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2. l "."firtffit nor Lordships leo tithiseithieek, wed co • The .LORO CR A NOOLUIR Might et thew Leveler.' ARReas - - ,11.111 1 111,1 "" li m . DekwatIIOCIMIGOINIP es Wog steeled is DAL Newelyfelhilhlollooll o llw Ihuseeett wee the Deice eV 110111404*- s A . • .1* • . Lod CIIWDOII tee& the. earns etiMilleoltotioßleeee eseslee 116 WM. Ilbellettet Wattle Ell wee viallhie - •sr thessisk asteh• - ; essailes sae ..,.err, He bed seed Sepepeee.leid helm ihriesebb tieesiderahle edieluiss, ,eiddiedsehherillattievg evidehee shelties the rweessity .t -• lbw OettetSllllol4elpsetseesseatteite• hi show the orreinsily el Ms SW 1* reeler- asillisey• teem Ai* it .the Irish 4SIGINIIIM•4I4 be was eseviseed the faille, ises would reseshiger • pa =IIITOOL mid, be bed sr difikaity I. rig UAW le propose mu ter the parse* lie pewee d tbe FAreusise Gewereseeet of a m bat imul t b rilimpamos... it was tree that se the fere .d She mew haloes their Lordships the ("Wiese( the MO iliessoutest miss she esiesseisper the rota.eee missal. M. 111.194 bee he had esdilisehp is Salim theitettut he had -111peapees west 4 be liteaded ui the *aims of shot Geirere wean pet*. le the page llsropie if be-ever Aim GO .masse skir ssinglist hetes Woe& terseed =es sheskressearitempaddesseartrieb reseed bourses bessahre lie Illelesteeileaseasseet. tithe Me he baliefm.resi wallas pass iste a lerr, be did sot hefted 111•1•12•• N hew . kagitINIONIIIIIMI I ha. the prune* iseeters et Parlieuest, which, sesidd _Sir* as •HP• 01844 11 Os lasetiee bolsi sgaio dispieue** it wee pressiiiple epos laid ELLEN BOROCIGII said, sitheeth It appeared from the papers before ,their Lordships that there were die- Imbrues, rs the earth of arcked, it did eut spree, ere the feu of the pares lb. emu of then. He am of apieise thet.,llse arse dwelt be Oust espisieed before aussues pee* takes, for if the esues eu twee tedeellie.r .1111111111 jest be roseersed, .- • • almost sitheowa to , Parlianseet i sod be might sty the ask/ft/or the enspeseios emanated to nearly me tess/a Offered to their Lordships. Than slight be gross& WAN dispatches from the G meet of Inland is the new of the Noble Earl, that celled fur the at rnßlhet it the 61111, which he was denrusised to keep OEM kgesnot el. He saw settling is the pupate whielh hsd lime. Laid nit their Lordships toile that it was the inability of the laws aa they ranted preinsted the disturbances beteg put down, bet that it was the want St a sulkiest sanitary force. He worn neon be brought etiosent to en addition bee Elide to the Esnitary fens is !raised, than he would to es additios be the laws, if it wee seremary, bet before he mild eeriest to either be most have the opportunity of fousdiog big *piens DM that of the Es.- retire Goon nment of Ireleed.. It wee inowstross that they shield be called ea to pan au lusurreetion Act to pot doe. disturbances in 'rased twenty year* after the Veto* took place. Lord RING said, according to whet had folks from the Noble Earl, they were to adopt the measure to be proposed by hiss ea the respussibility of the Gmeressent, at the same time he refined to ley before liven Loideblps the dinsamen tory minute that would melte the Goreruseat respossible. It wean old sloes of his Majesty's menet Ministers, nod whet they were afterwards brought to se acconst, they shifted the responsibility from themselves, sad told their Lordships it was not their dein,. for they (their Lordships) had noctioard such and such e measure by Wrung passed it into a law. They ought to bare further iwfuimetion, for otberviee they would be legislation is the dark. The Noble Lord essehided by observing, he could rot see ady serensty foe suspeadieg the Standing Orders. The Earl of LIVERPOOL Mid, he esperted that the Bills world be brought up hum the House of Common tonsorrow„ hut if they should ism he would more the Or der of the Day should be suspended, mad rein, it for the real day. Lord ELLENROROUGH said, he could not see why their Lordships should agree to hsee the Staudieg Orders d.. pealed with for passing a Bill er Bills, of the rusitents of which they knew uolhing, sod which were sot before them. Some ou thew Wok place across the table which we could out hear, in which the Marqujs of LA NEDOWN, On . Earl et LIVERPOOL, sad Lord HOLLAND, l ee k we Their Lordship. were thee adv red to be saamesetl foe te.aeortfoic—Ailjoursed. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Al fear o'clock the SPEAKER took the Choir. Mr. A ERCROM IST promoted a ?stator from t►e Coes mitiee of Police is Ediabersh. Mr. ilderasets WOOD.save notice of Min imeatioe to move as humble Address to Ma Majesty. prayies that be would be grad/mob piresed to direct shot the Report of tie Com. mosiomes ea the Ludo. fkidgo,ead oleo of lleheater Gaul, should be laid before the Hoene. Mr. DAVISON save notice of his iatesituu to move for the Report of tLe Tartlet Booed. CIIII. WT. M►. LENNARD gave satire t►at se the `4141 instant theeld Reeve tee as humble Address to ►is Illsjeaty to re este the aril Litt. The ousel Sessional Orders were sham rased. Ural she seder being rand s that sw Petition fur a Private slasehl be resented sites , the *lda v,bru., , ,— Mr. HUAI II stated, that is was his o*isiu■ t►at a longer time s►ould be gives. inumia slated, 'bet the pleading order of the new owl, that so Petitiess shouts be received after four- M"..allr o ttiss (be meeting of Parlisesest. •g _._r. 'WART observed, abut 'lsere were several Es. viloses Petitions to be preowned, which world sot be dose 4.lsestios wee disposed of. Bee if ftdias weirdos, to reissue 4lie distresses of Agricultiore, ihrs wasold be so Enclosure Petitio. at all. • Tie SPEAKER Uses reed the *toasting order, and added, sedulepbagme lesessii \ A deesteg sleet /MOM. se law air • irelp - be Meow As4,l•llol4leleei. wee Wl* Se perm. ii. ekl litereevkierag tbi disereltse le He bend. et M. MONS. tetifiebreserel Wpm awe teem elpe Jew Apimile ibiebbbelteell • fresillese after n elf o Mead eellepeet ea epelslo4.oN Se be eletied • • kasenuiAL, iwoossposirise y et Net hay pet Mat.liseier 4111 mew eif beektiHiereelem .0110111110044111106011 edit tlaieppereee _ _ . er MilMa g t...- 'Mkt without 'World. Abe retreUso. Net he A irmail melt ,Ibo-ilesso haw miss this osimuly haw been o ebolliwid al the eWr.arJrseoy spire* of thoChieseethw of the Nuelospes% slot thoropae4 bums eseinisolgehiereese titre distsesses?—(Cbeers4-4kostdiedl were the people of Boy. land Is he treated in. that etissher ?•-(Hear. -how.)—Whea cries of diatom wereheard from oil ssorterviree do oiliest to be told epee the Gast day of lila Sasaisa # bra tallow sad bard-iwortodGerereserontobst so robs( could be grartedl— (Load. eiteees.)...Wes dot hemp to be used se Übe ass ' try ? Not that he expected any relief Irons the pros Go versant ; nor would he dotty, his oasstiteenis by tansy lam that say thtag mold ho expected hew a Heusi of Coeunous se (mistimed sad so corrupt.—(erim si " Order, order!")—Well,tisso, it le well home to be suo-(8till Woke. cries of " Order r 7 • . __. 4 The liPtitlC LR then rose. No was sursike Nom WIW I ber owe see the impropriety of ityplyiet souk Oomph& the Huss; sod he sasinerd him las would asdisteifess if it were not ben iispeffiusi deity. Mr. COK E resemini. He lasimilsiordoe,of Mae Soso 4 itipe if he bad bees kd; * a .0 oohs use of impressions eon coder. ; ' illi-wiest say, that . be 'Geld out *scow hiallisig out a bops that say redeem obi Ilk preset Hoots of Coolness. 1. f i... tpt ta Mat be eeridered so per lissaestary or.)—Tbe Hee. Veneer then read a passam=es the Petitioe, which stated, that it appeared fists the meritorious esertioss of Mr. Homo, that a very cassiderable **deo' • mold be me& is Ms piddle niteaditors; and they, - pooped for Perhassomary . . . Tbe u-- • 1 ,L Mr lATCIIBVLL observed, Set after what had leerlime the Illemoomble Illoorker who had just sat dowa, Zit:very pukied allosioas which bad hems made to him viduelly, it woald be • dereliction of day if he did she a few observatioas. Aid Aim he omit say, that Iblheadoiseo be hod delivered on • Newer sight had been Oromly asisorpreseased , end seat, with respect to the bliiMethea which the Honourable Grisliest's* (Mr. Coke), far'. .fella Mes hest booms to himself. bad thought At to gaske t Ids: .aWAM shooed be veep abort sad explitit, nassely—ihrirSlM ssate..et ham tree be should my in the name efille eusety he Mg bovieMir lo reprewset, they would sot ap pile him to repropose them —{Hear, heir.)—As to what W falles from him ems a hew oerasioa, he could only say. that had he sand arty thing against the rights or privileges of the House, he should be soworthythe seat belied the humour to AU. AU he said ups that ocessoris was this, that If the Glimmered oeglected to iatrodwee measures to relieve the distresses of the colliery, etuni avoid be the time foe Gen ' Mama opposite to come forward. And be could snare the Homeoralste sad Learaed Geutlevaso (Mr. Beirighaas) who bad aisimadverted with some warmth epos his expres stout, Nat however highly he might be disposed to re spect his commanding talcum, if he supposed any at tack of his could drier him (Sir E. Kaatchball) from she discharge of his public duty, that be had formed a most erroosams opiates* of his cheramer.—(Hear, hear.)—All be meant to my and all be did say, was this, that it could an swer air purpose fur gentlemen to anlielpsee the measures of Germanism'. hod he could assure the Iloomeralile Member fur Norfolk (Mr. Coke) that he was most ready to go-isperale with other garrote, gentlemen in relieviog the distresses of ogricolture ; sod if Moisten did set propose rem. mea sures (which to his conseimace he believed it was their m uition to do) to alleviate the burdens of the people, they should sot have his support.--(Hear, bear.) BROUGHAM was surprised that the Honourable Member for Kent should have thought At to go beck to sum. obeervatimis which he (Mr. Brougham), is the discharge of has pelsite duty, had thought At to mike span the Honours- Me Member for Kent in the discharge of his. These res. ants .he coaceivid to be as much h a duty, aid be bad as ✓edoubled • right to express hi. opinions upon hie conduct, ' se the iloasorabis Member fur Knit bad lo hold such opi- Moss. If he had misunderstood or misrepresented the opi nions of the Honourable Member, them he would have beets ors to assure. But lie had listened with nitration both to the explanation given on a funnel night and to that given to-sight (which, indeed, was completely she saw), and be was quite ramble to discover any the sligklnt ineorrecluess; sad he was sure that ea man who beard him upon Hint occasion could say that he had either solailatierstood or mis rep/minded his smaiinag.—(Hear, bear.) Mr.WODEHOVSE amid, he was eon of those who bad voted against the reduriiou of the military establishment lust year; bet be was of opiainui that a redoelios might he made is the civil deparlineut. Is the Civil List he thought a reduction might be made. lie should not ester how de • tails which world he degrading to the Crows sod painful the Herod And thia retressebeimie alusiald son only be made by hie Alejrsty, but by every Member of the Royal Fa tally ; set that any great advautsgs was to be expected, but for the purpose of conciliating the country. With respect to the question of Reform, which was was introduced tutu the Petition, he did nut know exactly what it meant. Per haps it might he brought before them la some more drknite shape. However, it should out be mixed up with the lim iest question, and, to conclusion, he roust observe, that Ir common candour his Honourable Colleague should poise out who he meant by deceiving his msetitueuts. Mr. LOCKHART wsa of opmion, that the questinos of parliamentary reform and agricultural distress should not be mixed op, bre that economy and retreirehment shonld be carried to the very fullest retest. He did nut sibilants the dieresis to the, callosity or indiffereace of Miaisters, hot to their wait of judgment upon the subject, and to their seem ing Her to be aware of the eonstgoemora. Their theory was, that the Mmittlesiance of public credit would alrord relief, but he seat Of apluivii that the converse of the proposillea Moe.l li tt:Ztlit4llll 4B %to rag moll Mob* br optiMsolles• et ossmieb, M k t Niel *dead am Maw Is Mo. trliislial sat •61•Modis isismyks4ll ihe allmodemia •4:11 =earauseimiss, •serk_ *GM. Mimi" WOW ssMISOPOIL Thrt tottrale. Assisas Is MiNssrobssesish alestlisir smil'llemseft • 116•111/1118ilar owe M jyw Hew OP. lasallogiss) feabasiblabfisia rani slillasiapseal IlliellMmabsli, fit MI armed • Mrs ilms NO* gesstdetwasad sad assolk------ _ -....• 14 411111111111 lire& ile M; kw dieneb they were • told bilnitieseenikeit i ell den nee bused es giver hie sapper. belbet Nee thf peke, rest abide Ibe sit Address milbleeini .pet ier dime erns is, yet Nei win a *Weise Meg Ve sitiAntri nedminsed le she seneley.-{liese. hevie.)walielp Alisisles, be sekedi area if tlie freel intuit el thsnliieb per esded.lis rimer,' la hie eeesciesicsbe flefttill. At peedill o lpsellsperipere was a passe is ebeesseish NMI nil awe ulenlinlimees the Reese is assigns airelanssief what usenbl be dame bete for their relief; tionfrets she war sees nelsemelly fen by ell, he had hoped fee ...tiring. *ln de shams of whoa he oputesesd he was arch damp pekes& le dm Speech from the Theme. Wise it wee well . knees Neal every iedivistual is the saline woe essiaraius geese didenislei, sad was siolipml to submit latireateecro- Ikea, ye if be wee .at alreedy esissid be obesely linen se Ind, fee eel is two Mousers he behaved, had the teats been paid, M weed best bees a cousolatiss se the einiairy N tbedareirs bad bees minded by it. Misistere to take die, lead ia eseressebniont and set ea eessep*Arikeriarraitip.. livreierbet his IfiesiselAmemld (he env lierecia. itielliPanitrde Iltisetempsellas terabit sag • • '. - 'it it boas& mappieutil.* hieWi . . wets, 644. ete mill - adfliesi. ViOlfery Immild ' . _. ilie Uwe& Slintakilit web . DOOM et fee villed ideb wield hoes bees Assn goOlgrooehy.... Theedbeeindle Miediree called fur assedelidneeishe rieb. Jed 4 as Mimi% %bey ebeiald be resimilad AM Ile* bid peg lbededdie Inee a amedinue ntillirds dm del dead,. 'IOW 11+1110110)-.1iderwile spades,* moral differ se as NM Aye if die embolism ditereses, 11 111111111111 11441 404 of two seedenene meet be nightie/ falseness kw s reenedp- Weber Ass et meet reesseee tke.eurresicy obi* her Imes usessitly isieldiebed, et shim we meet oedema the amussiets ip emeepard web the essreseed value vi .Ibe serrerey. la ten_ ,b k a m mi l oserta t i rjoirenediz ip tith Itie= , r --- wired bee ass 7117: mamma cemetery, to obtain which the toiletry had already pet DeWitt so great merilicam. It was is vase tw teen asp loafer for the high prices which agricultural prod eke bid laroeght formerly; if slay did look fur theta they aspersed what would sever tome. But agriculture must be assailed and relieved; sad Is dowsing relief fur it, he did ail wish It should be afforded at the expeuse of any other of one is. lerests. The rent/rem high pewee would be supporta% the farmer at the meteor uf ilia 'manufacturer. But whet Is did ask far wee. a *minutiae of the borders placed op the fpublie, mid beliortsg that each was nut the is. teatime al Ministers, he felt bound to rise se his place and assert the eiremaily of ii. Was it to be said leak is • time of general distress fire millions of mosey was to be lest to the landholders? Jr lit leadhulders bad had mem rily to offer, they meld have obtained money-ma this. terms there was pleat, to he lest by 10e bankers. But 0014 sot beteg the CAW, aril seeing the ismatious of the Ge verm. went, be saw *hat amouished him more 'ham say ibis* which lee thought could have corm from it-that all lb. las boars of the lest Session should have come to this I He agreed with the Cluteeellor of the Exchequer, that the pap lie rredsior ought to be protected : but was that to be *Me by keeping sip taxes Week could not be paid ? Wusklarip maa say that the income of the cisatry had sot reeededif six millions within the last six years ? and was it slims MAIM married that the reverse of lite country was in a lasserdurgil situatlue ? illea might he rpredieg mosey at pretest ; bid if they were, it was out of their principal, .at their anomie., But looking to the state uf thismi, was it possible basal the the public espeediture could cuutinue se it was? No mar . could my so. It canoe 0 this-the public faith must be kept, het they must mate the Isadholder in some way or other. They nett de away that laxative, which might have answerest that lime ',bee it was impueed, but could sot be barite now. Aed then an equal tax must be laid us funded and lauslid property. Bet perhaps mime would cry out, " Here are Acts of Partiameet against this." But he asked them t. loot at another country, sad just to reflect what bed bees the rousequenem in Fiance of the clergy mid ability Mai* tog or their privileges. If these classes had made eve cranium is time, ell that disorder, bloodshed, and search, which had tamed, might have been saved. Therefore Hum. Geodesists would it, won to be - wiae is time. if relief errs moo gives' to ins agriculturist In the present year, • trust part if the lied *weld itseritably be thrown out of ealtivatieu In the next; sad what wbulii the conceptive, of tbst be! Why, that though provisautia were now very cheep, they ' would thee bring any price which would he deetemked for them. He trusted, then:foie, that thovie Greaten, who were must ietereated in the Bourishiug coaditior of egriceltere, though they bed hitherto supported Pliant term, would coottaue to 410 114 only me coaditius of their devising souse solid oleo uf relief nod sopped to the agriculturist, sail through Ws to all other Messrs; and that whatever aide of she Hone, such 4 pies sushi rune from, that aide would be "impelled. Vie hoped that the feelings of the nation were to strop' us tie subject, 'h o e no allure/meet which Ministers could hold out weals, lull them tutu inaction. Ile believed that • mew sad redeesd system of taxation was the first step to Redeem, became it would take away from the Games meat the memo of sedeesios and corruption. Ile was astonished to lime Gentleman' sty with apparent pleavere that the disturbances to belamal did sot result from religion; or parry feelings. U they did not, what did they resat from ? ftum what bet enemy and want ? sod if th... 11,0 want were by and by fell Imes wets they net to expect Moiler results? He ardently hoped that they should shortly ice a rimy different system commetecod euei pursued. The 441111i01. "was thee carried, the Report brought sp, read, and sword to, sod articled to las pretested 10-morrow by such Members of the House of C411.411/41 as his 14 rjesiy'a Privy Caro aril. II IS fil Ai FATI"S SPEECH. Th e filar l ai s of LON IYONDERRY mimed that his Ms , lesly's Speech be taken into consideration by the drum 1 iy-nurrow.-Agreed to. STATE OF IRELAND. 1 Ty r no v as o p lAJN 1)011 DLR K Y then prevented etr timer!: ,pf Stet lab* Tbe *obis Iliseeptie tbee 6414 NM jie Any Posinalle 4l . a solite wbld w had giver es a heisee ant i MAO elergees , lies et the awes diot imam , his 1114sele• = *MA 611.401 be ItovbeselSioniml dies enesteteg. Jilin eke Wan *Mad. Wilk birdlimes bedokebig. dig Over bi peseeellbil lailliefedwasesee awe /*IN holialie Ale awake breeseb. • belted 'Wpm* tbe eepesioner et she eememet7 M.l t =g , lebeblltios el *it eeretry bad esedleeseel ebeaseser—A .-- 0 11 11.. iteleAd hive boo LM. INK it ivisid . - ILO wheel( n44 shoughiho sidhissolo. el*: of his Rigid Hen. Megjods, (roe their I is* of the sister i would have owe wan 3 .4 4. b e e m etber .f isimi 7iir me4 Alo44 . • claira.—(Heer, jeer, koss.)—Fir • - • stair, as dwell as he co ul d, dot 4 a - lo ad eons so, r iols ooliehooloo I soil 4 brAsomit NR tbe , jhomperieliolkirAth • ...doldors sod sisieet. -as tirt=illimlegOd tbd oo eoeey Pl= Imateahle, mild eitee...._ ---.veep principle it. instil" is He, 4.pristrectlese the loessi.-oey, he estglata Peincillni'llt Nivel It 0 11 willikladdavrafie 'i ledivideek ... , yam k ig gprp tra kt oc coesdry,l*** ' • ' .adgeeiegeliAl E to the wi s A- ...dassimeaw•,-.. al e . 1 seireadele *A* • Hie Naas unsold echoes. s • the .1% . Mom% and viewing memo F 4 , M he execute Is purpose, if he ...W Arm mate to the the nature of the assasere--theo state whet pi ha would amigo fee its daroliam-.4nd lastly, irspisie imiamds of the exigent trecemity fee odepileg we rapid energetic • remedy. The ineasores which hod apposeed JO the Gee. rumen' to be seised is the peewit emespenop, ord these at the eaprees Watson ails,. Lord Ligelewatit of Maud, sad of thine individeals who weft his advisees, meat ie arm the Goverament immediately with those extreme room which erste owl ig the Imeneetime Aet, end Moos powers molting Erma that lesishaloo Mt. 0 1 1111 - know. by she ease of thi.inspomision of lbesdiabise Act. Before captaining Om posed se uhe eb .. Nees were meted for, he would mans the dosages which 'he should desire fur the keeping up these eosetmeldt• lit lookieg to that part of the question, be earnestly AIWA Mal it would sot be fund oftener, to come agate Is ode Arose for a .al of the Act summed's* the HMINIODee. pen; foe of all measures be could come to the &MIN MP eat, this he was •went was the most smug sod rtosssee, in it west to abridge iniiterially the privilege* of the sub ject, and drily him the belied' of tlmt diem right which was fly Milted epos as true of the Mimeo. rights of the The other Act, lee feeterkit would be 'Necessary to to Parlisomet fur a neesocimest .f, though he be ztit was the first time that the lemirreetitie Art had rue so abort a period as be elassid sootr.w. was aware thil it. was wt • reirel AM, S, flat capable of mach lucid appliceties al efitis nor • might require, and he rather thought Met the eel time to which its 111/6161011CC WY hitherto limited' in . first instatier was three years. Ile woe sorry to my. be ''s ,apprebeaded Hie advisers of dm Crows would be oblimmli in .apply to Parliament agar* for reationisig the other Antler ,is farther period. But he had preferred derisadiog the skits fat Muslims possible sow, kering Parliantrid its oppg•lMMllif ' le fieMr• to the questiou agate before the end of the llsosima, ,polimppily good policy should require that its payers be lugger cortlieued. He could re assu the flow .if ele Noble Lord sow at the tim i d of the Irish Admiet. 1 'titration was most diligeutly occispied in comidevieg whet • system of police was best *darted to the (vestry, ha de '.pit a system by which the civil power might be allb , god etreugthened, esti a morrows Se eabregragary • , or power rendered as tilde twergeary es psesibit.. Ata gly, he propo.ed that the Iwo it he bad miltillpiled ' ' rod ow the Ist of Aegeet ; so they midi dm ids st odiesidessid ?mime the ternainatiuo of the gpmes , &MIA. lor Mg r . ehoold exist far recaosiderisd them, eis those be of tbe lesiorection Aet. Ow fusiagresle- wbaseer iu 'Maud. the Act of Habeas Corpus Met only bier easoesded, but sortie, law was Wm. by the parsing of the Act fur the eeppiessiosi of. era los: If the Horse should tearer with hies in the Mee& r .I„, of losing no time, they would allow bier to noise obese two Bills, and carry the= this eight through the soon up to the third reading—(lloir, from the Opposition Besehee)— sad thee, if the House felt as he did, they might be rwavit the third time, sod sent to the House of Lords is the more of the west sight. With respect to the grimed. of the sm. swiree:—From the papers as doe table it appeared, that She dieserbenees is Ireland assuusted to noilijeg short of ameel rebellion. There was sothing short of actual rebellion is the south sad south-west of Irelaud; end when be 'Lard that rebellion existed, be believed diet he stated every cute r...seed of that mate and order of things which required the meet vigorous end coercive cart eciiires.—(tiesr, bear.)—He assoned the Howse that diem remedies did sot came sup ported by the teatimes's' shwa of his Miyeety's Ministers in We chit of the water, but that as far as they could be meas. • inesehrel by the acknowledged tales's, Asclum, sod political expeeleoce of the Noble Marleis on the other side, so much authority did they bring with them. He could throw ow the Adinialstratiee df Irelead the responsibility of cellist for these measures. The Lend Lieuteimoi told delivered that alit' slum officially on the responsibility winch attached to lits:opi. lassies. He believed that Parlianseet bad in may cries Of the present nation relied mi the declarations of the Miaow* of the Gown; they declared that the exigencies of the country required certain measures, sod were MA camisole lied at ON time to smoke an expusitiue of the particular natef• of thyme exigencies. Os the face of there papers, bat, above all, o* the i.e last of them appeared Ole alarming sail isselearliely feel. that an actual rebellion was iu the Said is the south west if Ireland. He trusted that it we/ one which they s:sold risevey nithout being appalled, and if they did .• with the view of ' rearming the deluded people from the myeseeloos fowl ilreadfol 1 lulleterice allot uskeown power woke which they Helot.) to act, they world certainly arrive at the conduit**. that the only slide of effecting th.t was by aiming the Govrisment with those extraordiusry puitere rendered isecemety by the coo juort are. He apprehended that there was nothing, which cueld own alarm the loyal portion of the people of Inland than to tee the Parlisment hesitatieg at stresigtheroug the beads of the Lind Lieuteusnt, when be Maisel( reiiiii- ed it, 4 *SOWS inaMle mi r tri Imitesee. a Wild please tn.. rterlltelsd lieweeteriord them flissfeo...._ peleisiplatpelit if feeleinsew es geoersiimit r lelAdr pmrLtM the Ames *de - Ike Oppedeis illeseinstorflef . lebeoldisp, that the mdeirmele ed:sweb prisciptes detbet et ,0 se se his his isiolseilt s lihi the-sheve tesesetedire lhot A 01.8..5e 'Mae Obp iii Htsidrdsvbwosd reel he atedstelj amb* *p did pit linseed teem the moms i.e... Ihrellie *me sorrelostriellser dWa llease, eihse ristwatit hod tutelage.* bed lad Me weft Sem. rlist Miser he had aid *iv wee* le-. iM he • had Mil' isaph•le(fioer, beer, err-11 I • esbellleiregeks. MAW= et geaseiM% yet , was ff .ArtllBlllBB *ONO : latessoplees the martlbot sit Prepteipmematest ettedemeospiest EN them .priselpiat whieralsid wee is mat, tepieseoer(ifeer, loree.b-orit wee a rehellise egaisokwa essedleled setberhisemeder •vosee semi asterism •pmerei-eilt was • eyeteendf see .% M ememolsetiee' sod onsrdee, eor,eler ileliestemedeolpg his defy, whether iLeforo leass)—• eimbiestioe td tab ilieseselbeemebe loyal sobjeti, to. Milli* opalekiend defy. the fain •(j berelie 1111, either wiedeselireetirOlft • , dl=22ll esehdefter eitmetietetteleb elegbasiliellede !kr est*Spiterpeent of my r a . "" lllisee ll" dope millepielest;in theerneeetsesa ; ben it was 440'4er " 4 1111111111111101 if they dolloped to oppose rebeilbetma 11Alisse it woo), it might est ammo, dal*. selbleirs tiers spark would fire it; sad math aisetlet hit the asessesences,-if Ifkyetf.s.d the-speed r the Noble Ileerdoto eontalootelan theft 14 thereeher right he had board a:Right Hoar • NespewOr. few she's *pistons ha fiettlie blebhtelh oay meethia which seemed to lediedsdhef llrtte gslfei anseenes of a ceroirery character told Mae* alas . • ssgeew .-ads aMeiliatisrw ife doable/ noweb . ebaliNer • olds Se deprecated the hies that time Right Itienberable .111nresol, ti• say . *doer,. obeeld Melt is his deity. 4o ,Vieseemesi • doe cambia in. sag dabs She ember 'this :t en, Nosh at' milker Wee, sad aloe eihmeeir .'esomeesese, Is might deem jest ..d espeilleet; 41110. .loale , • verse effect to the *la 11 1; i 4 s e r • *Send thes i sehiferems of opinion tie thin Mobjert 6osld be'esere aeries" to ten s ed than thee public dieftb aseseabomid be is say sop made • motive fongesseagare themere-slil be to held eel Ibeetresteers- premises Jsc litany •Mrections. They would betesee isierreee agein, is • the view of ezioniog from the Halm witottryor they ialleiddek proper; ass, he did seirserdhe "Roar ilmllle*lst to think .f lest roma, of Akio erilest as adematir the mliel•se is Ireland. lb birid wee only weaddeloe Parstwade Mutt beiedi.ideulattbo leaded the Cashel* lallefirelor, be coulirliredy dela" 'hat that irellivldeet ire jtrA eerwardited Alms* their claim, is the lasellmeleled 1 wisdom, hum ssefbslpmpet. weisiii la AM goremped bel yllellelieilkiedgesey of. the tU illi rerro rumor loath emblem eopie, tlfr ▪ liampin expressed hie hope dost the very delay which 11111111.11111401 heals, eloie "modes before Perhaniest, /11111611:10 Oda is • pod of the spilt of comiloasios by 1144,111,60 Astapeat less sealed. :.lhey were deism o 11110. ea • nee bereeleolgt of* Owe of she ciao *yr Ms beit lead bops. shokaporipiNk, **lad have be*'" ICgWon it beeentelndbgemelleeb de ie.--ffloe Noble e Men detailed tie eirmeentesees d mos affotr of pe=so r olotelo was demelliie Is oar repair of risme ay, mirage whlelhateared flenilliknot la lee dam rinftent Auptiolion‘M pelletediewe the sseessity of the lesendblier Ad, be prerest -Oh tamers,' eseryise os their operseime by eight. He af firmed that the people of Imbed were emit mead is their staachment to his Majesty, sad that the ismarmetios was use of this lower orders only ; sad menteelid by swiss that the Secretory of State for Ireland lead arrived is town this day, sad wesild probably be is his plats seinorrow nig: t Os we undentood), sad by moviNg fir leave to being to Bill to suppress insurrectios, sad prevent dlatariosseee of. the public pars is Ireland.) Sir JOHN N IMPORT apologimesi for Tieing', early, in minempseses of baring bees so directly eailed os, sod pee nooslly appealed to by she *Ole Marquis. ile some to this ramose with greet pais, from its own were, and dilferbeg as be did I. his view of it from many penman far whose he bad the pietist respect and regard. Looting te the has& to which the .peepowd powers were to be barmier% hr felt they esaid set be comisolisa to brim ; eves the Noble Masi" himself mold set mammals • more matted ▪ al the *minis Wellesley thee he did; so man could ha merit convisood, the, he was of the Noble Illeresies wisdom, Weeds, gamy, sod vietsei soil however lead he bad boss separates( from Intlearl, he wss saiisthd that Its yet serried whale him a kitty Irish lieut.—V:l*ms.) —Whatever catecive measures the Noble blerisis had etlkd fur, he was persuaded is was fres, • cowrie:ties of their se realty. Yet if there was blame is this cask it wars not to be imputed to him (Sir J. Newport), bet to his Id ikjesty's 211“.5. tees, who would sot lessen so kim whoa, is • p vied of tran quillity, be bad recommended es isiviry into the condition of !relined —plait, et the desire of she Hoe. Bars..,, the CJirrit read from she !errata as extract of smarties aside by self, Joao 19, 1817, and meatterelo-promming an Addreerto she Prs.ce Retest, to direct seek • deliberate and accurate i'.. flinty. during the prorogation of Purlimmest, isle the einkti. nos of the Freak of Ireland, se would cosi& the Parliament to usdersised the iris. 'store of the rimancre tooter whirls they tabooed, with • view to apply the meet imitable teens. dies to promote concoid sod hammy, sod coon•histe tit streagth, power, wed resources. The resdia‘ of the motion waa aesompssiod by (request chews from the Opporition beadoes.)—That minim wee made by him sad Negatived, sad use of the then thief Atoms far IreMsd, sow lb. Se cretor, of lisle fee she Home Deputise's, opposed It.-- (Cheers.)-1( that isquiry had bees this mole, much of rte en, ',hid, bad sow broken forth us isischitvowslv have bees prevented. Wiry them wee ha wader these ~:. ,t+ 4 cseasisimes to blame if he refined his ceerfidniteito 1011.4. urn, whes they came and teld the Neese tam she evll • Fel arriretst that magnitude that it required cooties.** Imes sof 4 to pet it doses!—(Cheer..)—That the evil muse be put .lee , he readily 'raided. No ass was mere Isersoailot of Oath; but the Noble Marquis sag he shirred as in-tile WA . • am sod moans by which it was to be etirsheil..--(Hear.)— The Noble Marquis would suspend the Cosmitetititi in ln. lewd seder she seniblinice of C1P0111i104441411411 terms : he woo •J wet de so ;he would much prefer the steteoulwemou of tem. fiat law to the suspension of the Naha Cot pas At. The Noble Marquis ought to have•isifurined the Hoes* what were the powiri rilifefeed by - 16 e loastrectian Alta it made it peal to go atoms by sight, wet is bookies of lo•O Wily, but even la a *noels wian.-•—(ltlealrl•—H. as. 110 Son to apprehend that the ilistatbaseep woulJ asthma a 'ON gious character, and inikigked the trasqad sod excel_ lest readwet of the tail/4,11c deity mid hots He (re J. Neweort)did say that he *mild resist all wiraeures ateinis, totem c melded with conctliatiosi, but be was Stay much mistaken if he imagined it to be It a oturino that thus should hs tanked is thr s awe measure.. If Nikon iftors gr.n animist in the counity, -he world grans them he would establish a Commission to sit perincoeatly limn da to day, mid arm it with ,say /441140.46 bat he would nor fT.1114 wit she eitieutioa of pssial lawn to Ills NOS 141440111. He +mild oat gives cousiiiiitioaal appearance lo that which was sot ruatlieutional. He noticed Ike risslearbor te lime the lostarrection Art re-rotaries:l no a recent nerasim, sad of Iles alarmism ateirowoas sheep made of the conilitkaislif Ireland; sot withassugiiic whtrio it was tabard, sad puma errantly resbirsd at that .use withold it. One of ft., Judges, while presidia, •t the Special Ciubsateaion, dreiwand that the iustarroctioes could be suppressed by the forming' 114 eaiiting lilts. With rcsyczt to the ouspettliva of Cm Nelielaa i , , - • - .11 .Fir.w..s ..', rlit , ": ~ • " 7 - 7 4 1 ' • ::) ' ICY' 3/1 , . s‘. Ler Veit . ' • - CP' • 'A D ' : "" D ../. ::-. ...". / - ot „ .. eZe r .. ' ~ - , . ir4., '. ' • „ - . 4 ' \ A -•$ . ' ' w .' • ' Ofi . - , .' ' ' , (... as / ' .. .. . S ror .'.,. -, . , . 01' \ .-- l ir. .- .... Awl' , . • . - • , • , (...._ .- ~,....„,,---,,---- ..-• . i .., _ .... ~ .„. . . .. • , • .. -.. •: 4 #46*., ,; : . •,a . V.." .. 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R ica .yd's. , . ~,, .I • w - • - ' • • - • im p 6 AllidEG p i iH i jams' 01. ~ • ago untruth lint... the indent Ibe HMI% yet •• Om- *as If", fOr b• Illeolita A. ' - 4 . 141 , 111 - : 1 11NeR ., I P I 40 111 106601.1 r AMA= SUWON wbassaie w ier ' • •• - a fan Paembemea • inn town. ass* win wee thaws ia the way of ow, *ember *bemoaning Weems anis lb, sob mg • laeliadi WO* ma rl vein *Wag dot Ike imilimeatelatil iltrinamail c ..• Panda at 'a knot iamoied. The *went An order ma Kr. LVIIIIIIIIMPIiaIei Om dia miamemenea belislEirk •W 71 411. aI.iNsinis•ehisEIPISMOSAII HOUSE Or LORDS, nawqmayabegeSes 1,••••64 wi4b she eauring war Pmmileam Ham. PriameillingaimaniemPolitllme ,Aadh4••)4/29 MM -00 lab*. .aw - ..,:. a, .• , jo rein .4 b. :.... *. 21 at . 6 21 11. 2.1 1stilni 2 1 " 1 ibstalliad , F,, 1111 " , 4111 t 7:4. 111 _ gillii r i l4 ll l. llll 4 lll rio , ' • • STATE OP ISELAND. " • Nimbi eitellefilledieffriedliffleltallibeitlY wed Is dearer, se, be woloi•••••••••• Ile De 4111•1•••• • • _ _ e MI an Mew jpeon, trseopem 'risk% hove limo rehteemiessibdildieff. • ,"'" -- " , 1 6 . 0 6 .. 00 4 — , mi. sheilmeeld steel puilMilisedib Hem- ' mewls of Th , *RI of i lynappoi i m ,,Ad ibi . ,t •11;11,111moomps ► • hells* lesse elfromieloitlmi-tho sesdNies et um «me dim. "• 11 g i rillil l "'""..' . • i •110 1 0•1• 1 plehl••••• for "••• 660 1 , 1• 4116111. was it MINUS/es . wil/461Am o s ok i e 6 41 4,p0p sp o g r ampop e d wr i s ,,,,, m i ...i d , sa y o w . rem, sishehem ellMstr , _ el "mho tbetliaa- so be ',Geld •Imre bees spared ibis WM .ihstessilihr ip i t ga i rfo .. de i ent . tor or die via" „rase tab. appearawap, maim .. obsiimeTembe aleh mTiorew som edost emaissee tseesesinOrhst_ . lts es- , as_ii sweets, teak. Hat mom wry ses bs tersolf.,lhilf • . ~,644.401 1 thoilltis fee to morrow, es ► be L. Shimslatippheleth. , too wrii, elm ~.... -. . y am •• . rur esid u hi.... whe . " 6 ".•= 4 " atf u• brie sinraw. • it emits '''' ewe se etas Mr. am bores( ilsat osiers hail sow mesed, sod :it umber y ig is et umemi . siVlStlitllkildi 11:11" : 7, i l e a, ai , ,i,,,,„" 6 „,,,,, 4 1„) si , asel iw as that aodishm . . limded ilbstilitliMidsseidiffiedtheld4heedile/ed 4. M. *Most that the disorders asd dims/bows et dist maser, The remiiside• whirl died bees promoted MON Illitelg le. ' 41 " iellisdell ‘ , . . . it reheiliso spies il". .Tod 41 1 00 . 00 , ~.. ~ • - ..mmtlil cooly be repressed by the anew am etjeshee. Is wee ' .." 1 " 2.6/ /113 Iseestimi• sitefisihstiliffrst a t uirea ffemalt ffes it=.l ll ,, mmetim blot. to Ilaii the oraetiog, wee liMeed by lboles• The 'llelltiss ► • s tray esti terror . the rely which timid brim; • leek poste &ad order it wee ....., ... 6 . . 6 . 1 , ; ler itidergethr It's Mids. .. • - 4. 4- isi -.4-.'. miss • - • JIM elieh mass tracts ilea iefatested potpie Arks mem ihe 4 .,..." 1 - 7., — ,,,,.. - 4 . •ti . boo. dam *self Whiffle most ellUsaie eethiffila lie 'vole, oath aid ho smog 0 n ,34,,, a , * m o s • - • „-Tistiess el she artfol—lbat soiliag would same limmisa asi g m e m . - 1 ,,, - ; i . • • MA a lasimwe flaw Ile popies ha** tie, ""*•4 411 a•••••a ".• I ••••••••ffetesslee hwarefflts. • • 4 • &Mei ffisioditsilaposrisiMs 011ie got* be • a te~.___a_.. 11111 . „ g ii m ry ,'.... . 1 ,r.,, • i ger lll /2, . Iblialfell11111111e• Sr losobestiestsso sad miaow, = ' ffremesi „:. . lbotissemead As . ilheilemff •: • v. ' •• ~....4 - , ellteet Aerf 11•1 , 0 WM. e•oll. ~_"6 " .______,‘ _ ••••'' ...... , ... • '. I" ..... -' " le 141 .bp . , - lee! helilMlLMisisigillseesisdhystslisk '',,. , __. aell••••• " ' - wo e sarieweed • • ewe ,y blobs( as alldgess the Amy Waded se, mot Wass elliffishmod a pert dt Ale 11 '. • '. ~ 7 yaw 41.plesid ansespir der ellbsemiestim, "nwns_____, It° " lis. the lisimme 'We ii i ..... u ." • In ' Ohl the del; _be ese we awed is•had set . ohm drew . art weld Is dooviowitbeta .- 0 tie' -be ' . • filletsem samba essay. lbws . Sews% ' l ••••.___ l4 4 set r eep rol immi er „,,,,, a .. -2 i n- '.,... - *al lib of Right How. Friasis by.itisomierawisa a penes j u& -41ireliglit be to pewiessloit of Illpetebas from, ' •••••.._ „. ___• _ _ ~ __. _ _ tbs. looded *tenet vs hods Mike Sr 'P i "' " II Ih. UK IL cum .....4 for bare Iss '''- • 7 Jft , Mors immediately combs:sod witkomi moo porsooolly .84 iiiilli 1110 IlhaGmentsifet, the seeh • - "o••••••••••••• •• Ille•eat do• algalloo , llo the swam • ihem to esppoise II ilidedelsimiliemp Obey world persee-serieslisme se ondru t . ibe i•••••fle vessamod. •• W tie 11 1 181 . i 1 1 1114 110 II"' far On slate of helmet! tiles himself; MA so. a- • sivis epeenerl oug • te ,... 644 l4lllllll 6e nt s : • ildsie llikerilli ffari ;l* . lbe s lf , lios. __ (mear. hew.)....rbe mita, . wee on i4‘ pm, 6., sis2:6 soreb hem sad Them .. • L ... , , x, 4. „..... . , Ise Was sore, meld better skew dm sastety mod sisal hums Ow wean `els . IlifonbollosS MIN snail* bums lb his mommy " 4 mbe•ell"""• It staid elm* dig 121 ""e• of 7 1 . 6 " . " 1 "..... —..' 6Bl46* . ag g ialla ..—in ... —m."7 4. „, " I ' 411 Ilia . oll Y . ' Ml '"*". " 4 hi•N'W imilina•"l" , 11 1 0 " m ishisis ter eith lim ith i ~ . ..amea....ausen., 5e ,,,, „ m od is •great sod emessier dishes, would sot Messiah said ylibt "'"'''"''""" """'-% ....".....'''. '''.. '"...." 11 1 11. 111. , mat nepotism esbjeei„ ibis ohm lis bad set detailed byl l t ba l ismi _ iesiisois ow iie ggli2=• , ....r. 4a , „ at.. wen coed l a s m i.. mum imb aii user. kakant axi o m ~ 1 ,,, 0d lies Is be messed without sliebrig • fee es* de *ludo: ii COIIW be brmight.befoce she Some by the Seeman m a. y i o psiesiag. as tie beast. ...,, m4 ii 7., ' Ilki b k s ip T4 b„, i sd ny i that a redoetios might be mails to Wm ekes upss U .A. it" ti_!_d_ill ea Om Sir lbo dolite ofd ll *II .of Suds for the Home Enpartmesi Vic, Peel), or Mellows. pa . N ) 0 ~ 401414 . 8 0 . log of gas for the Affairs of Icelaail.—(ffear, beer.)— gedmokftediegasirdh o u s ag I . b id miiiiii leafier, salt, sod whet . coommiliblip, erbirloweind a ff ord .ma ! 40 eaPres. his 0 . 1 0, 11 . 6. _.. . sa . ..__:s __._ s._._ ____ dossidosoblo relief withers isloridir Am morons_ 2.1 L. 61 * ; f'w_ Nei " Ire 14 " _f_ 1 , 111 , 5ea . / . 1114 .I. ,••"elee be** sakes it " 141. 8 04shoutb dig INNIAIMPOSe al "' "'we" ...._. . ' oeseopoos ware taken, for V ibe mai .as tapes rebors expeaditarei and ibry, therefore, pooloti for Portiamistory crooilliolorg oaradores wettld be tbe beet, at least they ought ltdoria. The liountarable Goodman tionotodok bo oboone. to boll L iat tried before there vs emerge to oxibtory lee. bag s Mot it say one doerbted the aoceeilitp gillielkema, Ibep bed LoaWI.I.O 4 D esid, that the Roble lark in tba sawn sl Woe to do *pm* deltoid sbesiebs Whore last ... 11 4.114•4 obeys Imi.ffig.bl..tr b =r4. ••. • qatne s is tr a tigl edus ig . 11 ,.. .if the Ifoont. h .aa rMts wets .s attevspleol so be suspeaded except it was a ash. meet, meet to be excellent solitarily as MO int to winch trelaud was coeceroett, sod it was a dew . (Hoar, hear.) ,11i,4 1 :4/ • 11 . 112 0, ottkoewa to • British Parliament i and he soiChr lei Ate E. ILNATOIR BULL Awned, that 11111orshorlisd ~.