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. .. had for 3 Ss. But it could not be supposed that t he was a remunerating price. In this unnetu rat One of the market of Europe what, il ii ii v , t h e n mould they affix ? Par his pat! he *tat lillog with the Agricillound Committee. ThotCumalittee laid it down with great citation and qualification, that at some future time such precautionary Measures as were now proposed might be adopted : mud links his Right Honourable Friend could point out some change of circumstances on which he founded his opinion, he should adhere to the recommendation of the Committee. (The No ble Lord then reed that passage in the Agricultu ral R e p o rt which stated that at a future period some tonsure might be adopted for regulatiog the Corti Lilts. ] H e s hould hare grrst distrust in thfferiod upon Mr own jud green' from his It,. Hon. to rielid slid the Hon. Memher• for Portarlington, if he did not fiercely, distinct grounds. They seemed to think that we were now arrived Lt that fnture period re commended by the Committee, but he law nothing to induce him to think that either his Right Hies. Friend or the Member for Portailiostoo had chosen a g ood time fur the adoption of their theory. Adverting to the proposition of the Right Hoh. (leafiness) (Mr. Hoshisson) mod that of the Com- s iiiiiie; be did not think t he datreteamt otos so im port:sot as to create any cousiderahle division of seolimeot. He fLoed Londonderry) week' cer tainly either sotto Wdstty if from lie. $ Mk, then leave the mushy exposed to the inundation of fikiin cOth." . the Wee way ems to compare the iqcoaveoicaces with the danger atiaiug to the coon• try kom on Illimitable supply. He trusted there would oo all aides be a 'disposition to acre• indite. for there could be no such elvaxm in fort sbilliggs of 'its . 01illipp pot quitter, es 0 Make the whole measure dependitut spun it. Whilst they kept within a due regard tit the in tried* of the consumers as well as the grower's, it was competent fee Hos. Members to adopt soy larrorr ; bat lie must deprecate the ides of Qen tittle°, from ryinPithy, aggravating the score of Prolactola; roe, though a measure a that net suegbi p sosootbly through the. COMlBillee, of that Horse, it might raise a storm in the coontvy. and load their table with Petitions; r 'het even the Hoe. - Weather fbr Soinemetshire would allow that W thus !co% 4 baotlorrrattied OK ioke.rots.of the oirjmilturiste. It mewled that the leo at weseot was injurious both to the twosome( and the grower, sod it woe for the Mtn** of both that somse sitbrititli. MO Iscre Id lt Made rill 40qt of d'oriO , ipitted±f a transition et emit row* prohibitkw to 0 4 10kitt Kir ' dom. Within the - limits he had alluded to, he thought nog measure might be adopted which would meet the wishes of all pottier, and acquire the coolldertce of the couotre, obit "mull theo i re pose •• the poly ilia prodeoce of • Parliament. Bat if they-lan a emote of aggravated protec t:Ma, they would be copereed to have the whole comae if their /liOciedinge birolten . in epoch, and jetloosies raised Which ctiuM 121 hAtttis'inriiiit injursoos. Ths proposition or lito villkov.tk was ; tionewhot complex, Out the propositiOu Of the Him. Bisque pielg. Lethbeidge) was simapk enough, sod if he . eisdld ponniodo the House 14 adroit the any WC us; "Wei 'qiaker, he' (the' 1111fergijOi of Londonderry) was prepared to drop all idea of an importation price, for it that duty would not ope rate as en entire prohibition. it would certainly pre. treat any incooventence being felt Gum excessive. impartation. He would proceed to take the sense of the'House °tithe higher lit'ale of duties, Mud So ZeiliCed 'to the lei*. . ' ' • Sir Thaw LatMlaiDas returned his thanks to the Hoo. Member for C.llingtoo for the able speech . which te, had . that night made. He per *city coincided le iniliam with dine who held that it as the duty pr a n ccianyiiier‘ to ligiilate Sit the beoefit of ell pieties ; and it their 'ems soy tbio% in tits sesosseeewhich he should propose nil litsuotoirtsibr mat n. `principle, tee would . - acknow. i iiVolo ' sed wail iiiiis i odtS e O l t: e t t he sniiiiit Corli V ti t he f the ;gentry, for it woe not till isls that an ignore d.* vas made. He thought the present a desirable period. so legislate on so delicate a itibject, for a &Hite subject he would allow roobe. to meddle *44 the food of man. But {hough the tune Win to proper for disguising this question, and Saliva/ on proper grounds, the proposition of the Coin. ntitteiwas in the preeentllbtt Of the evontry-per ftiet.diPppoitittnent. - #ll the hisipsureS which h,d been" Proposed lie touitdeeed inerfequete. end he therefore took the lAN.* of proposing what he thoogbt would be skiflleieot for the purpose. It roes said to be impuesible to lay a duty of ads. par gainer tal cern - pltheyq plehibitiohihni whet was the state o f the market eVell WO W / .. H 0 il t z: krowd that forei gn cots cou ld now be had at per quarter in any quantity. It had always been argued that the ogriculturslht had "a tuotitipory bf the ihrket ; but he denied that he ever hid 'tiny thief tike i monopoly: 'ln Februaty. 1619, tliere vete Ito millioo and a half quartet , 61. foreign eau! siapotlel . 11 : had lidded to the glut, and it Main filet ' .-ottket /to 4.cr, foe it „pill t v oN net •eve.; - 4 - •h' 0. 10 nthir articles of produce it way t taws. 13f bUtte'riffere weir 1, 4 00 firkin of Dute Oißeeilf4 *lle i Loodoe last week ; One half ofittil - qe;i4itlft . 'e r . e t w,jeli.c.oujo mot Ito 41 9 MI ‘...t. t . .5 - lc , . fi Itt lefa tglarr)llo. ; ifterweridi pp, io tit 11 Vittr i ll) of Buckioghanishire butter Wilt 919 t,. reil ,71 . .s .i s mi te, , i t i mr they could not er,l.'le lita fad ti ; iihd *12'.°,1!!!! it e ns si 'B. F ` pm ► ;H I 1g 9'. le f ' - c l r Efl 9 9 t i y toli ext. I ipc F HI ti 1 ::el ii fiE- a l l r ti e . .ba!! !!tr:..l i Vi - .9 i! 4 . 14 11 1101 - -f .1 . e t lifof wit I 9 it e',:u Poe 2 pug of' else mark'', lu tlobite Ry Ole ,t lqtk e §ut us Ibti 'NNW 1 , 44 del 335. per F- t• r it, tho“ fon t q blip had a aulfßoCe IPtVin it pocket, took it home again. Whot was ii i i 7n l l? 'Shortly ilfiCt 0 lOW 111ti44 fr,plP lltlettllP , eRd sold a gneolity og less Illsp Os. r:r . cwt. and so fillfd up that yocaucy, etid Ittel4 1 1 :- 1 • 1 1119 the i priFF. r!hiFll 9:1 101111:11 4 re too 111 11 ace. i t wits ill . vain t ere ine to say 0 11 tilt icotiriet had ho any swot mit e' P0 ...p0t/ .. .pot/ in ' die produF s oft sioil ; be lall.'14! iii ',14,4t, hatter, an '4-. , 6 1 1 it - . 4 91 IN I Letst ; and it coutd.. ' i( . OR' iu hertlo t 'ier; Itr 1 11 il l; tvl - lild lr ' A r t t a` P T pli l ... t . ~, ret' eau • Cif t : !Ric . t .ri !. *" 14 1 lqi !II friCollurlat "altd Iffil It , * ai il/41 61 - i 11 , 0 , 9 11 ".1 ; the ' iiiiebt . 4 1.34 ' 41 tt e l • "'"" 14 '901i1 Nee. Yule 6't 6 . * ~,- ,v en, - triri In- !it! , at would be a verfgetivegteimilwk:' It • s isid 'We mull keep faith with the Pahl* credi., tor, who might be paid now, hut it nee quite im possible that he could continue to be paid, while a great proportion of the people were involved in rum, and it would be unjust that they should expect it. the Bill of the R.ght Honourable Secretary woe et the bottom of this distress, end he Would my that the tail of that Bill must be cut off; alreely amasures were talked of as regarded the county Istigkem, for itids felt to be impossible to natty it into full effect. Bit leaving that point, end recurring to the subject more immediately before the Committee, ell that be wished for was complete proiection4he wee rare, proposed would not afford that, and the pin. position he should hove the honour to submit would he thought, effect that object. He begged • the Committee ant to believe the duty he woelted to impose would amount to a prohibition ; one of the witnesses before the Committee stated that he could under certaiu circumstances inundate the ! country with foreign corn, even if the duty were 1 dies. per quarter. The agriculturists were deserve , iog of every consideration, they bad always stood tiraa to their duty, and he believed if sot goaded to desperation they would continue to do so; but he must essy, standing there as tistie eelaresen -1 tatter., that the tendency of measures had riti late been to drive them *elite!, to ditaitai! o l l sad drooling should prevent him dirt Mill sentiments as it regarded their interest. t .. ' Member concluded by cautioning the (.'orts ~ against being ferried aieyy by the apesious %Paters ~muit thilusirm Opet ri nee' pf that abaintuabk paku co I economy of w hich they heard so mach.).-(Hear, hear, end a laugh.)—The 'Han. Member then eat dome, after monng; as an amendment to the 4th fkiteolo lion of the Marquis of li t ondooderri, that the duty on foreign av,hiet 04 - 04 s. pi/ tirmiAtt i !lime Ige• per coif. ; rye gee. per quarters oats IS.. per quarter; sod duties also pa peeve boine, bolter,. chicle, Pe,t,n,s,., *PP!". ke., ae 4 tS po, In ad'alktifs On say article (the product of the al) sot opecibtd. Aker the Clielltlgele had pet the itsestioue:- . . Sir F. Buantvw roar. , fle termed' file' ' ,W. prise at the tone of the Rai: if/valerian lbw bid .I, l tl l . OSt.rittro. it peen e d to hirp an if he had ;se- . urtet meld qpitiky, end he meld odd uti made ustly, nt sort of complaint, though every attration was paid by the House to what - he had said. He (Sir P. Burdett) agreed with hits ha his eikit i pi*b q of the inutility of the propositiOns, anthesdititight that let (Sir T, L.etisluidge'4) view wife Clear and iotelli I gibte. The duties be proposed had • reference to the taxation and currency of the country, high bf Winch the •Nohle Lord kept 'studiously Out of trier. ' The HOU. Baronet wished ago to rise to Mr, we initter•—.(Snag elti.rr , ron of dissent wits gine by Sir T. Lethbridge.)—He (Sir F. B.) was olopinitan, that even if coos could be kept up to that price the country could not be telieved. fie Yoe" not jrhether he ought to 'Colpt4itUeot - tbe lk(tAle Lord on being'isore in earnest thin he was last niibt, or whether he should not repeat the line of the old song, 4 , Cease your feeming." The Noble Lord now seemed in the best humour possible—le bed pbseduoed the high tone, and talked 'to leswer,of not yielding to popular chiasour; Dow leo would yield to every quarter ; end thoorgh ihe wits not him s elf siti s fi e d with th e proposi tions of the Co mm it tee , en d th oug h th e y were 'i n fact against his own decided opinions, he introduced them to the notice of the House. He certainly must have a very high opinion of hie power over. the House; for though be could not persuade hitutelf, he thought be could persuade the Houle. He wished to know whether the Noble Lord would himself father the present proposition, or, as he did last evening, 'hoodoo his character of foster-father or GYM, Med give the progeny up to the real pa rent. That unhappy off spring did not even so ellMeh as tt just catch the vital an and die,", for it scarcely breathed at all. Though the Noble Lord spoke for three hours and a half in explains tion, as if serious, yet efterwards he turns round, loud laughing at his owe joke, with the utmost sang Aoid, called out the real father. The Noble Lout had to-night said that every body was , agreed on a duty, and it was only a queetion of gilliatWa ; but his optoion was, that there ought to be na duties at all, and therefore all were not *grad upon that point. He thought that before till proceeded to remedies, they puck to in into the causes of the distress. fhe Noble had declared himself incompetent to devise a remedy, and bed thrown himself upon the Cotahlry gentlemes-eney, even the farmers were celled tapes to relieve the Minister. It was a bad reason for yielding to what they had advised that it could do so harm, for here that which did no good must do o great deal of harm. The Noble Lord Inid'referred them to his old doctrine of iitle7-- the 'heading hand of time—though this hialiqg had 'been in progress 'fors the last seven years. retttr. from bong a physician, tile' had only s • d the diocese ; and be -Would vets. Wee to ,prophecy, that unless Somohing were dope, titre would only aggrotate the door*. He regretted that he did not hear *the'spreeti of the Hoe. Member for Callingtoo ; s but if 'he tinder. stood what was the main jet of his speech, he per kCili agreed with him that the jet of the qtiestiou pp, the olterolitio of the currency. It Reg a most extrepttlainity doctrine held by a Noble Lord in Fr o sr miller, .eild echoed by the Noble IHorquis ' fßokudetty) In that Haase, that the cause of the icwtPA Pist oect-aboudsocr, and that taxation had It; 41 49 ritb it. On this lust point the NO* .4410kb , with a boldness of hyperbole (fot :04 was "iii Ju .11 )tat diil) .pecolie, se *sip.. I'll or#9lwf. 1 1 .4.1 If till h e seal, 1! c! r ent :t o ; rspet.woUld b 0 fsli: If Obi rFanyrte. P.! _ minimal toi h t e s s ites wood gittc no rem,. to ward a i t4 4 e 1""J . 0 4, F, lOC tune try. fig 75:1 11 9t la isill ' tt . lit! the HOR• . Mak- t Sir T. Le ch 'dilti 'pi - 1:1114 4 1 1 COIIVIII . rit sill o o ßitirp . t r et a eit o e ii ici:e rios oi reaso n and beu iud i g l in: lit : d t o lp: ve Relit of the public. That was ipilitioil eco ' 'AO' filiiiestiabfe . 'Birilin4t' con6i4 . e ' tri dam bi ' ili:111t1 itotitT;i) ; It! iApoVed' he' i gl . t% • . beiatitta wits' i not 'tioriiii but bt ' 'Or eta. th e itinlast ilotlY . froWligrfll'irriivrikg . naiad , and of ve ry td.kat,:v. gastilj, • a if also .‘tilbt"foilie't4tail iVirtitttrilted been ttlefeatis; a blit : ' Itailtiparliiihns were m :du rill% lb m ',gm: 3..... of war rod high prices ; t y wittily - siii&•tlierr had been no importations. thadlse ayail leir rites had arisen. Another very "' ''' ir tl pt ilVtoilildlentn riOi•ies' frephrlent feet as, j f __ a M in the currency, aid Oat alone peemiel Ogiral to the effect ttlpetn bed trip eitpleir9Ctil I lot it oat en argument If t cl e ilirl,l .ecylf9tllifltllilet 1 $1.1(3t. r abundatie '4 era nitlepiary liiig tern, occepokd a rise or . la 1 ii i ' Asir kei t itiiYM fi e I i pNieiorg idei ti'i he msentity so aelicieut orlibiniditirt. N4W fittionfd wk. will not me this argument pa to tbe cur. ,eepq / The gurreeicy_ s yr it cempley woo poly e P ,rl. °l i t s i!!Pli c .• W. IVI• 4 SIVV I CT 9! 4t ) Otillitina of 'Bank paper ; an Shout 50 milliona of ccientey Honk.; in rioroWle ensoyitesig in 14' . no. lions. The moreney `Wing taken so the truth poet of the income of theeeissietry, if 'Ate 'uselAons 'ire I taken out of it, 60 'reillioeis were iii feet Mao out of the incomes of all the ''climes• or St. ciety; and Si the consumers had had ihi;ir in i tome' taken away, they mold not go eu couture. tag the farmers' produce In the extent they 111;d be fore. Allowing a free 'report of foreign cern' was, 1 he thought, more likely to keep tip high prpotirtioon if importation were reitneted, and in point o€ fact rustiortirig countries write rich, soil expOttioze terns tuts were poor. lit the importing epoutry there imm • gre,ates detnend for polporsciuring labour, eitcl if p koke ito the iniportetion wrre.stor, n!2 good es 4 !Rohe ,•eigriiiihuriirt, foi the niseufeeturer . cm ploy the Isbourer. WhOlfoen came on 'pettlltts. In short, he was pereasdettikat mu& eeit had oe c4lrted to the egrontleuriote from the restrictive eirte rices which they hill tigniefiligt,kmnosild el • gourd ti tlueiliolereate. IK h'l • I be.b7td per iteed'aiho ileetnrici she f r 9 not wish or high reuse ; why shoukl they iwerlfife mini miy that Ife wished • for high reuse, to it woo s protocol' a prosperous cmi t tAtcy. IVlegre thew were high lino. Were *we ..P. r t 4 PArflll, l 3'..49°fir- 4 0 4 vfinkclite4 , 44wlttu. and every ,other clips f, elm benefited: 40- verb's* to that Still'noisehia,. ;Weir' produced . outhirag of good, ' AM 'machine which India. Qt ,e :desilisle wound, whicb this country. hid 41"gR t ir? ,1 9•60 MO ' 1tA9 1 6 b4lle berm longer kid i n . ' ,t sot, into the hr dl gf his blejesty's kli• 't3re liisVets 'store the standard urine:rend ell at ,- 'obeo-a-4i project ieitr bekre - carrrod into effeet In - goy -cholotry in the tentitt; not thst he attributed . to der Rill or ;be lit. filior.Secretery any other effect a ~ i 9 *taint% the . (gorspoe of contact which bed , .. up 1 4, ac V,h r eeY9rIt bfrflF 1.11101 Pill We if r at. ' •►: A Ituetutiting measure et ridge had the Fiat of rosin no istniecrisallibiriniaoty iiiiing Omit lie re ; he tae of i crime - etpar Ti tes"teritilifrillg . Mai the Measure of value. Foe What we" it bgt to Viefile all contracts? Hot trolley ncl . Were 0 43. •pii .11 1 Ong in gaol 'relined by this ',era . OyeratiO4', fit fib k in a ',skid, ••wliett the *stet 111 drawn o p!voitong withent kribiling lia're .e why. a Bi this 'measure the creditor Brit ooff..rell eel thee the debtor. He contended thit (4 . eillfthe peende-oiti lUffering was 4 he idfribiled 19 if* titetatigoof the immure of vallie;AithediMillistiOti el 'Bernet witie oserh eater than tfletilierition ofthe'valueOfirofiL, It Wes t oa i hit in railer s eijkritillsoie s en the cuiredey hod been midi befoie to ittheirtictibdif of one 11 4-. for/ ; 'but the' feet reM 'Mita°. 'Mire had 'been tales of cola rioter di Asties 130 a .: Ibiidr ' Priiiiiiir of the whole Was 'balk; not - thit'is ft did 'not ditto down the good coin, hit the geed' Coin' Sul,. ported it, and so klintl sucoommetwe wee felt, but the people doicii dgdf, the liail coin was mom. W bet then did 'die eitinottefit ? Nei eie. tartly leave the holders (W i llie two tit *elk, the whole loss ; no,. their.. ialhed 'i 81voui'asi , Kr the bid cots being einid • iliAiit, and' up ilte MO* time took it et thi . &diet* fe PeYotiot eT toile ; but e'en when it was et' down it was worth thitig. but here wet `tile, ' ;hole currency of the . . , . . Country not real ly wortplit birthitrg: A 'Opp cot; rency depreviat 36 tier rEit. i iihd Whet do AIM' Muifstens? They like no It?, th:F i ett cotttrietp, some perouos wor t ' fled. • toads unjust Om; Ilia tbk irtle AU id etited the working of itinits: ' 'ft his t iiifdltist if foie" were reduced. oor esiibliAmettill HfOlfitqa:p . it *€ 4l4 be of no relief, ' hat' 'this arth' - clibfrial 10 ' , •1 1 1091 mid &amnia - , 'keperieilbei it 6seirela `l4 be the It hair which breakelhe'isidlel'e lisek: lisiris: not, therefore, for tinderiolliig - Ihe"eleitidall if ll* Noble Lord (Nortneuby) itiproiniik the . reduction of one PostmeStirafitikiel :' on the'contrary, if it Were net preseilik the Wee liorm too . much, he hoped that he would be indu6d to . take tipiottie other subject of the Masi nature: Title could be no (lineally in cheivint e in the 'same new fp s in pnintente in dipleamoy might Nod tonsethieigiL. (timIf.)",SPOMI u•• Op Alilliitirt kefired Otry expense wet paryd dope to the lowest, yet since that millions of taxes had been remitted. Set whet should be said 'for the-Noble -tweed's corneisteticy (though that was 11014 hedltiVt•lhich pimple himself on) in myidit o 'OW* itiU tallsrhfr 'inite *'.riff! t 'and at the mgt. antiAffi Iby WO; pt !paid give lo relief: ;t g !whet bolo oc 1 1)e els., to 'which be . hod: •tbe bevel •ito belong, the country gentlemen, that they'itilielsotiod to mind the.pelting lathe ttigyetnekil not tike Night and be oft; hot Atte of she Cotiorey.. It was said that a camiee lWry Sit iors ifirailiesio - WO or old. but be hoped tie' comm., reentilemen nodal have more agent Men is be thas thrust 'don:, but would keep their possiusiosiii, and preserve the liberties of their comitry, winch they could net do its supporting the Noble Carel, who treated them like children, with a messort "Moll lie tholight would do neither good our harm, end Ending the proposal unpalatable, turns his hoik on his own proposiiion. fo being thus absudgmed. • it MAY *bared the fate of many of the Noble Lord's well: digested Ministerial plans; the present Ave million, loon 4a, for example. The Roble Lord tallcrt of titg coo)ideper of the How mod ebi,t country; but tiif 1 1 9 1 9 e 40 viaccd w) miicli.coulkictice is Abe Noble Lord, that the country had nelpeflihromoo Ureter; and bow he copld AA for obt cmilidence of 'hi u ßpa 4,, T op ). he hid not elm ido non eiteh- Orncy,, p•• • , uulle restreorchnery. Ili. plans see. Icli! ~,,,b . 4; with the utmost repichts,. !! like resew'', po itoset.." #n !Moe be °oil* to be asked if be I au in earnest 91 IN—Aftfor. hear, end laughter)---as it would ernruy *lye the /louse from what was called a s'eeveless %mild. He contended that faith should lie k lite* w 4 die public of England as well its with OW iitZlie creditor. and that the whole *W114,1411,14 I on relieved tether. 'rho brat thing• wee„ to go ir,_°..oo (Plimpton 4d - currency, rod next 1, I Out came t we 1: r 101?. He could SVC et! rep ot) w h ir th e pu b.. hi, — ii. f . iliOuld receive more them lie Nap. heisted rot. Faith ought to be kepij pith 11w [ . Viet ' . lieli tiandrsk(irrir ° lt I .' i rl _vatite • tit 'go la—and • iO - 01) • Tl• 62 6 1 111 the Orr. - pinsCiplea 4 paiilical,eviroelis Ves l 4 p9t . 1 1%.ivi4E 4"..1!1? I!,"'filiCliaitt wile , Fitpet pl In% Oirirsel, for ti there IN 2, , ,ffttlit abut ante fit praduct;'tfien thr quantify cnntr antra Ibr be ',Ace, and the fern:cry, %Mei and twanurattarere; 114. in the characters' or f oo l tr o ; pyre gainers. Tin. Question wsi this,/ trit 9 t P e tirl tl, .1 4ir.V.fe k , gr . 1110 Kv. ' k tylthir loose o r citr,e; 'et So. r,r_rocin eor t teoletil there id been noititrer• anglaisee oriorts,llt thew' had been a ireetiii. Volhe eti4essOf isr ifieUlle . He was en advocate for a free trade o earn iml' behend that all othe r . trarlv• tvossiti belief; , I kis rtiguel 'road "4“.rigifi'l• Titt 1 1qh4 1 ci!eigliert 'noose& II; 14r, his • pv,tce, _n i t trudrt s, rikcia e°y Min . woit d . hlve•earts4,letAsiiu i Praia a **trititer 'of the ViesWil . `liile "CE Mt the subject were to be expected, ')irlaCed In .., 01 for fat rovinTtle. it :e•fiffsind thr' l o o ' pig little ternsNrifing whom sic , 4440.te r iv' seemed to think a nothonu but bow he ?livid ‘Ole Ine the 'Oenliti. v iii(TAMlts figilii 'IC " 3" '+' to adept ady thing:l,l*th in eltarq witght . be Net -ili. No thilicgliy cmsl4 be grater thaw which resulted Imp ilmitie.tpricily efths beliasama, The Ires thvadder, Ichets the storm. .helsti matt 'vkiiim i•ria 1 e vessel. 1 1 4* Nolis Lor4. 0 was true. was a bold men, end kept Isis Witli good heirt `• ..:11e'lissiied Frit 'some wort, lents ihdrer. but 4•• - tnew not how to Lid it. s' nut we,a tiSn'rinued the, 111 W Baronet, 1.. who hear the whisainesilthis etc VOSS &dot abide it, will be the most stelulird nations if we longer permit so ineopshie,boinitieidi 'els Administration to continee."—(Heare hear. .' . host cetu i " m ry li:i s il t e llit o c r " A li ,ftti; e st e ris b jih l n °st s. b‘ r 1 )rm . lt was time the Noble, Lerd;ir:e..ii chrcke4 .. ' licaoreer.; it was time that they.abould consider. idiot has really the situation of the country. • It tralCriow seven years since the conclusino of the , e the trausiiioo, therefore, had surely hosted enough. Time, it was plain, would* do wmotising• but aggravate the evil ; and it the Noble ' , Void did not know what to do...if he woidd ' Villiiily 'sit upon the Moser, Bench to receive .., , ootgestions from other' as to the measures 40 lit oortnitd for extricating the country from the eitlintioo int! which his policy hod hrooght her, it tip high . time that he shoold'be removed ons thence. The Noble Lord had passed mach of the 1;00 doting which the country had been suffering in travellik to and Profit the Contineid, in galas r ( fistivituOryill C„eedttttests in Wilts and in itt I402110"Rx hetteficiol r t, v ot, withWut in nil In le i t . thloofvsottge of the country. It %time t at the to%piisetocqt of its effairs were re tired froth su c h hands, u!siditat the House should 44 . 9 ms the Noble Lord in the 'WordS of the poet— . " I.:taint siiiis, 'eilloii with, eigisi'lsibisti; ' • Trappe! est abut ilbir .. 'Sesoien liter Session bad been suffered tii elapse *oboist any attempt on the pert Of Minister to etteek the growing•evil ; nettling toad been done, nothing had beett'pvoposed, though much bud been ' promised by Goverorneut for the relief of the seri. culture of the country ; and he wee satisfied that witless the eiainiof country were placed, in othec fiend*, it ova im possible that it couldgo as teach longer.—( Loud cheering.) . • Mr. F. fluntiroon rose amidst a cossiderable noilg in the House, which, together with the on ,.gpmeogoly earliest cries of sf Hear ! hear !" which ittlittliPted bit observatiops io the coniaseneenient of his opt.. r,,ch, put it out of out power to collect tile. Wbert the attention of the HOW, was in r I e degree restored, he proceeded to ebb when on , M e mbe rs c a lled on the HOU., to signify 4 ttirtk..that it would no longer place its coed - . Jerre so 14iiiisters, he should -- hare expected (hot (bey would bring for Ward tint question in the ;haps of a distinct propiiiition, sod on such a • grabiarfie should be hippy to meet the t• don. 8.. toilet ; but when he saw such a mode takeii as that of introducing such a proposition ow ditrussion of another question, which 'Wes wholly distinct, he could not help thinking it would be much more becoming the character of the House to 'head mere closely to the question irumediately before it, thin to listen to such attacks as that which had beau made by the Hon.^Baronet in the character of 'his Majesty's • Mtuisters.—(tlear, hear, hear.)-If it was intended that the present diecuntors should lig turned to the redaction of lasartoo, as a measure of relief to the ogrieulture of the coun try. he .woold my, that such a reduction et woo contemplated by she Honourable Beroneteould not be- elected, yule'', it was aimed at the reduction of the interest on the debt..—(Loud cries of " Hear, for, hear." from the Opposition Remittal-1f those cheers were meant to imply that such as ob. iret nal Fontemplated, it was still more to be Amorous' this the heated [engorge of party feeling,' • latch set had been used by the HOll. Barmiet, shouad • hare hee, iotrodoced into the docuesion....(Closers Ova Brelr4iwitrillenthes.)--4r severity of Vise iiiia, . ad ' the Iherstion of the turrelicy, : were 'Oki ' eibiti - 41' 'the present Amiss, es*the Ho. isktrible Bit:toner maintained, still it was Abt the tees eoftsisla.ht . in them to ge into the cittis. tion of heir fir* in import duty on •corn wail a proof. measure Arida tetielinider any circumstances: 'The Hee. Betonek vies exceedingly angry with his Net stile friend, end with soother Noble Lard iii muddle, platot,':for .lialhog raid then a part of the pnissers open the•forwites of this country arose Ikimatiuset. tfrodoetiliti. -.Neither of these Noble persooilid ever liroestOmi—no man on earth• could ever Wit supposed that et-was intended, to sweet as a general . itniple AI ~.* Ishoodapre was an evil.-4 Hear.).... rVa ~,,,..., .time On terntern on ,earth could deg y, • t if the quantity of 'predate in the marke!. rp , ..dlieed the pricehelotv the 'cost or prodbmisin, s lo 'far that quantity would eauheisffering to the pro. ducer.—(iieur, .heor.)....That Aires the meaning of his Noble Frieedir. audit was to suppose them act ing io contradiction to human nature to attribute to them soy other meaning. On that cousideratioq he, for one, had always maintained that no idtenitien in the corn laws could give the farmers .some.. dome relief. He had never thought the pees newt cora low a good measure in itself.—(Hear.) — He was Olt .from the hegitioing altogether insets• foible that it was something of en esti, and he hod proposed it,u a choice of evils. Bat nsitiier he, nor any one else at that time, saw the extesit td' evil to which it .might lead. Therefore,.without supposing that any alteration would lead to the dui. _ Art ,-ilsoalo . - for iessonce, were about to establish a resin The same pressor, ease felt evew is Moieties, wheat, := 'loanable Ramose' woe:4l lws-echdy to s4w, it eps.d ale* the / eliert et severe litotes. Witte Fa *eel& easeelisee the 161/••••40.1i he *aa skin to hieeli% belied he *eel,' be. able—that all the toils ehlth pstl :o peewee fell, were to be a•eruhfsl so' Ma bla of'• 411. oaten, he 'lc veld • asses e the ilsesessrable - - thin feelie, es be 40 • movers tigestfir Ike kg the testate, te whit% be lastenere, he belied ilte Ifeeiella the registry weehl rennet Omit boo the vitussiesell NO% Slotp,Ahrll 1• het elide tasty wens tesmittrd to *AN 1111114 all* toe coslielestee of the. Heart eel of ter eiieletet2 aiettle ,iersave the Bee. Savagely skit set pit 4.1 r meld ease,' Own, to depart frogs tbs.se so!aassMoNbeilit 4.owired .110 •throa =dot outlive-base the , best thiefseia 04 , the tettetes..—(iteer. bear.) •• t • - Sir .1. N6WPOItt boleti at lid Ugly AM • - wee et *arms ' - • baifiriflV giddy: . i, anisilira . a Iniow..ing. as ..astdly . lifairraksta arising out of tinny/0 laws. Ile did thlotitst Idikpintilaidi Isla great measure out of so eIIOVIONWP (filiation, linkted in l depennated eascia • . sunk stootanwed at the sena sonsinat seinen la the 'oripil cnireeei. Pi Cis orifitiliorthe 111‘ pee& ore of the cometry iniilliTaplie mesas or usher be n. ii ‘ dared i . ri 1 bill Its nags; sod tileHrifure he did nal • Oat tisane *blest, at kite Malt nieitittame. Ns dii , resiii,"conte Mk inasidirelf ai foidlig ill'ihr of She reveres question, elect WU lii''Yo i tlatTobst . relieving the csdhits. *ft (stipei#ll lb Siert dr •Of whatever anti it peilithet he liftivt.6 to Ilse sly ravines of the - Felt' Yoh, - lilir' der' taint', sod in the present onsettied natal, Indio otter plight, the 'WWII: rah , out to stedile snits shot treetisir--- 7 1 '. *t' Ms RICARDO, said, being :roll ... ilfi of Her knout Matron At limi ignitilt pf Out of th e stale of th/ eMie lairs, Ohl t i ligginr e . the met peeper tome to dmcmas thwqpialliaJaolgesSellbis to those who contended that the f elselli eel AV slitils'e r by evee.prodection, fat that is low*" wield Ar ia compensate to hi. fur She deatase ta . Mil nisi noted the proven pressers fi ilsi ' of the circulation of 'the country, le ibi l i N t • I. es. comma was is he made is career of tte ferrNey, to the mend prioetple which rtirelahldffhlt AM*, iTiatott. sees, its imbue consieudit in ; fur ahmedaisee weed. 'obit Id b e low the aggregate value what' it saiGotaioeflisa me k:l o o t smuttily. Fos ppuhe a 'edmisudity, for' inikaaii; • yfi . of cloth, ioteoluited - inn a uni.peeTisid reemOr , s.e , to fetch • certets price pureed, )f at a period the nsanity istrodneed ' were iniestier 11116 yards. he (Mt' R.) mss of *Ono* that stab iIW to the noaatity "mkt isereasst Ott aggregate *pa, p...... tinter§ it world still heat. attick of rarity. iret dm athlislital quinity *weld bring hssltlibt the Wel of a toga* heliner of persoos. Ti. same wield whet verge hel ls 40,500 yards Rot if be west on ii gauntry; town he boirekin ' It 1,144 old' . ' le eresier of partialness he the trootstri,svesnetnifeedraft adili this WO, queatity afterward. would climatal.% - gate Matte. flu - it was with ' rota ‘''ito 1 - .Ry distimishril the oftrogetr yaks unify produced them the Termini* of liedsetry ess=7sne, bet thee it did operate' in ghat in*. lies - lain meth be mode to Amon , of the terriett tindlilo West obi no qaantity which aught an be mot. ilif there *we esdy 100,0001. In the rount7, that ' woad nerve Hertnn Wink curreney of the ro , totryl •ff thatralliebilft ' , nil ems". It world have the *pet af retiortat Ws •Teigue erelllitlr articles is proportion ; in that On vapor aif She - err reney world always alter wily is IlledroVtiAlii Istilbigilll4llllll6 is its quantity, Wean* &we wea se agewsilltrii.eheisditt sot he used. To return to the ewe Isoll'A t itir Conceived to be to nine tin gotnAltg"pribi a tt: same a is ether eoseadie. Its. resqpned,Aiiolo l 4sa tiny of 150. ad imponattea, so 4 a b....rs q T...•... importation. li his ',plaint Hitt meet tai' luiei brie the piney adapted Nog owe. `lfe - didlahrymfigalleloia'4ll duty at one, hot is toesiiir*tios of Dos rasseoautnee,ft• give the fanners the bench' of that minor* bed heal. l' Wahl tie 'pike silenie iviteli feetlibil to at o duty of 10s. far woe year, wheels homologates& as asnatnit tn a ',shanties ; but ha win asniille# with Wm, bests* • radar the present Inv, ahtellir 61111 4 1101111 et pillil boori t er ierli- Idled. .Ti. esessews thettektie, weal& , Melt an aysprongt week be liede Ilu. )aist r a Mt i lk = e t Inc yeid fie w eld thlrt Oh date Is.. in seat - wassusishe yoke 4601 Kt woollllllllbo fO".• If ' ll4Ol M Flil!sli Al i tiil e 's ."'wL_ . .pan 'nie Aely stoma sot v %resume the Wash hiliiiilif s t •iihoef fewest. sight its reerTeinidlollFBllßoidl:. , Seleney * nsaistley. Whit n. 460.441 Owl nos mew warehoused es thia country, hr propaawf It ateiltt'Re taken vista+ Mew roost wan ostialsialever flainedhitir Or should mewed Ns, on posyrostst 'Ow dol . 4 SA. •Py Sling Iwo prima, they would Awing he roll Of iv. • Tosiegebil farmer at the sawn • haat in Qom kist hit wA . the supply by fresh importations, -odd with - ihatiOhnitylo the warchoews. it was right, prchapi, to thew that a duly ' of 10.. las an adigrate prol.iii•ib 10 LOMi t itheir: The . Mottle Laid had stated the expense olbetai.tarliworen 00. 111 this cometry at 10s.; but by the evidence - of Air. Sally, :. pailiiposao of eiglassive ceneesioa and esparleree is the if *lgu ewe trade, before the Carnotite*, It a that of v lowest price at which nitro could lir pu :th.sity,tatinior of tbe commie sow the Ceeliseet where it WOnAgeorm visa tfi. wai l sad that tits es peases of catfish'', obi ppi." .1- d ifilis'. t to Mos beard as Maisie. He had see lholitu then rather underrated it, having emitted to Imo any peels to the person nittlegit We beard, whistle a clump:, whore moor se are Tor 'nut par Sestith dee' Alti giallo o f rune,, wend est amoseet Is kis ‘lian. is. Ilees came' th• • diaries fie issuranee 34.1 hsv' hete t , of, • gettiitc - r y hid, . its:;. far the-twernisoes , proftt . 11ins flailed- to • whieli ile duty of lam. would sake the plflot 'Ws* it.' amid ti brought tato the market Isle -flat. 'tin ,I.nuartir ; whir , appeared le • be annined kW a.; rimikatieriater' 'price I,‘ some of thosa who were mom •Issiaisneei the no. )net. The Hun. Ilewiter Ist What're, (Sr. ,J. Benett., had told flame ho tonics( upon WIVE' palehishel It a r. -snisetaties nate, that warillsitqaossite.••Thellentitrab • 4 1Hwaihn. fur Cuesbeilaad said he • eagle „hit -satisami wit • , Illis. It abond also be recollected that he reenosesded is the sktiapit,g iii. , . 4, .... 54:t es, late prepeted .to regttlate Or CPI4' laws ime-s..w pith * my, ,it tent li , notilOarte ' l . I Attpt I of his !tight flan. F. tend. nr Of die' 10111 t. ?WOO* l i tpw. ppp#site, be 14:r. t y11." elloitfeqe'Vree iitiAtn#l4ll* !lord,. poll such a pritiwwiftnn ;y A. t i t NA' ilr4ti tell , f cno- Wag' and wrjudiee oti.the weerirct ttoilie tolldo 4(I 6 . 410 e ,w the whom tut+ a me-Aratte ittinweliately otretitel l ,'llorii et in did tint fell ihrtoo*lfet at a pittiOrthi.lfilmtelit t'ti le :spOeti %o ti(Olisil their , i ..0 , t; laisv,..iili.. ' • 4...%, m o t . vtav t ihere . ppt.t4c4oitp.tp.,lte mite tree !limit& . ,otiei *l4 lintiy. ntm MAIL Barwati . , .**Perimii 1 .01.6 1 e 0.141 11 ... it C S 9.:*1 .10, ,„d * at Ow costatry-ofenalpt 4 .tar erhepa ,ati ee twve willortntnnt rape if was ifl.etliej.: 4 " fie ' 0.-p. nit --, the empeesq . Into rttia...kritittyi I tr . °. :it rtet4trey MO LOO--. task . heal, and Peo!'FA -.sk .....N.0....."1t , v. 411°' liar ' A i!. tie aged tramptre, , iii the eepatry Wlitt)r Ilat ~.s;.! ! as it 4 list. *eared 4 nelmtwttk ia t eri "4 o.4 :4;Vriit 4l o4 l l 4 ' i t "ofkiis- the resent 0011* Vivi. Osier I ,N, . ed as tru* °^9datiO4 fruilotlitir it ;V0401°4, ... . . lb r. it was *rite tVer pyl4 pr t Alles f ile tom sailre t ~: tise. ittrire I; wheat the prolultilkee in Ike Gru place etet 1640 ! ; Its: e•I• tr, nil. .. ell. I! pm 1... it csiAr oi, evil sias,,, , S. iil . : % 4 I eet a, *estate bat by latioinentisiee of lifillp tait . nf.. .": i;VlT: ig i town bt ow scale - PC 1 1 11 WielP l 4.: I .1111 §„, t .l, iret . it matt opt sti t ri la s pox q v/ pa .4. 3 1 1 ti t isr .. thorn the PftStal 10w..40ve yet i . t. tillt per "bat . teeter' which that law gasp. %o t pu . i r a. kt i l s oilman, teentn. When pe.pie stlii litat , tffty tittert 0.. I , most dos (*mess is ibis p,11 9 1 , vt i s ; sisisie t e :ol4 eke. ,t was sisn, *SA to the ailerons', he thw- • . ~L l ll h e i rt oftwod- 00 0wOM Wtlen 4 ll•4. j ,, u** Fwfwoll4!b. Chtl• ni t h„ P r .”! 1" " 11"fiff.e.."/ I. T. 0 17 , 1* .as . 111 thtelar.9ipeak • Tema: • agree of marary,eorreapaeiAteg with that le . led the was felt i t Ohio gorier? ~ .• iiiiii iv doubt q.v. the opt" storm reset—the witaittium ‘iyirt.h• 'fur 'sae pin( to extra. fled of, ire growth of turn by-the high priers wh,eh they twill L „ : .. 4 . obtain is the market here. no mod eras this the ea • — s .1 sitar eyes WOW twootties which did sot *trw: atr " 1 0 — * weer foe nom .rd eottemo,tleti-.-ilealo toff Peetweea" rA►at . e -. ~ ~ :. . _ w ore 'MON