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.tee the eisteeeth pee, he paid atteeally late the Lauds • o f ars said taiMesitaiMers." The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said, in explamtion of hirer/rem obemiretlosi, to which the Homarablr Member a n d u podra, that we bad ems eclair revenge of 54000,000!. The meow i./ the actual remeditere, for the several hesochn of naval, military, °rammer, awl civil services, far t h e m ania 'ear, wet 13,000,0011 f. indeptedret of the interest do., arm. hieh astoomr dto Woe's 31 awl 33,0011,0001, so that there remained, elver of the charge for the interval a the debt. and for the actual services of the yes., a mum of 0,001,0001.1 d Muck 5,005,0001. was art apart as • aishieg find, to go en M muminad interest. sod time bs be embed to the attest reduction of the debt; sad the emasteimg kogepettf watt •ppli.d to the deed charge, the gradeal r sdeetioss of Mit* it was now proposed to amiripste. Mr. CURIVEN said, that although he might teeter the blouse Oils" Was. Mamie fee AI/craves, be meld mot desist New repteroWg set factim at the reductive of lama peo p sa us star Ri g ht Hooeurable Geoileemo. He eoista *me eishrti bre the ordectioss of the elude duty sms rock •Imeh world have bore really to the advaetsse MA. w i t -A e ries, elm were large conmenests of that particular metiele. Whet had passed is the House that sight, would, is his °pietism, give peat satisfactium so the comas"; seal Setwithwandlaiwbet MAUI. said by the Noble Leed./.0 did lalsk for prat relief (me, this redact ion to the agriessitesim. DAVENPORT somerasislatra the Hoes* sail the Weoutry us the resalsoioserf the salt tax. 11,. W. SMITH regemied that the salt tax halloo* Wee , breams Ike the topmost she alookielet, Zllr i onased have here pat eilleigsbublet the Mestere of the to. per Omaha weild eslp selleeteltdille fostedatlem of a Ware rcosve.l.A. ,be tax, and he MAU have wished to prevent the seems of towering it for ewer With respect to the imirodliseet at his Hoe. Felted (Ir. Hoot), he was surprises' tins the puha was sot at *see Ora ati by Ha RIAU Hem. Goellemas ; ter elbillweer amble er Woo shay . Might 11118101 to Mold, whether they empitted ewe set of catiosiosiourro ot %wooly, t h e *sly real &kW fermi woo shone.« of the reweave sham Ilse expooditoto. MI MS' *name otoch better at epee he take the Omar what they sow silted the sashimi himl. 31 EN ETT regretted thee oho Weasel( the sal tax eel illithe be retreoled, 'wrote mt Wei as say potshot of It . reemesed, H w eld wily brave a dalaalliatier lii the nosearal of the *WIN which he sbaohideehee weer Is see. He bored so se* eirtall be led away by the 'dote shot the repeal at, these taxes would afford that degrees( latusedisie relief 110 fit de ahriiiittore of tke comer, of which it need ta en* He ke t‘ ratiaer that , the whole a the salt tax bad bees ore . *spit she leather tax had hero wholly teiaiseil Mr. BRIGHT (eared !bat the eqoallx.ne of the dales is 01 4 t h e too founts ifs would opera* to the p,,,judic, of a @Wyk intosfacture °Mcleod, the hoe*, •io the Watt/arm id 'Wei he asferatood a peat qemohly of salt va m ew jai, aid/ free. He thought tt xreald le Inset blint to ea -- awe she whole ashe sox ea sat,. C r * qprofisipts "is> lob t r fori btiegjes •ibbsi by; ..- , pees* It thee tltr/retelel trelkegs temiteieeer camel se ►ees iitatacted from tez is Ail coolin beef* Hoar Mr. RICARDQ it tti w oilievs , en the quilt 'hod Sw lave imam* ha Warm isshimpe of Nisi Ik.; km be reali• iv feet maw& them sios irkicb bed 411111 k hide.l. MIN 14 4 0. AM* lowa Oa* as iisessl7 difaisies sameat4 se altageolev. pole. Us abet- rd ' L *hi ibe C 01111111100.61 lialkool Dela , 'pea the w► ' llessit).apilthatfore wnea►k Member 0' Tise,Vow was hoe V lalleeeretl r • N• tia a 0 08 •100 1 /0 Of Me 4 11 - so meets is lair.sle, Is ore *NNW MN b.. fords. "NA, to WO spritelterir 5, eM veil/ men itasollortortr. des w omissive •110/11) of •I re P. be (Ihe oh Veit" 0 0 / 0 " 0 4 , orr mi. t4hodaasei miesallipi bolo, -=== aria . theadoore :they badlirord that aigSt, Wart taitietaimed "- Mr. HUSKISSOI Lsh Her. Friend Chstacelhir 'mired so isfractioa whatever, et the priociple of the sinkiwg food. It ass perfectly Justifiable la distribute equally cede the what, term a charge winch wash' otherwise have gni • dually restored itself within a aerials masher of years, bit wiikh pressed isieeeseoier ly ow the early pea of the tam. Theabiettiom at the Hoe. Meath's (11r. Huse) or the mite of (honer, rested ow Co moods whatever, km Coasoir- Ilummi ww;id he tottsd to du ilia busiacsa without salary. It. a. OVINEY was tettdersiteed to support the Amend- week 7 1 Lod s.itussau...6l, 'is. 'We sense Wid Idaho" Ito swing No 'Am case every •there tsccri within thus wallas th Sly winkle, fmad • else wool sin phut ef re ***** morthe espeedelow. if at the comeseocomsent of the SO. rill thmeirepies, as was thew st.ted, sweated to op more char k,1106,1100ii and they hadaitace token a 2.000,Q001. pf • t, it s powered to him as Menet re rem, bte positing *at sieklim food saws* be reduced to 3,009. 000 1. o" that it lwoposeil to do for lb rots, by,suatml luaus. So IllOt t that period the sinking fund of MOROI. cou ld not be operation. The Noble If myth said that ratting totem in the auks( eel not as lessee., of the prinelple of the asking Gad ; and iu sopportwf thee pubis., he chord the ease of the Issas raised doeimg therm .. est if id:quasi raised in a time of war escoidetitbe amount of the Mob.* food, then there Was /*sinking tuoJ in reality. At tie beglomlng of the /torsion the Noble Lord proposed tht resoled.. which we , pissed to ices up the sinking fend of 6,000,0001.; sad that resoliatirm had enabled the flight Nee. Geetlemean to reduce Pee cent. am* sew he broke' deem has eau fu tesnistioa, W prepeisirm a redact.* of 2.8 00 . 00 °L of t° In watt tip INIPM the shame of directly to the Makin fowl. the Chancellor of the &wheels owl rule ly Hume wilts a new morhisery of Commeissiosters or Trust *he are to sell these bog oonoities; while soother , set of gentlemen, called Commissioners of the Sinkigg i roodi bee "Itad lueg &osmotic& Tb. COIMie writer 'elm VOA d se the stage the rpsedthrift eon as shoot to bairioa "untlingly of his eserimee father, was thought*. Have • 4.11 ° 90, 104 probability; bet whit 'mild he' iatd ter fhe molar vibe would bring the same permits o. Maggie. bc.rn '• merry of himself! Ye* seek sae( the fir Pito of the flight Hanimeabk He ( d Roma) pent.* of the general *Wafted.. 1 " , 'handsomer.* of the eid plea, owd he rejoiced Mph It therecwt ...id be *peeled 2,000,00 W. ettemeet, /tad he u"fif to mother year 'be Right Hon. Geatleettele able le Rival the *hole of the salt lax. /le observed the 1 satisfaction of the Noble Lord cad the Right Hop. Gnats man, though ho should have imagined, if any thought of eviesisteecy had come across their minds, it would have abated Mitt contest; bat still the measure of repeal of taxes was a great advantage so the country, and he was glad of it, whatever it melt be to the character of th e Rigid 1 iles?Cierattsman. Alderman HEYGATE opposed the amendment of tho Hoe. hirwabwr for Abevileee, so he euaaidered the House wan pledged to the eumetry to support to sinking fund. Is,. deed a, sairmere before the House did appear in him to be a victual abandonmest of the precept* of the Making fund.— ( Wee, hear, bear.)—But if that were doubtful, the soured. Mel of she Hoe. Gentleman was clear enough ou that Foist, east is should therefore vote ageinst it. • My. WILLIAMS was surprised at die objection taken to the immoodment, us if Interlarding with tke statist fund *as • breech of faith—lbis sinking Nod of 3,000,004 M when I. fares ie we had out had repeated breaches of faith, we should now have had a siultiwg feed of between 204000,0001. and 11100111,0011/. He gave his hearty conruireoce to the rider lion of taxes, but lon could not approve of the plan which fastened os the country as senility of 45 years, instead of the annual charge. Mr. CRIPPS opposed the ameadoteat. Captain MASERLY supported the amendment. Mr. J. MARTIN would prefer the plan of the Honourable Member fur Aberdeen, as the most clear and simple. The Committee thew divided, wheel there appeared—. Feu Mr. Muese's Amendment 35 Againead ..-- -.- Majority The Cheoetellor of the Exchequer's Resolution& were thew reed and eillrood to. • Mr. HUME gave sods*, that os bringing up the logitli, • he should take the sense of the House us the qua*, of prime at cisme to the sinking feed. The Report was ordered to be received on 'Thursday "M. 'Else West !edit' Trade mid Colonial Trade Kills we* Ibrotstii . Committees, some additional clauses were agreed to and 'the BIN were ordered to be misdated. -The Re • • ~ pool to be takes into further eensideraihm on Pride/ seat. ILL-TREATMENT OF CATTLE. oir.4, MARTIN moved the second read's( of the Bill. TA*, IiTTORN EY.G EN ERA L moved, as as anienrlnteet, list ig,elpseld be read a second time this day six months. ,1te.14. MARTIN was surprised, after • similar Bill had . peesetthe ordeal of three divisions is that House last Iles *WlN WI isrihricajvcd the dished approval of the Maris.. ISII4Ie et, sad Middlesex; nay, there eel sots; yele ,polpit .to , miuntry bet what had avowed an opieleo' la ,weir . hie measure—after this he should have hoped the Attorney-Geseral woeld have at east fa.. Ibe House with 1101110 /Caine for rejecting the sip.. . The eonroble Member then enumerated several iustasepoi voisre y:ppil of cgaditg lissaimals, which had bees transmitted to Win One, a Gentlemen at Nottingham, and put it to the 'mem gitether for such atrocious barbarity some remedy oat to be embed. He had heard that pauper e.lieals• .y 4 ygry popular with Gentlemen of the long robe, A OIMPoso for whom his Bill was to be a protection were 4.1i ,, tia ,.... 4. 8,. doe, he wee the less surprised at the Hoe. se's concise opposition to it. timer's said • few words, ie ors "g 'ilsal'he was inaudible in the gallery. 4/991;/. expressed his determined's is .. . ken' ' ne1411 ) 4 twesallia in oppositioa W I WYNN estemidarod the Bill introduced by ) ieroMPAtortlhelawie of Eagland, nod decidedly vigyebell: 'I opposed the meosorte os the resod that , dioereliestley pewee to the alitilitrwlese /.1/!9,10/084e_s of all persons who had to to creation, red It iris better to leave " Mli olltliciso kligeditabed io elieslogy to • . erwidokisall'A 0 '., ' ' • is dividditGlike sonshers were—. .4 Bill •• • velears •••• IN/ ...Aerologic* ..atitsakefareosO. • eft . .. • • .....1... 0 . .' se t. . she Ms 4sMy la favour of dot Ni 1.... 11 we New read • mend doe, sod oettered la loti , tofildooday Wester.. ' ,iITPDOW-LIGHT TAX. I ' Aid, that le colneleesee of • ceoveroatied IP Cluuterdor of the liodwroatr. he wished aoiice of hip motion jrA the ford of the brolsgbt Is • 8111 to mewl AS ilusttlyent Debtors' Coors is !reload, soil Si sirberedirrgs w that of Euglited.—Mail talk aid' rdered to be mimed. . tfiders of the Day were Oleo disposed of, ipt.vne! ... at TwatTs o'CLoci to Thesis MINDRI Tr . Amanessire roe Kazuo vise %Mind IRA an one rummest, summon el est saxas.--asew U. -cat 4! .3 Heise, J. Pam, TM& Jaws, W. Relabel% C. Liteuebe, R. Robbie's, Air G. Leonard, T. B. Russell, Lord J. Maberly, J. Taper, M. A. Moberly, W. L. Wood, Aldereisms Martin, J. Willow, Sir H. Whack, J. I. Williams, .1. /4 albeek. W. Wiliiaw, W. Neeesseby, Vise. O'Callaghan, J. TILLS& Palmer, C. F. Ricardo, D. Pewter, .R. r THE :nßrn, s. cm w 5 777 r • • 'LQNDON. sAnnt.tut . MAT 115. ttt4. ' .. . . Tim business in the . House of Commons last night was very important. The Cuancetwa of the EXCHEQUit developed his financial plans for the relief of the country. The South Sea Company being unable to contract fur his pension scheme, and no other corporate body competent to the task being willing to undertake it, the Minister has been obliged to take it into his own hands and provide for it accordingly. With this view, he proposes to grant au annuity of 2.800,0001. a year, for forty-five years, tnbemisteddiOrustees named by Parliament, a 4 chargeo.!sposiAbe consolidated fund. Theie tees are to pay into the Exchequer the several . noel sums specified in the scale of redaction ; and. to enable them to do so, they are to be able to sell or dispose of so much of the said annuity us may be necessary * to raise the sum required within the year And the better to enable the said trustees to mak;, good tit; spusill payments at the times specified, the Commissioners of the Treasury are to be empowered to iasuilli them Eitffiesiter billy to the necessary i amount,: the emote b.` paid out of the money arising from the Nolof said annuities. This plan, if adopted, would. produce a present Mt* of 2400,000 f. • year, 400,0001, of wbiderkelro. I posed to reserve for the sinking fund, and the remaining 1,800,001. to be -remitted in taxes. The taxes which he proposed to reduce are, the salt tat. This in England amounts at prevent to 18.. a bushel, and in Scotland to 6.. The duties in both countries be proposes to reduce to 2v. bong the amount of the duty now payable in Irelattd, - whih would be attended with the further advan tage of equalising the duty in both parts of the United Kingdom ; but to prevent inconvenience to persons engaged in the trade, the reduction is not to take effect until the Bth ofJestuary next. The amount of the tar thus reduced is estimated at 1,300,000 E, The other reductions proposed are, half of thou leather tax, amounting to 300,0001. a year: tap Irish window and hearth taxes, 250,0001. a year; and the repeal of the war tonnage duty, conti6• oued during the peace, amounting to 150,0001. nuking a total of 2,000.0001. This plia produced a disc ussiou of considerable lengthy ie., which it was stated that it would be swain •! advisable to have recounts directly to the sink• ing fund. An amondtbell to #• , l, e ff ect was put by Mr. Hums. and Apr a divigiqq. The Resolutions of the CH•OCIII.Stse et Elea Ns wets thee put and cirrieds• --•'n s' Both Routes of Parliament adjourned yesterday argil Thursday next. We hove received Paris Papers to the 22d Thrre is 'comely • single article of foreign intelligence to be found in their columns. The Qtrolidieitne publishes letters frowtheimitieve of Spain of the 15th, giving an acceitmi of 1111111111 , fre,Wee , ,between the Coustitutinnel sod B,* laarea is which the fanner were defeated. 'BlllOlll ditterhances took place at Lyons at the pOjil of the elections, which were, however, sites} jippek difficulty suppressed by the military. ' • hamt received a writs #0! 'Orb Papers front the 45th last to the ed east. In the Segel,. the Committee onCommerciipigilffiesitsfaitores ha"; repoettd, that in the °pities 4.4. " the agricultural as welt . s s it:lniag in. tercet of the United States statalakitemoted lac prohibiting the importation of Silvio spirits. T lhiquantity of spirits Abet wooed in • short time mtabesfactured in this recopy to supply the plaCeet v 'thst now imported, would afford a source of revue owe tffivient, sod much lees preearious than that now derived from the importation of foreign spirits. But, es en immediate prehilsition would injure the commercial interest of the United States, as well se (liminisit the revenue, until a • system of rxrise could be bronffit into operation s •eheCoutesittee think it would be expedient to arrive P1M.M....... gradually at the objects is vie*, by increasing tA ,detiP..ou foreigo &pinta." The other huiektiala c ot Courtrai+. Imarely of lepealiialroot. • +t , .14 u.ti •r , f /AO 114,0111ein I Pg W001;7 1 11 .„ vie" paw Twit, .1110111111.1 Mr DnrtiaisAwtm AT gir.Satribosw4hl4 asriyesi at Salem, informs tte;:elsot the 24p of February rwe.c.mn•timed.. sisly bloody scenes had taken place at Sf.;,.fhr ilifeelsoquence of the arrival of an Ea 64111. command as Governor • and 'tinny Cliaf; lopported by the European sod Portuguese ilinat 3,000 itr,p#Mber, he demanded of the Brazilian Committee the resignation of hit authority ; Lind the letter, supported by the Wive troops and Polniincer refusing, they were fired upoo 'in the Palace-square, and a considerable number kilted sad wounded. AIII Braaillans were compelled to retreat to 'fort Soo Pec.. where they remained till the 21st, Ore. 'they evaelireted it, and retired to the country, Wirt inctheW,COmrnander a prisoner, who would pro. biter basest to Europe for trial. During t I hid , &sit about 300 Brszilians were killed wounded, and shout 30 of the European troops. Many of the former were shot down while peaceabl jr pissing the streets. "During these transactions all business was suspend'. ell at St. Salvador, the merchants and many of thp inhabitants having retired to the shipping for eafety. When Captain B. sailed (27th February) tranquil lity wee Meosere restored, and business resumed, bit, itirilkilf.Rected the Brazilians would soon retail Ibrce and attack the place, when bleiti'dy Wiretiibleinticipateds Capt i siu Broke has favoured us with St. Salvador Papers tis t lil 26 , h February, containing details of the event; ppticed above, but we received them at too lotessidlmor to procowtranslations for this Ps. .—(Stain; Register.) • : .•1 t ~1 . . Cr • • sy, ar — virr i •••.- -; i,. '77- THE KING'S (:11.41VD PARTY TO ittratirc THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF DENMARK. , I It is warmly oecesssry to say that every rarity sod dentin" was provided at the dinner fur the eoterthionniot of the royal straw/en is Thursday events.. The splendid Sod marsiliceas mold led educe state service wail used upon I He oceosion. The eibeed course was *need up .1 the Tarsier, asd the urliwleMS the presaratluas were as superb to i. say Shot Imo WS gives by his 111•Joity far s'ess *hireable time. ' The whole of she Mw rooms were set spurt for the dossiog party, wit,/ Her exeeptios of she greed demount esses, me apart for the diniup party, mid the mom leading .to it. They were brilliantly illuminated eriih oral yibt". iimpe rifi git s e l t i rom ul t ed .st t e lte ri'll k ir oy de tl eu G ri s i r ed den w s it u il f ir K ru esator g P o is t a a ti odt bi n e" . a be ar f" r e ive t d ee ra *. P e e l" ll. ll ma a ll dl io 4e reir balta islate e i d be i tfr eglY isies .l .tif thine who had the humour of being invited to their hare reies's party. Towashmed. Sam, and a Romero's@ assemblage of the Row.eirert officer. sod patrol were is attendance la per serve order. . e elf -... ... • The private Wren% qualm os levee had other p.blte ifuys, was opened on this occasion for the reception of chairs into Ihie , Follies yard. The eompaej begat to sr. rive • little before 10 u rlock, and were euadocied hy the pages in otitis' mesons .ilse grand hall through the oetagon ball to she rye tUttololettler the same way ;8.14u who haws she pried** of she esti, ow levee day.. The band played occasionally as the company arrived, who appeared all is full court dresses. His Majesty was dressed in a Field Marshal's usitaisa s wearies several Aitairs'Oidirre. with rebid be ham bees is. meted he elimpliment to be Royal straw/ere, hicludioadhail' ofthe Danish Order, sad the ribbtod, 'licit we understand is of the Elephant. ' TbieDvvelvesis of Kett, attended by General Wetherell sad the Dwane de tipmedtli, were anion sloe Ira who arrived. •• The "hie of Davosshire elm arrived early, sod after mak. idnghly shalmosee to his Ilejemy, left the Royal Palace,: *mho. 11111mormos pasty to milerisis al Ditoassliire House. Thertimbpsoy were supplied with a prvifitsiois of ehoirte fruits *Ail osafectiootry, by the Royal leave sad other, ay ' eamisate is the ocsoesio room. _. a lard tables were provided, bat theaddilued appear Mdse. onplettreelirla.. • • ar t i gaiss Al twelve efcloek the Primisr.‘ol / of Dormaark. awe sew. of hie llCioot7 i She INI/4110. 41tlies 004. t h e Hoehn. of Kest, mid she rest of thsteampasy moos fuliswad , The compasp eaegairded a Cm* 11 1 10011 . • the Nverwillao //Water. ins 4 his Consitees; the Alwerlq. Minister mod his Idsdp, with amet.of dw Forties Aostaseedew sad Dikaildera, .end their Ladle.; the iloo.lllte. Hope, 01r. Hope, she Mar •tpds sad StaseMooros of Salisbury. the Earl sad Gamins .seriersey. Lady Comsthess, the Earl aid Camases, of Mar. 4lwoths Maretaloomm of Erater. the *Mkt Idoimarehle Sir Ames Hill, t h e Right. Ides, F. Roiliest's, the Earl sod killissiese of Wlllso,Sha Cam/mm.o 1; 0 9• 1 011. Ike Alareloi••• 4 Allsodississe of Bath, Vismund...Clll%, 1. 0 r4 . ai d, _Loll lkosanyworth. dm Ilsoorrealdo Nleam,,Liddelt, the ROA of lesufreet, Lord Wevpelle. Wu •Pweed, Times* Gras wilier the East aad Cowls*. of geed:mut, the braked Athol, Yjilellahld Sydney, are. ilarleis ass. alsrehisateas of dos., Mr. mad Hrs. Crotillscro, Yam/am& Cracborms,,, and Gannon Cowper, Lord god 1 .441 awl** . i she Matt of Leaderdals. the Earl of Wwroick, I,Aird sad Lady Olesmet, Visosoot Pialmentoo, the East of Clittimel Lard I Abase% Ate Marquis mid a/antiwar' of W iac h eater, Mentors: nand Itwelsioress of Clirshoossdelei,,liir Hew,. „oho Karl arid ammo* of Seerhereagrei Vann/ the Reel of Alloaatadgeurnba..lllr Alla A'Cosirt, the Ildavatois sod biandaiooess of Inefford;Marquis Cesselea.fiir Charles Long. the ladies Pratt; Earl cod Cons dem,Tarolam, the cm/memo( Loosdale, Lord Low*, As I Bort mil.Alebti.na,4llmAlleremei of Worcester. ,loseri med i .:ll4ulll.l.lv7toOrkeireir•lsMlAll4/ Cs74lris 1 441 4 44m, yd • ri.....• •, 4 , •• .• • Teittadellirotaralste lielsoifit'AVOtalle mi. sited the lAtala a , 7 Im.• .vi es* I, 0 - : ILA itt.i-st . „.., o..Mon t gloy morning the pilii...' of dLou -1110111001141111 Sawa far Etwbot. Her Royal nigh. isturOmiterehilod to lowa in the evening. On Thursday morning the Duke of Gteacma fitit.left tow° fur Epsom races ; from there his ,M.qyal flighnesa praceede.d . 0? i visit tee ' ' ot.* LIWINI, where he was :pa ki t y id the Earl a I X " Woo of Caesurae, Visages* Demme a .nutnerose party. - '.4 , ti• •• • • ••i r .b•lts, _ I,;ast night she DarAirikPrciovcs:Vg je pte Minima AUGUSTA 11111011110tt the .1 ' ' , ' re with their presence. Yesterd:i the infant Princess Vivroilf*: 14 darebtat Alp' Duchess of KENT, Comitol4.oei . .third yeat4,it.,.. On•lailiday the Prince and Princess of Dew.. .r i tee were introduced to the Doke and Duchess ' r uf.,GLoucastaa, at Gloucester House. rs•—• grand coview of cavalry will, we understand, 1 I :aike place on Hounslow Resift on Thursday sent, • it which this'Prince and 'Princess of Dalmatia glib be present. The corps to be reviewed are the Shlt, the 10th, mid latli, regtMeini .f drug"?",!4 She Life Guards. wed Horse Guards (Blue). Tit Los_ Sons or TEM ttieae.— hundey the anaid . Terser) , festival Of Ws' ' Ileitctiition, for the protec tion of the childrealesecenitou. Clergymen, w et I celebrated St I St: . reePa Cathedral. The nt Mayor, with several aPothe Aldermen and City Of. liken' logether . with agmerque digniteoe! , ofthyt, r cbarcli v atteuded. . ~,. ti - 1 ' BORSOWIIIO NIWIPPA PERS.—From the cons.• plaints in the newspapers, it would seem that ilibr utthoodiatuo preclice is becoming evecy day m..., fashionable. There are few Rile vexatious in life, more annoying theta to have " Mrs. Troublemose's compliments' close upon the heels of the news- Carrier, with a request " that Mr. Sensible would ' .farour her with the evening's paper." A request ao small esnoot be refused without giving offence; and the consequence is, that men, persons who. take paper, are obliged to defer reading then, until their neighbours have all satisfied their curiosity ; for Mrs. Troublelome has no sooner done with the Riper, than Mr. Meddlesome stands ready to tote,- , cept it ma its way home, mid thus it gaiw l,4h e3usifAi of the oeighbourhood. . a .•• l; t The .Codis (Ohio) l'elegropA, vanillin of mate of the hillsides committed by the Legadmore of that State, sad also at its apprmehiog extra lion, recommends that they have *sesta'. ' • 1 annually, foe the washout of correcting the bin n s a of their regular Sessions. . An extract of • 'Mee from Uellfirtti says--" Qn Friday last. the 17th inetent, this town and neigh &Mahood wits visited .by one of the...emt !remelt. : ' doss thunder sod Sail *WM in-the atemory,of the oldest inhabitant. .11 .routiaded me wee forcibly of a West lashed tornado them spy thug 1 ear ile• . i fore witnessed ,ia Est•pc" ', E. . ~, / - . %.7" . : •t. ' ' ti, ' . ; !I r - --- ' • •ws wwwwww-..• •-•'. We the whole at*, tax on salt. ' of machplmaniesalt tilt OPTCRINSON wished to suggest to kis Hos. treat. a ratle Mreaber for Aberdeen, to polarise - MN eOlbeeta• H enn tasoker (taro' the briefing op of the Miser% etilker 'Ake bpi 141 erribf OS to be IPPI owes* it them, to dimwit the kerattotY all* evevi"lii him!! were s o wry pop. sheorotehil firelipga they eight let remota . for she pre • • sod 6, them fur wim 418 mulialeso( taxes. He retuned, As ow the feet 4 j - curry Si which he belearel for timid reabissim, i tif ...40L ej " josised Ainaip G. i a io ik, al Ins nuttacted from many parts of frilled fits Mat - __Al • ATTORN El tax is that cooelty was felt ese oppemeteltiel * .4.4 :14it 6 lose 0 yoke I beef* HMOs ' ' • . ,r. Aldermen 1 Mr. SWAMI* thought it perfectly possible lobelia pr. 11l he s ill . 1110Nr het gawillassoar sag yet to express a di/fermis OT Gram,. s eire t4r. HALFORD with otben•Ma the subject under esmeitioralioe• He was t h ui , e 5 .,, e , emelt phell leiliere a redaction et I meg sod was willing let 1 ,. t . - e . vvy , r lamest his witidectime with the bleeders for ulnas iu lbw Ho .. m ber aa ; ii sliaakeele of their fogy "'eat* the quo" .. t rf . k'Y • re ""fg shield the fore der Ikea; butt • mold out tire item allf 4 extriPorear7l4• l 4l4 • Mr . le MAN e aie het sossauds them that warmth of gialitou ore the ores. • • it gave greet a 41 skis which bad been *spree/0 frt . elouefflroaker 11 " l ' euse ,,, " a • sa d would lead to jii Wail a bilk stare economy, the ark* lax NIA M /Rift" u du wdi the brow 4 mud. With respect So dos *Amu ile IWO Mows rig wow ~ z. i i ,di se a called wpm to give Owe , awes, it wasoutliusg.. reor Joel r - • -it , 1114111SMIIIHNISI leas. Foe We *PM rut, The Room them .1 F; i 3 dilheamee ha moist of Iseult M hlte telejiqk • 1 •.: m jr., t h e git sty or alssiesher, became the Ilhllk. . ,___, be / _ - ...ll(palasecit• Woes. H. asatiesseted that the lalaa_a f eliffaarfaa, is which the Cossoississers for she itealeeeptiNy l ,g , , _ mojerill 111,ellooal Debt male hay out .04,1 1 / money, tem i , • thr eat ... thee pima 141 the amemlasent of his saoorablsP committed meWbod Ilameit).a.Athetetfore he hoped to have she vote :of le leie :- 7 - ..,. . Wu wrierable Member tee Perry. (Mr Grcorell),*ie support of it. Tiscido.hdesatiet for Loaddo also ( 1 11r.T. Willson) ilk R IllitAW ail was hoguti, I t n r, with theca, oil Ilitlitto4ple which had le had hit en the loll:LI T ' 4 seed firer vole fur the Whole 'morose,. . . , ~ to withdr'ne 'the off N said he mislay' dkrfeetwanetitiedwith leieh aliaole - lee• theintmiapri jump's /od, hecame tee it even worse li r. 'GOV LIWIN It the is ilium attic* MI be statist/ fit" Irtkoteatt the ailini Of ibelibmilee beetlitaelereet his wires Wiipsisirkilitiht fri piss hurt !ryes floosie . !I:a . *Wed . 4 •1 1 1. 1 1 P IL: by she iiikek ti t :1141 it -tu have 'Wee drat liege. iid 'order se moth is fainiiier lit Mk, pa *Viet bf - Individual, The 61, 1 1 1 he 'Have . . mielihaehmtad in lake i 4 eballtikV, _ t ilt ToOd . have wishej :obit Ifflia.lvtv,, Is ere maw dm Sur WTI rreit letWe'l; um e" i m i t. -.••• • • ...vol . ferelose•mool, which had leveled. qaor of ...ream ~ .• • •.- opriulteriol% bit ,hee wheeligh l.o4ll .. . 1 01 1 t while it S. Meager' as a irk . . . helm mosia's An sad rissofromm. . e 5 , C tr. lea . Vete elottais.eas.l -Mo.-111ABEIILY said, thee lo the *II peel er f *we animals • she as lielielliell of taxi. up hit teg eirrea Mc sea ~,,,,./..d .. •eMummy of apholdhog the shale; feed if 1•• ,• r r• ,,,, . . . , efts pm I. (the chime** , .of the Exckilaekes e •Alormid,'W: I vaptas prepowe miasma's Thoth teak( way be' It f fleyisi t tilt Thee. .. 0 billiterdosisit ell his fugue jeareiNge. The • Richt ' ea . i Birds J. .Neleehle Geoilemsa wad maps icplows for Midst as , Calculi:l. 1 hie etakiag feed, u Soap as he had as obiiei 0 V' CI I I. : I i t"' j .1 46 " h) herein pp An cry; bet Pe moon wee k ;Nadi?, en. T. 1 Peepers imeweveal, no tauter was hi. Olivet heisted b!, l Dwiee****• * The• esemlinies el his ohm for the reduction of the easy 5 Davies, T. H. eellie•elheiselearo be came so Ahe Howse with the peopuitioa Demur, Thos. they hidhuped that might. to ',Jest 44144,0001. of she 'axe, Gernert H• Wore mojetaiere se wee meary to uphold the ' , inking food. Here, Sir R. ' Mr. NWIRISSON maiettaimed that the propositious of i i il Hereby, B. night His. 'mad (the Chsacellor of she Exchequer) 1 ' Illoisksum, I. C. 1 I 10 i i . 1. 4 be In our extracts from the Dublin Papers will , found a table of principles to he attended to in the dist r ibution of the money granted for the relief of , the present local distress in Ireland. They are lfewroled in good sense and • perfect knowledge of tit ietirCt. the - His IN•Jarev, it is said, will be reseal in per• ,„„ at t h e b e lt t o be given at the King's Theatre, for the benefit of the dist►essed peissaatry of Ireland. 'Extract of a letter received front Gibraltar, *ay q , 1822 t —tr By ■ vessel lately &rimed from Al..' Mere, we learn, that et the beginning of last mouth' -it was generally believed that war would shortly be declared by the Div against Spain, the p►esent or tribote sent by the Spatial Government hiving• Mien short of the son) he expected. Two frigateir, two sloop., two schooners. a brig, • xebec, •od a Ippey, Wine in the babas'." -:A ,~.,-~ . FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. • • 11 o' ,•*. A•M • I Noi • Sir John and Lady Astir, sad airs. Page toes left the It s James's Hotel, Jerseys-amiet, - fier their seat in Wiles. Ale. Mil Mom Aral nod Mts. Napier Boa Miele se Blake's Hotel, Jeringli-atemil, boas a *or. Mrs. Corbet left Thomas'. Hotel, Berkeley-square, yeit. r day, fee her sett is Staffordshire.. • - • The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailosbury left tetra yesterday for &et ahem,. C.O. Fairfax, Esq. left Hodge's'. Hotel, Dover-Nett, Itialerday, few his met. Gilling Castle, Yorkshire. Lyrical,. at the Waterloo Hotel, Jerrnyo street :—Mr, ,Mrs. sad the Misses Vfarniley, from Coventry; sad -- Thompeos, Esq. from a tore. M. Gore, Eq. arrived yesterday at the Cisierrinet Hide!, .Bentiotreoi, from his seat seer Bristol. Lead Hill b.. kit Ji'N M ig lMr i also littoral sod Mrs, fsMc farnailtsaa. . i ... FASOIONABLS PARTIN& • • Con•levs Moltke will have a fashloardies lifolOpriblottogia log at bee lone Portland place. ' ' ••• : Tlie Al aqui. and M a rchioness CoorratbaaOnforlotserl • large party of distinction' rilleedbrit /OW 'Wm* in 'Hatnitton-plate. • The Marquis of Stafford ealevlained • lorry et dials plaited personages preterits, at No Wilt% 044,118•14ww. The Vice Chancellor esteetsidiall'illathertaliboamaitria Grooville and a beige . partfpillogillg K I• home in hossh street, Garavenonoinantre. anti Rev. A. Grey had a dialatt pletypestierday at Ids house is Charles-street, Berktlry square. • •Thu Earl sad Carlotta' Grarivaior tniergoloodel.plitty of frothissablen es Thursday at Gruaresor Hpsort ' Hpa. W. Booth Grey entertained • datingoistjod potty yesterday at his house is Lower Groavewor•oinkt: Tile Lollop of Liseola had a dinner prirtyydatrililo , 11114 house to Connaught-pl ats . • I ► The Earl and Coanten of Aberdeso hadVoilloithlosibb icy yesterday at their boss. is •rtyltotreety •. Mae Illeseatf cattlemen a Meet petit off, Ifsidollteblfe poilloday at her hoses is higoograiplate. ! ~ TIM DUKE OP DEVONSHIRE'S BANQUET. This Nobltems pee an depot banquet se Thursday at 7Ditvoral.e Magee, to the Earl aid Coasters of Morley, led and Lady Normasby, Lord allorpeth, Mr. mod Mts. Mine, Mr. W. Ranker, Mr. Luttrell, Mr. Sidra* Smith; Asc. la the earning his Grace pre a grand concert; tl4l whole i lulte of apartments were throws or.. sod were illami *dated with its most brilliancy. There were preseet nearly Dad distisralebed fashlosebter, a greet port of whom were In NE dierlisving bees at his !Majesty% party at Carlton Poker. "tilug other distisgelehod persoitages present wero-eo • " 1 .• I ; His SeriJingles's, the Doke of Seem ; Princes Loh kowltt, Clothell, and Canaria t the Doke sad Deckers of Sosiereet, the Date sad Duchess of Partland, the Doke of Grottos asortlse Ladies Fitzroy, the Dodoes' end the Dow ager Dodoes/ of Reiland, the Ditchers of !Whetted sad the Ladies Lassos, the Marchionesses of Sehrbory, dews. Trtisturk, Waterford, sod Bath, Lord sod Lady VaseSiosrart, the Countess of Harlot/by sad Lady Mary Ryder, Lord aid Lady Holland, Lord F. L. Gower, Lord and Lady Wm.'lttstisck, Lord mid Lady Oesslstos, Lord Petersham, Viscodat and Viscountess Graseille, Lady C. Stanhope, the Earl tad Cassino of Darnley, the Eirl of Shaftesbury and tile Ladles Cowper, Earl or Wawa ' the Earl sod Coasters of &flowered the Ladies Molysenx Lord aad Lady Kfag, Lord aid Lady G. E.Cereadish, Sir &sego aid Lady &tad% Lord and Lady Revessworth, Lord sad the' Ladies Thyself the Earl end Coyotes* of Ensissiosis, Illia.lllAreitat, 11:c. 'e .rtiE TURF. EPSOM RACES....-F•tear.T, NAT 24. The awn was sat es asmerosaly attemled as at the . Derby Stakes of yesaerday, yet there was•spleadod abew of Nmbtlity aad fashiosisbles; eisomrat whom we solaced his Eleyst Highaer lb. Dube et • York, tie Priam of Deamask, Ille•Deke of Grafton. Lords Derby, Segura, kr. The slay imeird oat errs Ise, cud Shearon, •kheissab only two racer, siair4e4 the highest grotsleatioo, batik briar admirably well stesallasted. Particulars of each, from the Judge's staserseut, lOU be fused as ander : Seemed mod last year et a meows! M the Oak.. Stakes of lags. each, h. ft. for three-year old Allies, Sm. 4t11. The last mile • sod half. The owner of she areesod horse to rewire 100 es. out of the stakes. OM Sob- Dote./ Orslisaseela. I. Pastille, by listless, out of Pa rasol • H. R. H. the Dub of Tack memos mai«. Wilms.% if. by Robes's, out of Tapp,tywstrhet Lord G. H. Cairemlish's b.f. by loorboa, out of Cat Mr. Walwes slater so Net Duke of Drafton's ch. f. Whisgig, by Robison, out of pr. 'elope Mr. Rush's rh. f. Rosalied, by Rubella, out of R4lOlllll Ur. by Salim. data by Hedky lewd Geosveisoe's f. Jebel, by To uderbolt, out of Me Mr. J. 8e.... names Mr. Biggs's f. Amnia Lyle, by ton t out of Laois Disocoaalso manias Ilfr. Doddingtoa's ro. f. by Mo. bens. dam by Walled, out of Spindle Whisgig, rode by Buckle, look the lead sad made pity fee Posiille, bat being so bard pushed wises gettiNg *ear Woe by Mauer Wilson's Tippitywitelsei, who sureesded in getting a-bead, asidoeemiagly likely to win 16e race, wan by Pastille, Yost in time to win lks rsee by barely • Whisgig wait to have wow. if possible, but lb. paha was determined to snake sore. Henry Edwards rode P.a. UM in the best style. This was as good a race as we hate ever errs for the Oaks twelve strert,d—only two placed. Betting:—/I to 4. the Duke's two, Pastille mid Winery, against 11101041 to epeeist Wbiagig; 3to 1 against ?Wilk; I Is 1. Naomi Cat; and 8 to 1 against 7 ippity arfighlik: .110 011•111.11117111iese of Mrs. rub, lOgs. ft. for three•year tild • colis, Set. ?lb. sod allies, 84. 4th. Tbe last auk. Did not 111. The Debbie* Stakes of Inge. each, with tOgs. added, for three sod foe, year olds; - three-year olds, 7st. 74; four_ ear olds, bot.lllb. Otte wile. , . ?WON b.f. by'Crieills, lyre old g oy 1 2 ' Caere% b. L Ceyir, 4 yrs old 3 IL Wilite sb: s t il P::::: .d ,doi Y ai i4 b 7 y r. Ba . : 4 le, 3 yrs.... bolted ". s " .17 • 11111111. ' Aped race. Culp the favostite. -.. Pickpockets-were tbieb 'epos libe geousd, but ►ad a bl.l b a t. We ere ►ang to add we did not ►ear of soy seeiibri.ta ibis day. Ah action for seduction was tried yesterday the Court of Common Pleas, tu which the Plato. , tf (Grime, a widow,) obtained • verdict of ibtd, damages against a Mr. JRIIIIII4B, the Defendant. At %Pieta in Jefferson county, Virgines, ARRA , go t ttrip."Nras arnerced in the sum of Fp dollars - for thit seduction of NAMCI MARTIN. The election for Treasures of the enemy of Middlesex took place on Thetridey. The followit , g were the numbers : = Sir Robt. Baker— ...73 I 111 r. Powoolt 17 ,• . , Bouvrri• 23 Mr. Ho teatime.... 8 r. Bortitril 1$ Mr. Stirlen 2 Sir Robert Baker was drowse &email Italy elotrod. Thur►day • true bill was found against Horatio Orton, for 'his assault ou the Ex-Sheriff PAaattre. The Defendant baring, on being asked where ire• lived, said that he was to belound at the house rd . Mr. Alderman Atie the teeesseer to the Brictve street Seresehh,aa Wirer was sent thither to appre hend hint. ' 5 es ~a• , ' - •%-..., +roma- -V-.40y .1 owt UokfieldiwittsselhOn Thursday a true bill was found *gaited Horatio ni t, thi s t o ms and neigh. ()etas, for Maoist& ou the Ea-Sheriff PARKINS. owe of the4llll4l. verse's. The Defeadebt 'hiving, ou being asked where he , ass ta.ti t s awasevy,ot the lived, said %At he wits to beTound at the house Gt . abided meow, foecihly Mr. Alden's'', krises, the treasorarSo the Bridge- • • , j Mists spy %bin I ever be. . street Socel, as Reiter was wait tkitber to typ .e. ' head him. .4.13 . • • • . •!7" •