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Si waamoth ele agriedlas ADELINE. TEL ricnit OF lIRDUCTIOIL tt r k;s a l er eim :M. * tils 3 prir p t i i i i i ii beise .rat, as lis i t lo in iip . r b , , dir lanitt ti e , whine I s tiroperdnumesm,,,, . Ou s t.. p o d t h e d e e m a t*, b t WAIN* drat it up* twaiimi e Ist Xis pilsolrd 00 •" ••• " b Y Nes "' C. " 114 P.". rolidiimily parA babes Disk a Eosin& NW. CANNING pearls 1141 Mos tram =Maio two a delse. "" If till* liggigbilin 'Ay at tibia they prayed Waif. • iromisp, Isight, Me liminess, mid Mils a. BEST, Ileanmy. Iderelhooss is Usurped, Alin iii • am awes" ma OWE liko tie* whiclibidhoslinlll.laltbsillotylkil _, ii _ lr • Won a d i " r ??Polud OP Pa capsuwit a _ •- - It _. 7 ,- r- .„ . mond that it be edema altektAftitalteisal Osaissietaft lelv WIWI hod boa 1 1011116104.1011 1 111.1 8199 81180 / " le n t IS I . I" ggall" l . 6 Pew "be 981•11 ant ' 11"" "" alag O sa "" MO. kr*lNKrAkiraeam_y•lL nor- PON ALI* la _ .._ .mr- Rung wee or *Ors that AO stiakipseowebk these. 14,.. 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' Tim Ref Ors published, beautifully waisted is pod man, to As infinite 's' leommitme, and *bra Ma subject ,__, :__, . . jet EVENING, TUESDAY; Match A, •• • SOME PASSAt4ES is the LIFE .1 Mr. (Mc nook) snob' sot nil his ( Mr. Own& moans- tied se their owe huggNia night to tun been 1 0 Pinola as this i j. • • will be Wed tba Open of toil det his uly, either I. h is enstitsesessr Me pubis& cautious is applpiag i ypin A., 411.014 a VolefilliTs es wo u ld P r i n Me . • ADAM BLAIR, fo the Ri THE EXILE. illiaimar OMa Monti it Crass-Melkir. The Potitiois Irk Mae ordered I. Ilis mined to the t o m ewe Hot there lopiod. he.. seeneseee i th e y amts. to let his Peas through 1 Cain WAHL. Mr. rearrau I &wow a Ski* Mr. W. e [.et bile that steadtth tan bowl kit be felt" Agricataral Committee. moo` awe 1911949.1 r, Mr. 1.1.8•1 "; C ' B4 C ubmar ? Pliant (Of T. Cowie, Stroud, Leetioa s aa4 William MALT DIM. general rule of lair. „pot base Dad ibraterleal nice. , Of. DArangi it.. ( Met die), 14. **e ms '' , t a s..isB, Weekend, Edisburgb. Mr. 00001 (from the Opposition bassets) eished to a* the Kiehl Ilsonombi& 0 •• 1401 •• ° FF •4I.-- ( 8 6111. } — I:buygaisePutto to iliscilv ; ar re4 eZenV°l).""a" throug ille h Ai ::: 4C y d: , : 47.7 ll ;pow ted:l pm .lbehe ir a stl nd :M hebe in trC lho llilltia t Ali t ted b C e ni ß Laa ill ir ile m it ns eEpi, lith Moat. TM Seems Minsk Mrs. Peewit; Rain. mos, Ship Tenni LAksisa, Miss Foote. Ibis day wore poniard. &end Eakin, prim Is. whittler, shier Mary, soy likeralsolll had hates plate IS Ms I *Adidas Is Art HI. Its CORONATION of His Empress ELIZA- IDLA IN REASONS 'why POLITICAL Naiad Metter is the period fir the eapiratien or IN roost lot their case once are before the Judges sod re. ill Illogical as • M••*7 BM) Art saw A POWER snub' sot hii 'noted is PAPISTS. &ay one . alt' oppor . touity for the exercise of their die-. !iscal way. If there wen guy perti ..... ••• a Al_l.ll._ 11.0_1_11 1111,- _I v.- r•ai A Neal 1 Ile J.L. A. wyruvraten ....m. Al. / I 411111! that . _ _____ - _ . _ - Poet N, Siriliamd ul imittel-i Lamseefrompr ibit the li r si."4 :l7 l = his 11111.110.1111.6 Soh* • a tililb of lo easested ad io Soh* fit Has. be otie areadleril distreer, see se~i g . foto de aillheie • Pr itii.sarsbrz. s‘ Peak% a* sit obit eeid recta ego fl i kt )s = heck owe lbw Its. arta MOW* Both 'Waft 7 Iltm per Cleats. consult with them for the treader into the flier Gortrement. Re 'Cdr. should be ellowed Petitioon. He Right Hors. cia.- through the Commit tee Report to onotkr Escgpvtta wits me be regarded is should pose in eke parties likely to be isjored iu may peculiar asmarree, it wised be best to provide a remedy for each canny by soisesofree. slept. themure. . ar. Ttaltlialr protested naiad the. 11111114 ft considered is its @attire as a Wail •411 i. could sise to reason why the ea repelled, sad the doeussime hibehonedillefillible The CoanceLtosat she. Buttress* eieelld to the wishes of the Geodaftea opposite, sodites• glued to receive the &pert on Wednesday. Me. Tanager begged it, etc seellor aecoessodahae, that it . eitlealilotrallldileCt . 4gr ii : oB fr.-.litip I.# : fa Xil.lo t JP- CIIIIIMILLOII of di* 111=hummill. ,: i :I i t og GINUIFILL °bites', to foitedifillw the Bank for tbdibedribriopri= They had received 9004 eaan al l dories lbs. ow. Se ppeopthithilli Its wersamiss .11* rameive, it undikeellimptt . Apia, the stock was to be cosefilliki ,-negoetueshapital. Wes it isnisisl Seat the sane peastiota ea the thirowaco Wasted is Had the Right Haft Getitleoses come to say agreoseet with ttha Mlak.oll the ealliees He might Wm his &died oppeeitiett to any allowance whateverlass greatod to the. Saab Ave this trononsies. Ttie Petition was thee brought op. :NY r • The Cuero'. Loa of the Exaseeyoutt rialtast no agreement had been mode wi th the Mho degree of their trouble would depeod oar bur of holders dissentieut from the scbeggit the question of remeuentiou was gagigeleghde open till that circumstance weak .4e was uo alert to be expected freak any other corporation to give thelerlemthhe recompense. Mr. GRIM TILL said, that they were Is consider the extraordinary pwlits made by she Bask in ma. arming the accounts of the Government. By returns made this very day, it appeared that foe merely making the doily transfers, slid seethes she half yeerly dividends, they were receiviisg•ntheMi. per annum. This allowance ought to be misread. There was soother little sum which they made eut of the balances of public money left in their hands. They held at least on as overage foot WII.• 110011 of these balances constantly in their heady; at least there were 3,900,0001. lessiag eat 1.00,0001. of Exchequer deposits available for the public service. the mimes% of the reminder at three per cent. only would be 75,0001. He was cirtaiu that no sum would be asked ley any other bankers for tranferring the stock, hosing the ad . Ventage ..of *rich profitable trausectious. Hod the wisdom el Porlialneet allowed number berth to . sprieig, up. that business, which bad cost the eriantry five or 600,000/. might bays been doer. with gratitude for the femur. for lomat. a year. • Sir ft. ,Wtioon wished to know, fee the edron. tor of,the bolder. of the navy five per cents. stock, irOweereinent had recently received shy infanta.- Woken (redactor, to those hopes of pacilleimios be -4,4'4 'Bogota sod Turkey. expremed in the Natl . + Speech . ? . trquie of I,4IIIIIDONDIMILY objected strong ly 'Rode and time of puitiog the qtae.tion. its the objets it tended to sopped was merely that of Pubhc.ohres; he was happy in saying that Moue was no feeedolitio for soy rummer like that hinted it Sy *ellen. Member. SW fi„.• WlLsoo denied that his object in putting theisention was to excite alarm. He was a try.. tee or en estate which wee in the five per cent,. It 'ties with a view to the interest of those foe whom he was Ceiectived that he hod pest the questiow. The Marquis of LONDOMDIBRIY thought the Hon. Member quite a. well off, in his character tit' trustee, without she answer a. with it. Mr.lgetica said a few words. Mr. flows thought it vety objectionable that the Bank of England P.110(11(1 reserve so moth moue)! us 350,0001. for managing the public debt awl ae. counts. when not one glutting was charged ler that service by the Bank of Ireland. He reminded Or House of the recommendation of the Finance Com mittee, on which the Hue. Member for C.. 04 Clunk presided, tbst Site Bank should tint receive . more than onethelf of that sum. He hoped the House would trisect the clause for requiiiieratian. The Petition was then read, sad laid actthe tail,. Mr. SceeLere gee. notice of a matioa MOW. - in* she Poor LOA% He spook' not,s.however. pledge himself to millwnit any Messer, to Par*. meet, until he sew Whet' Goirernmeirt . 'Meader! iu their plate bf lettelltig Tsar aUttinass oat to the ra tiithes. He teak a fm' ranted the Iditsistive were I Cee le. Clow Iledieli. Sat-ear so% Idpw Teweeel LAirsiee, Übe le Mt Me CORONATION BITS. Ts Ale% will be added ibe Mules! Pelee of /ROTH Ell Atv D arrest. Doe Cl el M Twines, Me. Fewest.; Dee Iylwie d. ph ew , Ilwrient; Mr. Loewe lisessie, Mr. Madam Deem takiers, Nose liallesile; I imelia; Ml bee' MOW, Mos. Lleiee. A Ihieem Ow say be bed Sir ibe seems, or sightly, a L. 'kinds% at the Iles•Odlee. Oa Monday, Meelswo—with AMAIN, or The Weedlerfel more opportunity for .. . extreme , cl74which they bad No illlmplently given up. a few words from Ahhhepip lifilostlt. the llPPtSol,4o. t•prese~ b• lile 1 .f i t si !l, 141Niffillaireos• a StiOss an be , of, Ur. HOW , from the town of Behnke, ~„, j. COFFIN supported it at the reqOest or hit seats became there had been undue sem- Aillgaset illogishiy in the case, otherwise.uot all the APIIIIIimos% it', &gland should have 4ifillto from his Meals/00 . le the Petitisa.—Ordered to be 4 , 14 171s11; . ' is° . St monied a Petition in demise Eccles. Lancashire.ls ' the Clown for the relamasfallpsl i r e t—au exercise of *SI . • • ,which tho, • . rs eionteived moat . • Crows gkerSkypie of she mei', 7 61ir '' r.l: be be Po Pri 7T aillill reS lll.llll l ie rrrnr l pessai et iltelilies 4Nhjees 10 which ateifilltiblLlNlONl.Metty. elf the 41111111.1 h r, la. dit Nittß4iesiendivelie•lisselot the *the open& Thee Weallese &el .11os of the City so hiels , /* bed de boostref= They were ossoidesehle.ioy impeopilmieger,. .01 essmesel ease they of else olds el she sys. oat IW,' Peptised thee medlisseses t• spoke ttior ' ionilllio of their pesperty is this hood MereMb theysigyin of the registry. The Hon. Boroodi e l agar melommtiog ea Übe extensive mischief while the tithe *sem sad the neglect of timely rues* ,off its ohemoo - leid loredered, said that he woe** ifile Heels she iestatice of the manner of .11ithes Wish had come to his knowledge. • csiilsiE May oflthe Irish church having a benefice is . 1 peraryoseipleyed a tithe proctor; this agesithed ,elwrsed a moo 901. for his tidies; the kyles. liets. .dilred '9/. all the mosey be could raise, but with .euit avail ; he was dietrained and seized. Bat lavat ories with thealergyman is the road, he made him aiitirquaiated with the ;articular*. The clergyman lilmid that his• tithes were W. and not SOL as the poillor bad charged his. So that great as this .alhailliisf the tithe system was, it was still greater mikes they discovered that the money was not col. , 4 .lleetad for the advantage of the clergy. bat mainly seat into the pockets of the collectors. A system, .Mich would admit of one such tostance ought Si •Aril poked to the bottom, and put au end to. He dooolleviel most cordially with the Petitioners in 'irsoying the House to take iota immediate consi yderatims the distressed and disturbed state of Ire , Isod. and particularly the tithe system. i i • Mr. GouLeuits said, that he was sot prepared to meet the statement of the Right Hon. Barosiei. or to admit fully his statement without more time. He was prepared to say, that the tithe system was under the consideration of the Irish Government, sod that it would afford theta the highest sattsfee• two if any effective measure of redress could be adopted. What wss the exact intentios of that GOVerOSCOt lie would sot say, bat it was D ot is=• different to the subject; nor would the meow 1 mendations of the Commissioners of Judicial In. quit), to examine into the abuses of the practice or the Ecclesiastical Courts there. especially in regard to tithes. be overlooked. Mr. ELLice said, that It was eery gratifying to hear thut the Goverunient intended to propose a measure of this kind cm their own responsibility. He trusted that as there would be DO time last by an examination before a Committee of the Howse, that the Bill would be put in progress before Easter. Mr. Gout.suom wished it to be most disdeetly understood that he did not give any pledge am lutely that Government would institute a measure ; all he intended was that the Irish Government had the subject under consideratioo, with a sincere de sire to do whatever was practical in the way of remedy. Mr. Newman thought that it would be very ad. visable if ilia consideration of Government were extended to the tithe system of England also. Mr. Hums wished to ask the Noble Lord op posite if the tithe system of England had occupied. or was likely at any time to occupy, the sttentiun of Government?—(No reply from the Marquis of Loudonderry.) Sir J. NEWPORT thought is reply on so import ant a subject desirable for the House. Mr. Gont.susu again explained. Lord Ens:Nl/TOM urged the Noble Marquis fee a reply to the question of his Hon. Friend. • The subject, litiO isaportaut. The tithe system was u r" POWER ahmili parotid By SAMUEL WM, A.M. E.R. eel AIL Vicar of St. Bartholomew the looth Lomb*: Printed for F. C. and J. R 1 'it. hen Ontreltlard, and W.rerloo.pl■ee, Pill..' dot, upon The CHANCELLOR ef the EXCHEQUER replied la a tom es low that we mold oat theimeity catch his observe' 5i.... We iiederstood him hi say' that it was his istaition, eta Felisy swot, to postpsee the peened for the expiration of Mr peewee out, to the Nth February meat. Me. SWETT (Wiltshire) wished to home if any Wiz saw would he made I. the pirate reesomer fue used after the 55th of February, 11111? • -"•\ • i " We eaderatoud the cHENEHLROE of 111011NCIM QUIZ to soy, thee • paapssehenueillipulsosiallifas made for all wok eswesiused after voiroorr PRE he should tinnier, wove.— , "That the House do resolve itself isle morrow is consider Mesabi Set" After • few word. hum 11r. ELLICIIII"Shs MORT. ' LIT, sal the CHANCE4AMIII of H. 11e.11WANISOLISIR WINO es Nit rifspEpet delunterm would the allown*lo be made? Ws =re.:4411. 1 ..g.... tet, 11 1:: lien r e= l esi stil* ZZ a csiv ee the' Exchequer eieselett dowel i.e Mite w 4 OM, tip showdetenti Meet the twat. ,s • Mr. JON ES said, that ea Friday Next he Mould We Hesse whether the repeal of the Salt Tax world Pit afford greeter relief them the WA Tax. Lard A. HAMILtON postponed hie moils% labia steed for the 111111 e, in the ISM Wafters. l , • HENRY HUNT. Me. Aldermen WOOO wit Med to can Ate taws limo of the House too receot else of cruelty which would best eneasittielts Interests et. titelt; al by making the sistemest as brief et pep. He had received a letter that morning, from he should read some extracts. Our would .bove thought that an imprisoameut of two years and &half wee a sutbcieut punishment, without farther riots ; but it appeared OW tee later than ay last Dr. Coulston mart Mr. New two Magistrates, had visited the gaol, sod tkorp i trued to be a small dee, e so stated in .1010 t of the Commiesiouere, for the pur ,irese of Omitting air into Mr. Hunt's chamber, ,etted that they instantly ordered it to be shut up. ..The Hon. Alderman then proceeded to read a ,getter front Mr. Hoot. which be had received from ~Mr. Hunt since he had obtained possession of the Petition. It recited a variety of sufferings and pri vations which Mr. Hunt described himself to have undergone in the course of a few days, while an operetta° to extract • tumour from wider one of his eyelids. Having read through the letter, the Hon. Alderman appealed to the House if it would be , proper to leave this individuel to the rigour of all dpa Additional punishments which were practised open bim. Ile intended to move one future day for the priatiug of the evidence taken before the Commissioners. llo,the mean time he would remind the House how strongly all the allegations made • hiln to the Honk , . respecting the treatment of r. Ham. had been borne out sobsequently. Mr. Dicitiesoe said, that it was the first time ► be had heard any thing of the operation on Mr. Hunt's eye. He was happy, however, to inform the House, that the High Sheriff had written to the !gooier at Ilchester, directing hint to put Mr. Haut in the same circumstances aid ',fiance as he l.d been in previously to the restraints so much coma plainest of being imposed. Mr. G. Been err bore testimony to the corrobo. ration of all the allegations made by the Hun. Alderman, as to the treatment of Mr. Hunt. Mr. Hoseouse impressed on Ministers the or. cessity of removing Mr. Hurt from this very ob noxious gaol. It had beau said, when first any complaint was made on the subject; that Mr. Hunt was sent to Ilchester gaol as a favour. It turned out to be no favour at all—that the gaol was un tenable, and scarcely compatible with human ex istence. He trusted that no time would be lost in removing Mr. Haut from it. He hoped that Miiiisters would out waste even the time it would take to print the Petition. bat that they would et once prevent the poseibility of recurrence of those undue penalties which, as was now admitted, had been considerably aggravated since the first discus sion lee Parliament. That would be au exercise of • the prerogative which would do them honour to reconuneud. Mr. Sceamerr said he had been • little misun derstood. At the time Mr. Hunt was committed to Ilchester gaol. lie had stated that it was a favour. done him, because that was considered as one of the. best conducted gaols to the kiitgdooa, Subsequent" experience had proved that it was *lt thee sk take and that gaol was so badly s e . • d tee) r. C. W. WYNN said, that if , rdshipo, 1. were saftered.by Mr. Hunt. it was the' duty of the Magistrates to jeeveut it. •He very much woes ., tioutd if the • Crewe, hati , ioy prerogative with' Tlses day is pabliabsd, the Fl MST PANT of OT Iti DG E and KAC K HAM 's CATA LOGUE o ( . a COLLECTION of NEW wad IL CON DMA AND BOOKS, in various Brooches of Literature, nosey of wbieb are he splendid middies, and t4 whole ars nuked at extremely low Prices foe Ready Blessey. To be bad at dos Place ed. Sale, No. 30, Strool, at the Aims of Beettioglirow.street (price its. Ild. Ls be allowed O. Parebatiers); sad of all Coastry Booksellers. • lure Coilectios of B. both SeerearLhaad sad Neer, i several extensive recent Parellosee.l l l . she lee d saki a Catalogue will be 'abashed at Vag earliest oppaillsiv. ama 11111MISTIk PATRON/ICM OP IN MAJIATT. ,1111110 LBW SOCI ITT OF ST. PATRICK. ANNIVERSARY FrSTIVAL •I I.7IOCIATT h. etAllorsted se asturday, Mara 16. I. (a. Patrick's Ifs). Wei a. MA ilamiessesq, At Hit CVO - Cryof Loodoo Timm, Ilkolopide.sroot. rooomillnv, no MARQUIS of LANIDOWN. insivirsesesson: TboDolioefiroltlairtoo.lL TIN Earl of Darelry Morph of Nowt Gee. Lori Nowise, I I'M Earl 4 llamas Root lloreareida 11. of Leaden- inieg. es* LG. ITSWA US : - • • • -""'- ! • sh IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • 1* le ; pI 1101/SE OR LORDS, Mossmr, Maui 4. 7144 r Liedhilps met 44 tee eeleek. "", .; APPEAL • leo Ittsa i itodkmat ; Toe Arrow. et 41101.111111, WstritidenE Illeireelwelppeal teen die diabbsee the Ceeri of 241,27. Mr. Wetherell eras kaed fir the :4 . Stflg.4. katit•liiii•lg, Pant. ILC.B. George ..... IMIWA RIM : 1b god of Delius. Y.P. I lAwd M.P. Lemi Na. ?Regatta, M.P. I lord Briber Hill, M.P., ▪ Abeetroppby, M.P. /hr amides Grote, Bart. Gee. I Atbe Doyle, Bart. Sir U. Donk KGB. 11. F. GCB Jaime Weenie, Req. M.P. Et Dario °glebe Wilambiz ch ies. M.P. . Mac R. Snood, E.g. H.P. Illelthee Feld%: :to . Tbee. srtow met. Fog M.P. filikeerd Richard Aatlioey Stoke, Esq. Robert Bell, Eaq. Joint Fitzgerald, Esq. I George Webb, E.q. (Merge &beta% Es* Iflaboes, ISe. rush, to be bad of the Newer& ; of Meows Halrobodge„ Bep Trusser. College of Plyeteiaaa, Weesiek lase; the Ileartietry; and at the bar of the City of low des Tama. Ulmer el Table at Ralf past Five Meet. J. C MICHELL, Secretary, 18, tbseee-agesee, likstembery. y Marbi led • Repast of the Oneembwiesers, as re quired by the sew Act of Parliainest.-•-Leid us the table. Mr. Ferran, from Use East ladle Deck Compasy, pre sented • Report of the receipts cad disbursements of the Company.—Read, and laid on the table. Mr Reggaes, sad other Members of the Howse of Com mem, brought op the Seising of Arms and Asseranitio• In demnity (Indeed) Bill, sad the Bill to repeal part of the Popelatiou Act (Ireland), which were read a lust time. ASSIZES COMMISSION BILL. Oa she motion of she LORD CHANCELLOR this Bill was read she third tint. and scut to theMer•WearediteMt. AdJoereed. • .1 HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mons" Omani The I accounts of the East India Dock Comm" were laid oa the 'table. Mr. J. Cooke presented lbe annual accounts Odle Shaw bans Harbour. Colosel DAVIES snored that certain retains of fees and emoluments received by the Conaniissitieers of Sari.; maw meat to as order of the House, madoearly us the present Stlielee, be forthwith ordered. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Colonel LTGON pretested • Petition from certain Owners snd (treelike of Land is the Comity of Worcester, praying some tenet' to *Octillion.. Mr. HUSIE moved foe reteess of the .amber of essualtim, deaths, sad desertions In she regular Army, distinguishing the Cavalry and lufautry, from she year 1816 to 1881, both iecluaire; aid taw the slumber of Recruits the British Army for the HIM period, distisguisbisg the boys and men. --Oh diced. CRIMINAL LAWS. Mr. DICKINSON pretreated • Petitews from the Comity of Soniemet, prayiog some mitigaitua in the Crimiusl Laws. Ordered to lie on the Table. lONIAN ISLANDS. This day were LET in Sea. peke 7s. in boards, THKEE LET I'ERS to the W i ght lien. the Earl of LIVERPOOL as the DISTRESSES of AGRICULTURE; in which ibe ludhenice of these Die trams on ear Masorsetures, Trade, and Cemsomeree, is coo sadervd as sell se the itbdicr, Polity, toil Remelt, of Legislative Relief. With Obsenrailoas es Gob Palmists awl a Free Trade. By the Rl+. Hon. Lord STOURTON. A New Edition, with Additiees. Pasted fee J. blawntan, 31), Ludgate-street. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. TO PRIM FERS, ENGRAVERS. ace.— A WlNtess it he. bum discorereiLthat certain Penes. are is she bibelot Pristine sod Yciatliag Labels. !arise copies or imitatisst of those aSsed to the bottles contaision the 'GENUINE BLACKING preperrd by DAY sad MARTIN, thereby ensbliog unprincipled dealers to impose es their cus tomers • bad and injariuss article; We hereby offer • Re word of Tea Guisem. Li/ soy Perms who shall give sue* is forsestiou se will lead to he conviction of any use guilty it than ilkgal prettier*. DAY AND MARTIN, Atorsary, 1821. 97, High Hatboro. SCROFULA. ANUMEROCs and RESPECTABLE MEETING of LADIES sod GENTLEMEN woo held at the Freetearoas"fogrera, on Tloruky Ih► 18th of Folossev lam r for the purpose of cuosuleriag the Efficacy of Mr. NMITLAWg REMEDIES fur Ilme CURE of scau. FU LOUS DPIORDERS. ke. Mr. NUMB esueairiiee of a 111etioisfor theltlth March respecting the busies Islands, sad the impenitent winch they were asaiutisined by the Goveteassat. PUBLIC *CCM NIX lie. MABERLY, seeing the Secretary to the Treasury is his place 'risked to move fur certain papers that would ex plain the differreees I. the set-ousts upon the table by the Noble Margate (Londonderry), sad the psblie aerosols eirestated anseacet the iliesbeta. Anal extraordiaary dtf feigned, never before were exhibited is say public seconate. AaJ be ectusldereil it impartial that these papers shoslJ be IsiJ spot the table previous to the 14th March, she day for which he had riven notice of • martios us the subject. The Hos. Member then 'rooted for • variety of paper', that ussld Eiseinetly state We the differences arose bemires the public sicessuAssind those signed ° C. Arbstbsot." Mr. LUBMINUTON objected to the motion, on the ground that the usual notice of such motions bad bees omitted in the present instauce. !ORR iIITFURD , Req. in the Chair. atom the Report of • Provisional Cotnntitlos said the =testlesouy of ' , costal Medical Gentlemen, as well rho kite received impartial, emit* It VW Readied Unanianomily, I. his expedient to raise a Fund in ordcr In provide an Asylum for PotienisaMictul nit 6 Scrofulous or Csocerows complaants, to be placed uuder the cure of Mr. Whisk', fur a treat of throe years. 11. That thitmenbers of ten fringes or 'sprouts shall be permaaent Mem►ers, and animal Subscribers of one guises vr upwards be Meak or a during the continuance of their subscription; sod that Donors 0r handy goitres. be Go vernors, and eatitle-.1 to at !egad and vote at meetings of the' Committee. 111. That a Committer of twenty fiebeerilsers be chosen, who shall remind all the Inmates of lb. Asylum, elect pre- , Pt °Eters su manage the house and take care of the Patiests, and have p,..cr lu fill op vacancies. IV. That its she first nsstance the Isomer be opened fur rnollit Patients re Children under eight years of ege. IX. That a register be kept 111 which *ball he regularly Meted the eases, sge, sued circontstonees of the Patimits, 'belies, of adenivsiou, progress towards care, and say ob. serystioss deemed suplic.ble to the cave. X. That sbe Asylum be open to the inspection of Medical I C"llllessee no daps appointed for that purpose, under such "Phnom all Ike ColllMinfit may appoint. Mt Hemp Dnammond, Esq. be the Tresserer; and that fiNb m'Phons be received at ll.e forlorias Its•her• : Manna. b ratamoods, Cherioucress •' Sir Juba Lubbock, Forster, and 48 .' ,0 11 H e sse -street; nevus. /heeds, Mockwortis, sod Co Fleet -street as 4 at Mr. Whillear's bodge, N 0.87, Greet Itsvirlbetrem, Bloorsbetry. ..* A liberal Sobscription, satesatin to sprbtdi of 1601, 110 .644•11 at the Illectiag. • Mr. MARERLY could not see the objectioa to produce these ducusitals, to order to ascertain whether be were right or wrong. He did out wish the Howie shoold lake his word for the accuracy of his statemeate. He wished tie* Hosea should have an upoortuoity of forming their own judgment( upon parliamentary docuraeuts; and what more coold Gen tlemen opposite wish thaw their own documents to prove the accuracy of their owe itecuouts? Mr. LUSH IN4TON (as we understood) persevered is his oppisitit ion. Mr. PE I'ER MOORE said, that without these papers it was imposoiblr the House could enter with certainly iato the ihwassiois of ilue questioa of which his Hoe. Frilled had Riven notice. If they were produced the whole cam wool/ • come before the public view. He therefore leered the Moo. Secretary would consent to their prodoctioa. Mr. STURORS BOURNE 'bought the Hon. Clestleepoo **old have give* the orthaary modest of the motiott i iim' ssecnnod that Owe were isaccurseres wain iospol4•llllWileret is the public secoonus. •. , 1 t Mr. MADERO( said. hie elliote it pert was M psi. the House .to pressopti."ll2,grilaielli lie PP' ... _.•.- • ~ • - .1. .-r. *-Algr Vm. , -- - - .=••1•11 v ,` ~,• ~- MN !~ - --- ~ - •,I. _jk 1 1 / 4 iiiiiMiii6a ... ?"„ ~~~_~ w'~s. -. w~,;. .__ ‘,.1A1 .Aral -