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maii.l dial was made An was nut enough to say II at Olio was known to Omitiminals in that Haim—that it sal a nierV frnimii - "If it *ere ttkilmii,fie fatted OW railla ment to - stale It. What be comploisea of wale, 'that pirt o olad ,t the whole of the truth, whit MHO I it vas most 'topsoil to Mate imie.fralf of the fact, and suiterrai the riot ; to Wit Cif dark slit , of the picture, and Ikheit Ni Uwu fagotiag ',.reel concealed. He failed on Partiawatagt eisFlhre a.nMelt J•iiiinil• that which was bowourabie reeload—to este' %hit Irelarid made gigantic efforts'ilwrfurflie lior2.rbal tier valour, her abilities, bet skill, trete it lb. uip.irot of eiN these alone, but glint she wSe fatrliti of hi:, steamier and abet' best blood in the sei•ftiv of the emigre.— ,Hear, A•ar )—Surety, then, Hie is Betided to more jos- Cc* (tom t'.irliamenf than was &In lice la thiißeso. lotion Fie p. ifceliy concurred in the stattlweut of his His.. riiend (Sir H. Parnell), lied the caul, of die went of ability In inland to ligalrtale her debt, was td tiacitt Vs the hail tyclem of government which too' Idii revoited lu 1141 ctu ntiy, where the p eople wire ruled bl ini , ed • of being runrillatcd Ey alferti.M.—tilawt,_lteite; hair.;— Ibis was the close which rendered it erhrigassil to Itri.p hp that large military force iu Irtlai:d, esiihObt *lshii Moist... declared the enitatry owed not be esfe.—(llinerrl—There was a ptr wirer this statement arra bilitd—Milo the de. is of ranee ri.ile in the Eli 'Cab Chaiintt, sailtbri awned your cost/. lie v .loitterys of to land thew &reveled their cow , iry—siail the aSections of the people brio' unit.' with V . cerf and fa e!iugs of the OoveniMent, no ti ar entre. I of she enemy, atihisnxh the troupe of f.ngland sets r.livtrawo from the Ir..h shore.—( Near, Fear, hear.) — !lets euniiilaint bad been made in Prilianolit that this was saddled VaXl,OOOl. of Irish debt. If it r. ‘O, tisr; had only to heir own at nu. eat, f!. , it own mialegoilation, shuck bid trrati.l Ili: ev.l. g,g1.1 Hon. Baronit then moved, w That after the •• these words be added— " Notwithataniliiir (lure had been railed by tzars on the lain& or Lotaod seal paid into the Exchetimr, *ithip the period eibick between the robin of the two king. dimly mid dee emisolidati.in of their tre is. tea, 60,123,0001. ; irig as mood art rage of 2,730,000/. raised by taiiirs—and ttarceJiuj tie 'mural aeceoge of 12 yew pirceilitig Wit ['aeon, •14ch was 1,311, 1 )001. lu the sum of 2,402,C0i11. u.t 'll.r fnaNcEtinti of the 117.1Catigurti said, that, a.l - all the Night Hon. Itaronst had said tu be correct, • still, o, the Resolutions before the House snit tu describe the actual slate of the fireariCtS of ete.tonutiy, without brims: to the Causes which produeed that stale, and aiilwtt laming ally argument sis 'Le suhict, it wee impossible to aztee to 'bah to allition as 'hat proposed by the 'tight Hon. Basiiiict. It might be bus that Irelaiiil was ohs pi. roe il—a statement, hovers►, •Lich he begged have to Osii)—Liat it act SO Iris kite, tam' if that mesa cleated tie 41.61, that both J.bl and chasm, s ,roust Le equally I idmi fur, arid iloacfure that an ineseased effort whist be made by the country to meet them. He hoped that justice had beets doge, iu the comae of the de bate, to the great efforts made hy.leelouil dq.iag Inc foetid struggle, it *kick the fowcht aide by rile a.th this cough y fur the preservation of the umpire ktbi:e he siliniitatk snug willivgly, that great - exertion had beech turtle by the Irivh People, he coulit sot a;rie to ergirft Gip the original IN.sulutior, the awresdowist of the It*. Hos. Lhireuet It sushi necessarily iuJocc as exarain Wier into the storms *hick sane rise to tie dslat .if tvelaud, a leach be ems ecivrit nos wholly Cure** to the sulljeet. if this prue... dies were agree' to. it would trod to a dircataiuu tau the otitis' of the debt of Great IL Oa* and (Lys a visual alai de ins thie whole of the titraucial system would he. rewired. 3fr.1.. trOntiroat—" Hues the !tight HA,. Geod.:mar SUSS to argots!, the atnewilwiest? " The ettoscaLtow of the ElsellegtrEW.—" I mean t•. up per' the original Reaulatiuu, mod leave the Rasta H oi. rowel's ameisdasent willow stormed mu skint-al." J. ZirrOST-- " I WWI tu have my refaelrillitclir placed Go the Journals, in 0r.1.r to rouge the people tram the libel which the Hight liar. Geotharati's Items:shun cviiiently malaise. " The awresdatent was Ora ocgativtileand the original Reso• lotion agreed tu, The 3J, 41b, suit sth Reaulutioas were agreed tu, without oliservatioa. Os the question being pot en the ith Resolution, " That, to provide fur the trattorias of the public service, toil Io make provisius fur the interest of the uali•isal debt, it is ltbsullttelf ltecetsarf that theft sleuth! be s clear surptuw, tw amid the expeudituie of the country, of trot lass thin 4,t1U9,000/. per ouurai—sod it w, tberef.te. •swJurl 10 wawa the lases of the country to the aoluttiat u130w), ( V01. per slalom," Sir 111. lttot.►Y RAJ, that, in rising to moire an swersideweat to ills Resolution, he meant nit to detain the lionise fur try gnat la atilt of time, shire he would no s go over the points whirls hail already been ro slily il by Gestlemer of greater ability. that, he felt litinoelf impeta tivtly called ma to oppose the prupositima how before thesis with mute than a siterw - vnte. Geutlernea the cusutry to give *hear cuiiiikree to los 314jesty's Mi t4siers—bal, eut-sish ring mmurily the a hole of their con • be thought they were nut worthy of that ros.ll.lriter. They complained. that Broth. men, on his ride of the Moos•, bad nut acted up. my—but hail prorecteslin a ruvirt Manlier, As far as he was cuum soca, he d.oied the justice of the &untrue Our great 1,4100 fur his opposition to this de. mood of sew tatation wu, Shot, if it !tete even acted, .l lii„ it would nut be apprui.ciatail to the SIRS to abirh it ought to be applied Nov, with respect to confidence, on what ground could 51 .isters call for ill After the oar, they dwell and stated t.. Ilia Iluistr, that the businscs of the eutratry could not gu tau, auks, the income tea were rust teamed—and n. xt, (10 1 dir hoed that an enormous military force wa. recesses 1, ultimately, the incusne tat was re pealedowsil the away sa. resluted.—ifloar.)--Ilow, therefore, could he gift colifcleure to those, whose gets rooleorli t tili t►eirown statements? They himed, from every quarter of the country, that the gieatest distress prevailed; yet, it ass at this mumeat, it of he supposed, to make, the people ohne happy and eunifurraltle, that laces, tu the arruuut of 11,000,0001. were to be imposed on the*. Those taxes also bore principally oli the loam orders of society, He knew the Nabs Hun. Gentleman would say, that, if they arm nut laid on article. geuelaliy used, the tames would hut Ire p►udweiive. Hui it struck ►rm that it world be much littler, if they were issuosett at all, to place them un those commo dities, glut eouriosiption of -which world rut thereby be los 'paired. Tbe cyst. 111 of the Hight Iluuunrable Cesittetwart woe a enritius one—foal, tie laid a tux uu tualt„ for fear the 'people *hooka di Loh km numb puller—seat, as hecrislied to 'reveal the pout from esi-irg spirituous ligatur e he in creased the irulw t us them—and, at length, fo e Serif they oltuald use too slouch les, he alm, lased that—Wane ) lie could out 4 ous,ut that the people, dist.esaa•d as they were, should be bihileded with what be roues it'll SO be uo wecerwary laare—aid he *Wald Illurefuie mauve, as au aara•tment— "Tbat all the words after die word a tlwl ' • ►e omitted, fur the purport of tosertiog the followitag:—. " hal, wish such sr estimated surplue, !Duplicable to the ream itusa of Me oat I debt, ilia not expeilieut, at this time, in the present distressed Otte of the co u ntry, owl tau. Mts. ry practicable fair. ncisnient bas been mule in like no how!l sapruJiutre, is add to the buideus of the peoplel by the addition of tor tax. The CHANCIIII.I.OR Oe the rtritittkucß said, the course aJuptiJ by 11e Iluuuthalele Igarutset lass certainly a spore fair ant ulna our C..,.& that which was tabeu on the roveding reeling, Ly the opposite. Ills ainenJuseut art.& to variative, divinely, all that haul previously turn sgccell Cu, sod aprared on the Jour. oats of the Wine. IScrd, the riff el of It would be, to declare, dial the insaCCl of the Country were in such 'a slate as did out ',curer any record' or Alltratiutt. It ueut, in fact, forth. r. Iftittaared • thall due people *Via' to he so hiked • ith th. it persists 'Mimeo', lad that so smikrovemeeit was arceseary.--, fade.)—lt certainly did court: that Idea, rata ei all fir as leisedy fur distress could he ecuoutoy sod retterteliatem..-(fisar.'heer, bier Nowt, so far were he sad his Hoe. Colbstiows from sin Mittel trout •sysisist a cosmos% ihrd he had, ia lbs tan . /trsellfr twit shah he submittal ht. Ilt. Home. clublrac. ll all that ala mere) is the lion. Ilemuseei mitailmetet or the wore of retreacltical—ifieur.)-rThum .Gestlestra, •Isu lionacht that Parliament ought nut to make so drum fur the arrange host of the lk,laukes, sod those cooly, would vote fart Ouch he cc, mit yearn ntnil tr the inv.* ercoecieing it, ash, d;4l, rumpled iy contiadichiey of se • studs preceded it. Lord Sliveoe ensign', the principle of taxation which She Richt Hon. Getitleorio hed introilimed al Ibis erases' l'he terve'. of it wont.' he to tyke 3, 11 00.039/. of pro ditcher capital mit of the bands of M'er'e oho were wiles it :ben, emit to pl'eee is in tlo• F.srlicquer, where it 'moth' br of Sillbsitely bsia benefit. He cuorrieed Witt plan wee by tse means like!) tio realise Ilse Right Hon. &Idle- mate. hopirs-Asul he was sure it *until greatly tippmso l s sr people. He dassot mean to say, Ow • period might not arrive whew an effort should be made to increase the ttia l o l !‘ fund ? -:.et he was cinvinced ifs it this was not the tinte • fur witch au effort. The Right Honourable G.:Oka / we said, his last Reolution embraced the epleation of emmooty Mitt relreachineist. .Now it was spa ektraurilinary thing, that this Repolutiiist vice an after•thrnight—it did not appear eaustigst those that sere ucerioalfy boil on the table.--;ffeur,Actir, beete)—lt wail* however, a matter of history, if out of item plegiry,. fur" some days hark, that a sort of minor Parliament • WAS to 111 she 11.8 4 . e of our of the Ministers, oh. re prolialq tbal Reaulotiou was agreed thew .)• —lle kiwi not *brewr inch a meeting lord talons plitee--. - ern r I of " !No:" frees sir, Alimisfer;;2l Beacity,'—at all erewl., it War noinritias Shut tame Itemlutimi alluded to ass toil produced along with the whelp. Colossi! Dadra said, iu explanation of whit he hail slated in the early part of the ereuioa , suit to avoid the charge of incumishreiry, that it would vole fur the :1.000,0110/. of • Loma now propose' by the eh tneellor of the I:echtipier, iu comiderittinsi of the object lie had iu view, that of in chasm( the sioltisil fluid, if tin other unveils could be de vised fir attaitsitt; that importaut and. The pi tociple he m o w, tv,.d t o he Unexceptionable. The eitio:ort fur %hick I be punt resisted his Majesty's Mini.ders was, their off fro su great a h nth tit time, the quest,,,,, of the re- ; sutoption tit cash payments by the Ralik, which, lie belie,.' ; I tool orravjulitvi Mislay of the evi' i s that presciA so heavily 1161 tlie cumuli's at Mr. J P . tittAvt eoulentlell, that the ahem liws ur the country was such as to it almost Next to i•npossilile fur the people to bear 3,000,0001. of additional tax. S. T h ere was out a wierrhatit iu the City of 1.44.4.14.11, 14,444, at this smonrin, kuew what r ...... notlity to touch aids a view to a pruf.talide return—the agiicultural and sum siutirturing districts were in a state of die oiniost distress, sod, hi a variety of plan.-a, the labourer was sot paid by the but out 4.f the pour's rates. This, be lielicved, lo Les temporAry Slate of things. Hut hr knew sot bow those N hu, lila.: bin, suppoccd it to be it 111111441111, mold argue, tar our avonerat, that the present 111411 the period for Mewed/. iiir; Orr sitiktog fund, Py Mr. 41111 or laxstiuu , h o wever her m it, Obey might he to the Milking fund system ! This country i tit Wrr La, from the year 1788, aa cfrocisit ,appkingf,snJ— and std, ju tusk, to keep op an appesraure of the '10611144*e of such a fund, flit, arr.; time calh-t1 ou to vole 3,000,0001. t, Cl' tams. Mr. CALI.APRAN emit( tided fur the ntees-ity of itorititig nt taxes, es Vim memo: of paying the interta of the la nitwit drbt, swul of epholditig the ettgairitteuts made li. t reit Ike:Treasury mod More sbu lent their mune, to the public on the public faith. 1 hit 114$ a claim previous to all other r, lusonitialt as the public cseilit was superior to every oilier cumaiderslitos. Ile also •ppturetl of the mode now pro posed of empruvieg the tenons. ..of the cousitry, which vitiekl lacerate the emoulit of (hr sesenue s atbout enhaucseg lt:ir Vries of the aft ick (the subject of !amnion), on the etsti sunier.--(A fettpit Pule fit Oppositioo.)-s.[Mere some noise arose, whirl' prevented es front accurately collecting the üb. &avenues of the Mo. L o a t js 'note re-. marks upon the manner fix which the atoll duties operand, awl observed, that the claque sugar ought to hu fixed pertain. wetly at 395. Nome ettefusion here sheen( to the Mouse, be sod lie would proci.sed to a topic which would perhaps be more popular with the Huure. The llou. Member then ar gued on the propriety of imposing a tits upon foreign Corn, and coucluiltd by staying. he wai furry lie had out brio so fortuuntle as to address the Hollie at an earlier period of the debate. Mr. F. Lowy, gave it as his (*pinion, that the Rank WU'S" tine oaglit to have been settled it the present fiestaluu, and j that the present, relating to the filial establistuateot ut the 611.111C1:6 of the .eountry, has, been postponed to the seat —.The limiest, by thus preveuting • eollision between the two subjects, might have come better prepared to the cuusida ration of each. lf, howeva r, it were nthl to iliststiste an inquiry into the state of the Soitsren, be should nut ob ject to the iavestigatioo merely Ohl 1114T1)11111 of the Owe selected (or it. The next pout was, to deirt mule tow tape theory of applying the sinking food to mitt the esegesicies of the State. he 'airline, fund bail appeared to ions tor a long tone to isr notioug but a a...ea, *Oboist pusseasing ally tea: or SUlolll3lstilll besiell ; he therefore could nut sec love the appitertauu of it open!), bosoms, of nadirs ctly to the ser vice of We State, caused soy disadvantage to the (mob holdrir, sir *es any of the public faith. the esta blishment of au eff.ceitt slaking fund was, however, au ab solute good, %titbit Fardianicul might ever Su hare in 114.i..d, and although the imputititiu of new taxes might be a bossism to the (votary (as et ety taxatwo was so esti), yet hr felt that the good resulting hum it would howls mire than compensate for the eVitil that 111.1 y arise from the increase of partial borsieus. lie war as fully convitsccal as guy oue width' the House that a sinking fiord was a must dau•grous engine to be intrusted to the hands of any luslivaduals. This fund hail hitherto existed wily its imagination, so Car as it was applicable to the reductiou the sh Li, while it ware to fur expenditure they might otherwise uut have possessed. The estalslo.husent s.f a 'nuking fund, constantly epplicable to the 144,86441M0 of the debt, war, however, absolutely necessary. 1 Isis sink iug feud might be obtained by four Jai rent ways. Tim bust was, by tic dieiuuliuu art eXilell44lllld sore he was, that retrenchment bad nut yet scathed its 41'1'1sta—hot bow far Might Le carsied lie could nut mesaine to say.— The us at ass, the iucrease of the produce of the exial• ing taxes; but such a hope ass, he feared, usifouradesi„ —The third mode was by a realuctiou of the interest of the national debt—but this was now, he feared, be 'mad the power of the country. The only way it4t there fore was ass iuerease of taxes, mid here the Early remaining point to be determistd was the precise degree that was ex pedirot. lie rouressed be could nut collect from the state. meat of the Chancellor of the Ersheqner, any reason why an increase of three minima' was required rather liaaas soy other sons, but for empty maims he thought it vomit be better, if hot more than 2,0 1 /0,04.101 wire now sought to by l m e d. Ile *humid therefore reeumnseud that NO 1141.111141/11, duty should be laid us ursll and spirits. Mr. AZIRCRONIIIIT desiesi that any exposure had been made by the Illtaisters, with leaped to the state of the finances of the country, which was nit paevsously wjSLiq the teach oftvery Geutlenian is the House. The moues of 1.4 t. e approve, h owever , es It was called, was tiso-fold ; Issourly, that the slate of the currency requited to be rehwrrrsl , mph that the sicking farad of the country amossated wily to Iwo With respect to the first point, it was the great object of the t:artamittee and uf the Hours to•extrod saver aa great a spats of base as possoble lire pressure which may be ca pes ie. 10 result from the pursuit of that great subject, the re foi oration uf the emirate. What, however, did his Mejesty's Milaihierit resolve um? They is ere ileterouitord to lake ailvitic toga wi a moment of ensbarraesusent mid Warta, mod to is crease She bursts, of the country to the smouut of use km Sims 30110,01141/. The result of such a siseasscre MUM of or . eessity he to lucre-use the peculiar *detail's which sissy ice trot, .6d to arise bum the operation of the plan for Ow re sumption of rub payments. Such a Noumea! seamed ra• trensely ill calculated for liberalising the 1411.81 sad his would implore Miussters bud Parliespeot not to 'Oho • LM , priewtiinis or the culotte, (or the .reaulationso of cash parotids, hot to Mart the Om of the Committee to oper ate Neely. Mr. !lo psi. SOWN.* praised the Ministers fur Laving the koldness to propose as measure tomes the eatigesscies of the State. lie, however, lamented that the tams Now le toMsneudird urea of a nature to effect the lauded interests arraresorsts wkicia stem too much urgleeted by the Horse. retiajoiss were we that tahle, complaining of the diatrasofn to sibeh She agricollore of the country was exported. Thililt bad hitherto bees meglectrJ, sod now the Ara notice When of this, was, o proposal to subject the Petitioners to Stew taxes,—(ligar, Astor, frost Ike Upporitiust.)—He was, hew. errs, darappoialed at She lutiall alim'omt 44 the Soars* Thaw, • however, would Waco the evuotty, that l'arliatuctit wa6 J • t imint la raft tite-lutassioi altiriLd 1.1014" or Mete Niers proctvglier• Ile. how rycr, rou:ol not approve yr, die raters of the lAites aihicb he feared *wild &feet the popularity of the Mietitlers: Mr. Al ACDOSIALD *bacilli supported lis s ome:Anent. l'ire Gallery was then altered for a &imago, whets arra appeared, A yea :11;oes Majority The original Motion whir, thus ~wird. (he our re-aibtaissio• Into (Ss Gallery, we foloot Mr. nnuCCKall on his legs, asking the Clinnerllor of ill • Ba clsequil, whether it wim his inteutiou to-storm, to snaky ally proposition to tar House, far the parsons, of caisling into • ffert the Resolution ewer adopted in favour of econuiny.—a (near, Wei.). The Coo nceLtoft of the Eggiteguea replied, that he should proceed in the piesesit imamate he the same 111141111ef as was usual whets kesolitrainta were adopted yew tttttt emit lor• of ;retain lAA. Mr. Bifisucau.ssi—The Hopse SOW may observe the sin cerity of Li. olivine.' opposite, whets they snake pufeaaississ ef economy. Such priifersions were useful ill inducing Menthes's 111 tole will) Moister., but the votes wire obtain. cd, the pruhrmions are itistforuily tirgotten.—( floor. Lear s , The Cit tacaLLroa of tire 1-gcsfigutas intimated that to. morrow a alisirt schedule of the amount of she imam would by placed jo the bands of Members. FOREIGN WOOL. Lord nivens expressed a hope that the Chancellor of the Exchequer *mold out pre , * the Rill which 84 hated to the in ert-ruled duty Oa Foreign %Yawl. AA Car as he could judge article a measure, it would be attended with very tojariutts s tr , cis to the staple niaussfactisre of the country. The Eptancu.s.ok of the Lictsequita said be had no id teurfosi of present( the *tweet, of this Kill, which *raid be very volouthisma, and require nsuCh attention. It was his wish that the Bill should be etmaitlerctl sit Committee uu Muuday Gemmel*. BANK ,dirMENTS. The third seaJisi of the Baittyayineut Bill was postpon ed till Illiniday. Ricarr OF PETITIONING. Mr. S. W08:flu asked, whether any Petitions cowl be received against these Iteaulutiwua ? The CIIANcaLLoR of the lisciugstiett replied, that by the (omit of the Musa on Petition. could fit rec. ived spatial *hat coustit uteil the Ways snit Menus of the country. The sei4kra said, that by tier Corns of the Ilutifc. no Petition" could be received against ; proposed in. assure of Ways aio.l Means after the Berens bid passed the miller, but he doubled whether the present measure could be regaiileil as out relating to the Way.' and Means. Mr. S. WORTIU—It would be very hard if no upper. Itiaityremaiueil fur the people to express their stolinstuis b j petition oii (ntis ute.umre. Lord M U.10)1 remarked, that the Rcsulutious of the Com mittee had no teferruce to the Supply tiiry merely went to iuesease hay tinkiug fun4.—kfleor.) The SlMAlLLR—Onlintrily the Supply grows out of the Ways sad M1C.114. The preseut measure does not arise from the Committee of IVaye •iiil tltaua, therefore it was that doubled ahrther it formed part of the Stssipty. It is, there fore, a question whether the House, by agreeiug to throe Re solution*. prevented the people butts offering Petisiuus uu this subject. Mr. StUART WORTLI7V said, he hail reagent t• believe that he should be intimated with a pesitiou from Lis constituent,' aesinst the tame*, and wished Si. know whether he should be too* late to plesent it afire the Itesolut• had been agreed to! TheEllanamok of the numeral:all then moved for leave to Win.' its a Mill pursuant to the Resolutious; bist,after some mina, OP 'rum the Speaker, and a cotiversatimi with Sir It. Lord Milton, Sir. Brougham, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Cakraft, and Mr. Kohinooo, on the point of order, whether the carryiug of the notion would ur would not preclude the permuting of Petitions against the Resolutions, consented to withdrew his mission till to-morrow •ighl. AMERICAN CONVENTION. The House went tutu a Commltee us the Acts bG Geo• 1H• c 15. 51. aid 57 Geo. 111 e. 511.; ainl the Catawerstcon of the Exalts/wilt tibtaiarsl leave to below in a Bill to carry iutu divcl the provision, of the Convention with America. ASSESSED TAXES. The CRAM:TU.OIR of the Esau:gust brought ii a Bill to enable persons to compound for their AserastJ Time. for three pars—which was read a first hate, and uidered to be read a second time ou Finlay twat. The other anti Ca of the ,lay wt re disposed of, sisal the !louse adjourned at this o'Ci.vt t. 'll+E gityn S H PRES S. , LONDON, WRDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1819. Last night, in the House of Common•, the Finance Resolutions of the CHANCELLOR of the F.xpixotiElt underwent • further discussion, oa the bringing up of the Report from the Cum. snittee of Monday. To the principal Resolution, that winch declares the necessity of imposing ode dittos's' taxes to the amount of 3,000.000/.. Sir M. W. RIDLEY proposed an amendment, re comineuding economy, and affirming that the people wrre not in a condition to endure an increase of their horde'''. Oui this the (louse di. sided, when the Ministers were •gait' successful, the original Resolution being carried by a majority of lab to 76. It would seem, from a cooverso. time that subsequently arose, that Ministers were *druid of hearing the voice of the country on this cruel mid inhuman transaction ; for to a question from Mr. S. IVO•TI.\Y, respecting the power of the people to petition, the CHANCELLOR of the EIcHNQUb:a susiously replied, that by the forms of the House no Petition could lie received against any measure before the House counected with the %Vey, and Means of the year. The SrEAREII, however, without giving • decided opi- Mon on this important pond, expiesked a doubt whether the Resolutions now adopted, as they did not arise from a Committee of Ways sod Mewls, were of ►uch • 'Amure as to Jenne, the people of the right of making their curisplaihta. This night the Otani:lL LOA of the rIcLIEVItiI will move (or !care rto bring in Rills, iu pursuance of 'his Resolutions. . . 'lie following was given iu a Paper of lair even• in n ; at a coil - of the autlitili . of *Minsfii's health, die delay ill the arrival of which LA txtitcd se much solicitude : His • latijesty his passed, the last mouth reel quietly, lough still subibitiuc *truism smith's's' marks of disorder. His Alajed) . s general health is unissipaireil. " 11. IIAI.FUKD, M. B t AII.I.IE, w . Enutiws, R. 11'ILLth." " Windsor Castle, Jolly 5, !Sig," l'he Court Ciremhir t.f ts.t bight says— t' The bulttoiss etapratiog the state of the king had sot arrived at St. hasten Palace last eveottig " The 1)&81..44 BLGLIIT and Ilse Doke of Yd■E yesterday hottoured Ascot Death me* with their prebend:v. This cireornstamee ottffiee to siitate the unfavourable tutuours teopreiing bi 31ASESIirt• The Par is Papers of Salo. ilav last contain the termination of tbe debate 10 the Cll.lllllbCf of Deputies un the Army Lstiniates. 3be divcussion on this subject was resumed with anituaimu uu Friday, %rhea several amendments besoles 11.41 erigivally proposed by the Count de hi BOURUUN , I•I! were submitted to the Cbsinber. They one successively re. jetted uutil the Clamber came tir thala Al. Us 5A1.13, %%bids oral tu reduce Ilrr estimate for active GRViCe by the sum of 8,000,000 halms. This ansendroent was, uu a sc. utiiiy utluirttal, by OS white balls "Against 0$ black balls. 'Uhe oilier articles were then aduptsd, so that the ut l re. thiCliela tacked au the total estimate is eight cniioaus of francs. The Chaesbcr thew pruceedea to examine the NaVy Esti mates, s hieh amtustut to 44,400,000 C. The 11 twister uf Marine eaplaidesl Own estimate at length.and the debate was adjuwrottl Au article from Stockholm, of thr 41st May, speaks mys teriowsly attic mill. is return of Cutstirs JUIIN to Ilia CIO • tal i , sad of tui airiest, of some isiterestiag communications from Vienna, She commits of which foul out trasispired.—A 'letter furor Fraukfort drove that a letter bent lay the kin: of SWLY/C3ll to the Emperor of litast♦ was irterned nu uretred. Ransoms are circulated in Paris, which speak tics champ in the 31iiiistry. It is said that the new arrangements will incl.& Al. Luca', Mardial Gutivtow ST. cvtt, kt.Att Pima, aril Dig Marquis 1.41.1104.1. LS, sisal wi:l lutrudocit hot, BALTAILY, Dr L'ELA%G, and I'ASQL: SKR . aye per emits. are 641 f. BSc.; Batik Stock, A Han.hurch Mail has arrived, w.ih Papers to the Sil iest. The Huhu ur CV4IIIIIIIIDGS went uo the 2dll. last, wish his Cuusurt sod tba yuutig Pilate, fruru Hauuver to she simmer resuleoee of Month/Mums. Letten were received in town yesterdny from statimg that the Duchess of CUMBERLAND and the yumig Prince were going on extremely well. CIRCULAR. Wsr Office, May 28 r , 1819. Stu—be reference to the Circula► Letter frum this 4 MCC. (laical the .7,oth ultimo, willtdrawing the pernaisaiun, hitherto allured to Agents, to rc crier Letters from their Clients thrutich this °Rice, I ant uuw directed to acquaint you, that nu Letter ur Cover, though routaining uulyulc Mrstiartle,adartaseil to the Half pa) Ofarers in )eur Agency, wiU be Gawked al this Uffice arks the 24th of lie ensuing !synth. I am, Sir, Your utost übedttitt bumble Servaat. W. 111:11RY. The LOWTHER partisans, with a view !possibly to injure the political t homier of Mr. OnoutaiAll, have iweu reporting that he hail ahandurred Ins principle' and friends in Wriamorlaroi„ upon which f.:turbters made bun a Judge in the East Isiders.,— It is, I .eritapo, unnecessary to say that this statement is fa I se.--/ Cu r /is fe Jon mai.) The Earl of EULINTOM and Lady JANE MONT GOSILRI set otf from the !toyed lintel, Edinburgh, Morillay bentright, on their return to Egliutrin Castle. The Noble Earl, a few weeks since, came to London to take the oaths, Ste. in Parliament; and tit order to avoid the great fatigue atteisrlisig lung a journey by hind, to one of his advanced age, returned to Scotland by bra. lib Lordship hu s tled at Leith on Sunday setittight, after a bug arid boisterous passage, which, rg arc sorry to learn, greatly affected his health. BANK RLPORT AND EVIDENCE.—The Minutes taken before the Secret Committee of the House of Commons is uuw repriuted by Dr. Curnear, Nu. ISt, &Ins& is 380 octavo pageiNiat she price of 7s. It consists of the Evident, of Six Bask Direciors, including the Cover uor. and Deputy GUMOIOr of the Bask of Eugland, together with that of Lochseea of the first commercial atarsclers iu the country. This Report, illustrated by such • burly of valuable Evidence, is perhaps tie must iospurtaut official ducunirut to the Mercantile, NasiuNcturiug, and Agricul tural luterests of the limited Kingdom that ever was pub lished. Accounts from Orthez (in the Lower Pyrenees) metitiwi the occurrence of a dreadful storm of hail ou the 15th of May. which, is the space of our hour, destroyed over an extent of sixteen neigh bouring communes one of the richest barytes that had ever gladdened the eye of the hut bautlinso. The storm beat dawn all the •furs, destroyed the fruit trees, awl every species of corn, and reduced thousands of persons in a mu spent limo rase to misery. Accounts from Pau, of the Mts, speak of similar catastrophes in other places. Storms succeed each other with frightful rapidity. and titvage entire districts. Hailstones - are said to have fallen is size equal to a Fullet's egg. A plea is is costemplatins, and hal bees brought under thicuisahleralisio of the Cameral Post-office, fur rffectiog .segislarcumessoicatimi by lota between the metropolis sad the great ishtsiffiretorwig mid commercial towns of York shire sad 'mires/sire is esti day: It W. we radriitaad, pro. posed that light carriages, jest of suffer:lest capacity to se. to r- the coselamais sod guard (without soy parrs. Roo), sod to teasels Use letter.bags, shall he costorocteal for tido purpose; dial thew shall be dolor. by two berms of good upon. awl rim, by short stages, rkirro inilewegkbosit, is .clwdmß the time *pest Ia ebsages, which w ill exceed Maw minutes is the whole distatice. A to this isersisgeosest law wesebes will mot be more ths* tighlres hours 401. the marl, and lettersdispatcbed from Loa= OUT 'Charms time to ibs aftenwoo of owe day will arrive lia Us " l " wr, " 4 1 . 1 "alwrol isUw laresous of the Foliowtog degi tool lemma pot lido the coissmy put-offices lip to foot o'clock is the afternoon, will ill . I clit." 4 it I.oa4es la the foreausio of the following ilap—dios iiceopy- Is& With Om camosiosiestiori demo aid soh; too disys Wowed !MOP. Ills *sparsest of ibis *wilily eI wemusiosicatiosi it 1"4"onl I. Is, sot rats amp Is postage ma 111 Idiom mg* / t ,Pig *RA ase,for the psopost a t woe, else,* awl isewspeprrs rt a eiriag '.o slisposch will In wit h tbs nip* posi i k sig.., • Inwitzefrisi • , , :At 40 0 -3 .1„;, -.•..,; r..i.viltolvAnLis i.AArtss. : • THE CO JIITESA Or DARIIII.ET . I Gttcati ratter mart. lTs Almaday aveldag the Cousitem of 6sratey gave ati elegant (anti ball at the liaueser.striore Ituesse; it Iva. suoiwr W 'be out given last 01111110111 to be English Nubility at 'spies, with this dillermice, I hat theta every .me went masked, mid !sunward what io the salami+ ; here GaAs were loot wore at all. TAW dreams were moat superb, the eosturne of must conutries wens intriolncept; the greed vie. tram.. was iNun,ivaled wish a ruffs Wm& of vs riepiteil she ro k im ,,,, were eutermell with them. The bard of tbe Cntitstreiiiii Heinen:it of Beards were .I.G...wit there. •Lio formed es tbr tempos, arrive& The staircase leading to t:i.auil Coueers Boum, which was fitted up in a must saatrlii i warmer fur Jasicing, was drcarated wale shruhs, Uowers, a.sJ lamps. Tbc Bose uf.ibe ball-room was beau tifully siaieted iu various devices, duwers, birds, ltq, witb au • Lit zeal binder ; jt was most hrilioilitly commenced a little, before claret+ o'clock, wills a new quadrille led by— The Marquis of glitter Lady Grey. Law I of Denbigh • Lady Herbert. Cutissi earstnau Lady Leone's. Calmat tit. Aphioici 'llsus Fitgetaccece. liugh Kan, Esiq G. Pane. Earl of Clare Lord Itelgrave Lund W.ilseuurt... Titre acre two re:fragment rooms, wiatz coffer, In, mm orgest, Iteaile, ices, au a frvita Were sere There we t , tau *app.+ rousts; Owl tables were eureied 'with 'all the at' • licacies of the season, Ctitaras wryer laid fur as ima as he atcommutl tied. At One tlrr. when our cogioasty sin; :r. tired, ilsr sAtalc* were lepkwibibrd. 'floe whits, Ise. atsa uf the rarest qualitiet. TIK cumpauy present exceeded I,oou. moon clam wave Royal Hipbarsaira the Dukes of Kam, Susses. mid Glouctster, hi their Field hlassliat's dresses; she Duke of Wellington, Fetid Marshal Arne of his "Rflue" , 114 %la" a ILr l'eralau Antbanintlue was lowa tipleauhdly di ewer with a prufiisiva uldlatooltaa; Sir Gore Oustri Bart. was &Pistil as a Versiau. oils intiseiclaes and beard; Lady Castle reagh, as a Spsisah. Vetoers., very clever% bet Laiii i slop wore a pridusion of diamonds the Duchess of IVclliiig- NO sure a britatilul Swiss dress ; tie COOIitHIE of Hithruitit au elegant Nrspolitan; Lady Clifton,. an rlenaut Petit!" thew; ilia two aliases Bruwallow, rids broil& dresses; Iliv Carl of Belfast, s rick Polish General Blies au tie gnat Highland dress; Use 'Arlie, Vesietiou dresses, • ills diadems of gold mad silver. It was half-past six o'clualt yeah iday iwuruiug w4eii Oa company &tole up. Lord !tietrifle gave a rsoileatertainmest yesterday to the Peruau Ainlimeador and suite. the Marquis of Newly, and a large party of distinction, at kis residence, at d.c Admiralty. Earl ftlauvris entertained yesterday the Ambassador from the Neale, illllllll nod a large party of distisgstialted per sonages, at hill WNW, is PoMptair-squate. The Persist. Andiaandot has issued upwards of inflearda of int-48614i top a splendid mat, me Tuesday mat, it hat it. sitleun'e in Cinirles-nirect,llerkary-siwiarr. Earl sod Omuta-an Grenrcuor will have two large parties. the 17Th and Pith lust. at Grosvenor House. Leidy Raffia gave a grand hall and supper yesterday even ing, at her linure. in Great Geurie-street., Westminster. which was at tendrd by upwards of 200 pinups of the first distitic. tins and fashion. Lady Nos 'Maud has issued cords of ioviialinn fora (road amiably on Tuesday algid, at her house, Upper &wok street. Lady F:Lizabeth !Lo*lber's assembly last 'yelling, IF Grua., eraur..4uaie, ass Very amaerussly sad .fasiliumbly at. ea..ted. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. This Theatre dosed last Hight for the season with the fullo%iog Address, spoke's by Mr. STEPHEN Ksmus.a Lautas .1116 D Gegit.rmsa-1 am requested by the Pro. priciest, sou she Performers to offer you their sincere sc hools ledguseats for the patrushige conferred opus thin Theatre, aged they beg rue to assure you, that it will slims. late them to (mother sad greater ekertions for your amuse sorra whet' they have real the honour of appearing before you. Durime the vacatiem It is iuteuslohlouroughly in re pair the Theatre, sad to embellish sad beautify it is n man. sort worthy of your reception, and to streagthen ilea Company with all the sakut that can be procured. For myself, in my titseial capacity, 1 have beer received with such indulgence, as puts II out of say power to thank you as I ought ; mid l weak to take this opportunity of pub licly returaisig say *batiks to my kosher actors, by whose as. 'limper I Ism berm enabled to priforin the duties of any arduous situation ; they have conducted themselves to wards me like friends and brethren, and soy thauks are due to terry iudivolual. I mention this, because I know sit uptaka prevails tluit there is always a echoes behind the cur faits ; but so much the cuatrary has beets the ease iso the prevent Kamp, that the harnsuay which has subsisted has been like that of a initiate fasgily. As this is probably the last time I shall ever have the ►usour of siddremlng you, find soy feelings sleepily *Welded ip peueseumenig the lord, l'arevrell.-31ay Width, happiness, and prosperity attend ytta all :" BRIGHTON, JUNE 7. Excepting the progress spade in the improve. mews, every thing at the Pavilion remains or starts quo. The Duke of Yo&K. as was last week stated, is expected to be there swine time in the course of the present mouth, but the Patrice RIttiENT but before the latter end of July. A strong partition of timber and plank was last week erected, extending from the Castle to The Royal ('remises. and separating the ball-room, &c. from the inn mud tavern part of the former—this proceeding has induced en inference that the ball. room is destined to a removal shortly, to make way fur an additional extension of the Palace. Since this day seniiight oar arrivals have been much increased, but the paucity of emusementa at present, give the somhre of dulness,. notwith. standing, to the town. Eicepting the lihraries, thEre are no places of fashionable public suiuSe. taut at this time open--but these du much to L.. old) extent from the circle* of Sea. The tkeyne promenade continues to derive an additional attraction from the daily attendance of the Ilne band of the 90th there. What of this re giment remains in this town s it' is said. will shortly be removed, to make wiry for the tiSth, who are Yr continue here until the latter end of August, whew they are to be sweceeded by the "guard battalion of the Greasawher 4tuirt4 iu }he military- Coheir of this place. - , One of the selocipcifes tisken (row IN. pila f * I Q exhibit in • oeiglibouriag town. the be .sww claimed its artivail by 6 This is to giro: notice that there is just ce n se r Philosop4ef fteou Dongsster, to be . .seen this ally only 0.1 9 rainy.) j 4 ( , II r , THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANIE. Jolt. K, 111119. fIRTIIEATILE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE JIL cum P.t Yof PROORIETORS are particularly yr, quested ha alirisl the SlrEt3Al. GENERAL ASt;F:II ISM% t be held uu SATURDAY NEXT, the 12th Instant, at laue aa'Cluck recasely, lu receive his Report of the Select uumaittve. C. W. WARD, &emery.