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• . I little deeper theta trusted they wont least dil t pltsy es much sense, u the sheep. ei)d front the incision. For hiniself v ,lut• shield be proud it ell times to colic his effort, with the rrUholders of bliddlesez to attein the • which they •iiht • for. tilt --'•loudest .Mess, - .I§ ll - ia Illi; Mist sesseetbit period, by Um esyssrabott of Mr. Peers BM, the rulactisai pier was raisfol arailiealkkil r anal die, than- Itive.prapad bismoritlify- Tbry .11111016111111 tit, of ears to h • diaasoll sit ilea *II Ur ae w 'reheated: sail that ObralliculMiss of it mbar eoestoblesble rebid. TO 1; .I 14 • •1 - .0. - iiiiiidabal/KhObid s that the Polltillitee desailaihnidahhr ham do change id Illa Mime* wenrag weleelk, ere* iodivinth they hadherated 'beeves', and he tbeelibfflar pears for am aillaWeabsto in the importateua price sintillf steradvilin. is Ids. SENS* (Wiltshire) mid, that so alterations had bets made S.' lowa for the importation of eon ; sod the operettas's( kb. Peel's Itillsffected every man In the era. .ntonity u well as the importers of earn. If that pristelple went urn recognised, N would apes the door for ietenniaabip petitismino ;beanies, they hod bees ialownitled for the less by the difference in the earring's. Nr. WILSON said, that however the differeace of ea. Chimp asitip. have storied this Impotent of mini la lime of was It pre l very little impronooss at premat. Mr. itlehllifio 'hustles the di/freer of esthetes, had ao thing to ele with the loie.tiou. The Petitioners coterpritined • Ilea they bad suffered slw. sineelb* rers'atien 'lathe pew. Seethe rion by the chaste In the ourreeey, and they suf fered •reistivedisadveatage with the home rimer. feIIr..R.WARTLEY said, (say alteestioa bed fatten place is Shnimpuetetiost laws, thew indeed the Potillosers might bar hailstone resod of etimplanet. llot It did set appear. Wien that, breads@ the value of mosey bad Wrested, it . sem arreson why Partialness should ismerfirre. • At SYKES said, ih exploiters's, the pimple eptestina was, whether the *lteration in the comae, hod net lomeaard the rinisetlait pare. Wise Petitius woe them laid ow the table. • IRISH TITHES. Wr. S. RIOS resealed a Poplins from cortaip lay mod elected proprietors of tithes In twelve pekshenia lbe Stith oflrehad, preying that the Moire would lake iota 'heir eus ',iteration the risen! state of tithes to Ireland, sildarced tout* enroplete end Immediate relief. They. Ylitral that after ▪ esperlenee of many years they bad tome to this tin. elusion, that the state of the tithes is Ireland was the rest of all ibe disturbances whieb had ooforleasiely districted that etwfairy.--(lleii, heir,)—Behis thentietres evesiderably iuseresied io tithe property, they were the lea likely to give opinion that might injure it, If they .ere not convinced of the necessity of Mime alterative in the evilest, for they Mated mostllnaly that they could' sot look, foriard to the roil. aware of the peeper system, wittiont ft eliag that It would be most injurinai to the bet fate, ems of the cortliy„ and saboersive of the church essablislimeitt. They Ifierrroy• appealed to the Howse for the sake of the church e. melt Itself, to reeoniirier these laws. He (Mr. 11Peepsia. vilely hoped, that, ddiiig the wield fiessiost Is. tirades, wield be brought forward, earl thef t too, .14 the Quest?... meat themselves, for he felt air the,, *err nail a sa gim di/Beall more dagerool, or meet eoespdastell ; lust s Ahlink e etues and difficult tL it Might be, she 'begirt-Co Alidbe tin itomollate inquiry would he tee flutes "iftswiei "Wierver it was 64'01 forward, be trusted it *odd It Olio. shietted os its own *Noodle, sod arosoiirese4id s th tie %be of Edyfand 3 for shore never were two mop brio diseliiijne fr their loPel, 1 %14 Ile fplesfgatinilai be 4 1 7 Attend "they eke fts e'en merits, sod osesebseasshill the introdnetio• *fishier dilliealtier.—(Hear;hoird • The Petition was tiedered to he petaled. Mr. RICE then moved for en remind of Hie map of the effete of the trowel aid peace paces, 'fa trith7g - 11; the last levee yews, thilfogifshlok the invites piefoillilill by .3[4.ll—Ordered, R LT.tithie bikrAi.as. . . MAN UT ,piefiyated .I*elitlep,frisa of Land in the Emery talk. relief to h,grieoltore.ii4hdered • . -- _ 11ENItY Iltitl e r.,, . , . Ur. NEWIIVIN reeseted a ratified fro. Ad *Vet teitea protei . soidessitiptioe a.theosaiiikaiest lakeepill yr4+ .H n .,81, Hlit..‘hici! hall beta emesilletahly aggreicaliel by iullectios his to *older, co Densest. .11r. S. plOrtlll.EY said, these was we nese appreeidi ii Ede tirsa„hit, tfad of she teraftwret whit* Mr. Hoot rreeived„ It . iipeared from all isteweld Item, that hews" awry ill Was 101; . Fi ud.,...t.,..4,..,,,,116•1.16a5iite1eieded by. the welterre•; , 6 1.1. 1 ,1% 1 / 4 1,1* MAW) elwedi lake *owe steps to bedew be be to esiend ii t eelorey.—(lllww, bear.) . . _. Mr. eitAt amid; Ire bed ,thet i oesreiet ;MAAS lOW's ,fillterulimil Ott ustreiwt .ititieli bed bees modest% edema 446 be, .to the Macederea ehteatiag op. the pelveie Jr r liled into. Ste lil %Ate Ilelholl rms. tbd 'art. • . • ,CA, M kt ,eal4,. t arp4 (whop meadeiled by unourable Aleopfeir for redwia ) re .(00.11. Wert/4) did . ittfinele.credit,,,sad be watheopy to elate they puttied, ded with his owe. . . • der TH O MAS 1.ET1111 . 1tli:1“ could eel ittimiit Ala air. sat had brie atibietted.te selitary,cealleesevit. isseeits. flo4tiose slab; bete cg eittetediale,,whicts, ewe wialew• kratioa, woeld . prubsbly how . o r , absede•ed. peg 4m , iiiquiry it wpeld be 41 4 0 diet has.imprissitaiwA Les r.p. loot solitary. rie Woe, Mrelbee the deles4 ll4 40e. Y 1 04411 likistiates (mpg the elserytee atm& (*tweed epeeist them by the Holt. Member tor Slireweluiry (Mr. &Dwelt). la the lleitglawisi of Mr. illtet's impriolt*•l it ippeared list he Wai qui& Pissed with the oreateitoot he bad received: for be had it .seder bin owe hand.wiiiiisig, is a work be bed stablisited. la addresaiesperasse who enjoyed peaces Kimsey , he it said, " lifyilteition is • perfect Paradise culaparvd with yeti's." How faun Ibis Is would appear that the viol ewe yref se radiealir bad as Ha been represented ; and be 1.. Idietiad ;bat Mr. Hunt'. *rimiest had chaderd own' thaw be mool,Whelf. He therefore hoped the Horse would-use hes. /Ay pass moieties of citaileaesitiou spas the visit* Yee.. .bates. . . Mr. BRIGHT said a few werds, wlich were sot distiectly beard la the gallery. Sir K. WI LSO le wee of spieler, that the statimeat Odle Hoscisrabis Bargain was more it finer a Mr. Haat then otherwise. fur it was.evideot that he did sot eater the (1.l with • dirpo.itioa to riauplitia.. He had elated us a former occasion, that *ben Mr. Hoist was Ira Imprisoned he boil seethed a great deal of binder*. how Sir Chas. Rawayide. and es saw at the period bid trend (or his Kolas oat 'at' idiretts siberif, thee these übwozious regulations were framed; and Oes. cu weed the ill-treat Best be had nines received. Sir T. L s Et y 411091 czosiiiii. . zi . Oil ),911.1 411 . &d, shit the High Sheriff had, stitide a few . iltys, ;Peep div ersions that Mr. Hata 'Weld be ViiiKed sane sheer , . Sir t , - Ilsomptsylde • •ii SIURit it MI Spa, e, . . great satiety pteraiMil a a... sues as paeibie. . Mr. SPEAKER wished le Mae, that the ewes he had always pursued was that which he had just ear Illeiltatteeli bat at the mice tlae be was always ready to aloe, the te arectioss of tbe Hesse, if they were iiff Ithi!l i el lilt the asset roars, should b e deported Frani '- .. •' " Mr. PEEL observed, that, as for es eibehled Wit leff hed no more costrul over the .printiNg of . ewe papal, 11101111 to worthy Alderman, bet he had the strongest poselltitkobjce ths to any partial pablicatioe of papers. Mr. SPEAKER wished to retinal the Rorie of the di}.' keit, sad aspossibility of the task he should have to 1.4 , fora if that coarse were pursued., in exassiniag all Ski papers that should he sebnistted to the House, and saileld•• ieg that which would hats' a teudeucy Is . preliseigalo• es. ciao. Mr. SYKES said, the greaten they were discoed:4'U wee that deeply affecal the lately of the .abject. The system perused is Debater Saul had occupied s eoseider.. able peril.* of the ease of the Hesse already; but it would, and shald eatery slid more before .it was asps, chided. The gisestion to be considered wee, *tallier • per- / son committed fur a readesseasor 'build be punished its the sna•ser Ale Hunt bad bees. When the regulatioos of tbbe Psi were ashamed to the. tOPptCIIOIB of 'the Jedges, mite of three were so stew, that Mr. Justice Seed, abuse sante . lied bees easaected with this trausactips, had struck lisps ass, aid he wee sere that Learned Judge would sever lay* segued them, if k thought they would be applied to ntiak asonuors. le las•plision that visitieg Stagistates Were math to WOMO. They were is fact centlemiled• hp ibi isainerOf the gaoler. .. r . • 0.. ,• . . Ur. Serjeast ONSLOW observed, Oa( t t i li elp,, ate hm likely 14) give • awoke is soy iinproilw pet! mr• Justice. Best—no teas win pasesied of s ' lige of %sassily. r •. • Mr. SYKES did net ems to east the leestranaitatine. He had the greatest reverence aid Isamu fee all theJodtic Mr. DICKINSON thought that after what .they lad head respire's( the orders of the High Sheriff, the Mouse shook! ansprad 'their opiates; sail they had the evidence Wore thew. That reelesnas bad given direetika Mat Mr. Hoist skald be treated I. the sane mangier ar Okra Sir C. Saagylde was Sheriff. It world be Rua impinges that - the evideoee slash' be delivered eternise-01.. 4 , 1 i c k 1. . The Petition 'sas ordered to be printed. 7r !..,-, _ ). NAVY FIVE PER CENTS. Adz ' A Message was delivered from the Lords starlet that their Lordships had agreed a Illi'llavi . Flew ter Cep". Twofer Sill. , • . ,ep. SUMAC-gave salsa of . modselif OM= the "bp et of Artspeemiries and Fever BeiOltokt la • . • .s. ..1 sat ,t , BANK EURO . VOIR .1 1 *.li. G . Swim art presented a petition from, Jeloldhl i ergosoo, prayiag the House to belie tuts. ousel for itiducista the Batik of England .toidaph some plan foe IPMAilld the imitation of theit .more dillicalt. lit vosioporting die , petition. Iss=' occasion twoissatlit i :t i e t i r o b e t ity e lstarlipeh forger* ou the-Bialt ref , ' • carried, in caerri sequence of tbs . lip. nah bieh' their tones nem twinned. likeigtsiOsitted that the Bent ought eel • dish' lOW which were sow the ishiiurst • ago, dilatation a any id the country. i Mr. MAIM 11111*(1, that tee petitioner wit *moat Sulk *hi th e titt ty d f plipis _to. the Bank, bell Iliad tipoo the 1 . ;..opaidftfirtst. the . Bank cm, to a conclusion &Waft . lis, its cum lose sills many others& HO , seid•illit" the lishk. had done treat thing in their power to chnfply with the directio4 ' if thO•Cinontitlideters-to inquire into the pritictiap' ' hiliii 44 tidoptiog a . later plat' Air the Hooka*/ Foley ; bet woless•lbey Could feel the fulleet eramem" dame of somas' it world be mildness in theta to attempt in elltrittAnt of the notes. One . plan bitki been adopted * iiiii Upon experiment had disappoiqt: S 7 ed them. The atieutipetaf.the Bank was cositinuallt ocespnel with the!milifest,- - end a Cnininittee was fitting almost conetatitly. Still hr thought the pithpriery of changing the time questioaable, when. lbw beakers and truilem were so fully acquainted with the old tortes at, to. W 41bleuiststautly to detect for geries. The Bank wantraltarprotection for them. helves, but for Abeimmidiert of their DOits j that Ob. , if!! t was siow.ttently eicgaiied by the issuing of gold • 00. It was . grstitylecisilaow, that the whole member of Beak for ieneN.if cotes of di. and up wards, near May lallreide wily Is, and that there wet only ere pedlittrittteer prosecution for BaMt , ' r Sigel In thew b11 , ,a , ,... The House wohld rt• P II . iiht, • upott these g lend en ear to the fug., patinas of s disc premed ;individual, to the dss patorment of the !kW' .Ditemors rad the Com- Mitestalerr.. • Mr. HUMS said, that the Petitioner urged no Claim on hut own accoint, he ouljr *tithed that the. Book might be compelled to helm a iota situate difficult imitation. He suderstawd that hberibish of Portugal hod adopted the note iiiventrtibtoi'hes by M. Perkins with stiecem, and that she well were the, convinced by die excellence of the plan, they would taller ao notes larder five dollars to circulate* siteept they were constructed according to his kb-. 'cotton. He wished to know of the Noble Mit.. lei* if there . wouhrthe any objection to lay on the Zi l e the coaluitruicatious of Mr. Bigot with Opt • nth Government on the subject of Mr. Per. blue's notes .. Mr. B:get, had applied to about V* k lookers in America, • where the irotrivof Perkin ' *Me In nee; and• it would be desirable for the ! Me' 'se tohnow 'whet Were the antlers received. , The !Wingate of LONDONDItaiII was not amiss of any objection to prodecing the concerted. trice, it was of a very *email character. Ml'. Bigot received a very 'favourable report, and upon shit sent over one of the Partners so consult with the . Bonk of Eugletid. , It appeared from what had just pummels that the phut proputed by Mr. Perkins was tned, bet -the espwite erut was not very favourable. Mr. Plat stud, that amidst the Outcry of Sidra* iihibli '444 - "attributed •to • the alteration of the earn featty from• paper to edits, he liQped this happy egret of - the Ilaseasnt would not be lost sight of.. that for the Spring Aseites of lee% there would be ed •• ki*** topdergu trial fur Book of Eng . ~ i'Ot itites his ~ .._ ... resignation of that o ffi ce. He was aware orate dili gence and usefulness with Ohleh Lord Claimer/ had served the public on all occasions. Sad ant g the rest when serving ibrood . while he helS! ' 1)4 office of Poeimaster ; but as it, had P tea contai . last 'tight that the office mop au efficient one. and is it was notorious that Lord Clinairty was abroad while he held it, he wished to have the proofs be. Yore the House, in case the question should be lOU brought forward. . • The Marquis of LONDONDItiIIY IS 1, no grounds .for the metier,. The Hon. Member lard explained his reasons, but they were not satisfactory es to the . use and importance of the motion. The bows of the Pootaeaster-Geueral, though efficient,ords not done by personal attendance at the Post-olline. Lord Clancarty wee a most urefn, diligent, sled honourable tof the public. The progress of the allied army in Prairee had called him suddenly into a more active employment; at forty•eight hours notice he was summoned to attend the KIRI . of the Netberlends to the Continent. The perma nent respect end confidence which lie experienced induced him to remain in diplomatic alliance. Upon taking that resolution he eesigned the situs- • lion at the Post-office. If his temporary absence were en objection, it would be equally so in other cases—in that of the Master-G.-tiersl of the Ord. assice.. He was present at the siege of Copenhagen, , though he held the office of Chief &Newry in Ireland at the time. There was no design of mystery in withholding the papers ; but there °wet be better reasons. urged for producing them before he could salient. Mr. Catettarr said that the answer of the No ble Lord would content him as mooch as granting the motion. It was contended last night that the • Postmaster-General was an efficient officer • it was littilt admitted that Lord Clancerty held it while he was *brood.. He only wanted to establish the fact .that.Leed Clancarty.was abreat two whole years of the time he held that office. He disclohned any -imputation of invidiously reflecting oo Lord Clan. carty, who woo mach more serviceably . employed for she country abroad than he could then have been at home. The Marquis or LottuotielinitY reminded the lion. Member, that 'he, who tould•scarcely be said to hold so efficient office, had been abroad. Ir. CALcasev thought the . Noble Lord Hid been eifgaiged abroad in the besiocia .r. the Ate ~r Becratary of State. He thought t1ia,.1% a Lord had considered the business Stet be did abroad 's* the beet feather is hit chop. • stnothee pH son woe doing the bnsiness of the office at home fir hies during hie absence. II *bald scarcely tweasi- - tended that Lord Concert,. Oita abroad on Ifie . 1. bubbles' of the Post-Office. i . ii d . *, The Marquis of Lawbowilkithr 44 . • himself could not hire takeit the inissi (ii , : 1 r his' office abroad frith bids. - o•• -, Mr. CALCIIAPT said !het if the irrititiodeinffike . of busineis in the Ace Of the Noble Lord laid it, . honer., he ought not to have gone abroad. • , Lord - NdassameY. adeertio* to the debate 6f last night, said, that, considering the quantity and sqoality of the Majority, the decision, so far from being a defeat, must be looked upon Only, tie a - Ftistrlicied trial. He did not too. whetlie . r..he ' ihould rear" the discumiou after the Eider' hOli -40, Or put it off till next Station. He tooted • fen'svard'with confidence as in the ream of the mit agiterinn of the question. The motion was negatived without a division ' PUBLIC Ai'dttlltill. t • Mr. Mshettal'. before Ruing into the ladjiet for the diictinion of which he hid given notice of st motion, wished the Hoare to be infornied• that pdieria essentially necessary to a proper perforriante l'inhie task had been protaised hiih, and that an et. rine** tissuranci had been given that they Would he laid on the table in su laciest time to be made seed • able for the elucidation Of *be %Asti of his motion. That underitanding had it th‘o attended to by ' the Hon. Secretary, the' ORPeetl Wert 'ort furoialt• • ed. and that eras not the Sicirit-t-he was in great danger of having the suggettiont, ihith he had furnished to the Torasdry as to the errors of the de counts. made me of to the disadvantage ef his state ment, ainl the motion with which he had to coo chide. Whatever interpretitiOn was put Upon that, breech of the fahr understanding which had bees . given him by the Hunoorable Secretary, he hoped, in the absence of the information which the pirieeis contained, for the indulgence of the House ' Zathat it would nbt he linputed tits has,. if-oriole. elefe detected', that he Wished to lead them astray. and sit it would be considered how much time and trouble he mig ht save had the papers bre(' ready for reference "satire the House. They were *wart that by Act Of Pidiatheut the finenessl lac. curenrs of the codihrtyteere to be Paid &Nog Perlis meet' before the 45th March in each year; hist there was no Act to comp e l til* petkleicing Of a balance sheet, whereby the reel elipisidlture Ind focianie ' might be compared, amid the ottani surplus teen et • once. By a clause %%tided to the A dilitAct of list 'poi, ta balance sheet must be produced TOr this edirr.tit lleur oft the begitioing of nett vest; but the pub 'lie acceintita of thit fist 'tel. Wire out in the table. 'He Ibutd hist Alisliti WiStfei tii lhi accounts of "at*. which hid . be'vb eked by the Noble Lord 'Pi the begitinineof the &islet,. Hie object wits "tes'ilitter that the bellitice of these act-I:mut+, fe.tth in - empect•to the stettabent or the Noble Lbid,.abd the ticeohnts laid' oa the `table, were full dr 'erred'. He trigretteclibe hecelisity of troubling tlie Mule! eibili; be .Wild confine himself to i eery' Usti!. • but •he &lit quote Write filets to dig Idrinotion. He proposed to slier, the vs. me t a bet &eft the c accoaliter is quoted by the No. z•Leid, tend its they eppea;e4l in the pirpeft en The ildh'flattlit'yetir enditig Siin.S. 1821. Add OM Sr iltet• rev‘intee. the • tiKt 'article of *limb ens the toms. They ste:e stated in the public accounts 111 VEIN" 45,0001. AKA accounts, and,, lit tfie lPofite Laid .9tt a rraho t :l:3;r:a 9 6:b ..B ;o2: 6 lirecrents.fraib l :uctic 4 Thito L e.aain e mtriu / Nh .. o7, , trosuer:gbitr i , ten: 9.837,`275/.—diffe rence p the wS:pruotbs e iocr l wie e joics L ie iribovesiii ; oecp . 49,0011. The next article ass the excise. Th e i d i t n r i mbi tht • Excl?eqUer differa coin iioth abstiticts. fu the PO:t.office, thi diffeience betstbeh Cite Malik bid 2nd die liobJic accouuts win 7b,txxit the abstract differed (Niro the account of the Right iftsnObrattle Gentleitsaii. On the tixii there i ns differenee of gi3Oool.; on the hacksey CaSeli duties 145171.; on the hawker+ and pedlars 3,000/.. enumerated several items, which being tumid iu robe set of accounts. were *holly tnnitted mu the athen.l On a ej eet e of propeity tie there was • drffeteilice. •Oti letters, 19,0i06/-41:1ch was easily ilecohntibli, by adding the chieseii of management to the item of reVenne. Old stores, 260,0040. Were Mentioned i n th e N o bl e Lord'a account, for which there was no credit is the pablie seesaws. lie was aware that this Was aecousited fdr hi the naval estpeoditure; that this was an Meilen/et hvannet of uiakihg op ac counts. There we, a difference in the accotas of the total detre►edieif 8,6961. The serplus income If Mk set of recoools sibs 1,447,0001., of the !Other, 1,031,000/. He would aow go to rhe other itif the accounts, the p u bli c expen di te „ . list item was the interest of the rational debt, entilit'secteeNdr:rbi3llle4,9ibrp/d.ullibtTliche2lcesi43B:ltt:i3:lB:°fatt'—n7lll;(444ilietilm;:iigaihtdt:lfrii:b(e --1161nething to say ma • fiture occasion an to the real Wore and working of this fund) was stated in the public accounts at 17,40,6281., by th e Nobl e toed, 17,491733/.—d. Mirence 7,8951. The next item * tame interest on Exchequer bills, wasa tab. iect whith eluded the dexterity of Parlimbent to thine at ; he would not say that there was i de. sip of concealment but that was the e ff ec t. l a public account the interest of Exchequer hill* obi 1,849,212/. ; by tlie Noble Lord, 2, 015,617/. difference upwards of 166,000/. The arrears of the T.-consolideted fused OW left out of bah accosts% as 1 .41 there were ois Meello.4l•lleiemicy. was a lif ference on the etateueeithi. of civil list eitpeudithre of 9.748 L: the !toys! Family, 25,000 L ; o f atilsrir • aostiallaitances. 11,6701.; of pay of Daces 14 • tallier' 3 . 1 681.1 9a the'6lllo, 9601.; on mi.- : col miles, 69 618/. These latter differences, how.. ..over, were leas sorprising than those he was about to_ fpenlion—these of the Irmy, navy. sad t ied. He could imagine no leanon for ththe fetences. which were, on the army, 141301 ; so the navy, 260,000/. accounted Jim by the old stoves, which he had before mentioned; so the ordnance, 309,2934 ; on miscellaneous servic e' , 1241. A mill More surprising di ff erence was th a t i n the batanceli in the Exchequer, Which wis opWards of 5,934.1921. He might be sidieuled, sad told of the emus of his statement. He cootended this there Ought to be nothing in the act snots to lead any man into error. He mated Inimical items in • the politic accounts' of etnenditoie ihich *ere felt out or the ensilseratiois of the Noble Lord. it .ses..reinarkable that, smotoithatsoillug all these ia rimier@ in the pa ticulart, it was confuted 10 make ihvbalaiimes ogres., or nearly so, there being a dif. .fersuce of 244,7341. in au expenditure of mare than 13,000,000/. He iniped that unless these woe mmtisfactorqy explaisted, the House would adopt his motion. Hill Otali abject liens to obtain correctness in the accounts.. lie did not impute any wish (or obsvicity to Ministers; lint much ec'otioily would certaisly tie etec i ted if thi accounts Were more tat) , to coaspreheod. tie concluded by moving that a Select Committee be aPpisiuted to Simplify. tinder a better arrangement, the public sccuunii.. Mr. I r49TO II promised to be but a iitty short tithe in replying to the Hon. Gistlainan s siolay of which he had eoninlaioeit•fitas isnivoirla ,Ogit; all the, personi its that deperiiiteui, were r baiined in pieparing the suilual intim* meaustr, '• %which waist by Act of Parmeat be laid me the title by the 25th March. tle flouourable liem be► had fallen 'Otis ieviml mistakes in comparing the te a accounts, by not observing that the charges Sieve priest Mcluded to the iiemn in Oaf acclaim of jtactpt. , ; Or. Militated iu the other, • Them were brinehes o which were paid into the Ex eherpier. from whence the finance necounii wire dented. ender other beads. 71st oceonMed fi r • ifio difference in the statements iff 85,0004. ahich has the amount of the 4 per rent, ditties. paid inti the titcheqwer. but, not for the vices ps, ce ihs .r . he tl y te; e t i e ff r. e w re m O i l u i s t o he r d ff 7 7 o ; e uo ise nc l e i n i tEn t s she ptai:stoe-td. ofEce vies occasmoned he the b.lances up to the sth of the mouth having - beta pa d into the. Exche quer, while the public limo• to contained only lore 'Yeerl:produce to JAlitlafy S. The wholidif. fereuce was only 8,0001. He did nut couteod that this was a right mode of keeping public scrotum, if did it would is. great iiirmisis. e i r ial i a:n ik di e c g e r L l: o l:l ll- tel :i sf i6o 4ll" dment . : f e ll o ri al c bw i ."l , e ; % t g :tT h i t a i i s for s, eebill.ig.istirleedFP:::efieersenerrilf n 1601. merely tcJMLt : 11 i li m i i i i se r p d t pl i e ary t t o : el iL;t:41 .1 ii i : n ed il d t s • i t fl o s u i.ei f a re l ei w ind d: w e u e l l e i d t i o aitt r b s : t a th e i d i t u c l i :r n.i d e i.o i t l y t o i 1 . lo u : b r e rs. s . neral inquiry, the Select Committee shouhil from What canoes the payments 'writhe Eicbtqster. as exhibited in the financial accounts ofJatiearf Ss at.pettied nut to agree with the rccoouts as petaled the 15th Febrnerys Sir J. 1 Kw FOR= said, that there w as a: coestedcd ar at . - jtatuer to this variety 01 . deta il . . • w that theme ihould be we need of txplanatioo. _ were the public accounts kept in this wanne s t ? I I! e _hoped that these arti fi cial modes would be 15Ui11b .:11:44.• tt. O l ei le : r it ilo b c a Y t T t i te i l e r l i s n er rt ua l f s i n e e pi r r i P r e: a d d t va i e lt e i r l y i g e mi tpu t t o h r h i ti l t il ' is p ld k. st aT ti . ::!! use lea. operation; the motion had • prospective and vett drairwble effect of improvement. M though he I. RICAIDO guppotted the motion , d i pi w h " s e Niii d f ir ia i i .l ll: g e ly fi re a a n v :c m a e og i m i e u mw o t ie l f t l it e iet t ir h ii i r c i.t e c o -ou t i e rt i : n u is ko m o ne: .. s e bui wthi c : the s I ft hem b :e l . C u b t_o cs cof uge ounpt,i. 111 wo ret ter iti the I a al e. :l l :d i m il t d>' t ft : Cf. t r he d Igoutotle. I , .. 4~•.:R • • . :.~,f- . • r - --- - ---vaeop--.•.-rw. --- -virvpomempew.--- - --.e-r-- -- - • - ••••vvsmessaparsvotempri - --,-- ---•e- • - ='orarafaMfrwiffiFfr" 7 " . .-; :"" w* . fflllr - 'T . '' ' --- 7"1 1 41M11111111111"7"”^"'"' • 1 . . -e, r . • , . • . ttg -- ' • ... . • 4 ' „ . ' . A. .. 1 . OF „, . %Or. kr i.. • 1 Air tie Ittliesii INA . illitofk Meted OM' B f wail mud sflpeopriets order. Like a irte that con%irterl , • . ' . of east, flowers, and fruit, 80 beef the root was the tar" ~..e; ~. . 1 , , ee_ , 7; 4 11 . ise . . ruled lattihr, ow 6 w., . •,- ” 1166 • tillinst aw . * ;nista!' parts of Gres* .. So nomad • y onmahnier r corruption of Parliament, the flower was tosatiou, l b . sod then came distress as the fruit in due sea- •.- . - . 4 Is - lOW 11. to lIP '. , op Sato • Mi t ?o January 5, 10. i • ',, die rig son, tie (Sir F. Burdett) had heard lately many retool . a n e y a , ol , I , yfi, n osh ii ii . .v Mr. w 6 1 .. 04 it ' Ol ' ' ki;-'4, 1 i gi "i. the seine period of BAiniti Mallen mseditttures, , I moths lastont torah, „ the Aron Manila b. Mom/ I. di mormaer related out by the butter, cheese tallow, end bides.-Ordered. imeisitioas involvina syr clittne. tittoo.w.gabliv ...: ._.- _._-'—........--- --- . _ - -04 rs. s.ALCRAFT wished to be understood, in the Id.- mii_vi- r i ti rie r lo g a i i Nth . (fa w e d . ~ s izi • , veal i ,,, t tfii ihyd„,i, t reat i l IM IMMIEll. r p ri. " ll.l.l" , t „„ a i„, , a au - ' mr. -- r . , . lidnifitireeffllitif. tor the seat poriait.-AdjooVelork: . ..' ' ~. apareti a esioit. . .• ‘• 6 • • • . ''''' 4 taxation , dna ties certeio, as Lord Staohope _,.......,_ , ... . .bi r. SPE Alma ma, it was kly. Aft i r si t ti . motion be systabsrat to takketwes afferiisit. **thing s) said ;: iis teat, ..0 1 11 ilii4S l- ff(Yeke Of ColliffiVllK iir v ir,„,,,,,,iiir e i i hr-.. -rieeritiary &fry iiitioli be rives le 11 . 1 . YlifiOto so the Ilan. a d serviceable Nnblennio . ~. ~ ~. t, , . eon _ N ._..... LAir . et . . 1; .:,.., ~ ,4, n . ir % I L I'S ,. 1 • t ro b r ii r d o i no bot b !: d zi rere al d eo t l e d i a b te nea t, In ee - Iliirlilai - t . phireum kor i.....a.4.i, 'asin; i tt in it. H u ! ' moved PM • return of the number COO coiiia not eite4Tris j r. "e lhffisaptq, en,- ) Meanie) had beea l toiaPared to there ostii Ohm!. .. . " i " ) a g uld lie sib" it " ere 4 7:4 7 I aliaora ilf. b i T a kFl icia l"" ostroos sed pah lr -M ileffi etl, ma nst rmsi iiig ift4sli ttnit they .eWif tird liV*. iitt. 11 11 : e lt e : itt e lre l li i : a s e a d ch i lo h t i raiol ot the skin,• lint as' the stiieii lid tioli . A r bi b ay , km it It Ar il s that . . „p cc during the time be was Postmaster General, I barked a emeeederobht property is sae importation of f4retgo Mr. Alderman WOOD ADM h Aefiter i . s j ai rt'ilo together with the dates of his eppointraent to, owl :. link deepey thou the shin he halted they would owe ee th e G o t t 0 p.,,,,g,a p e p s ,d4..p„,it. eme , I. imp ; /M aker, b a t great oozier preceded le have lin .as resignation of that office. He was aware of the dill- _ t .1- i 1 • , • • WiRM,N1.L,4114111.• WO II 'saga. , t.id NORMAN 13. Y ,pteatoted s .PetitMa.foop oForts and Coltivatura 41.4.1 pa the COMO, aurprott t . yrayieg mete seise( to AgrieolloserOtdesoll ' be primed. Pt* #ir...llpfj4,.,Otoyed ,for A sew twit soeei of • elFrait, hr &Icily of Laireols..i.* lb* rued* elf Ormittopbt Nadi flibjborp a .taq.dreared. The Heror**** 'Member expieseetlitis sister, regrei fee 411.014 bhp 110.9•110es,priplo. *Abuser be diffeard Itoor,blea 9 p1151011.14, 1111116j$ eve hiss credit for aiore9iy,, sad be bad 141* gook realere** cirrie of ftitad o 4 , ll4l cords' all heir sesilmony to tbe •Jilliell by .bleb be weAotteoatocalty ittatiaguialed.. la eulogy areiwy. , • balance sheet mil it be •prodackel Tar thii eNirri-iit Sir J. NEw 'wire *aid, that ift .mil ob- i leer rib the brkihtslo, Of oett Veter; MA the pub- j“uoii to this variety of dew con tended lic **bunts Of the list real *i r e nut by the bible. tlist them shouldbe no need of explanivion. WhY He *meld has * Soon to refer to the accounts of were the public accounts kept in this manner. He Rifle. which hid befit used by the Noble Lord hoped that these artificial modes would be abolish- tie the begitinittirof the Session. His object was ed, and a Ireplainer sysieru Ni Put up th e ir plea. twitheorthat the bonnier of th e * achoui,t+., .both in Mr. J. NI•DutLY preferred the mono° of his reopiccio the atititottlit bf the Noble Lbril, Oldl Hon. Ilelative to the smendmeut of th e Hon- 0 ee the Yttinits laid oa the table, were full Of errors.os the latter was of a very partial sad use- • He regretted-the heceisity of troubling the Rook less oPeratiosi ; the motion had s prospective sod with ;he witbld confine Militia to a very ac r e desirable effect of improvement. It* iietht. • but •he fillet quote kome flirts to Mr. Hicaaho supported the motion. tliough he 'groOriti larknotion. H e proposed to slit* the vs. wail fully acme of the ciecumstruetb which caused I , rieheitietetien the'secoubto is (limited by the No.. the difference it. the account.. bletditt. Mid 0 they ippeje4l in the partiefl en the Mr. Hums wanted to knew she use of op. 11 ' 1 ° 141 gliCftlar enitifik Jltu.S. 184 1. Aod 1104 t for ggg lug it Committee to prove Nit the oreount , rkettt•refenov. the •tiMit - lriicle *ls The itgretit. selitio silk w.s iilready deefilid by ttx custom.. They wire stated in the public accounts mower of the ameedmeut t 4 the Houle. • nonsense attend the ,meeting at es the tart k reroim that • ' the it the be 1 a 1• . • she ',lO id 011 ways WI. diet wee the the 'p-I meting towel nor lIOW to, •Iws lotion to ludeJ iu o the announced - &up . • thsoka l , _ •-.iiih ...s. !hug kind ...o,'/Ige a ....ocis De —_.. Mobboisr. ‘ Mr. . Aoere, Mr. Writhinsu, end • the Sheriti, eau? 'respectively returned thanks. Mr. Otrlta meted, that es the Sheriffs declined !lining the Petikton, it could he for the signstutio ' 4 the freeholders. Mr. Sherd ,' GARRETT explained, thit he end his 4 4 . 4 . tied. e i g t, ogu t r i :i e ce Pe o i f it a lo le o l;:i th d e ote m b r t t ' '*' l ie n ' •• • • 41 sisitiXig to express an opinion i . alt.' , c . .. . ATP' . ~ fi ko livi k I t o g r . . . ke up.. .. , v• 4 4. a s se..Lis...lei tilit .. -- ~- -7 . . ' . E". 4 b''tiffirlfhil tiPaitietiEßNT: l .1, , tidy • t.Oj no•:-... ...t 1.,, t t. ...... " ' r Ut, Moms 14. trUga ibt tt . • - ltifireAy, ...nu h... • . . —.,a :•'.lllllsies lerdaktips 11144 at leilliodelibere s'elocir. • - .... ~ „at., illeal MOW IL im le adecied by the rsel of BM A FTWASU RY a .99A EAs.waI.TWORTH. look Mt oaths mad his teat. N 1 7 ' -M. r. Rolle. from the Pesitentiary, klillsasly pretested . k.id• like limos! Report of the Oiliteral Cvemittee for Ibis Lae ... Zi lose —Read, and laid vs the table. ' - • CIVIL LIST. ' . Lied RING said, ha knew it wu irreeoliir to slide to . set Meg that bad prod as was parsing is die other House of Partitioned. beM he bailers is A. public erwepapere, i i ' tit osfltrarietires"itres made that la w i a b a s t e e ll4 t e a r ke llu p u ll a ill P tite ar. " le: thin Ore where his Idijesry bed beta graciosely . viileteed I. give up a poet ofehat sob allotted to bine. sett ritesesaleed brewery Goblets with pi/metre sad refitted, ; „in .sin s cheat of , 411*. ederelowest were far free: rime ,Vaci/Ty9 'Ws. lii skoald therefore give petite that ha u .1, os inervik, nest, klieg forward the subject before • Ledh its, terfetrost of it that part of the rednetsite • 111111111110 Illsjoity lad is erseiosolfy sods its the pert of ctillbo N.M. Lrd thew sterred, that their Lordships ~ WPfamalasaard for. Tboesdey ser....Ordered. . - = ,t. • . AGRI(/' LTOJLAL DISTRP.3I.. . . . t. et ARROTHNOT privorsird • Polities from the errs of tits County vf Kiseardise , illatilsad,, nen ' pia it ig of seriesitinel distress Sad prayin for relief..— . Reed,sed laid se the table. , The Magee of LAMBORN wrested s Petkitis front , . islet eel Qs. who jha4 olviabre4 a .preat fee useltinery • ..i .r e pa ire ite ruie t u ti c i ts i oir s It retifewiro,fnetatiordiorceefelpipaapermimit,redentlatt. they . .... • _Fork's siallirfriallf 1991eryated..fee Ark ilrepti9o. Kr . 'O4 lorries that their palest =lett be renewei.-Ltrod sad -...,; • I laid se the table. a . :i NAVY FIVE PER CENTS. BILL .. . ~,..111 6 WI. ~.LIVERPOOL eared the Order of the Day ' . , like the,thod reeding of ibis Bin. -..? • .The 'kirk of 110,11E8EXAV rose. hot be spoke is us kip • . or• •-• '•w teac,aa to be soy!, inaudible below the Oar. We oaks. • - •': -. ...••!.aniviirtlis Noltlit feel to say, that, before t h e Bill erreed tins ...• lilted thee, loo lmesidred it his daly . ti *aka a few otiereirs .;••• r;_ - 4 • ids. ftlie dpmertit there was sue defog of wafer deplint, :". t . tat a... tof faith with the public medium is theoriser. Iti4 kre i stre last persso to approve It {loom of {lo of w n . . • • • :pplehin i t the resist* was wire *Ad astaalisaf, sad it had • .*. • - • Its Vtili amsteatios. -; -. • . ' . ante 11•Iiiiis of LANSIXPITI4 Mil he rooolot the pour. . • • •-= porpe•tai es robtadatent, to (tetrad des time for the . . - . . fof lissomely a• tlitowat, is* me onstrik berm.' she •., . 'pee spovilledier She 1111. , Nis did sot owe it is 'wee . 11111le , 1 that it '.weld be ii bit t for Yhe purpose of ...,..7' .'" gbiilC It eiaesed, on tier voltdispe bovosts„ He was ,• "7 '..cattitaced BA/ time we 'Wad ft troolidlslid to ik roil. .. , I oetijeisee of the Fable lif tbelywifefoesed to tike be *IN, " . *ft weight su be.. kites time for seleeties as to what day r... to !4a•. 44 ? P,Aer fthal.eialViatintax of ahe•prip-• • pa i r the r -• se, ord . , 10, Tit Pm, '- . - hit 64. s ai reselii 4e r -;holy. • ild,dat t, . '.z. • J . .► ~ . . witemery measure which they now ought ,for. 'TEe Hoo. Baronet Sat doom istaidit tlie•loudest testimonies of approbatioo :iceiti , ll . - 'M fl r. iiiiiiiioss then a the ineeting at • . - iderable length on the ape tapi rs es the last . : 'Arr. He concluded by oborreing, that reform pi iiii inevitably .as it was impossible that • • , l 'imill minority . should support itself against the • mAei of the p eople of Roglaud. Come when it • NbUld he should be 'bend at his post ; not in 11111 . S 'itik, bqt certainly not ie the rear. ta. a. mr. Prttil McKs4it said, he should, 0,.i,„ 6 1 r "46 ' • . .utyl at I. pint *sone of the repre.fsdtises.of the . riti o lis4, ready it all tkmeo to cosy fa i Torit and .. ... w soy port r til . ie conduct . be adopt to their .. aq iti. Mire so aiselt said, and ably said, he did .stallunk nine,* rernaitied fur him. He agreed with thi:Hanoorable Baronet (Sir Francis Bit-deli) in the just costigation which he had iogiCted on ini . other 11sinnursble Baronet. It woo always kosswu that Parliament was Corrupt , but it woo . • .. w i isiiiisa4 ri • openlyairowed, sod it was said diet Ir j inni were coutiuued the nation was unit' ' no. Gentlemen then reviewed the .044140 he House of Commons, analysing the alfir isu the questions of the salt tax and Post. intro'. and declared that it vrai nonsense • . tilMiTmd other independent Members to attend • I~a v orliadient hole!. they were supported by the . 14 cosit•of aoo{ll. This Petition would support : i • tie iii.eNded by repeating to the meeting • - laticti which . bi . hed lately addressed to ill. C0U14 . 1- 4 - 0,, A Coventry : " Without a Reform iu Par- -,- • ' • '— i taltes - plice;neither the people's liberty nor • r orsi!ert, wane rak--uay, eerie the Crown itself • 'l4 ih jeopartlT.7 . ~,„ . ' .' The Petition was then unanimously agreed to, • : taith the exception of Sir John Gibbon, who 'lose 1111 pp his baud against it. r. P. Moose said he had another resolution to • antituit to the me.eting; bet as it was not included in the requisition (though it had a strict relation to this object of the Ineetiog), he would submit it to the Sheri& for their approhatiou. Attar a abort interval Mr. P. Moons announced .that he laid witbdrawit the resolution, [lt was sup- posed tohatte related to Mr. Henry Hunt.] The thanks of .the Meeting • was then moved to .- Mews. Syngiatid Whitbread, Sir Francis Burdett, 'slr. Hoblsonar i Mi. P. Moore, Mr. Waltham°, and • ff.. gil•sa•iiiti 2:11.r. idoemaortivahr rota.rneri thanks_ - • appeetise sbe , 7.7,7-/-•••••••• •••`••••,.• k"7. ."2 ••P 7,71. [ l eery sax !mom 10 et:merge trim Mr Emu& of Lug- H e e triL IFf..rotefwlak. 4l o „ pr .• Nor... l m 4 AO *Am,* ra. es nig same useelbeVed'esse nor G. Dammtee wu • *V . 74;111 .4 • ' Co o prop b .v „ ces of • r. NEHilisilreisbeniead a hope din it fir. Hut nr ai l tr e tt " . with "moved/a of 'reliefle tb e . rytetri. wet Wiesen alWtTasit tie 'Ctrs keeled altowee "ballad bsiO_'etealil. he ...WU /Weevil. w ith " w " laid °' 11/e table ' • few deemed atilt be etadee peastallea *Witte% ebsereer a Peskiee vsee.erfered Nbe priele4. • ' ; .AORICULTIMA L DISTREIM. 'grobi setewersitesilill euiseirieti *as** IhIMAD mower • /*Oar, al the N. 'teed Eteetieby`ou p r es t atrd Petition f r i mi kit"7". o 4 clif i w e s IPr al b 4 84 / 4 111 ' . .. ,pinpapp pip. *. ow- 14.4.. 4 7 1. Onolita.l.4vOn, complaining of agrieuttie. Wet It' 71:t •. • , 6 112 " Pt Af ul , ~.4 44 :6 ; f r • if . ei r ri'it thbl A i t iv ai lr i a ir e . 6 t . iotrera, rad playeat•for unseating! ratrearri. `IAA I •• • •••-•• ' 714 We I is:- 44111 . liet?leid - Uitoisitleot of Om keiseeileselei 4 li e4 tf a blifiaZig; -meet ea obWorepprintif. *taw, And Hie Me* Marquis was eesekribl.i h' ' of Woe reek - aera la Lewis. it a (tie err &foto. Ordered to be pruned. cum , • • . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • r-- - • . , ot;.;•