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r IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 110VSE OF LORDS, Tnuaso•r, Joss ti •••• BANBURY. PEERAGE. Mr. Hargrave was again heard in behalf of the elaingiut., Forum proceriiiiiga were postpout d to this .las Mr. WMARTON and other Members from the Holm 4r. COOll/00N Isrottith; up the Tote nt Credit Bill, and several idler 11146, which were laid spun the Table. The Militia Adjutants' Bill, and the Anditw a' Accounts . . Aisitituts 818, were reed tire third Caw, awl passed. The Eighteen-penury Duty Mistake Bill, the M'aralsousieg Geode Bill, the Ship Metiers' Bilt, and thi Maitaie Coin reirsiesene Bill, were rev' the second time. The Irish Paper Date - Bill, end the trfoli Rosa eels' (till, pawed throwgb Itloreesoters, awl were reperlet ititLael Olt eettudwent. • • PROThsT. • Viscount Sionolivis rose, and stated it lied been his iiitentioli to enter his Protest regularly, accordiug to the 'bolero(' the !louse, but having erred in hiss kiiimledge, iu respect to the mode of entering mid iii,,ouing the Proteo, the time appoint ed for the proteediug had elap.i.d. before he could remedy the mistake. Cutler these circumstances, be trusted the I louie would indulge biro with fur ther time, till to-morrow, for that purpose. It woe not only his own wish, but several tither Noble • Lords had signified to him their intention to xigu the same Protest; btio.„ from his error. they 'acre disappointed. The Luau CIUiNCELLOR c.a il.l 11:IVO no objec fon in erotititig the indulgence to the Noble comet, but, to the !wet of his recollection, it would be a D ew precedent iu the vote of other Noble Lords. Still, if they were disposed to ;tate, that, at the time, they signaled their intention to prote.t ✓outurrence with the Noble Viscount, he could net hesitate iu ecceding to the proposition. Lord (luxe VI 1.1. V. thought it hi+ duty to censure all.oh.ei yahoos in that !louse, whi It went to pot interrogatiale , ., for the 11111 0 1,C of 6 'ding out the intention of its Members. Thu 113... e had no such authority.. Vo.count all/ Tif declined Accepting any iii du{gence whirl' ilil not include those Noble Lords who had lost their opportunity through their reli ance on latin. 'E ar l STAN fierE observed, the Noble and Lenrii ed Lind on the 11roolasek was in the Court of Chancery, and in the habit of putting taterrogs toriee. fie himself had, born examined in flout Court, and he was asked, whets he woe at Derby. nod if it rained. and why ? But he cootesideil for the proposition, that all the lords atiOit sigu the Protest. After a long, conversation, in which the Barb of LIVS/11.00L. ROSSI' f.N, mid It.xottori, took a poyt. in which several illOptiSitlOAS were finely the sp.estio u was moved by Viszwunt St eteutall, !diet the indulgence Ix extended to all, which was tir net} without a division. OCOTo SriTocv BILL. !Ipso the order fur the cantnient. of this Sill,. The LOAD Nee t Los wee *vine; the House going info u Coinusittee, un the gromol that nine's sujuri would arise to those who would immediately he affected by the alteration proposed, because no compensatioa was provided for the loss they would sw.tain. 'l.etnJ pawi t iLts, in an able speech, defended the policy of silos issessure. No nuns would yaw more to L ay, bpi eret T liberal compeasatinii'nusfit to le extended to (Mee' "Who soty loss by the niisuati.nts 9( t4ee (tutcyrtainly es greet cionsdrs eti9n.t.s. 4ne to • the poor suitors whose . injuries called aloud for re diem. I< was enormous, thit, in one e_eisiee, for a copy of the extracts, si Ike of eseieils . iatrmi igde peu.lrut .if fees . to Ailmeates, Vrriter4,'Ogfeers of Court, &c. there should 'l,e - fur that copy alone the extravagant sum of 1,7001. ' After a few wordi (roan the Earl of 'Rossi...qr, the question V 1.% put'sipmori the commitment, and nelatived without a &vision. The 'Side of oike r e Itrtr a feel esieorl mTitte by Luref pelmet through a Committee. The Scotch Families' Bill was real' Me third time. After disposing of the other oilifs'stf the 11:iy. the !douse adjouvued. noise 34V19154. , r - • • . Ow the metioo of 3te. 31•DeWaco. the Friendly %Meths!' i Ow . 11111111 M read i tied trete, aidif peetred. dee titntioer of kir tit s kildri PMica, the Rtackfrian' ilwardsy Tall BA was Traria bird time, end paved. The Bog Draiwage 861, sad the Nish Annuities' Bill, were read a third time, and passed. Mr. *wanton brought up the Report of tar Irish Auc tion Ditty Rill ; Wlfwh was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be rekd a third time hr:inerrow. Lord •• Liedri • Wild, that 1111 COOSNIOOACC of the Papers he bad ritavelllor uti . Tuesilay last being too voltiminons to be 'lodate:Has ~:••sioss, he would withdraw his motion, with the taloa** 4 fi n i r in g for Hoes spin, tarty in the nest &Mine Mr limo sop $ tkir thin! 'reading of the Prier neer, BM, sitilett was a ii. , several new clauses were added. Mud tie VI paned. ' Lard ilifildif PCTIET are notice that flOiretllll sore,. es-mherior, for a Cory . o f the tastenctieras mint to Mc. tmiklar, ou the subject of the C4esupee4t, nod suzse other correanderice. Mr. VAIIITIMIIt moved for an account of the net as- i emannent el the Property Tax, iinittbe fonduee of the Da- Rh of Carte., for the yrar can the sth April, Ind.,. ' 111 r. W,_ . Fmteita•La gave naive that Ise wont!, earl in Itieneat Sesdoei, move for ith.llrt to bring in a Bill to promos Ate ethically.' of the poor in Ireland. On the Oohs, utile. Ptweisnt., else Consolidated Fend /till was read *second tido, Old aritlted to be committed to morrow. Mr. Dermas brow& up the 111.epart of the Committee of Supply, which, after • short ciiiyersation, on lice grant to Dr Cartwright, ens agreed to. Mr. Wernaftee• prescuted a petition which be paid weald hare come berm properly before the House yesterday. He believed that its contents •ere true, as it cum from a eery respectable Divine tint at the same titre would not hisMictf he responsible. He Hies moved.' That the pctitioa be read," which bring agreed to, die Clerk read It accord:nut,: It stated, that the petitioner Was the: Curate of the parish of Bewle', is the county of Derby, and had Men su tacitly yore, a 401. it- rat ; that it was a pope:eat runty, and that he performed service. in two churches, two mks dis tant, en every Sabbath, be had •pplicd to the Prehend, a lose Income frown the !ivies hid isemased ta 2,4001. elver, for au 111CfMC of lac. 'ahoy. %Necktie had refused; and as wilt' be a eatired aluititullicieut to indistain him, with old age 'drawly; spon lan, he war indarid to petition the House Cr, rich mewl alethey might think fit. Airs Wbitbrrad thee . moved "Tina*, pre: do:, do* on the table."—A greed to, • TIIE PRESIDE'''. I' VF THE BOARD OF CONTROL. Mr. Cs Pritilf . emil. ALE Ifitstityr henrd that the Iri.o of 9. 0 "01. hod .bwen Ke.'ess ha pllrchase a house ill theeseuridecet, fur en Wheedler the l'isisident of the laid at Coutrol, Le Isseisstred for papery, and I ~.. .• had ascertained the rapt. For such office! u thit ihe Chancellor of the Exchequer, it might Im proper, natural and convenient, that they whoattl, haye houses appropriated to their use. But that a luiuse should be purchased for an official office for the PreSideut of the Board of Control, to which scattily any person ever came, except the Chair man of the Court of Directors, and to which 110 col.- respeudence was attached, was highly wrowg; if such an rate were ut all necessary, it ought to him: been ',mewed in Leadenhall-street, where it might hate been lad at a much less price ; the& was iio i4ca ler inch an official residence ; there via:, not the shadow of an argument in support or it. ite. I! urellok to au Act of His present Majesty, the ::,- lacy of !he President of the Board of Control and . . - gatire of the Crown **snot so glaringly exteinsic, the utiobeerved influence war greater. No man. who looked dispassionately at the subject, tvold deny that the influence of the Crown hail increased. The establishment of the local militia t have increased it. Now many dependents and followers insist have been created by that alone F There were ninny other insutnces. but 114 they did not come within the scope of his particithir object, he u.suld forbear to emboli - crate them. It had hero objected to him by the ftii,dit Hon. Gent. that he was too much of a theorist; but the principle upon %Inch he mete was one adopted at the Revolution, and be was ail inclined to abandon it. He thought that too many persona, holding offices, had seats in that House. lie did not mean to deity that many O ffi cers of the et- - . . ..., 4 the two Commissioners was fixed ut 5,0P01. ; mid _.rowte sliusald sit there, as there were many, the iigiviis,... this house was isitended us an he:reuse to nature of wheat situations rendered it iodising,. that si'll. ry of the President, lie should object to wilily ueeessary ; but he would contend for it, {lilt(~ It, in th. tint iostance, as not having been meowed ; th ere wer e m o r e i n the Mouse than were Ilketlh and if it had been avowed, lie should ha v e sigaia levy. In luuking at the list, he was of opie objected' to it, as an assumption of power. which I lion, that all the Lords of the Admiralty ought reeled Oily in that House. If they wished to iii- not to have seats hi the House; of the Lord* crease lis salary, they should have dectenied the of the Treasury there were also too many; aii tik Coassairsiouem, who received 1,504 per annum. the Ordnance deportment, he thought that the fbr Jrang nothing, and not have attached a house l'resident should have u seat, but he sew uo reason ibf 700 or 8001. a-year bey oesd what the set stint.- why the Treasurer, or Storekeeper, or Clerk of the hates. Ino isersons unlihull looked for this hawse. Deliveries, should be also included. With respect Lord M. bilk and another ;ut the time Lord Mel- to the Loan' of Control, he thought the president: elite asked it, Ise was in the animal receipt of 10,5001. enough. There were inuny other places; the tabs front Mike • Ned sinecurea. mid this made the 'fuse scssiors - of which hod seats in Parliament, but which rather leston. one. Its August, 1000, when Lord could not be defended upon the sainue priliCiple with :lit bilk applied for the house, his letter describe(' those. He saw uo Cause why soy persconeconneeted • it an t av er t o the House of Commute% and centi. with Olio Majesty's hotisohold /should possess ads: snots. to the parks, Mid a resolution passed th.it be the only effect tiny could litivc,would be to Merest/se aboold have the house ;it was 'mei:limed in lent, the influence of the Crown. That might be proper in. and lie watt not of oiler ; then it was not kon•iii t the «potion of someGesitlesuen ; but he bud already ' what should be done with it :he was Oiliatli it for stated that lie (mid lie was sure he might add mune life, but declined it, aril accepted 1 ..t,0001. a-year.— others,) were inlverse to inch •an admission.— It was then determined that tt should twettitte Amuse;; the office( to which. he objected as tome the official residence of the President or the Board cess.trily . duel 16111'11/11Ay admitted into toe House, of Contronl. Being concilicsd of the impropriesj• were tlte Grooms of the Bed-chamber. the Equerry of this proceeding, he moved two Resolutions, to to His Majesty, and the Vice-Chornlwrlain to the the tiillowing ettoct : Kiwg uniNue”ii. It wsmalready enacted, •"f That " That it appeared lii the Home, that on the 1:Ali of no pert's!' . holding a prosiest for atern' of years Marsh, 'MU, is eninr:nrnee ut In applieitinu Guns the Riolit I ll.«e. its. Henry Unii i lao, a has t e bad b een p urc h ase d is ja „ td • . 1 • s se t 11111t1.31 to a pm' y' and lie saw 'immoral -m "" t t .1 D own .. v . lmi , i n , o n . " nu 0f %,,,,01.;. item si r. u". 1" wily the prom ',shims should not he extended tollitise hot mess snowed to inhabit the sank; sod shit His Mo. who held thew for life. Without @opposing the nowa .4Nisievs had been guilty of a Uteaeb of treat is existence of coy corrupt or dishonourable motive et:',. toot me mitt purebuse' in such person:, there were eveo 'virtues its their fir. DUND.ti said, that the house was bought ,nature that inis , lit give them an improper Islas ; for the official re-ideuce of the Pre s id e nt o f the geatatode arid friendship might bltitel them to their Board of Control ; but trusted he should he ex- pollic duty, and the respect they owed the consti tuted from mitering into the propriety of such a tutiun. %Vial regard to Anne holding noel:ore inutile:se ; he, however, thought the duties of that places, it appeared to liini that there should also be stflire required an official residence, as much as that o limitatent to them. He hoped {feat no 0111! would of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for 'reload, or su p pers . th at there was a ny cassea • I .,_ n hetveo , thia . several inhere. As to the legality of the: uppro- iite tion and that of ParlaMtiesita Reform ; they , priation, he hart not the least doubt; and contended ' o'er: completely distinct, end sh ould not interfere that the•llon. Newer had put e wroog inuatinction with one another . Among the.friende, however, of gado upon the Act abide be lied "& to; It was a Parliarneutary Reform, be expected supporters of proper grant, as a contingent expanse upon t he his motion ; they must think that it was not olfiee, mid perfectly legal. • Under this impression. ri g for the Cro Ito hare direct till oence Ise would not detaitithe Efoctim any lossger, and Lou.. Opt ' 11 the votes of "i a Metnirers ; itinit i hinking sox with eluded mewing 01! ',militia question. they must espouse a motion calculated to re ,.. . pp- aogs Yr.wrooar acquiesced iu the propriety strain it. A Noble Friend of his had objected. to • of allowing the grant of an official residence to the s nethin that fell fro m hint on a Foruir occasion, Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland. 4 re- °l d I 1- node . • an wne I uppcsired to .avei_ f loran mimeo- dustiest" had taken place its the products of that sun Irmo malted he intended ;he iookt is opportnair office, atnonoting to 5061. soyear, oceuriouell iffy " °emir ,. X Oast he slid not inteod to assert that the rvt" 0 " 1 of causes froi,s She if;e4sequer to city ; seto'is -m h:ii . oii had been made, itiorder to induce the liitig'si Beuch and Common Pleas. In cease- Nit. 11 8 Dowdd to quit - has professiop ;he was ,deuce of such a diininusi ..... he thought it but haos s ......, 116 . n'f . ..llioo, to di) justice to that Csir to. recommend to his frieteletheis tO power the 14 e . I r l i t i fe .. ti i ;tali; span c — ltanocter, as far as he was ec propriety of granting an official residence. (maimed with it, he respected. tale concluded with • Mr. WittfUlttaD raid, that , if the offnied duals - • . • ' ' ineviug a resolution, " That the 'noose should take of the President did require an o ffi teal residence, • • • ••a • into in consweepttioo, early next Session, the pro the east, tither than the West end oldie town, would prkty of hulitisig the . number of placemen , mid pen be the Place best calenlated. Lt had been said that is rs nalilied to sit in Parlianseut." • this hates was originally given to the Judge Al. '14 ;1% 14) r id the lion. Gentleman lied not e ' ea4 ' he wished ta.k • L " w hy it ca * "" wow had state d aoy l- pe v i l ie t practi cal reason for his motion, and by tllet urAcer ? therefore he could not agree to pledge the House to Lord 11. Parra; in missies to the question of his express any opinion npon the subject. Form er , liotiourable Frleted, begged tense in s t a t e . th a t it the Granites" of the Bret-Clutioher lied seats in that Charles Morgan retired from the mince of judge Home, but crow there was wily oue; nod previous lv i, bc i a ri " co j il l sid i Vr e et l ien 'd , of` his ' ye h a e rs ri* Li i d of in li fi k rlo ; it a i ud es. I : t o ci ow lr. Iltirlt's act, the is ttttt Meof pineetnen mid - pe nsi oners who had seats, was much greater Limo it was allowed to continue in posseasion of the ai r 11111u4; • ar;er I2e hod ct.,,e d to held the of fi ce, by • • • ~., , __. The 4...11ANC111.1.qR of the EI:CHEWS* oupctesi oe of thich he occupied the house; that an al_ F „„,„e was given to his successor of 43001. •-year, lieu of the house; that ea the death of sit , . . M the mini tttt , as it would not leave the sunteet to or discussion, if they thus expressed an opi ii On, thot the number of person. holding tdoeca -Charles %argon the bean reverted to the Tram awl peat* ought to be diminished: it war dory, and the President of the Board of Control On applied for it. equally open to the Hon. Gentlema n to bring for le Tbe ClioNtittoa of the EXC HEVIIII wag o f word any motion he pleased next Session. lie should deity that the infidence of the Crown was opinion, that the Lord s of the 'fr easur y h a d i c i es t lightly in the pureffiteenf the home. increasing, altlidtigh that Holt. Getitlemon seemed few words line Mt. Ma tt er an d M r . idier to be'udoptiog the .principle of Mr. Omitting. a ti ~., the Res :: : :; . olution was 'relived without a when Ise said that the isiffseoce of the Crown had . increased, was increasing, sod ooght to be chilli me. t i •aa ,, o , b rought up certain mien re- isidiett ; but at , the same time his urgumetits went ilpeeting the Boys, Naval Asylum, which were or- to prove exactly the contrary. "He should deny else th e opinion a t pr esen t prevailing in people 1 , dried Vt lie upon the Table. , exis , minds. that th ere we re great ribose!' existing its ' Mr. WHITIMEAD . r o se to m a k e hi s prom i ses' the House of Commons ; for each w opinu im h a d *slim for limiting the nun l i k e of those who, hold been stated by none Litt a few cletnageigues, at - some dig places and ',visions m oi ler G o v ernmeet , ma t i n shkat !l o us e . H e stated, that, on the 711, of July. p . ubtie meetings, who were isildrened by 11 few of a ' torsi, a Noble, laird, 'the 31endiee rue 'Weston's- outlier detier.ptioun• 11.ebisses did reuliv exist, be 'ter, had moved for a return of the different indi- should th " it nveemarY* instead ut' couwicg to the liaasollition pommies'. that they shoulderone to some vidnals oecupyis i g su c h ' du : al one ; a negat i ve h a d Ikon plat open that motion, oral the subject was, practical Resolution, mating what ought to be done tipon the subject ; for otherwise they could at, the hotlines! of the Chancellorof the F.xchequer, not allay the public opinient and . ferlings, but en referred to the Committee of Finance. Seine }no- them to suppose that something would be tiers hail men imputed to the Right Wm. Geutle done to satisfy them. The influelice of the Crown man, for lin conduct upon that occasion, which he (Hr. WA did not wish to ascribe to him ; but car _ could by no weans be increased by the esteldish- lain it was. that the effect of his coodstet was to lue " t t ' lf . the td3 , 4 •'. 1 M illtta i„. ll 2_ ll4 4 ' l ". Ge"lit"'"; 1 fritter army the motion, and def e at th e olsiect of it. had 'intimate% :or toe ?torus Were tem tttttt roma lie would himself have allude.' to the subject in the by th e L°l4l [ ' kit t en " of counties, end all that Committee, on the former night, had but the No: tilt Crown could do was to chotpprove of any olv ble Lord been preptent. from whom he expected to noxious apnuitotisent. • Persons who took these commie:nous, were perfonnisig an stet of patriotismhave heard something; end in no t h ear i ng w h om , h e was clisapvoirted. He hail attempted to bring this rather them coming under the inilinctice of the mour n , forward before, but withdrew it, with an in- Crown ; Auld indeed it was difficult to procure per-. emir to accept o f th em . Th e li on . G eist l emen tentiou of proposing it in the premsit session; h o w. ever, from the thin uttendauce they were likely to thought he hail all the theory as well us the practice • car the coostittition in Lis favour, becaihee he found hive in the aurecedistu part, he would c ou t et it him self with moving, •• That the subject should lie dint, ng different in.rioolo, the I,4l,iviature hod inter taken into consideration early next litb/14311. " - felled in aholishiog smell eispoitituients; bust items To this, he did lint , expect oily noposition ; fur. not r.. thence to fidifiw, that because formed, We. after such an nsfluence was allowed to exist. nut of ten had (seen abolished. he could noiv.gth he did not see upon whit ground any oh- tify the public by remorang twenty out of fifty_ of , b e those Mensher s w h o h ie d t a mes or pens i ons. Ups j t e o dn could wiohichit tedearths n t r to o lx. ow the whole, I se t h oug h t the Ilan. ( : en' lemun ' s l ite " co n i . i i n ck te r t i ni ng seed th : e t/si lt :a nt e Gentlemen might contend, that th e influencetemion could not be injured by the House doisig reat, but Crown nothing now 11 1 , 014 the NU N CI O , as i t was totally all. of the Cr not only was coo too g that it ', all w•,:. now were :imitm 014. a way r00m... period ; . heroessery fsr the House to record au opitittin of what in this opinion he could out agree. if the prero- they could do met Session. . '""l''' 7 "'"h""miPlßPfi r "" l 9lllfirr - : . . Mr.11.n... v .creed with the Iltikt Utah fithtletia as ibli, a. th e ~,,,, ton over tithed, it week. thelthlelif Ole Pelee, ~ iti t vors-ssiiiti an opinion that noneethittg ill Ito dooC, u itl I ~. ...1 , what tt owed to he. If Ir Hot. Nw .. nod alter his motion, by merely in dot the Boise shoot.' take the matter into cemeideratioe, lor sir meat cordially metre with it ; fur be should wish let to esod rou l politic opinion, but assign satisfactory meth* why the Howie should ant agree with it, if thauskt affeeseer • This question, however, did tint arise nit lii. pablie opinion, but trim the Risortis made by the Eutiensittee of .rodeic Lessen diture ; and it was not, therefOre, going too far to say, that the House ',meld give • *art of . pledze , to take" titer Netter sip limit sessino, without at remit! expressing an opinion._ Hr could nit cuilettha wipe& pieWble inperce parsons oh s held sinecure Aker' for Ilk, could mitt ti the Crean Ls that House. There *tie some Individuals , on•bothOhlini of the Rome who held each situations, 4 4 whose votes were out thorrb; indeaseed, hot were perfectly in4rpendent. frrsoas bolding temporary rens*, misfit le be dwindled; bet he slioutel not include mousiest them, persons holding official ettuatioas, ahlatregh be cold emit too eery advantage to be Wein il front Lie preemie* of certain' Leeds of the 'fresuery and Admiralty. 11 them that were particularly objection, able could possibly be separated, and a :whoa mods this Session, he should gladly agree mit; but this he theme , : should nut be attempted, at a period when there were so few Members likely to ended. Lord fotasoosa thought that the Members of that House were only to fie deemed the repreaentutives of the people, ns they had one and the same interest Witiathe body of the electors at terve ; :Ind, therefore, those who held .l- necore places, ei th er at pleasore or Cr life, all they bad as interest distinct frown that holly, could not he proper 'lore . sedatives. Thty, it - tined lersilwer' MaLlsad debts of grati tude, try which they weer natheally bound to other peewee than dime who sou; t he ist to Patliament. Lord H. Petty net think that any practical redaction of piaci-men and petitioners in that House, widdri produce se edict worth mentioning, when he coatemplated the mac tiee sad the history of the country ; heenuar the influence of the Crown Lad progresiively iecreased for a long time past. The number of persons now pummel 0 4 sitoatious under the Crown, a n d scats in the House, WWI 5134, enjoy iii emu luinents to the stavuot of Oti,lool a-yeav ; sod the Crows must uetyssarily piteseas the mfinence cif those appoitit . meuts. 'There sere votive of timer offices which lie certainly thought ought to be diminished % such as them of Welsh Judges, slid Muter, in Chancery; and, thecetnc, Le sbiebld ac..'s with the motiuti, without calming mote into Ettatil in expressing any opinion. . • lb. Poem,. ey said, he felt out the !coat dialcally in =Mg with the teuhon proposed. is seemed to him that . the piped or the Cotnurittee of nuance, and the rune federation given to that Report in the course of last seek, if . they were to negative this ntetioa, it would be aimed sut tee to the conntry, that they were to disregard totally that rut of the Itrimrsssa proeee,tine %high sunlit be most en priatitlent. lie was nor 'Divested to say what ofilcest or sive curta ioi7lit to be abottsioni ; at the same dust he could ven ture to 1.3%, that his rimed of the subject did out coincide ell lively with those who had spokes,. To say that it was necessary only to eweitile six Menilmo, buldiaZ tedricini itituntiuM, Trims that Ilona, sliewial an iviarame of the constitution, mid the avatincr um which the tioreratomal was carried on. It appeared indispetoably neersaary, that all ends risotto, and crest those iii mahorilivate situations, stionia; be in that House. He confessed lie did not sec what tiremston there was tut persona who had no hmtiossa to ems ettreicate to the Howe, having seats iu it ; bet still he meta set think it mote be fair to exclude all peoleo kaki; elherime fa life ; Imam the public nr die Como cote the kgitiated• ode% of la euestitetics. A um Ole hea resented a pertimier *Ohre to the country, Welded of se ieptlag resitinerotine bieed4 may wish Government to bestogstele facer epee _kis alm ; cwt small it nut he ~, Ohm ebeWill is earteded limn Patlieseent ! . ' Galli • Ww wiltic ha, in lieu of hie -, • . bet did eot rounder himself u Mier eldigetim. to the Crown, foe be eel** iselbottlli et Parlidamat. lie andel atit,thers . Aire, ithat all I.etvons holdWe a:teatime. fur lift alinithl be • ' • , from - Parliament, to' lung as they edemas/di...1 that teuiteird diem Indepitident. A huldu Loral bad slated, that such tadtetdisals bad MI COlll.lOlll Intrielit with the commonity. tie Should he glad to know why he had no isiterest is 'time ttabris Corr': he', mid all the lass existing tor the preservation of the liberty of the toile try, and Chit prosperity of the kie,ldcral, herause be held en office fro life ! The House had never recuguired the isiflareice of the Crown, for the purpose of controttliag . Porlitiment; but sorely the inftheoce of the Crown Las in:Aral. al Me Ascot onremminshle manner, by the great patronage oeresisuol by our army and navy ; and it nu, .its it out ne emearyamipeitetto doe witching to diminish it, iv the mode JUN* a Si OW Corwin, ni-ii at the 'sue time see ' date thellielmieeMet P It the Heine rejected the minim,. k 11,11111 1 / 9 Prif MS Mintiail to do nothing et el M the beeistreleets - I..ml*Fotesedli‘lo ire. math that he land not issi tV a.ar. stated that pima* heti es lined*, bet thlt they had is Merest -perfectly distlect hew all ethers is the emmillry. Mr. CA w ntsita said, that these who thought the Massenet of the Crain was iticreming, and that seeder:tom of it be came necessary, might, no doubt, thick proper to come to is. Weise to ration the existing evil ; bet, as litt was of a min trary 4 . 11i:d0 .. .it they coedit nut expert UM to come to a arms-. far'pl ,by treeing to ibis wider. Flamm aidpen sioners ad already diminished of late yems, in the propor tion of five to nor, holding swats in that Rouse, sad therefore there was scartely any nine now to look for retresieltemet. .. Every use who was a lover of good, at nowt rather wet% to sec Meditate in their place* te the ems, that to be brought to thelmi as roi l iest,. It was mai referaltie the Kiug should choos e hie Ministers oat et both How l'arrliament, thin fi•INO asnonvit another clasp aberiel), el has capable for thitanticaahan those educated in Pa. hi -.site denied tit e petition Mid dews by the Right Hee. Greatcoats opposite, that he wee out indebted to the Crowe fee hie peseiiin, the Crown having thrived its right of bestow:log it frost Priaseest. He .Weld nut wish to me soy sittent of Paillenitesffifti-rasioniug introdni sit, foihe maid' out me soy' Neil so she the irverse be,of Midi = 1 :11; 11 Zellsal to it- ..148 1e ll iet 1 1 . 111.1.e, 1a an. pre pooletines expetiffill of the inildio Neither could he opprom of thee** r.atees ateesptedAis n:ght to be its node/ail, Dowdy, that a Colonel of the Local Militia could come Into Psi Lament solely to increase the peon 01' the Crows. It was sildmilly the wish of the Hee. Gemieutera eh° mentioned that propositivo, to insinuate that the es taleludiraesi of the ha it Militia woe Katy to hummer the pule - eref thertiesse. 0.44.4111 user hornet. VA he illegillio that he was prveamieg our enemeitelde by twelpi y oset a Cu' howl of Militia, or. two LAN& of the Admiral l That Usu. Genf. seemed eve reritilect that it was not allowed, mitre to the philosopher of Wit, that he enold atm wilts dor captain of fifty legions. As the motion ineriMl a pledge, lie coeld not agree to it, lost the lion. test. might still bring; the matter forward neva &aim. Sir taw acts BLIRDITT, seksowledglng 14 derived t's knowledge of thee law and thin Conattlietion &dm the gi.l4. Book, y et thought lie might nut)* est much eh the dem ad borne were iscliiiial lo imagine. It I. te argued, that thm• who bold plates had an Interest in reminan with tie rest ut the kingdom, Sad, as Seth, were equally. eligible; if 'this a. Rococo were cued fur any thing, It was purl fur all dear* .lions of raceme's who were admitted to a seat its that. ' Ileum ; sod )et it was notorious it um this my circuit.- stance that loul caused sU Shove pailiatives, in the Mere a . statutes., saccessivaly emitted, in a GAIR which, in bill PAP Went admitted of nu palliatives a bedeassee. U Imo awe at , imp% that Gentieuseu might Maid prl e lMllld Clot" , deed yet be wholly inifependeist iu their eillopeonette .ftny of the ptuyie ; why that Vete thews so meg •• eilliens • tooteruble at plea-are, and Mum removal OM tattesekil ,I d itit,n,, which. :NW. arginerat were eve, Net hi. en iiituitihble (stream, ! Be agreed that dm WelaWloiemitie wee hi itself intolerable, sad that the re .hotag ' at bed Lot w psilialiett; kovieswr, ii• there W*B As a Lot was prupuer4 atiralleak WO' chirrum is *J41.1 safari it ; ei , nwieedkeWmfocer pesepea at the woe am. that the m home a • lire remseesiodeo, was the only. et cieot sword, shut meld he orylutd.— The influence ut the Ctogra WWI ism the wily evil to it complained of, the lksieughosimgete, its they were called, , . • • . • _ I