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.0: . =*~ vestige s r tiiog and assisting in icett marriages should ht li.rlr eto certain pains and penalties. It pawed through their Lordships' House inns , precipitettly, and in the.HimireoCoßtotooss without being allow. eJ to he printed. fitrieks .awartr-thet.there was some discussion milt there avd Some divisions, ; but all the discussion iree,gaisift.the measure, ,ta d the insjutity of the divisions for Ir. It certainly was an Act contrary to halide, (nil was likely to bring this century into fort igul 'want, and also likely to visit the descendants Of George 11. with elslFcultivo mud tsao. 4.f happiness. These were the views or ow .•.cl,,ect he had token, whether w•rlS-fi.Nriderl nr riot it .ris oist for hint to certainty was not a pleasant sublet , to +prat 'df, bid •Ins motives Inn iorodoetog.the Bill having been nisch misrepre sented, he thought it stin,oroary to say en mach to whet ttwc r.1611.r wrrr... He would therefore mere, that tto. 111.1 s;onstil he read a first lime and prin , e:l sod in Mose or len slays lie would move for its being rend.'seco n d time. The Earl of Ltvstroot said. if the Noble 11.ron was to Make inquiry, he would fiod that p. twitting s Bill sod its beim., read a first time. was Ou iuherent right of a Peer, it was only a ugh, granted by courtesy. It was not his intention to object to the mode that hail been taken on this taffasloll, at the same time lie thought it was a shay lw owed to their Lordships on the first pro possi of this Bill, to state that be was decidedly alpinist tlse principle of it altogether, and be would • give his reasoni fee his opposition to it oil a future ',Weal; On. The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered to be printed. nuan• OF VOTING FOR ELECTIVE SCOTS PEERS. 'I he Earl of ROSEIIIBRRY moved that the Order their Lordships for the committal of the above Ifdt for this day should be discharged, and that the Order should be renewed fur Friday next. Adjourned to Monday. HOVST. OF COMMONS, FatoAT,Jusv 16 --- The SIMAKER took the Chair at a quarter before fuer v'etuck. ELECTION PETITIONS. The Clerk of Ow Crow■ bristle calletl on la asisead the ,'tiro for Ipswich, Mr. Lennart, and Mr. HaMissend were &chiral to he delly returned. Mr. N. CALTYST statest„thst Lord %Bros had been pre veoted from attending she Rrii!poet Eleetiim Commitice,of otos+ lw was a Member, on account of the death of a near isitve. Ile moved that the Rouse would discharge his I.ordship front further attendance ou the said CONIIIIIiteee— t bids ed. Sir J . sggirgerr brought ap the Report of tie Committee en the I'.•tetsfeld Election, which deelarcd Lord Outlines and she other SWIM( Member Its he duly reamed M , S. Wost/Lest brought sip Cie Report of the Cminsitire t.a I ilr Cirri ion for Bishop's Castle, which declared that Mr. hl ton s and Mr. Rogers acre duly retarueJ. CliecOd'by Piessb‘rs terOdigihr . lll4 44 . 44chtrrilp quittinx.the OIT ri t e Olp site. thufe 4vlfecte4Aoa 01 0 ,f1W1,4 • TV" lions very - imperfectly. His olijret was.W.eariers► mend to the adoption Al'dni tlealsoliddireellsptirary 111011131 e fur relsrvisig the prestnipc,furi ',repent so steeply` Celt in' Ilse 'ottilit i rellitt, so likely. lux bated.. 40,...".k.00 sp. ...4op,.koefo not mean* speedily .oppised iir siiiKertiowcooklior ' arresting .their' praresi‘taill etiealoo l _ AIME* the. approbation and. sauctiesar 'sof wriin #stirrutfr already taken by the Government 'WO liifticur i Tar the same purpose.ou its erru_rePP o Ueittill l .i. plying to a questson vul to too Flinirellse other night on ibis subject, Ite'ltaid'altlA she he vile not prepared with say prurpthutir PRIM rt . jesty's Ministers had nut then seen it! to tifv the iuttrlereilee of the Legi . slatarin g g:t bask* since that heard further serounts.isialse onagrailatio and extent of the alarm and sufreping . .eairsedc:by, the Is:lures of the hanks, it eras . i . bottOt ~ WHO so urgent pa to admit of no lartliiidetai.-1—• (i fear. hear.l-41e shau4d t (tialk what had bean dame •by-IMe LOW • latellaninist The Howse area aware, iltiiy•tim 1.817 a Bill had been posisid,Artifeet_ A idelinit ir t e rf , money fur the eittplertlaeot of tieet:oB,,, )14N, al lion of public work/ I..lande;rpti lyµ lust shout 100,000. had remained uisexpeaslista; 414. the Lieutenant had thought pscipan;siss , the sepresseistatione made to hum. 'to' drive 'thettl4sat: balance should be ativaneed ender owe of the otuttaissitinerS or jiltZ, 'lo:4liffrireit: touportions. to;suerchaata and ttattersw ,ass gieteg sufficient secarity • foe repayment. !Aloe: hr , .(1r1r. ,, N'ssimiltarl) certainly thotight that ittiseldrate'-et the country called for ftiritter:duktid ki4 idt 44 Aktli pwr. les t74o,,iiittf)frb:; twiutimaiar iikapts. go oletpip to I" imaindait : td e a re d haltassitliattoeft . Akaasniedesse , Alf , Itrulcut.—(Hew:► it ea r.i—W &antra Eel acts nee ,: • ' ••••. .• • , , , ' ' . .. , • e • • , .. .' • ,i!:.. • ' - ..,' ''' •• 'i '. :• 1 &cies' he the 3,1 GiOs s es t I 1 I. whichintifieseetdba tai be entenented rot Pitliamehtery tedcrfereoce ' lion's( the principle ' of leavilig conent . ete . . .al . iilcotOr deiqualification of these usisdleitietell) mmiii 0. iu the trausiactions of cointeterce. issed firrevee en- •yeetieskies to correct th e serehrs. or th e 4 4eigr eiature were out fie:jarred twelve month': before the air 'di, willing the House might be to enter into any thing interfering merely on el . genteel, representation of election. He was no advocate let' Pathatlantstasf of this kind, which might be left to itself, and the commercial pressure and distress ; because. if sorb Reform, best the-sigostuterifii.:4‘ tisethlint 'tete ••• ordinary cooree;• imitated et..wrinhi net nhiret to a elteosute were 'dented a canto', hisr behe , mots eel , respectable. and the Petition coutained matter. calendula' assistance in this cant; for the Cloveen. that the Flotew would very SOM. he called on in the which deserted. to be examined 11110. meat h:iil coot 'l' inactive' till they felt it ail tab- same way by Manchester, Glasgow. and other Mt. Wlllteit took that u pporianity of saying solute (oy to interiere.—(flem, hear. ker.) towsis. Ile thouglit• the etioeseveeernmended a • that betemild.airoirlistrudirce a Bill relitilig to The•papers were then ordered to be eeferred to e violation of oill great principles. Not a syllsble hod this subject, whieli had 4 'been Alerts! to the 'last Committee of the whole Ileow. hero amid on the capers or the, failures in Ireland. Parlianwirt. Tainoirow was, we believe,: at first seggested He, therefore. ittferretl, that they lied resulted from . • I;etee INDIA ONNPANT VOLUNTEER t t. by Mr. Vanrittart ; but oil cries of " Nosy! gem!" ordinary ceases -11 spirit of overtreding, persons ea lainil lid Hefei brought 0,, is fill to ramble the from many parts of the Howse, the eurceeding gaging 1000 d e eply 1 0 surr ob a tion.„ extru di n g th e i r Edon Italia Company lo raise a Volunteer Corr. ellOirntioll Wei list 09 the woods 4 , Now," &c. money dealings beyond their meanie. and when the Mr. M. A. TAYLOR wished to kuow on what' '., Mr. Tteaniourhoneht come time should he al. day of reek it arrived. finding themselves unable principle volunteer coatipaiiies coald he n ems- lowed to interfere heroic going intl. the . o 'tire. to meet emit make good their engsgenteoti„ Whet blisheit slier twine abandoned loy the State. so far, The Cultic:v.lam of the EXCHIQUER expretr- would be the conseipieiser of making grunt's of as infantry volunteers were courerned• li he did led his opinion that a. the papers were ',fit voolumi. nioto.ey on these terms? The cousequence would not Kit a pattrfactory stioarr, he intimated his in- ' 'loud, mod the eireunistomcet of them were matter tie. th:st all similar e etabliostimente, mercautile awl trinities to oppose the Bill, o f noturiety. the C ttttt .slitire :MOIL lir gone into at • banking, would fur the futore cominne 'specula. Lord BINNING would soot undertake to furiiidt usice.-1 Cries of " Hear !") ling beyond their means; mud he asked could an *newer *tech would be bateefactory to all the The question was then put and carried, and the see greater red befel the country than the sour an and feelings of the lion. Member; but Speaker left the Chair. . - . booing of that titbit of overtrading, which had so far ile he underetood it, the object of the Cumpany let the Comma tee. ion the Motion of the CHAN. aimed)/ given birth to incalculable mischief? He was to rosier a corp.' of velnuterrs, the expense of CELLAR oftheEEctirouEs. a letter, dated ltfay 29.. should not. however, oppose the motion, and which would fall upon the reveuues of the Cont. wa s ree d, 'rreprinittiog to William Gregory, E s q, hie meson w ho bents" he believed the lower pony. tj u d es .s uo d„,, , y, sec Petition or th e ikl a y„r • Slat- orders in Ireland to he generally in a state Mr. Mimi understood that there was n clause iss riffs Recorder, Mercian Pdantifecturere, and of extreme itoverty. and diet in the district in the 801 l which stated the voluoteers to be neceseary prioeipal Inhabitants 14 th. city of Cork, to Earl question the withhnkhdtt of Irallignu t ti tar Y assist fur the irrotectiosi of their docks and tverelloomes. Telhot, and requeetine that it should he laid before anew would' gratly increase the privations and He thought this greatly ineoloststeet and a betird. • his Excel l e y:y,„ . .. Th e n ticipton was then ree d ?f ee sufferings 44 that setrue.—(lkar,hear.)—There fore eeprcielly as the Company %/§4 going deeper Wilt which see ihk, Paper of she orb /sae), and the aoo. he gave a reloctent consent ;but he should say at debt every . tlay. %Vid twee-tom could they have serer of W. Gregory. Esq. infornsin.• th e l'etitiouers the same time. that if such a practice. were enmity for volu n teer s any more than thr B ink of Etiglasid 1 that the 100 • 00til. resemining from Zeperliantentiry permitted or encouraged, the coosequences would The measure was altiogether useless:mot imiorudent , gran t s h ou ld b, „dy ni i ce d rit , gee d secur ity, at i n . be most detrintesstal to the country. Lord Ili:tits° ohjected to floe geue r u t declaration serest of-5 percent.. though such •opplicatiuti was Sir Grottos HILL all owed that th principles laid dowel by the Honourable great of the HMI. Member, to ber, that the affairs or she Co. not strictly within lire l e tt e r o f the Act.e and p ra y were becoming worse every day . As to the Mr:I4IEIINET made 'time remirk ou the paper, Learned Gentleman were n ot to be dis p uted ; clause was. referred to, he believed that there es . not a, th e import sot %inch *holly reaped:lW. • • hot when a very great portion o f the p opu• word of the kind in the Bill. lotion wets suffering great distress, this he con. •• r- ''• Th. c...n V iro . .t.oß of the FECREQUER said, hie. fielded • Mr. CREEVEY, olluding to the last discossion Ott was a ease which might justly be made en fiat oli'ret ;as' SO' (4 t:uie the souttira; of Parlistinent the *Wows of the East In Compsoy, etruld•sio• t . . t hat i. l u ld beru P t , •,,, .. b L.., ... exesiou, awl might fairly engisge the centiliter*. believe in their capability to pay the expense of this ." *I inne op tne uorti taiettienaut,. lim, of Parliament. Such 'twists , the ease in Ire. trith regard. to the balance of •alsom 100.0001. Its volnisteer corm'. He suirpreted that the only rem - lass& • Great imaalwes of honest. worth y . isidustri *P"lies'i h a d iwe" certainly • itple i rre g ular . , ostslastividialv, *vie now debarre d from followin g eon why their accuunis greet 'sewer', produced was, . nut lie hoped the !Ns. tir ot'onl.l enits , ist , r it to h as e • because they were out very witisfactety. ..,.. , • . - their orthnorytrocupations with benefit to theraselves medium — the Bill was then reed. • • ,a 1 .. 11. heels j usti fi e d by, iii" etr"'"'""eetl4 me tu ' ! " 4 " 4 ,or families front the want of a circulatiqg :owl even hereisaiy, But the usaiStatiCe gtern woe Mr. Bras AL and Colonel Dena Maid a few h f rom ~ • • i ... , • necessary. 1 141.1044..4 moil ir waftwell worthy t lye iuterpoeition of the [louse to words each, and Lord BINNING moved' that the ow !16111 , .1!•$o alleviate their distress, and restore to them the means relieve the soistilil'o7lrerelanlfr4ii t w be depression. Bill ,build be read the second time ma Mondayaid motives it that industry which they had pre. didreer. and storm .giiler which. it unfortunately ego • 154 y peewee . foe the benef i t of themselves ~,,, the nest. e t sv .o a s s iti llt e r t o icre uriiig ; and to revive iialustry. and restore Mr. Carey ix moved that the word " fortaietr entimunity. (Neat rebel had been afforded to the rte - commercial transactions there.— ~, lhoultl stand for the •vrard •,, itext.”Or. countriei by similar measures pursued in t_ The 1107 •'itrulot not hr igiormit of the tn.-leo. Mr. Ni. A. TAY int coGhl mot but feel jeteemay 1 , ••• 1799. sod they hail not e..aused one rhilling of loss c tiny tee tlicssiiicli ... hail le' 'curetted each other with at this attempt to establish a new armed force in the to the public. lie. should not say more. as the Inects,Japitlityr7(Hearkronce• the date of the eagerii part of the metropolis. • concludiost observations of the Hon. and Loosed ' letter whsch, bud.. been r.orl fie t h oug ht .he The Bill was ordered to be read the second OM, • ' -- • . Gentlemau were most consolatory. erseld produce a ease' perfectly enialogoses so that on Alonday next. •• • . , I ,at rt; A. HAlRlLTON'tOnteuded that the lietttir. THE QUEEN. • . • which retro/gra the ottection . of the Committee. Ile • . •• . of failures had not been caused by local or ..___ . 'alluded to the suceeMitosiorfailurei Of codefry banks Losul CASTLEREAGH rose, end peopneed the mew , .. temporary emotes, but. were the consequences of a a t •'r 1 • 793'; 'i •hich o' •no Mr Pitt lob. tier adjouroment of the debate on the King ! sltttsfe ) L tit tiF: l4 o . a‘st ,, ao ° , l ) to parramtvo ... , • .._,,,, iu palter currency. The precedent adduced by the ssge till filonilay„ . Ile exprksed his r e gre,t tliat. l thus i 7 eLee e P 1 . 1 1 ; , e4 of Ea 1.1,4 m i nt , to miu7iy the [tight lion. Gentleman was not at all in pint...- .d 'ring repeated adjoororeresits it shad out erred i defect: asiritied in the g circitla l tioi l i, which li mas at- The calamity of 14.20 wee to be traced bed' to the with the important duty which lead devolved Aka ! leaded chil i he _ teat. Inmate and stiet .. e. .. suspension of cash payments iii the year 1797. Re him lo give the lionise more satisfactieds ors the sato ~. ;rim lac , ~edi.4 ria ll,';: gi • given et, that oceittium mid this of was the consequence of a badsystem and jest. lie could now state, howeveyi,;,geat'*.i:piins • a genital want of wisdom . If the Right Hon. Gen. „'.lrked• mac h•lt - 1 . that the • . ground or consideration that could, stir #, it-tel.• with . s) .. muc r • ~ " l, "ti ng tleinsit had conceived this to be a special case. he roreeeen, would thole be owl , or amesiti ,suime, that ' t'^.,""'" thewerr remed ie d witless ''Say ":** •tu would have mentioned special circumstances; but deley iii acqueintiog the elute., with the oseticia. 1 r P• 9 ''c' and . rill V III "' ' li ng er* s p a " 14 " shiv he had not done. lie had referred to a case , chief, akerehesided were aveitid. So solitary were lass. He gave repeated assurances theta. Monday easserp eirces O. t...t interorreuee, that the sues • -•• ' - tge"" ''•s' ' ' . wr - ' .. r no wily similar, said when the same fatal facilities next either the discues would br rEsteitisd, . ^t, , I, that had eau.-"d the late events had not existence4i drawn wom much less than dud in the first the fullest explimation would ter , afforoleel'..bs'lre , • , c utt °• Y, , ,:. , i ,. ,_ ~. • o • Mr. GGF.RFELL observed, that the object of the House. lu the mean time he reerity - ilk 6 . 10 forteir: 1: - .. a • f t. l .l' o'',. `•!, r "..1".!" 91 ""''.' red in the year proposition seemed to be mistaken by the Hon. and 799,py 31m, p...tignsie remains -mg but a million and Earned Gentleman (Dr. L ushin g tou). It was out en t i rety, that the House ...mid keep them mods ' • • • half wee tanned ;rues of . sopooo/.-smeed by the in the same state as on the first eight of the ths- • intended for the relief of the bankers who hod ) Irph Paliament for t h e sam e permute, nor-half sres . s to p p ed - cussion. • payineut, but for that of the whole coin. ,__ footed' milfieteitt IR rforiowelhir presrure sod restore Alr.TiCitriEY egpressed, ,his,witiofiseition at t h e : ••„ • ..,,_ , ,__,_ • '• • • winnity—t(Hestri.--nho were grievously sofferieg ileciariliUli of dm lirlable. Load. that theistostoqld be; `l 'l l'ilr t"ig ait 7,: t " . ? " cp!'" w • — t tier .1 -1 "linig '".° t ' frons the imireldelice stud misconduct of these no de of exptanstion Ise, pyre filoptley.o.r t to i . . To r ~,,,r , ,,,,, . ittie,,,,,,,,0re. of th. ii.otut .bsoken, tkpor g h . .he . said this without knowing the ught,hinisel. justified in adviaintr, suds , panto. Mr. Beounitari fully cniscorts4 Otitis tittNotie •. .."9 :.,', 'I '' U, ceetaiply agreed with his Noble Frieod my auteiltioif wart& Submit a ' " I ' luti "" to $9 111 " .1 " e below him (Lard A. Hamilton) i n attributing this Lord, that there would be no sired of tfrliy i kteyonst Thee whieb, liedist- I eit issue by the [lank of Irelepd of 506,0004 In the time which he had fixed:crisis to along•coutinued paper system ; bat that .. gl i I. . liie pets . 1,7,9). itiyie ..r t is a large, metallic currency ready taken place was hot .to be iiiiibotell Lets system was now abut to terminate, and he was there. fault to eitiser rte fur betli,pl4o.e.s,t!s.it sillkaAlitia in gile'Cordit.rY: .1610 ormatage which the south of , fore confident that it had not been stated es an ergo. utmost to briog the Aim 19 I.•Ort as' A w e . iNOIII. :t-sr•-•, , -, -. 'ird a l I 'II* "ter possess, depending us it 'mem against the measure propoeed.4-(Hear.)- iI - most wholly for its . ctiorritcy on the paper joined in the entreoty of the'N.l.re,Loodoilleill hhci ,- ! F A • • •• the general ob.. Home would reverie their Wide sad feeliur id - ".• Id 'rritrOlialltritdc: -I lt Ars* proposed to give that • ject ; but as to what had been said by the Right establishment a parlisment the some state as whet', for a stbdes•-#oloorpir4 6 r7lo 6 ` l " tre, "'"` " " e •tion. Gentlemen as to holding a coruniunication been teljounwei. . •.. . • Is . • , i • ,' : . • wl elt!lilthtlnttto . One was Intittit't sat th e Ye!" . 18 • 11 4 , -wrath the . Lord Lieutenant before his proposiirion AIEASUR FS FoIt•RELIEE.Of TUB DiediltElllbit . •• i.ad!elitekahich .might he tt . rreoped witlibi• the .o•oold 16115 , s into a hew. on that point his opinion 111111.0bUsi ~. . 2 1,,• , ) ,,.,4 I "r“" 11!*ed; • 'fart 111.61 sod • • • o 1 Ise•h•-• •' - • rw-- h " h- -.77 - woe. that tleiay would in great , meastere -defeat The CHANCELLOR •Pf: Ilse ,ticseirugs she, _l L itaiiiql wider that direction o Cominis.ioners, to. , t i e 1 c oo templated from • its odoptiort.-se ' brought tip certain.Papervirialleitt to the fihYsOireni such rneraisiits, traders, and manufacturers.. as (Hear, hear. hear.) —There never was a ' ease • the south of Ireland, • whielrevetir ROW t ty * * at, i phojeldlcall.: opoo-11min. awl tender lit secoroy. , - which inure reqiiirritteletittfineddispatch.--utfhat.' am ' or d air d, to b as , ...t o t e & • • .74. 1. : t l r'ff;,4 ,',E_ he.sairautgenteot wassit vresent cominitted by dm A i e t h; „ _. „. 2. L. , i LI rt, , . ..ecer.,--'..ie o- J kt was mereay,, ow wadi. nut my Gentlemen then.riese rp , r g ia lpim hi.: v i e ws sAt „ insol e .Isirtilf.laimatemitiste.to the Cominie•ioners uhdetehe to aetliorise, but ro induce the Oink of Ireland to p e oposed reatedisl eneaoras.. wise ,faistided °s k im Art or 181 7 2 , .. A.: _° ll4l .it """ for IL': El o "' e I ° c°"bed ur afford such temporary aesistance as might be found pipers 'Omitted; bneelveamoire'snol erroltrsiOto ticri. le , 7, / ,,",1 11e . r . • .. 0 ".,Y ~..E711,14t 'should . be made in tnat re. „ ees . sissry „ It was not for him. betiie.Gentlemen , . . • ... . . .. •• - - .2.-- su 4, vircl..',.,iapt . ea . , tt : loold he•iirci wary to have some connected with that port of the *aspire. to wilt ~( 1 ' - ' 'Nlit 'be • 'far without incur- out how that cow., provided rang the ell o f*c o mmunicatitiOvith the Gwen' . - hit could - • .44\4 el% .1 of Ireland . /as in a stale of ionshefireflths end ilia. may. of which the Committee coil., have no ception. Most heartily did he wish that the ilia treaties of that class amid by any thing within • the .power at Pediasmot .W remedied. If they could be lightened by mai Meanv innate i s . I. e adopted,..he was OM the House would sheet by i s eciamatioses—Viese. hear.)-.But though by circuitous ineasmtive begielatore usight prevent the esteusion of throwilo, he leered it wan unpin wide to e$ ct may coneirierable alleviation of t h e uniechiefs which hind already taken place. On this occasion he mule. not refreiii from speaking of the temper wills which their difficalties mud privations. consequent on the realest events, had bruit berme by the individuals moat deely affected by them.— They were raanj of them destitute of food, stet uttehle to twiseure noployaient, yet WI very few . instances had they resorted to Guy illegal snrana of remedy.—l I tear, heatcl —tie was Imre that lb. good cooduct would have its due effect on t Committee in deciding on the Resolutirei'— (Ikar.l—With respect to the necessity of dispel( I. he might observe, that the danger oil that head hail been in some degree obviated by the power nine cired by the Lord Lieetenaists Mr. VRattlf FITZLIZRA LH reinstated greatly on the moral effects likely to bejprodneed on the pope. latices of the distressed district; for when they saw the Legi.latitro taking up their Cease. it would inspire a confidence and hope, and beget exertion.. which would he most hemlinel in their cense queneeu.—.( Hear, hear.) Mr. C. GRANT 814 that he had written that day, under the authority of Government, to the •Lord Lieutenant, to inform him, that such roes sures as appeared necessary, under raistite4 rir cutaidauces in Ireland, would he submitted to Par. Itaineot, and that there war little doubt they would be sanctioned by it.—/ Hest, bear.) Mr. PAIN/ELL said, diet the failure of banks was ' au old evil in Ireland. Lord CASTLSREAWI said, that the people of Ireland had never sliewis themselves defective in gretitude for any thong intruded for tin ir besiefi , ; and he was sure there never WIG SO OCCOSIONI when good feeling and interest more required both aisles of the House to treat theta with indulgence than the present. Ile agreed with his Him. Frlellil 111 eSpeeting that the moral effects of this measure would he very great and beneliciel. Mr. K. FINLAY had the greatest confidence that the evil was likely to be arrested in its progress he the moral t (recta of the measure in eontesnillution. The 0101 . .011 was then carried, and the Resolution reported tri the !louse mud agreed to. MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. The ilnuee having resolved itself iota a Com mittee of Supply — :M.'. ARBUTHNOT moved— Thal it n she opinions of ibis Committer that a sow nor exceeding 470921. lon pinata to his Majesty for defiraliog the (antiwar, expellees of the Cootnismassiat Departeneot Smi ths! year 1820. Mr. Hums consplaised that this estimate exerts!. ed that of last .yesr by ready 100.000.-41ot for the 'Tit IEO9 having been bet 380,3001. •. Mr. A RIWITIIIIOT said. that art expense Of WOO/. had been this year incurred for clothing the veteran battalions, aud one of 1,9,500/. by the calling oat of the militia, to which was to be added a slim or 40.0001. being the amount of a balance in favour of the account last rear, which slid not exiet in the present..--The Resolistioa wee then canoed. The next Resolution propotud wag— e vast rot execettiog 211,000 i. for k service of the Barrack Departeseet for the year lite. Mr. Beer/ETV said, that there teemed to he a schedule or new !sodding* in the eatimares, cost the country 88,0001. The evils resulting Pious soldiers constantly associating together in lone bodies were known toiletry , one armsointed with the army. lie put it whether.* weer sale in this comas try to Stave large bodies of soldiers living•andOr one roof, with antes in their haunts, which they intelit at soy time ove for coil ntiochier. Ile then contrasted, at length, the old ov.tetip oh. served in the country on tine head will, modern usage, when there was such a multitude i.f bar racks in Loudoe, and new DISCO erecting ill Chester. Carlisle, and other Conalry tootle. and exwestetl Ida deternsiostion'to take the sense of the Cement tee on leaving out the Charge for erecting new bar racks. Mr. U. IVian maintained the propriety of rais iug breirects at Cheater and Carlisle, frosts the oar protected state of these chief * and the dangerous spirit of the population in the oeighbourlemsi. • Colter' Dame mid. that the estimate in question was but 85.0001. in the year 1818... ies.oooL in 1814--,ead 153.0:1- gear. ex- elusive or the chi, je fur barracks. ,soiniAlti l ;. 440:40e . ,11rOUgiqt tempt of he Inag ' t4 e s k departruruP men , . A was sum, means for i.. purpoae be ilioicoseretl. otherwise it seemed. to him the good I suestatiim insochir il.ilie. l ittiim thi , I t e wire.„ ...., ..-it %Tr:Jib e : of the memoirs would be greatly done away.— its oil it‘ • .. , , beoble„ h 1i,... (Hear. hetisq , • , " .• • yck-Musters,ll6,.lerkr. situ Me. last otetatp.t.... LArd.‘oo o ,Vr." o (41 1 16inili g• Nads ihst -- he . • i i ‘ 6„l' • t ai ga. 's• 'e . beresc4Onacters • another. if Alai& Illelktierrefie prliCe Wifell, the :P 6t h er.T F wo. right ir tot cause, cause, other failures might bet the er . , . . ' led•' . ' ' - raper • th'i eilitiiii: 44 a. the EXCHEQIIIIS excilsitc. :1w0... tin ou for a.tusifder of barrack% but be knew( ft je g i c e o: ll! .d:7l.freall‘fthlit:.."34lthe:FredCl:rlitu:subil.kil:l3'iiittii.gicerilef.ssW:iutoteditryrldes:ellpe4l.l.ol:::tosobehrwe hlghbeal'etutelotal:dl;.. 47.1.,iii.:::0".,'`,.-.:l;s..—hrt,s:te:tl7sl‘leffsgla::.:l:4-itee7.:"""ildtlfd,le:ltier:;lll.44.Bl:6:l",;(ll6""ddikeru6tffi.i._t::::oo.-lE6gravr.:hvelascryki...:l‘:6l:....l:4l4:ll:ll: r [ ' - t . the • ghte of chapateb; that the power of appoint. islet otfcco o mialottautAminr.i Id MP _7 6 . : r . log the Coinativiiiinitni Idtould lie 'rye,' to the Lord (Hear, hectr.).- _The whOg benbet scelv 4101 _ '''. fe . Lieutenant. ~ E . • , .3: J o. , . iiii - Olitiriiritig#sl l . i•VaelitTy-Itettse niettioi 111r:•Fusees read so extolled: Rom the retolution qeglit„ha INlA49, i tirri . off . theut...4grart • 1 • (as we node/stood) of the , Commitiee which had The r Cip,pgs,t4,6k, Afac 11•441411,11P!‘ Iv , ut" kMopted the measure of 1799, to shear that die the 1100.4 Ilisat44l irleetror rit4lo4 holateir 4l d''Pr ed 4riitritilis litleivivitiql on; nett me -plan adopted, trete went expetolitatermilose voissenbr hush* 1 . , , "1; ... smillar to Milt in the preieut iiistance. To . eon. by lii• llajesty't MiAttliiOri.' • tbe . clumtre ...hoe. 'Once the Citsumittee of U e neceoWty, of immediate oil 11w eoutntp'• **, 4 9 4 e* ," 4 i ), Jll°4l o N . 'relief. he obiwi red, .thilt if the ponestornetwe teached •,,litglontW`Afictitet,l, 101 . 1 be, MI ti s a l iki , - Of the i Doblis, it troalii tag wily mitred fitter through all copoity. ..,44.11. writ ,-, oi.hor 111 , 4iiikogiv b. t th e ' the. howler there. , hullo lite whole of:Meet in the theamniti:spide . boAtke local . 'whet two 'two the port ' iinr4ll of' Itv 4 lored. where the horn trade chirpy Alf le+ leyel inholbitatiti. viitooe lives etwlltropestien depended on piper. lie . hoptaf' to act the titOo i:ti#4, r threateue*,* the ditatirected, that celled for , w h en gold *ruts' eirchtuie 1110%0 1 10 tihtfit pair. : ,t. , W. eiclialit.. Vtilclt'iao"'iltpficill . . to, Ilan; not to ai r . C. Citikicr wadi that Nadi news enektoostod eyvr.piiti tlle„M r etistracl • -41ferir, kr4r.7- 7 The to letsk to the prevent tXtrut of thetetherike! , emt Phi segitietiiic!i•iclierfi l ia4a4leell to Mild Ater rept i atrd -''. itanger of its diffoeiton-.4lleet/;.- 1 404 1* either or applitothe#4oi : Onk foictscroi rsitlrsoc. oute L these points lie thiwA!!it elmere ol o 46 d l; iiir i tt Ins" , *( almetm,lok, my watec ti o . i i ," t i. 0;: ' what hail beets. * .is the cow t i the .111.1:v '•inoilvinittionn „ir tab • , li e A a ,;;;„„,,d ,i,,, suns. The peseewerhose thntresseetlied for allreta. egdati•der kir thw:Aeimisily virkitettatirsiged r A . etsCri I - trot , principollyomesu Aso' ionneeet • selierers•ifwbe I . tlation of the toolitser Threer .“, oa t' s* p a ths o t the •' The uttitmettice . event, 'butler einenieretio".• ivio.l i Otitipti. *II di ItrUiti sttOreAinte 4hitellweetlonti vi. • w eaut the bored orders of the people, who IcetOtlie iitble . rictieliet bt . 41014 tWeetessorrhid ,•*ritori to . holders of notes of die hanks whiell lied bultid4 ifid compTiii:L.-I,Ut the stagiMticai 9r teeth., Ilte,it, , •• 1 this out 60 igtutrit that he really belie v e d tie south minion to industry, the loss of credit that' the, PATENTS. 'Mr. Clintrrs brought op . 's Petition from certaio permits, playing ilie House would adopt some further reeillatinns trf pat r ota and their specifications. He gave notice that it was his intention to submit a unaware to the consi deration Of the House ou the general subject of the Peilllflll. Mr. Lr. Member for Ipswich, and four other Mr Farber., took the oaths. DUBLIN GAS LIGHT BILL. Mr. SUAW presented one Petition ngsiost thi• Bat, and souther. signed by 1,300 persons of the City of Dublin, in favour of it. Mr. II gUalltalt twoliebt up the Report on the Newistglow Church Bitt, which, with several sonendnients, wrre read awl ordered to be enamor& COLCHESTER QUARTER SESSIONS RILL Si-InA. Petitions for sod against this pill Were pre- se bed. LINEN BOUNTIES. Mr. I.Tsw re•ealed a Petition trans tbr Cotialy of Perih. pu. l iag a eaudiasatima of Mk Basalies and Uftwbacks ust . . presented a Petition from die Pod Aif Err w:tk against the Curk Harbour Rill. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL. Lord A trunite, in moving fur the third final ipg a this Bill, took occasion •to remark on an in timation which he had recently received. that the 'debtors in the islands of Griernsey and Jersey rt. -reused ore relief, nue any allowance during their rut.firrement, 'although they were robjeeted' tie the contiowence of it for life. It was too late in the Seveion to take theli case in hand, but his Lord. 'ship pledged. himself to bring forward a ineit.tare fur their relief early stela Semler'. lie mewed the third' reading . ef the Bill. Alderman WOOD offered several new clauses, het after a short ainversetion between him and Lord A Livomp, 167 were withdrawn, sod the Bill passed. Mr. NEWMAN Omitted a Petition against the !tarter Markk Mr. Nriviatt thee bronght up a Report. The SPEAKER wished the Hon. Member to my if it was a private one, and being asnistered ie the affirmative, he pot it to the House if they would t vo.ent to receive it, contrary to order, alter public brimless hid commerced. Oil the suggestion of Mr. COVaTIMAY, the Re port was ordered to be received on Monday next. • REFORMATION OF THE CRIMINAL CODE. The ATTORKILY•GENERaf. re queried the noel. end LeerswalGesidernau (Sir James Nlackintusli) to vast pone his motion front this hay till liVeiluesday neat.-iii order to save discussion, by atteriliug time for private explanation. Sir J. MatilllTOlliacqoiesced, and the swerind rem:logs of his Bills relating to the above object were put off till Wednesday next. • INFLUENCE OF PEERS IN ELECTIONS. Mr. LITtLETON presented a P from the Wirigls'rutre, Freeholtlem, and Brirgage II vistieholdera ol Lachtirld. comilai wog of the un- Avritalstotiormsl tullurnce of Peers eleettUtill. That Prelittuttatalr.l, that the scsitletit freeholders and tow gem" w e ir ; a great deprived of their trial:tire frauchi.e by the practices of which they . • • resuplaiired. lit 1799 the voters amounted to 300, bts:ly 40 of wham were entitled from freeholds or 'ended property. Froia that time till 1813 about 600 persons had been added. who received 111111111. ties on rent-choirs made over to them by Peers of the tealm, most of the parties living remote hum the borough. and having no tillerept whatever in it s .. concerns. The P i tivioriers stated that there was au Ac' ireeiral in the 7th add 811 t Wm. which 14birl the oplittirig or m ultiplyirrg of voter by such • That Art being found toeflectual, was so declared iii the 1011% Anne, which declared also that such votes were fraudulent, stud slietald emerged agates' the irony using them. Theft - Acta: areerreAstsies conArnied and atrengthenetl bv.thel3tlit George 11. tut all the Acts were rei.dired ism& ~,~: ~,,. ti... .... •.~.~ r C 0.111.11111411111% Cab . rbi Lord Lieuteuihit *fore Alm am,top.b., l'ounalrd ou.rlNt F./Belgium. or Abe COM. - • -nue *tittemeilisid be issued. BO he was satethe Hol would fed that souse step was-now iinperiotei.ly rolled 'deli; Preveid the further ditfusion of embartarm, ' ntent t alta slifficinly in Pelsentl-;4oAnict thi Nit. of . 1 11 K ,psop.te--. to.. Ovliyetr_timiv !pint's fri . ipt t the . aPprelsonasoms.whiph theomeist op votton oc.,llnpgit !mow roleseloted , tic aseise-!-to rtytaPe ,Arillie.Amsl rtes vivo eomodavem i l oisst• wee she inhabitant,. 'of ihr v itietqintifenelthst-IPMliaMent did net ikeeve then) in the moment of storm and danger.--fritser; 1 Aiiir.)—The Bight Hon. Gentleman thess moved a JArsolption to this effect :-,- . . , .itessyliest That it is the opinion of this Codwaßl liciesi, . N,2l 4ri sum or tosisil may 'l,e adenoma' by the tisok A'. 1111Iftl ' the disteiion of Commissiburr& In surd anerthasts or traittis as should he inwarssed of fonds oral. eient to euilltii, Mem tit meet Ml' ilesuanda %mu i!iens. bat without the means of converting Such funds lido money of ~ ';. g . o cirible'secorilies. lot ricoseiling in Ohs...hole SnIs(000L blade ;Owl to it 'by this House, with interest at skiable . tit Zre'per•eisit. per lasts,., frees the slate that such our I , linsitaismisisanad be ailraacerespoeativeiy." • The having hero pelt... 0 "' Or. • i.V9ItINGTON said,' that while , the floe's 4410 itself unposed to extend its protection to ibii ii pisssh, of Ireland nsider Ut ("swim In Willat it jp t ig,kniu, patsies:l(A, he hoped it wool Ai, riot love • eight of those general principles, the uois.obsers 44stee:or immorknowledgesent of which by the "Light on. Gentleman was pregnant oith the mos t dingrr. 4 , ilirecedeill of . itp i ti,kliip, bi t tan,. did not et l .e , '.brur loins Wein ilMPOßsimiding ilko..intriMition 4iii‘nre the Consinitieste •iAtaistance Mid then been ' iiboirght , adrinalluk, bet it Amok! be smarmed that the failtsfea iu the had of that lime were the con llittwffeev tor Wm', • lend events whi'? tants' not have I ttQcn rdf*ti, l tkilheit erdi/el "fi• irli t ItiC . Fliiiit 'bun: tient. hid slot' Monett fi t s o Sus' 11 %43 ,,,H-l it se i ere hbtatt•Mtisitaiserat which bad led ste..si tl „,( g il tires at tins . day, and ire aid protest against au infrac• ii ; • -: ilwi moo for, rery