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Admission, la.—C.2lo6race, lam—Descriptive Juin. la. reduction of the duties; for that would probahly be but the commencement of a system. The esteblishineut of the principle of taking away re. sorictiop. in ilie rase of tinils.r, would perhaps only pave the way fur the Oman' of 'matron% duties in the instance o f Coro. (Met a prisuipiis was a wise own:6m in legislation, There was see aew of this question at which he could slot mantis from saying a few words. The !loom hell considered emigration to be a mutter of such im. penance. ,that they had last year voted 30,000/. to enneey emigrants to the Cape of Good Hope. Now very considerable degree of emigration was canied on by menus of the timber trade with our North American Colonies without any expense to the coml. try. The motto under which we lord hitherto fought and conquered was Meal et Moss Droit. He trusted we should still observe it to the enlergemeut of one iirosperity, and resist all innovations. Mr. hhorryett then quoted the opinion of Dr. A. Smith is Pupped of the wisdom apparent in eat mugs. lion lee& Mr, A. BARING said it was not his intention to trespass bong on - the House, but he trusted he should be indulged with a few words. Plotwithstaodong the observations of the Hon. fleetlensen oh the Pr.! Idiom he had had the honour to present (and which it was his intention, after the present question should be disposed of, to move with the others on the some subject to • Committee, without, however. pre. facing his motion with any observations), he be lieved that with the excephan of the timber trade, there wss• no opinion stated, or no view taken therein which did nut meet with the concurrence of the Petitioners in the present instance. They were a body of Gentlemen whole opinions. on any goloshes, were entitled to very great respect•—they should have every opportunity of stating their views before the Committee, and having them fully mud candidly discussed, end he should much regret that a difference of opinion should ultimately exist. But the resolutions of the Committee, whatever they might be, would be the foundation of measures to be brought before the House; sod he thought that it would be best to reserve the discussion of the question of Baltic timber till that period should arrive. mittee was appointed to consider the brill wears* or mniutaining and improving the foreign traile of this country. arid to report their opinions itinf riliserro. Irons thereupon to the Floosie. The renown% Members were immediately nonsieraterl to the Cones miter, : Mr. Norio( I lard Ca.tirreselli Mr. Nubia...se Mr. Thew" The Cksireetior of the Ex- . Mr Juba I.lwport dweller Mr Ifowe Mr. Cannon Fleh7 Mr. CIIIII4IIIIC Mr. Wilma Mr . fil.kluase Mr. Wilmot I Mr. Keith Due ( l se bird Ali Miro Mr. Amen Mr. S. Buorre Mr. Load,. On the motion of Mr. M 4111111rAtT. the name of Mr. Alexander Roberts woe added to the Comm The Petitions presented to the /loose from• the Merchante. Meiturectorers. Ship-owners, and Ship. builder.. were ordered to be referred to the seta Committee. GILAMPOUND 11181 1 44110,612111 NT BILL. Lord Joitti RUSSELL Said, that in rising to reeve that the Howie do go into • Committee limes the Grampoond Disfranehisestvent Bill, he felt it on• necessary to state the reason, which induced him to press this Bill. In doing so he meowed his readiners to agree to any amendment which kept that principle of the transfer in view, which he thought was the chief value ol the Bill. When be said this, he begged at the same time to state. that he would directly oppose soy motion of io rtructions to restrict to the hundreds the right r.t voting forfeited by the. corrupt electors of Gram pound. Se the principle of the transfer wee ket•l nt view. he repeated. that he cared nor where M.- franchise was transferred, whether to Northumber land. to Yorkshire. Surrey. or Ewee. Ile =IOWA not help evying, that the conduct of his Moimsees Alinisters was in this Bill such a fissile of sremeing and inconsistency, that no independent Member could set any valise upon whatever course they took to night. —( /leer.) Airier the Opera. bego 5i..., Now Gram' BOIS. rampaged by M. Hallia. EAIle, gloater. eatitir.l CEPH ALF: ET EItOCRIS. With eosin+, new So•Nery, Dreggeg, Decorations. Age. . . WOOL TAX. A Petition was presented-boat she Afereinote of Nommen. fur a repeal of dir defy too wool.--Read. and laid so the table. • • • CORN LAWS 4101)MRFAGN TRADE. • Mr. Mamma ..t.. i 1 _ from lb. Chennber Conintrwer of Iliessisegbeengstoplog the Howie hi resist the of the Aeriesiliatient to raise the prier of ton ; l eot a Fftnealr is .as a ClTtil:la" S. to ihr tA r e 7 re 66B laft Pr p l orie rerviatinpor+pd, pm pi *Ole, and ordered to be printed. SATE OP P* ItEPRISENTATION. Mr. Swag said he Mid in Ma hood a Petition front a eitesiiiirrahle nissebrr person % freeholders of the lowa of Riophin.opets.Hoil, irtatios, that by exuding regulations, they were net minified to erre for the electiots of alesabers of Parham's* tee the rowdy of York. nor for the borough Kingstuts•upowliall„ nod praying that. if tbe right of seediortwo Members to Porthinteat should he transferred from the borough of Gratoponod to the misty of Tort, the Petitioners droll be granted tea rit il ' o e . ! votive fur list Iwo Ilembaso sp retrittsdatillite sigoiled his Wattles Ow we midarMood), is eerie tie NA comm. plated by she Petitioners shooed go lo a Counntittee, to pro misee clause fur the eilkelinatieg of their dears. Mr. Sense thee presented a similar Petiolate freer an in. divides' in the some town, which, or well as the foroterk was ,end, laid me the table. sod ordered to be whited. VAUXHALL. TI:NA nuunr-LANft. THIS EVENINIi. TUESDAY, Joey 6. his Majesty'. Seesaws will performs. Ithe Comedy of t rO"MORROW. ‘Vrdawdliee. Jiver 7. ihese M. GARDENS havisig been greatly improved sod brew lilted. will open for ihr Sesame, with a dries of varied. mewl, and aptredia Enieriedwoded ; meeprieleg a trawl ('.went bliseellanetie• Music. eddied from the Works of Das. ski, sod either t*lertetrii Maslen. Priseripal dwell Per formers Mn. Oland, Mins Porry, Mn. Astern. Mr: C. Tay lor. Mr. Collyer. awl MI. Shaw ; Mr. Heels; feeder (if tke Rand, Mr. F. Wm*. At she end of the rte Ad Madame and Madenweirdieferpri, with Nladremisellf Addle, will exhibit their selesiiree Perfornemors; hid at the 4•111. elysi tttt of the Coaerrl will 11111ettell • brilliant ditepley of Fireworks. by Sgeera Drexler, when Madame Ilfiel;eosa• plrlely developed in a Vold*e of tier, will whim, her aed prising Evoke's« on der Zght Rope, at se anthem of Sixty Fret from she Greened. *l'lee Military, Caledoelan, sod Paiedree Bea* will Pm Ma Inewliesebe &Ma Admired's 3.. &I. Doers open at Sere., the Concert to beetle at Eight w*Cleek. RULE A NVIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. Duke of Medina. Mr. Helloed ; Don iota. Mr. ltereard ; Copper Captaie, Mr. Respell; Aloes.% Mr. Vieing ; Leos, Mr. lean. Marcsritta, Mrs. Urges; Eptifaera. Mrs. (Auger. After which (6dt time at i►is Theatre), ars Extravaganza, called GIOVANNI IN LONI)ON. Don Giovanni, Madame Vestrial Loper,llo, Mr. Harley; Mr. Florentine Finictio, Mr. Ba►nard; Mr. Deputy English. Gattie ; Drainemdry, Mr. illotkr. Mrs. Leporello, Mies Porry ; Miss Constantin Qoiaotte, Mien Carew ; Mrs. Rog. lists, Mrs. Oiler; Mrs. Drainewidry, Mrs. Harlow*. The Bon OtEce will be opts from Eleven till Vise *Vied& ...1 1 1.seste to be ta►ew of Inv.Milltvelt, Bee Baak•kreprr. Ors Thursday, Wild Oats, wit► Giovanni io London. MR: AND MRS. C. REM ii.rs NiC.l UNDIgR IMMEDIATE ROYAL PATRONAGE. PATErrr AR('‘ivric ICE POWDER , Improved principles, for instantly predating s rich effervesciog BIMPVIIff, which, foe elegance, entail,, economy, and general efficacy, cannot he slummed, re. eisvammaled by the Focally in preference to Lemonade, Suds, or Miser Mepbetic Compounds; it is ininitely calcu lated for the Dining Table and all large Amicenblies, and is proved en invaluable ereonrce to the Tourist nod Voyager. Sold only by the Inventor, T. MORRIS, Chemist nod Druggist, 105, Jet...opt-mere, opposite Si. James's Chervil, in packet., containing 10 glasses foe As. Q. sod large bogies, of 100 glasses, fur Ore Guinea. TREATRE-ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • T HIS EVENING. TUESDAY, June 6, will be meted a Play, called THE POINT OF HONOUR. TIMBER TRADE. lienend GAICOTIII presented s Petition frnas the Merchants of Liverpool connected with the trade in weber, against any alteratiora in the exist. ing duties on that article, and expressed his cow• victim] that the lowering of the duties on timber from the Daftic, would prove highly injurious to the shipping interests and general trade of the country. °smaller de St. Frame, Mr. Terry ; 'Meow, Mr. Alobott ; Derirwel. Mr. C. Seeable; Steiaberg. Mr. Blanchard ; Zeller. Mr. King ; Socibel, Mr. Laois ; Gaoler, Mr. Cramp ton. Mrs. Mell'arrt, Mrs. Feweit ; Bertha, Miss Foote. After which, a Comedy is Three Acts, altered from Fil ostler, called WINE DOES WONDERS; OR, THE. WAY TO WIN HIM. After • single observation from Sir ISAAC ' COIP. FIN, which was not heard in the Oki, thq Peti tion Was read, kid oo the Wile. stud ordered to be printed._ Mirabel, Mr. W. Ferree ; Miraliel, jaw. Mr C. liveable. Masa (with Swims). Musa M. Tree; Bizarre, Mrs. C. Killable; Lawtoree, SlisaSharr. Tu which will be 'third, with some owaisriuws, the Opera of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. RURAL I MPROVEM EN TS.—Ti. allenlion of Noblesse* and Gentlemen ?imaged in, it contem plating the improvement of their growsda, Is solicited to iiirpect Tuomns CATO sail SON'S IN. VISIBLE FENCE, a cheap and timid encloses,* for parka, laws,. shrubberies, and ornaareutsl walks, guaran teed to afford effectual resistance to deer and ail kinds of grazing stork ; also rendered impervious to hares sad rab bits, where the prstetlion of dowers awl exotics is required. This properly,, exclusively attached to the priseipls of the Invisible Fence, wort be ;Istly and highly appreciated; also, to their light Iron Hurdles, for a temporary divisioallr pastor, laird. Specioneas submitted at the Manufactory, SO, Nolhorn.hill, opposite St. Aadrew's Church. A new in vested Portable Garden Seat, Phesaantries. Aviaries, sod Wire Coops, fur preserving partridges sod pookry from venni* ; Wire Bordering for dower beds sad clamps; fashionable Sella Wirework for libraries sad drawilegioors wiodows ; By-peso( Wirework for dairies mid larders, with every ~tick Is the iron awl wirework departowas. MR. BRAHAM'S NIGHT et DRURY- N I: THEATRE will take place ow THURSDAY the 22d inst. when the Opera of THE ENGLISH FLEET will be preformed (for the Int tissue on there hoards). with • variety of other MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. Mr.lll A tit ATT. in presenting • Petition with the some object from the Ship-builders conducting husiness along the Thames, said. that it was signed, with the exception alone. by • member of every firm from one end of that River to she other. The facts of their case were. that whereas they had once employed 10,000 men, they now employed not more than our-third of that bomber; sod they conceived that the consequence of lowering the duties on the importation of timber from the Bal• tic would still furthe► depress their trod,. Read, laid on the table, and ordered to bt printed. MR. HACREADY'S NIGHT. THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ON FRIDAY NEXT. JUNE 9. 'two, will be acted, Sbeterares Tragedy of MACBETH. The &MAKER said, that an order had been made by the House at the beginning of the Session, that orders of the day should have precedence of mo• Siena sas days—Monday was one of those days. On the paper there appeared 17 orders, two of which probably were of more importance than say optic* on the some. With reference, there. fem, to the hammiest sonoonced by the Honours. blei: - Ilessber (Mr. Boriog) it wee for him •to cos ; slaw wieseher, if he should at that time of the bring on his motion, he could .sewer for mime Members abstaining from observations, thane. he might for himself.—(Haw.)—Besides. this coarse would knee the House in uncertainty we I* *err* beoines.. 111 r; "•. TAYIOI mid, that being an old Member of the House. he could not help vying that she those hod been detained an hour and a half before getting through • single order, because Hes. Oestkaseo thought proper to descant Oa Pe. ti►ies, to presenting them. The Petition was then lied on the table, and or dered to be printed. Macbeth, Mr. Macrrady (his Ara appertain in that cha racter. Lilly Siechrth, Mrs. Seas. To which will he added, Garrick'. Dramatic Ransom of CYMON. Co.,ysi Mr. Dorset; Dorcas, Mr. Lassos. T.Yriraada, Ike Motissatress (fur that sight woo, Mrs M. Tree ; 111 iss Stephens. Tickets and Mess to be bad of Mr. grandam, at the Ilse. oMce; sad of Mr. Meresdy, N.. IN, Beraers.street, Oz ford-street. DI R. LTSONS'S LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS. At his Haase, Wis. IC Pall sill, THIS DAY, TURSDAY, Joie 6, and Silt following Dom (Soaday enunnesU, MIRE Curious sod Valuable LIBRARY el th e 1 late SAMUEL LTSONS, PM. iselodlag Irsosob's Sepulchral Sloasseacos, 6 von.; Priapus% elpealellen. 110 1 4 edition, Plasm, ISIS (very ran); Proissort's Cireniehmalw Lord Beraer,, Prowl, IM ; Haburairs Consisting' (very rare), le's Works mosplete ; Hale's HtsWry sf Corarralt(very rare); Prier's Cornish Collection (very rare); Coroner's Nova Legends Aeolis; Viragos de Wade, (ran) ISIS ; Pirsn's Religiose Cereasoisies, 7 vols. large paper ; all Hearse's Publications; Carter's County of Cam bridge (rare); Asidersoies Home of Teary, S vols. (rare); site. /se. SURREY THEATRE. TMS EVENING. TUESDAY. June 6. will be performed, en eethely mew ilde.elreasette Re. mosee, foundrd ea Dr. Pewee ceiebraled Tale, eshed EDDA ; Or THE HERMIT OF WARKWORTH. lan Osrieb, Mr. Despotli; lbe Hermit et Markwords, Mr. Clifford; &hwy. Mr. Watkiwo; Malcolm, Mr. Payer, lobo will introduce she popular Scolds song of N Sews obis bet wi' Wallace bled;" Robert, Mr. Solis. Edda, Maw Taylor ; Isabel, Mrs. Hera. After which, the f gee Comic llorkila of RUMPHRT CLINKER. Matlbro Bramble, Mr. W. S. Ctratterley ; Mellor,. Mr. Watkins; Ilsmpbry Clinker, Mr. Fitzwilliars. Tabetha Bramble, Mrs. Brooks; Wins, Jeskina, Mies Cerebroid. Is Act 111. a Hornpipe is Fetters, by Mr. Ridgway. To which will be added, the Grand Stria-Cowie Melo dame, as originally written by Mr. T. Dibdin, called VALENTINE AND ORSON. Tomorrow, The Fate of Colas., with (for the last times) Is He Jrainna and Valentine and Orson. Ou Mooday arid will be prodwerd, a sew Renenatie Cs. leduaiaa itontanee, under the title of OW Modality. Other Novelties are i■ forward preparation. 19, Comehill, - - FOUR OF 130.1100 IN THE WHEEL, AND ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. CARROLI.. the Centrettor, gratefully thanks the Pehlie for their Patronage, and begs to express his happiaew that ins PLAN to parastre Purchasers of Tickets sad Shares between lath May and Ist Jose from Risk on the Ist Jest, received such universal approbation. CARROLL retreats those Purchasers at his Offices who fisted ',terming their TWINS wad Shares, Is &veer hint with theta ow saw as convenient, for all the Tickets bowleg bees sold Wear the let of June, there will be nuee, except ' such Tickets sad Shares as way be retreated In meet the de migod fur the LAST AND OILY DAY Or DILAWENO, which west probably will greatly exceed the supply, as the .weals of Lotteries tainiot furnish en iesteace in say way approach ing to the PRESENT STATE OF THE WHEEL: FOUR GRAND PRIZES of 1'30,000 EACH! WITH ail OTHER CAPITALS, Meaty sad Commits ; and ALL MUST AE DRAWN ON FRIDAY, 234 JUNE, When she Lottery 'Wishes. CARROLL begs to actiesiet Mule whu jetted relenting their Tickets or Shares, That, should either of theXtioahrre monied be drawn (i.e of the FOUR 30,000/. Prises, the F're- Noe au retuning the Ticket we Shwa gives up all clans to the 3U,0001. Prise, or irked to airy ether Capital or Prize that the Newher we Plesalenre so returned may he draws. Ilex swevita ANY Passes holding a Ticket, wish is retain wily a Part of that Ticket, CA Itßoll n a il, with great pleasure share each Tick. t i mid let the Hsi chimer take whaweee Pert ; of it he phases CARROLL Shaved awl s.'hl. in the last few Meethe—. 5311,11 7.110 "/Pl ...... 11.000 SASS IPS LSO Awl FOUR Capital Prises that were draws the First My, 47th April. STRICIIJRES CURED. BY • aim Method the above troublesome Cow pities r eutirely truncated (without the UM of Bougie Si Caustic), whether of lung or short staedims,except cos. ilismivslai, as well as all wtekwasate generally atamospamy in it, wood I. a Mort dem the whole systems is tweets- Wishes', totems owe of tbe grooms ineemeries mu wade, by J. LY NCH, 3s, Holum strut, ttl. Jame& licapettablor reftreoces will be preo if relaired.--ANlat. IS le be l-paid. 111 -B-71s price of the Illediclaa, Is Five Pounds a paraid. - • rAis Con for Ulm Aliertiss sad Obslndies Is Ns Dowd% IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Hoßem'', hare b. APPEAL. MRS MARY MIER MAJENIMIL FORMERLY MARY ANNE ROll DDDDD R, WIVE OF MERRY WILLLIAM, MINOT or wising, Appellant j WILURIK TTTTT cmiawnssiu, Nesposdeld. The Attorney-General, Connor! Inr the Appellant, was heard in reply in 'hie case, the circumstances of whir* we have already reported. Mr. Brandeis and several other Members of lie Hower of CoUNIMMIS brought up the Jamaica Trade Regulations Bill; the Cape of Good Hope Trade Bill ; the Malta Shipping Re gulation Bill, end several private Bills. They were severally read a Gra filar. PAPERS. Mr. forint, front the Casson, house, perorate/1 an Ae count of Wises of every description imported into this country frogs she year 1785 no to the p►esent peels& Os the raotiora of the Marquis of LANSDOWS it WU (m -aned to be printed. Mr. Thomas, front the Penitentiary Honer, Millioth, peesenaed the annual Report of she lastitotioo, and also a copy of its miss sod regishilions. MR. COSS ETT'S PETITION. , Lord HOLLAND waled Oust their Lordships had received fewest Fetishism, isswarroisely wgrd , essaplaisins of she shame of the esustry. The awe be bed sow so petrol w sully signed by an individual. It was not Ins issessiess le gravid say inotiosi on it; hr eaglet, however, grovels to their Lordships that it wee reached is proper and respectful language. It was the twilling of Mr. Williams Cubbett: Ths Noble Lord thee rinsed that II should be read. It eels. plaisesi isf several Atte pared by Faliasseet ►y which Niesse the ►alse of lesseey has rises ; that is the year 1813 be entsmouted as estate of his. is Staithsaptots„ fur 13,0001, but se seesaws of she rise of the valise of iffserary, be was rot able to pay the interest of the onvelgage, and ass compelled so let she Mortimer into. posweeiess. The petiole*, there fore, prayed, slot the current mesa, of she sosstry slight be reduced to the same value it was is the year 1813. On the =Miss of Lord HOLLMID, the Wiliest was laid es the table. Adjourned. HOUSE 011 r COMSIONS, MONDAY, Joss 5 Mr. Colts presented a Prtiliar hors Willi. Cobbett, brit it haviog bees read &trio( the coofumair caroled by the oil mimeos of etroogere, its purport coisM not be collected la tbe gallery. GALWAY ELECTION. Mir E. Knowlton LL helmet — ;p theißeport of the Coat *time Ire the Pamir* wield she Galway Electing,. It stated, that the Sitting Member, M.G. Weedier**. Eq. hod he.., in she epilogs a the Coasealitee. dell elected; sod tint she Petitsoo was not frivolo*, or IPO2IBIN*II. COLCHESTER QUARTER SIMONS. Mr. WIIITEMIN pretested Pallas's, liaised by eiglity.ese Ilitsietreilee sit the musty of Ewes, ageism She Cott:beset, Chiseler Sasiess sod hid or die The maw Hurearable Gestlesiss rewire! a Petition him the Occupiers of Lied Is the evesty of Ewe, preying Mr. WILSON said, he was intrusted with a alai. ler Petiolete from the Ship-oweers of the Port el Lewlea. meet nu.nsetowsly and respectably sired. and they stated, that. in their opinion, tiny situation of the existing duties would be most injurious to tbe trade and interests of this country. It required the moot grace coosideration Mr. Wilson ikiseurd. before tallies isey step likely bp l ia t e n r • ...trade bum** this omen, and the 7l merman Colonies. It was an excelltet nursery of seaman for the eery. employing et present about seventeen thousand men. sad three hundred and forty thou- sand tens of shipping. the freight of which amount. ed to one million four hundred thousand pounds. It wen understand that it was for the purpose of conciliating the Northers Powers that the redaction en Baltic timber was contemplated. Now he thought that such was the freedom of the prose in this country. and as great the circulation of ear newspapers on the Continent, tint it must be well and universally known there. what difficulties we experienced in raising a revenue either by way of taxes or done,, and that... therefore, no fereigoltake could feel a jealousy ea account of any measore of that nature which • necessity bad compelled we to adopt. The withdrawal of the protection now given to the American commodity, would e fu to. wards annihilating our 'trade w ith th ose Colonies. He feared that the contemplated change was looted to as a matter of revenue; bet even if it should realise such so ezpectation, it would be very dearly basest. Sir W. Cuirts briefly 'eaPperted the prayer of the Petitioners. My. MANNTATT wished to hear testimo to the statement, of his Honourable Friend (Mr. Wilson). The lowering of the exietisig duties on timber from the Baltic, was one of the wild and extravagant projects broached in the petition some time before pre sentedby his Hoe. Friend opposite (Mr. A. Baring). The Petitioners there stated, that they ought to consider the whole world es um greet lousily. He cool.' not carry his views so far ; at least he was of opinion that we should remelt the interests of our.. selves mod our Colonies first. Next the House was told that the continuance a t t this tax produced and kept up feelings of jealousy #isong Louise powers. But he did not see how thin meld be, foe he found that states universally laid .ost- - tlutiesafor the protec tion of their own pendece. Continental Policy had. during the wnr, shut is out from ititeicoursr with the whole of Europe ; our spirit and enterprise di.. covered slew channels or trade, whirls enabled us is bring the mighty struggle to which we were 'agog ed to a successful issue ; and were we now to sacra fire these to court commerce from which we had been before excluded j We paid certainly lees freight on Baltic than American timber. bat we paid a higher price; we paid higher freight on American slasher. but lees price. so that the result came to the same thing. Should the alteration content plated be Clefied iota effect. fowl fths of the ship. paw employed its the trade would be thrown lute the w a d s n o' Ministers. What would become Of the 17,•90 sesames now eiriplOyed in that service they would either go him the service of ether cumin tries. end increase their strength on our proper element. or would be thrown back on this country in a state of starvation, cad thin augment the pre• mot premises la our peer retell. The question did net coneern the commerend literati slaw, it mate -1 natty affected the laadowens ; the existing donee ' on ourthue timber wetly a protection ant silly se the coleisial article. bet to that amities growth.. Therefore the lauded iiseerestireglit to oppose the 41 •N:• . EARL OF WINCHIUEA. The Bill for indemnifying the Earl of Win chilies for voting without having Wien the oaths, was brought down hour the Hoeft of Lords. The Cmaxcau.oa of the ExcliXOusti in mov ing that the Bill be rend a fifit time, hoped, that as the transaction which had given occasion for it woe a matter of mere insdvertence, no opposition would be offered to it. The Bill was then read a Ant sad second time, and committed, with leave to the Commiftee to sit and report forlhnith. •FORTSMOUTH ELECTION. Lord Cues brought up the Report of the CO M. 'Dina us the Portsmouth Election Petition. He . stated that the Committee, bowing required the Counsel for the Petitioner and the sitting Member to deliver in statements in writing as to the right of voting in the borough, mad they having done so, bad thereupon determined that Admiral John Markham had been duly elected, and that the Petition of Sir G. Cockburn was not frivolous or vexatious. Sir M. W. RIOLLY prevented a Petition from the Merchants sod Ship-Owners of New:emelt upon-Tyne, against any alteration in the Duties on Timber. The Hon. Baronet stated, that the num ber of shipping employed at that port in the trade. was above fifteen beached, and that of seamen about eighteen thousead.—Resd, and ordered to be printed. Mr. D. W. HAW/ST presented • Petition from an individual, complaining of severe sod vexatious proceedings on the Pert of the Solicitor of the Costes% and praying inquiry thereinto.—ltesd, and laid on the table. A Petition was presented from • certain body of Quakers, for an alteration is the Criminal Law. —Reed. and laid on the table. Lord STANLILT rose to put • question to the Right Hos. tieutletnao opposite (Mr. Vanaittert). wham he sew in his place. A very considerable ferment was excited throughout the county orl.saa easter, in consequeuce of a rumour iu circulation there that it was the intention of the Government to advise an increase of the tax on foreign cotton ; he begged leave to inquire whether there was any founthition for the rumour ? The CUANCILLOIL of the EICIIIIVIta replied is rather an under tone of voice. He was under stood to say. that no alteration in the duty iu clues ties was contemplated during the ',reseal year, but that possibly circumstances might render ends • measure necessary iu the anteeeediog one. The CuancaLLnit of the 1/ZOII4IOER pompon. ed the further consideraties of the Report upset the Exchequer Bills Bill until Thursday west ; and also the Committee of Ways and Memo until Weel• naiday. COMMITTER OK FORLORN TRAWL Oh the metiers .4 Mr. Basis., a &rho Gm- Mr. SMITH sold, that the (Ilia' merit of this Bill was. that it took • practical view of the pinnies of Reform, it sffocded a specific Ind clear distinct remedy, and discouraged all' thew wild and vi siouary and detestahle attempts at remodelling the Constitution, which had of late gone into the minds of some parts of the people. In the same propoetion that that Howse *hewed • disposition to accede to a remsonsble measure. exactly in that pro portion wool 4 the public be hostile to the sets of suspicions and distrustful perms, who would lead them to evil. Ile coneleded by paying the highest compliments to the Noble Mover of the Bill, for the talents he had skews themeghout the discussion open its merits, and the pereeveneee he hatsheou in providing a renseely.--(lfear, hear.) Mr. Series,. Onsiow entirely approved of the principle of the Bill; sad thank the NeMit kept oho introduced it entitled to tir o thoesb of his country for the indefatigability, teltot, eud perar• moon. with which he had conducted this gees- Hear, her./—With respect to the die. fraochisenseet of Greseiposind. be 'Bought that alt had agreed upon thst.—(Has.)—There woo no bonsegh precedent which described such a tisane of corruption as existed is the Borough of Orem poised. It was unexampled in its tone and 'stew. sod to such a degree. that the moo who cawed' to propose the bribery oath at the election. too Ole reek of losing his life. As S. the precedent this would set of granting a right to a b..rengli by P ar . Dement. this had been done on former occasions. It woo done at Durham, Chester, the Welsh Counties. and tither places ; so the; there would be so novelty in the course wow &born to he pur sued—it would be exactly that which had already been taken. The Heetounsble sad Leonard Geo. demon then entreated that Members who felt so he did the necessity of chewing their isdignetion wi the corrupt conduct of the electors of drempoootk would not divide upon the point of "here the transfer should be made, but would principally take care that Goiropound should be totally sad radially—(A large AVith re spect to the Ridings of Yorkshire he rather wished, that county to have four Member than two. But of Grempound the example ought to be made coos plete.—eiher.) On the motion being put from the Chair. that the House do resolve itself Into the Committee— Mr. DAV ICS Gitlin:l' rose and said, that tootles had passed to convince him he could not be So fOr• testate as to obtain au nuannsious assent to the pro. position he was about to make. lie begged to to distinctly understood as not to say dive word priest the total and effectual dearanclessaisimat e.f thaw. pound ; he believed not one word couhi be mist against the notorious corruptiose that preeeillout there for a course of years. The only this* ilmtliede• sired was. to take core in piovidteig a reinedi gm to ceuotenance the opinion so frequently used is the discussiou of this Bill, that they were for ewe soi• went tolerating a measure tel Poilvamesdary•ke-e form. in the popular reuse ire which assch a men-• sure was understood.—(Hear. hoar, heor.)— He would not. in applying the specific remedy to skids be alluded. depart from the sound dents they had to guide then,. sail create au us. jurious one, wbich might lead so the roost dasigenni• inowsetioint. If they meet buffered themselves to be usided by eotioos of popular reform is. this bi stoic% they wield leave to eocuesuter them its others. Why not remodel the eppoiutmeut of the Judges ? Why not recast the system of the. Courts ? Why not nominate the Judges by mai-. versed suffrage instead of royal appoiaturtot, et, es iri ancient nines, draw their moues from as ern ? The Needs Lad. oa a former occaatoo. had talked of the hidden charm en the genius of the Illeisiah • Constitution, which. like Aladdin's lasap, covered with rust outside. tortained wakes the secret of its preservatiou. Now be (114 Gilbert), thought the pesoervisag chorus lay its UM cossitaso. hoe of that House. which hod menetaieird. sad would still maistsio, the embeitiosty of the comstry. 11 its respect No appolopow Aim; . ..01