr -tweet d im s Chemojea t 4... .. ......1.8 1........ t r.. In hut uninien this doctrine was correct ; and the c the better Do u gl as , " ' - - . • II: V sa d H. F. S. Alarkintoih, Sir): II Illi , Itl. 1)01a1111R011, Via. Hilton, Via. Madam, Hon. G. Martin, John Dentate, Hoi. 1.. aterest, J. V. Ditudis, Therm )`!Illy G. Daudet, C. Illildmoy, F. 111.1. East iudis Ellis, Ron. G. A: Mob* Or C. wing Clues' Idlitsiu, Cuthbert -Ifilmro, Peter •Ithelnitoo, Vise. illepells, Vim. ' letion of the =lee, ildward Iltart; Sir Thoo. Infirm of the litioidft, Earl of • Deraiiisio, R. W. accord' ugly Flislar;lt. Neville, Him. R. Marquis lii Fitspbbon, litt.ll. Newport, Sir-J. olutinn, •oubs Forbes, C. 11, . Numb/, • Volley " I. " ' irassikerly, N. • Nugent, Lord dogleg & egrittr„ rititusuo, Sir R. C. O'Callailiae, J. ti the Wm- •t /ASA IP Akerernmby, H..J. De Huiliepiett i %. 414 Asioll, W. Fleming, Julia 101 111printh.Sir Ilhos. Gieurell,.l.ollCot _ Churchill, Lord C. Homilton, Lold A . TPA ' Cetera. J. C. • klautell,Jekto 11, re. . , t 1 r / I , i a~ I Amt • 1 6 . jr \