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Itar) ought to he pi umautteed, By Mr same, "to . - Jo A Rlll.Trift ICA 1. GRA7tIMAR, in 'lllicit the rem . nt.ot itopteettlet.r. to 'treats! mud bpeaki..s, arc arterteol, tit. true Sour, 4.• ..Itkant Primo-t0t...0r punted not. To o it art tuldr.l, (sulfates 4,t Coup.mt.e,,, ur oat., end .at) ?t o'se s'ittlutt testtotto f,,r the ireuetr, anal t•treimg l'it •or rh.oJer By theatre. Peo. 7e tszent,t. I t( DEMiC SPFAK 07, A [.,t. t.to P.01...111 • ..r uy tm, I 10,,, Srt troy the beet Wntere, proper us be rot i rt • HOtSE OF COMMONS. A diment‘inn took place upon receiving tie Report of the Sydeubsto factotum Bill. A division wok place. styes there •ppeared. Aycs sd, Noes 44 i and the Ldl wu order, J to he brought in. The further too.ideratiore of the Report of the Irish Distillery Bill •••• roptt ; • .0•11 to It uu d a y. nes t. slr. Itt;TCHINIIO94 r•AtruVed his in ttion to, Thanks to Sir Robert Wilson to chum • on lemming of the in I.spaaltion of the Secretary a ate !ifr Rider) who heal csprosaed hN wish to be present ulolo the ~ C 14a64.10. • Mr. Huentsewir ...it...qui at eonsiderah!e length into ea •s -plays* ion on the 'object of th•• Specie retain... 4 to the Sault of England to meet exigeuctee, an described, in Am teri.iy 'ernes, the solid and ratisfactury intestine of the Hank. t bit he ....t to do away any misconception ou this important subject, av ick might hare sciwn oat of what hid fallen front him um a former occasion, in answer to the question of a Noble 1. •rd He concluded hy mooing for an Arronnt of all the omit a tif the Coin of the Hralin from the Hank of England; from let May, 181 , 1, by order of Hi. Majesty's Cunard*, specifying the date of each order, sad the amount thereof. ItrdeisJ. Sir Jaws Se tw mooted for an Ac.cuitat a the Holes payable on the Stage and tither Coaches, since the year I ae2. Orden d. Lord P•LV rR•TO% renvrti forf the Copy of a Letter Gain Doctor 13..1i5ul iv t. Moore, Loi relative to the Medical partril. The Free Port Aet powtert through • Committee. •ud the Report wag ordered to be reretired to.euorrow. 1 be . Canada laep•natina Dill peened throwith • Com mitt..., •ad the Chairman win directed to move f.o. leave 1.1 bong..l • Bill to allow the exportation of certain ■rttel.. trout at vent parte in Europe to North America, wader certain modest tiows. Leave go en. The Q.•rantine Rill peeled C.roash a c oran otee, and the Chalrvaaa was directed to mine foe leave to luting in a Rill fur relieving doubt* respeetiva the baperintesido4 WC CI • vf Q.ar•atittc, and their .1 +intuits. Lew...given. The Report or the CVIIIIOIIII,C .pea the l'oyirong I.awo Bill, WWI ordered to be received to moron , . The Irish Road 1101 was ordered to las reeunionitted to morrow. Irish I otercbseer Cora TIM was res 4 4 C.lll tin , , and ort/ermi tO be react a sccn•ml lime to umorrow The CU?II Provobiun Bit we• rcnti • nevoid firs., •nd det..1:11.1 be eonlobitted to•apso The consideration of the dtaiy Semites is Ettil4 ) , postponed to to 'moan*. The Eigebeveer Balls Rill was read s first time, and or dr., ell to be rem' a wood lame to-ni.nrow The Act of the Sod of tieurse the Third, ow thc 401 Sot lf Drawbacks, was ordered to he tam U.S. tweeter" IWM to•e.~rrow. Tit. Ein**slewiritt Bill enst tbrong% • Committer. The 11 , 3, es areett.te4l, wee ordered to be Foisted, sou tee arr. t to he received to =wove. _ ..... The Marne 31wtine XII went Ihronith a Cnm rater, ■IM the Kaput .'+r *Mewl to b: reer.ted to-ntort... The thtler of the 1).1 was (bell '110 , C.; :Or II i"t" 3 Cnrainsttee UT the Lup vblu wlO the SLbc.4ll, ul ue teh.ch stranger, were excl•.k.l. 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