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W W f i. Fond ey. per iobiose sad Co Char I too. do. do. 7/.10.. 6d. Deoniesy, do. do. 2 0 M■lss•bnry, do. d 0... 10 10 11,rdburue k Corstoue 3 0 Tisloop sod Hutto*. Hitl per Rubio, _ _ sad Co " 8 0 riforstioror, Haste, per R.v. Rogers 41.145. 0,1. Derided, per R.•. C. 8 7 Seel, Nurrcy, per Rev. G. West . ..... 8/. 18s. Gd. Plytnptuo, St. Mary A. Nara. ' per Rev Si. L. Ctappard 16 6 nohlettro, 'Jesuit, per Harris aunt] C 0... 71. 98. 64. Riattwooa mid neigh. per Hicks sad C 0....... 37/ 17s. Id. &autos on the Arrow, Ilesta, per Rev. R Fat le 25 6 Oapriage, Id tubsetip -1164, per Rev. IR . 'Jose*. 2 18 Skivitalgtow. Herta, pet Rev. J.ll. B. alualt• tail Chapel of Lowtoa ‘Veswick, Lances ter, per Rev. J. Pcosiatoua .. 111. 1435. Id. Abbe*, Warwick, per Rey. J. St usatoa RetteasraD, 'Rita, per she 'Rector.... 7/ 2s. 6J. 5c....1 1 liVetidurer, per Rev. C. Turner ....121. lltatitty, Notts 5 6 St. Jaatua's Church, ;Cutts, per Rev. .1. • , B Stuart.. 1001. 19s. Id. W dcot,VC .1 s, per Rev. A. Austin Is. 93. Pew ity. do. per do' D.rby, Pet Raw. C. R. Caxton . ' 3s. Id. /14. AngieMid's Der by, pet &W.F./laud. ts, 51/. 15s. 10d. Little Eaton Duffield, per Rev. J. riellerd Iluntrood, dine, per Keg. Jobs Carr.. . 11 7 Conte, Dctlipjwltt:s. Wilt 101. 94. ed. 'Ticketing, de2per 41e. 5 7 Maiden Newton. Det est, per Her. Rev. Streepiresys nrettin.Norniam pies, Pet Hoe. aed Hi v. R Brace .... 211. ds. Bd. St. Nebr., Cornwall, pit Rew.G.LGover 101. 13s. 11d. Filetersb, Northam berland, per Hee. and Rev. L. Powys 10/. Bs. Id. Notation, iper ditto lO 0 Bibluiptholitee, Kest per Hoe. pad Rev Fi:Pary..... 121. 16s. 6d. , Stoke seta Guildford, • per Rev.!. Richards 421.25. Id. st. Worm, Ledgatc, per Rev. R. E. Paatham Is. Id. Hstbrioss, Oliusees. it r, per Rev. J. Pel let!, 2.1 sub. 1 • Pic Markamess „ 1 E. ay, ficrks, per Rev. E. l'orro.besd 53/. 17s. 64. 61 'Orden Laver, Ea. reti, per Raw. G. H. CI a , 6 19 16 St. Mary, eke. per 40. tiBl. Os. 44. Sera Otleriaglien, York, per fler, T. Stews!, .......... • Rev. John Emma . 4 b,; ~11 St. John's, Clarke,. • ',II, per W. E. 1... • sulk eller Great Welsettutat, per Eel. R. Prickle 7 Riot?, Staffot4shira z 0 I.ad:es of Slatrarke, per Mrs. OM* 37 3 !Jule Ilassisodias, Ncieblli. fits Simp son and C0....111. 7s. 64. Wyrasdbery, Boat, pct ReT. J. Plsillips 71.104.4,J. Taunt**, St. limy raigthlets, per tee. H. &ewer .... 461. 6s. lid. D•Vo, St. lasts, per Rev. J. Tow:mend 19/. 11.6 d. Otribird Porters o, per Rey. H 800 2a. Id. at. Tritest, Foster•tase and, St. Mildred le Qom's', per Rev. B. greJ 7lj f..4d. Deventer, per Ric J. w ',Lame 17s. fd. Ruth,. Northampton, per few `W. Hughes r e, new. w. mines 71. 16s. I d. cr Frltitrit. Sum:, per Rev. H. Bishop 151.165.41 d. Tbrawley, Rent, per Air. J. W. Duirdell r • Naakarn, York, per sd. key. Jos. Berlin 62/.os. 6d. 04. Slaughten, Heats, per Rev. Dr. Saver 20 0 ilarislupe, 'Decks. per Rev. W. Sirertea castkitiorpe, a 0 .1 8 "/. r 13.. ea. din. Irarth Illoor,Ozon, per 5 15 Ker. Dr. &On . 3 0 Prows Mewrey,flaata pier Kir. E. Falraaa 1 0 Complus Braertt, Will., per Rev. G. Hayter ... Ur. lawns Lekin. II Weal Maws N o r folk. per in. A • Lake .. ... s.. 81. um. *a. 1 1111. l• - 1- 1 pi Wpm. Mandeville, per Rev. Jetta I 1 . Charabeelyas .. 11. 34.6 d. fria•delp64, Warwick, 1 " per Rev. A. C. R. Mlierbro 1141.111,411. il • i • . "1 • ii, \41111 6. .. _ . sr ... T _ East D ft e ev in, 44 14s uic, per . White Cops .... 1.12 Eastergete, dab*. pee • Rev. C. Webber. jun. • 3 Westctema; ditio, per Rev. T. Nizoa 18 Sitieletoa, ditto, per ditto Schee, ditto, per Rev. Barre Phillipslll. 14..10J. Illaileliarst, ditto, per Rey. R. Tresksal 61.2.. 4.1. Ayinc,do. redo-91.178.2J. A Itliaghoorae, Jo. per Rev. Juba Muss A ppledrean, ditto, per new. H. Payne. 2 5 Ya pion. ditto, per Rev.l2 (lardy Wslburtou, ditto, per ditto A tiled, do. per Rev J. Shupe Trryfor.l, ditto, per ditto ...... ...2I 5.. Didlior, du. per do 7.. 6J. West Tkuruey, per Rte. D. Tattersall 31. 188.6 J. North !If %indiums, Sea. sex, per Raw. 8.1, Teruel' fluiaatoa, ditto, per ditto Vest boarise do. per Rev. U . Tat tenet.. 20 0 de. per Rev. H. Semi* se. 7d. Rirebold Wyke, do. per Rev. H. Mid , dieting Row Fosliberrur,2lo. blasted, , per Rev. W. Wil kins East St iWeis% 411110. per Rev. W. Miller 5 West Hankered, do. per Rev. E. Go:Ward 5 11 Childlians, do. per Rev. C. Pilkingion .... 4 4 St.Joba's Marl. Cbi cheater, per Rev. S. Rsibstt 221. 11s. Si. St. Andrew's. do. per Rev.W. W. Malawi es. ed. St. Martin s de. per du 17 11 Si. Peter.tbe..Less, de. per Rev. F. I.);tirou 4 1 Si. Barth*low., do. prr Rev. J. Jok ßife, Tufwell 6!. 13.. 9d. St. Panels., do. per Rev. H. Middleton 11 0 All flalote,do perßev . TW. Cogzu 9!. Si. 10d. Titnemere, Sussex, per Rev. C. Webb 4 0 Siloam, do. per Km M &rll Lint Lovairt, do. pot 11 ". J. W. Prated 4 0 Lorton, do. per Rev. W. Watt.. .. 1 1 • • " Net)liegtoo, Heals, per Rev. il.llurri. 11 15 trualsley, Castme per Rev. G. F. Bel comb, Birkeelteod. Cheater, per Ike• G Newton 121.40 Niel in• Oldie, Woos h pert Ch4pel, per Rev. G. Ford North Banat, Somer set; per Rev. J Row kin Lytham Lousaster„ per„Riv. R. Lister, . 12 0 alert Royal, Brisk. ten, pee Rev. A Boater 106 0 hilmoe.esi es Siibbirrg toe, II eot loaders, ' per Rev.' Thomas. Lintoo ..41. Ss. Id. Wansfurd, Northamp ton, per Rev. Mae- Lisitod Troisfyoydd, Diffie - Oeih•hire, per Rev. W. Williams 4 I Wrodk bury, PILO% per. Rev. G Dupes 4 1$ Folewortiv.ilk Deetur, ' Bertfordshi re, pm Rev G. Keedall Illyltoo, York, per Rev. 19. Campbell 8 0 7 or i of Tamest, ois- V Gisboro Ch week, York per Rev. Jobe Resler .... ...... , 1 10 Chapels, of Rutter too Coveutry 11. 15s 6J. Chtmelry of Deceit, ditto levers, N ottliumber. leer), per Rev. D Dodd 1 0 Llasfylli ii,Meni gess e ryskke per Rev. D. Illeglie; Newlyn Kyr**, Yolk, per. Rev. J. Oral°. Orr /41. 7s. 6J. ' , Misters Gilbert, Dar kens. par the Rev. J. Clarke •• .. 4 1 Illatberwyclie Rectory, near Warnsford, per the Rev. Geoege Grego** ..... 111.128.4 d. We stleirk, Devoe, pe4 flee. Lim Torr. :.. 4 • Cefullys, Radnor, per lee. Joke Jaw .. S 0 Chapelry of Shaw, CaseS'sfer, per Kew. letting Carlyle .... 3 0 Welthary upoo•Tryot, Gloorester, par Rey. R. Carrel' —SUL Se. 11d. !porn, Stafford. per Re.. %%Carlisle 61.135. 10. Chapel of Earle Stem. dale, Derby, per do. as. Os. Std. Grieclan, Buford, do._ per disty . 21 12+ 3d Chapelry of Demon Brazes's+, Tort, for Kew. T. Br:Lawn; 1 e wee Tolield, York, per tb• RoeNreeol Metcalf ‘W. Oass/me Dosser, per Iftere2/. Flaw— 6 0 Ebbe Cleffeed, Gioe censer, rw Lord W. ' • era- a. .d. f s. Comptes Pinneekwit, h and Ms... Milt, pee ltev. J. • • L. Remingtione, GI.. pee. Re.. :G. A. Bied s !easis.. 1 0 .I,sagibby, Monipmdh, per Rem. asides A. Williams 3 0 Llsosailta art, Gls atoms 8, by Rer. G. A. Ballerinas .... 1 0 Widesegion.Yerk, per Rev. J. F. Parker.. 3 0 East Revendale, Lie. cola, per Rev. John Parkinson 51. )2s. 7,1. West 111.:veottale, ditto _ _ . per Alto C. Dibelaliamo Illekombe Hetet", Hinton, per Rev. J. illirrkera Byerave. Hereford, per Rev. W. Skye oer Asliwell, do. per Rev. H. Morns 3/. 71. LI. Sieireley, Reeks, per Rev. C. Asio6eld 41 118. ad . Soulbery, Bock. pee Rev. W. Motley (Brickley. do. per Rev. . . E. Montage.... 2/. 3s. 6J. Hampton, Middlesex, per Rey. H. Mike* 1281. Bi. BJ. Essex,per Rev. E.G. Becketib W. 19s. 10d. Beosibill.emos-Hlgh way, Wilts, per Rev. W. L. Bow les.. 7/. lea. Bd. Baptist CAM perblie• at Torten, Porton, by Lailbroke itt Co. .S is Di. st Like-lane, do. 1 Do. al Doek.rost. do. 1 8 Westborough Greta, Sower, per Rev. J Thorstoo Welborosek Devon, sisbacriptiois, per . R. Bradford-16i 13s. 81. Masetoo, ditto, ditto 3 5 Si. Glove, Hart-otreet, I~r. per Rev. .7 IS St. Mary-le-boor, Los. don, ioeliattiog a do 'notion of 50/. front T. Hope, Errs. of Msaulleld-sireet,per We. Cilium' .isd J. Morris, Mere*. aranbay I,P IL 70. 100. RWs Kest b 0 R. F. 6 0 Mooch, of Willie. leen, York, per Rey. J. M. Wlealley, by Cualiffe, j•o. CIP. 4 4 aorta Church, oa Hie Forest of Needwood, Stafford, per Key. H. Price tOi. 7.. 34. leclepeedest 4.34141, Relper, by Rev. T. ilav;ihrwise .... 14 11 T. Theo vi lie, E iq. Dove Cliff, Stifford. 5 0 Paella' of Notate Pierrepont t4l. tilv. 34. Exton, Coventry, br itt,..i.Tbeckesa 4 0 Balk loves, Warren k idder, per ditto. .81. ov. 44 Swine, Tort, per R. v. T. Waivers 4 10 Headoo,ditto,per Rev Jobe Dines Preston, ditto, per do 3 It Winertead, York, p►r the Reverend W. H sblyard W. les. ova. Biltasy.ditio, per key. T.54'111.01; 4 4 Whitfield, Northeast berlised, per the Res. H.Sehtt W. 7s. Id. Sirs loss iek,isear Bath, per the Rev. H. H. Hughes...". 391. Ob. W. Suites -UMW. Swede, Gloweeiter, Ref. wiggles, Wsreiulk, • • . per Rev. 1. Willis.. 413 Chapelry,Sloo- &Moe, Somerset, per ger. IT. Read.... 101. 01. 114. Ditto,. Emborroe, do. per ditto 41.105. 7d. Ditto, Oakeoei. W0n..., Surrey, per Rev. G Ylrtu.. 11.1.. Id. Hoplos Suffolk, pot Rev. Cdoodrieb.. 5 10 West°. Masket, per ditto 24. rd, 3d. MAN Ssffidle, • per Rev. Z ligoestee .. 11 0 Isivortk, do. per Rev. G. 114;Ideso . Mit/helm, dillo t per Rey. U. Femme 18e. 041. Optimums., dill*, per Rey.-- Pettiwd Stl. 9e. 9a. • Great Tioboroogll, do. IL 4s. bd. Brod Sett, St. Clare, ono, per Kew. - Wert* Clifford, Sulfulk, per Rev. T. Hubbard 18a. 6d West Stow, do. per de. 2 5 12'01841ms, ditto.. M. W. Hawatead, ditto, per Raw. Godfrey.... 8 10 Fred. Thbelltst, Esq. . . Broily,Soolboorptoo I b Bilious, Hoots, per Ren/J Boos delleralis.6d. Feurtioroo, dote per die lo ..... . 190. 11‘. Roogbioweiree-Wyloo, Hooey. per Rev. R. M. Peck.. At..lk. 9d. Rolywell, %Walesa, Comber load, per Rev. A. Roble ... Well Thorrock. Es oesrper Rev. J. Cc. pour, Sd sobscrtb. 1 0 li4" best hout ',stead) Hertford. per Rev. Deegltia lB 6 Rev. T. Kole Os. bd. Wisberidee, Per Rey. P. Dick's 3l Os. ?J. Tbel bridge, di to 11. 7 s. 6d. aseertiock, by Stodge sad Co, .... fe.11•,41d witheritue. pr, R. Napalm. e . 1 ft Sliiffisel 4 , per R. 11. Caisson 651. 100 M. Farriesilos, per Rev. Mr. Prisiharn .. 371. 41.7 d. ushall, Staffordshire, additional subsrrip lion PeliLirall, ditto, per ' Rev. W. Cooley Great Barr, ditto, per Rey. Mr. David. 10 0 United Parishes of St. Jolla sad Si. Mary Cardiff, per Rev. T. Macey .... 211. 15e. Martoek, Somerset, 11131. Se 6d., Ringo. bevy, do. 101., Stoke thealerham, do. Itil. per tiererrted IVbitety 1081. 6s. 6J. Unkin;hourne wkb Harking,- per Rey, C. H titer .. • !fit. b. $l. {Valet. Newton, 11, Donton,Hents,ls4. per Rev. R R Yelp* 11 IS Newland, Gloucester 13 0 Cbriachareb, Forest of Dean, per Rer. C. Birch • .. 310 Dereeston, per Rev. C. Fleet . :. if.ets 3d. Byoestoo, ditto, ditto d 10 !nerve Minsk", per Rey. T. Topping .. 6 3 Ilseigrove Clinpel, do. 9 0 Sloarpaine, Rey. R. Kirby . Clielotsford Anlyu Cbapel, pe► F. J. • Gepp, Esq. s►eswd subscription .. 41. It. 3d. Chelaerameamoreig, id sub. per Rev. J. C. Ward 6l/. 191. 3d. Cloeimsfurd, Rd slab. per J. F. Gepp, Esq. 63/. 44.3 d. Stoke Abbott sad Peados, Myatt, per Guidry sad Co. IL Is. Id. Everford mod Chow. WO, Bev. P. F. Clay . Illirworth, Durham, pee R.I. M. Arm strong Catholic Chow, at Bishop Thornton, near Ripon, rater. James Platt Kennington, Kent, St 9s. Bd-; Bra bant., do. 41. 54.; Wye, d 0.33/. 13s. Bd. per lensmett mod Co 4ll. Illa!4d. Feltwell, Norfolk, per Messrs. Clough.. .. 7 5 Kirkby, -euni.Arkarby, Lincoln, per Pea cock and C 0..... TI 0 WititiaAeld, Oa" per Dias Beidlti.idal o l L I Sondem and Wallis to.y Merin, per Hamann and Co. 3/. Bs. 1.,. Wrazball, Somerset. per Miles sod Co. 29/. Os. 74. Leimtleigit. per Rev. W. Davy Broom, per Bev. Ed. Dudley 3/. 56. 41. Wanborough, Willa, per Strange & C 0... 41 Weston, altar Bath, , per Rev. - Wil kins.. ...... 43/. 10.. id. Bathwiek, per Rev. - Tuson.. 541. Be. 3d. St. Michael's ' Rath, per the Re v. paltry Additional Subscrip tion from bath .. 500 0 Merionetls. shire, per Rev. Rob. Hugkee....34l. 1.75. 4d. ludepesidewt-Chspel at Melton, hear Sit. tinghourn, per Mr John Dean Bromnyard, by Rev e 11. St. Law , 1 Mee l9l. 90 14. Ninelsesd, per Skis- I nor and Co. Plywitrer, ditto 4 10 Rendieeltain, So &lb, per Alexander and Co 41 17..1x. Boytow, do. do I 'I Cisellgaird, do. do 1 9 Maranhao, do. do. 111 17s. 6.1. Kesgrave, do. do. 31.55. ad. Brundertent, Punic, pet A lexander and Co.. ~..e..... sr Os 7d. Cretingtair, din. do. 11.5.. Pd. Wassledeo, do. do., 1 0 Ridley, do. d 0.... 4/. Ss. 34. Btaxlsall, do. do.. 31.1..64. B.callon in York, per Rev.W.Neweaut 4115 s Bd. East Bergboll, per Vas. Traria. Esq t 0 Branibms, Per Re'. B. Wainwright Soften, Esbcr, per lobe Cheflins VII 10 Ilebester, /toisersrt,prr Rev. R . T. Wit 'Rey • HI. 16s. 10.1. Yeovil. do. d 0... 61. 10s. 10d. Goodrich, }e► Rev. H. _ .... , . Witham, 4l. 41.6 J. Ottery St. Mary, per Rte. G. Smith. 33/. 151. el Rspdon, pee Rev.J. Heists asekbear, per ditto .. 13 18 Gidley and Ihrosrlsy, per W.Seetbatearl.. 2 3 aleleibeess, Bedford, per Rev. • Hawks/es ...... 113 0 hole Harrswdes, Wellistbarosilt,par Ike. W. H. Idayst 312 Great Rserowdes, per ditto • 4l 05.1141. Orlinebary,Northatar tou,per. WWI& hosts ll'll The Rev. H. Philpott per Ridley and t'e. VO: 6 001 cl-ties at Preaby to tau alecks(, Dr. vises . , per Rev. Jas. p 30Z. 1411. OIL • - • ". ii: _ 'fiEt ROOTING-JACKETS. TROUSERS, and tetAMICS of FOX'S PATIgNT AQUATIC MOHAIR GAMBROON, improved, at reclined prisee, even as cheap as Carotene sad Cam lets; yet they have mare dean. able propirtier all superior appears/ma. The beet sort is made foto Driving Coats, Morals; Frocks, sad Shooting. Jackets. The double, dill: really woven, is made Into Breeches sod Trousers, sod a partkalar Ilse kind into beautiful pi.ii Waieteesta ; all of which are sow very fiagaimettle, extremely light, very mei, exceedingly durable, and appear Dew every time they are well washed. ensile. aten'a Travelling sad °Rene Cloaks, wiles made of the. best•Mottair Gambroos, mad Is a paper form, see wanton aid sever to wet Hersegh, Patterns if all may be vets at the peleelpal Tailors, or purchased of the Paintes, stamped oa the hack, s ha% Patent Mohair Gambroos," $, Xing-Wert, Coveut-gar '4leis seat to the Fire-office, stal no others are genuine, he. are made of worsted, is imitation, without baring the above prrfettiona. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Fatosm, ha, 19. Their Lordships met et Ire o'clock. APPEAL* fitaGtotaite NOBS. Nett, Baas. Appe//terf; Recerea? MID Magas, 'Respondents. was an Appeal from the Coact of Chancery (Ireland). Mr. rake were Imamd oat for two of the Rerpondeuta; the ilittysiry-Geaeral replied.—Juillinent postponed. STIRLING AND RORNSTION, AppeilaNdS; GODDARD, Ilappndeskt. This was as Appeal from the Court of Session (Scotland). Mr. F. Pollock was beard for the Appellant's, and the Attor ney General for the Respondent.—Judintent of the Cosa below anirrued, with 1001. costs. SMIRK •iip OVUM% Appel/ante; MAIM Reimers:et. This wu an appeal frons the Court of Et:elsequar.—Mr. Wetherell was heard in part fur the Appellant. Farther lwaring postponed. The LORD CHANCELLOR save notice that the above cane war the last that their Lordships world hear this Ses sion. The lowland Debtors A tnendment Bill was read a second Him, and, on the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, ordered to hi: committed on Monday seat, and that their Lendstri pa devoid be summoned for that day. Mr. Trundle, from the Office of tbe Chief Secretary for Introit, presented • retorts relative to tithe ensues Mind at the Sessions in Ii eland, according to the order of timer Lord ships—Laid on the table. The Spirit Duties Reduction Bill (Scotland) was read the third time and passed. The lasolveor Debtors' (Ireland) Bill, the Leather Dative Reduction Bill, and the Duchy of Cornwall Olken Regale tiet Bill, were read simessel time. REVENUE (IRELAND). The Earl of LIVERPOOL said be held is Me band the inroad Report of the Commissioners appointed by Art of Parliamest to inquire into the dale of the Wynne of Ire hold, which ite was commanded by his Majesty to lay on their Lordships' table, and which be would mate alsottld be printed. He recommended the Report to tie serious perusal of their Lordships, particularly to those who were connected with Ireland. The Report oily alluded to one part of the ilobject of the revenue; and he was •convinced, if the In- quiry west on, the most beirefici•l result would be the eon. 'equates from the Commis ion having , Urea appointed. He trusted that if their Lordships found the Report grounded o• justice, that no local interest nould prevent theta from sup poetise It. The Earl of LIMERICK said be perfectly acceded le the mewnimendation of the Noble Earl who hail just sat down, abet no private views of patronage might to prevent the Rennet being supported, The Marquis of LANSHOWN war happy at peering the 'recommendation of the Noble Earl (Liyerpool) to @appall the Repeal; and be treated shut both (louses. of Parliament geoid attend to it, and carry into effect tke regulations pro. gm* by it. It was not for him to home the commits of the eil/rt. but if hie informative was correct, the beat result might be especlid frog it. , The Fart of DARNLEY said, that sot any aim , which 11•11 ern folks from the Noble Earl' (Liverpool) hod ones kir arore,plomore Ilsoa whet he had addressed that day to Moir Laiedshipurs ,At the same time he wished to drew the ure Noble liars sties la the mameesiemeot is an supply isg of the palsliO Offices is !veiled with stationery; It was a 'abject AM Iv had offs! stestiosed to their Landslips and be was culled on to repeat:it l e voter( the ether Mew of _-41 .• . s. , \......, .• , .. N. .• tie f ' Pariltasent of teem of finery to make ye a Igkeiceke , •fie r ambie from that proceeditig, amd Cs was is a great 100 o be p fn a . y e as h ee . t m fo: t a r o us a t r e t d ic t l h e a w t be hi m ch afre t he r p a u e b t li arrow e had tikes pa deitek. ,,p asise .....m. "rt Ea ft rl etegef of DARNLEY uI explained. He bad sever sap. would be *hewn as to the person who watt te lepply t ~ 14 . ' ' the disgraceful proceed's; took place with the e r % Gown. . ' •y 0 the Noble Marquis at the bead of the Irish Go- The Earl of LIVERPOOL (veld nen* I . lllessile t.•;, t , that there iris nu istention on tke part of ... r ,,, ~ verausent to she. , an undue partiality to t lo vie., 1.4„, the LORD CHANCELLOR said, es carefully looking laded to, who had at present the serviug of the politic e to dee stale information, be was of °piens that the Noble ill Ireland with stationery; it would hare bees corg, - / ; Merel• lllll fellestee) bad done all net by law be eueld do. before, if it had not been for • militate of the Nieb/c,.arl The Parl of In t)2 ‘tett.'"H‘ ll -frr'g Mills the OM , . 1 on his moving for the returns, which west beck to Neese the head of the Giveruuwei ;n l o os e d e t iat ia i Le ,,. • , somber of years that had nothing to do soli limi • 4 ,„t. %%tin to Ms mine fii,:ly juseihed lie pawing e"' d's a .., aid prevented Ma relents from having been mule. .• . 1 1 1 .3.0 e . r .ti '' , _,. /11 , t e . l l s e , o t h s e .,, L l i thelf ik t n t s o rru seeel lieu • CAI: of b 11 7 , 01 . g. t' , ~.:, The Report was lama laid on the table, and ordleollis b e i sittsit . "is' t h e meal whet the eltiel• 11 of an la.a.: printed. • GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS ORELANC ' l t • ....." 4 the betTnel.4lllllllol Merest.; OW' `-‘, .. ..! • . The Masquis of LANSDOWN said, as the coven_ • Wen stmLr". .... 4A 'related 11114 bow faience. of fie above Bill had been postponed until hest Rents, it attempt stood leepiihusit the opelicatme -. lb . :* ; was necessary that it should be umbretood that the measure and •overetin ralatel ili a a ,'slut f that 1.. i,.. . . had not beta fires up; and to prove that. he could i .ove a of "'jet" was Ilief sliseelbst t o tie lesisor resolution to be mitered on their Lordsbipir'Joureals, ' That Mar-asis, he bad berme by akesiateeet he lied . i - . it was expedient that the eonspeasatioa to clear s the the Powers to ,he foll nallmil. The H* rc a . -,- - Crown, &c . Ice Ireland, should be assessel by tio iersod oho. H. , had II 4 Itemised at all, sad desir...ilt , '..C.: Jerks, according to the duties the Clerks of the Cross,sec . coleiniteri. As to the losorreetiutt. Ate 0 was ' performed." S e s t ri l r ero rr v ed ll , :;:ber;ti within h i s I n n '4 :- l i i ii s t tib :Ze illi.el sr p t it " . l l b i k e fi e it ial l t eg irdee le i Gg sr e r : ft i i e s ft.ftil s t t r e i i i !::::; 7 2 ; : •- ' : 4 11 Lord REDESDALE made some obeerrailen, but in such a haw tone of voice as to be leaudible below the her. The Earl of DONOUGH MORE said that thew LUIv , I:r.. nary, and - lased their a p pli cati on . ta •.• i.,• ,y : • e b e ad th r ri.e iufor th in em atio to u befinmusreihtheem Bill.o th pr e u s e n h hj d ec e i t , a w il h m ic i ls i, i t e;::!t e l „ flypennoterif idihedpe.ta:tecwehwieerhe.suoueetatits.rewirittrwmtadt.itinppeeseirstibes:7_::. wards patting the leserrection Act in force , Will the Clerk . been elected into is tine Committee of the other Ilinee of Parlianwet, which never had been laid bcfoie their Lord ships. . so t h ree n :pF b i a o ed i ou (a the t theelLerci4ofilt:°°C.ociorr ce rtain seM,aagoiaditrhaitneskirr ss I cal i L t t o h e e ld al t a li g a i t stn he t" bad to beard wet. • H ot a li v i i e n ig g i leee if it . : eb on a be • The resolution wasting agreed to. INSURRECTION ACT (IRELAND). The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of the Day Sr the wood reading of the above Bill. The Noble Roe called no the Clerk of the Peace, and was informed ' h said it would have been more satisfactory to him if the stale b en that the gimlet. at leo bottom of eve utak@ was of [relied was such as nut to teak. it necessary for hint to not his writing. The meeting was i• fact called by 4 ‘ move the renewal of this Act, particularly as it was one that Magistrate, a very respectable man, though In that went to infringe on the liberty of the subject, but the safety iestance he was disposed to exert • rigour beyond tie of the country required a strong measure, It was the duty of law, and lie had signed the name of the Cle r k o f t h e Mee Goveronteut to adopt it for the scattily of the State, and Peeee.— ( Hear, : le h e e a th ee eir bea lt r w .)— ere H n e ece (l i .o ga r r i y i Do t. i h ro a u ve gh i se ur o o r r e i ) ., l l: it became the deity of Parliament to provide against general desire the notice. The Magistrates a ft erwards met, sod the disturber/re, by vesting strong powers in the hands of the quests' Executive Government. At the commencement of the See. •• oath to rutted the reennetnend•tion of the Insurrectios :eon two Bolls bad been proposed sod passed; one for what Act beisg enfurced. He (Lord Duaoaghniore) was in the was commonly called the aespensloo of the Habeas Corp„ Chair; there wire sixty or ty persons peewee aid Act, and the other for what the present Bill proposed to re. there were very few permits on his side, but he' refuted new. He was happy to my that It was not necessary for to pet the qeestion. Appliestion was afterwards made to Mtn to apply for the renewal of the former. The Executive the Lord Lieuteuant, but as the Assizes were about to Government of Ireland did sot wish to be 'lengthened fur. Renee, it was posiposed till the 'minim* of the Judie' doer Thai nece,seity required, and there was no disposition should be know,,, and they wale of opinion the measure was " the Part it his illijesty's Government to recommend lot necessary. The Noble Person at the heed of his Ms. eel C•ercive measure that wee sot actually necessary. Jesty's Government is Ireland had beta too loaf in ingh in the dispatches before their Lordships from the Lord Muslina to covet then powers foe their own sake. A. a Lienteneat o .,ise said that mach improvement had taken I I" of sense slid IsmeMer be 111001 desire to gases the place is lbe state of the country, but that it proceeded country according to the oonittitutiosal law. TN Noble from the extraordleam powers vested in the Executive. H e Earl here read several estracts from the dispatches of the enigletappeal to then Nohle Lords who had a local know- Marquis Welkstell's which elated the law to be scressary ledge of the state of that cautery whether either Arta had for the protection of those who respected the law, against ben put in force except when badly called for and he was those who v i olated it, and that so ineyeetemosta is convinced if it had met been for these Acts the persons i• the police would be effectual without the aid of Ore luster. el that country who enjoyed *verity of property now would erection Act. The Noble Berl coatis/Ned .Os the grounds have been deprived of It. The Noble Larl cowhides' by stated is the extracta, he gave his hearty assent to the coati atoviag that the Bill should be reed a snood time. nuaoee of the law. He sopperted it sot as • ministerial The Mermen of LANSDOWN said, that under sn the measure, but be supported it as • Gentlemen of the couture, eircurestancere be meld wet agree to the necessity of the firmly persuaded that the lawless disposition manifested measure, at the same time be could sot bring himself to is some diatriets would ;raised itscie naleas it were give it a silent negative. He would admit that in some checked and emeaolkd by the powers of this Att. Every cases it 'Meat have ben necessary fur protection, but he other measure hod bees tried, and tried to vain. This protested against it as • measure that was to relieve the measure bad bees tried, and always farad successfe. aoatimy, and put a. cad to Ike evils which they mast This he theeebt quite sufficient to justify every one who all deplore, and which so aunt affiteted the centres advocated the measure; indeed, Noble Lords had dose f or is his ap t o m c r oam, ancuaar „ • was t im „at, ones theinse4ves great credit by abstaining frets any opposo iun that ought to be . applied. The di-patches of the Lord to the Bill. He agreed to it, feeling that he bad no election Lieutenant told them ibirt if they withdrew the lasurrection to make. Velem be wished S. ',abject his einemy to the liar -..ilet the evil would increase; thee it was oily the worst of tors and desolation of civil wee, he isnot pass this Bill m Oelliatives, as it did not strike the evil at the root. He the only alternative. He took it so an isolated measure, se thought It was the duty of the House to hold oat protection its own merits, Justin/a by the ever-toting necessity, and to the maca w, takuent„ic of al l lo s gr a p d e, d em ag e ,„, i with the aide ding, that the women: that urceany dia. but they were mot to omit may morass to Omen • more per. *Preered? this oheeeleell "lute (for inch he nel•altall It) maoeat state of prate in freelsnol. He agreed with the No. would also disappear. H. gave the Lord Lieu:tow hie Earl opposite, and mitts the liable Marquis at the bead this weapon to pet down inserreetion, and he did of the Irish Geranasent, that it would be • deagermas ex. sot conceive Is doing so hr was paying say compliant perimest to return et once to coestintineal law, sad that to the Executive Power. It was said to be necessary, Ibis ltw was necessary foe obtsinlae temporary lealattlelllity i ra nd ell h ai e s a gr ob eed eem:ou l?a la t ohfa it tceou w illi a , s .decon n ei t ie ves , Er th t erre . Noc H ebo ad tkucu it us ti t er: hat he was rapidly convinced that permanent trainaillity could illy he insured by testing to administer law in the (Wellesley) , spirit of this Bill, sad teaching the peasantry of Ireland that not 'leftism! , as the Bull was a mesmers of sestaairf• Is they mast look not to the elemeacy of l b, Lou d Li catatiant , supporting this Bill lie was by so memos to be considered ea great as that clemency had been—not to the mercy of the teeing up any elision which be had formerly purported is °Seer, but to the law. He certainly should set °ppm° the . that Reese . The uslisltee"eeteet of /seised for • kV Bill, but there was a clause In it fur which he had sot heard aeries of years he did sot charge on this Gar. earnest, though any selisfactoey wirgessent,• ad @elm something was adduced madoubtedly the country bad net felt Oldie beau Geist COMO ler make him change his epinlea, be should is the Commit- "Peaces, which bad induced them to give their Parliament, tee mows to leave host. He mesas the Meuse which deprived though be thanked God they bad got aid of that engine of the injured party of the remedy esC * Jury. He saw no ob. compeer. ince ate Lord Lieutenant talked of eased of jectlon to taking over the Magistrates the pewee to call Irritation, so nen mold doubt that be was geeing his mitt., them before a Jeri of their country, and that they should opinion, as be had a right to do lu couespoodiag with his sheer they had exerrised the powers istrusted be *ea with Majesty's Gevereaseat here. He (Lord Ihmonglimere) geed faith, and aol fee the purposes of criethe and o p. tbeegist that meth ought to be done her trebaust,ert hitherto pression. ... she had got little hot hard kooeks (some of them' deservedh , Lord ELLENBORI)VGH meted geoevelly he the reason- no doubt ) The country was placed in a most unhappy um mien, and he theingiat that sufficient attestioa had mat Ingo which the Noble Marquiefkaao*ere) bad miditeed la favour of Ibis highly penal preseeeding. He regretted that bees paid to it. All that an individual like himself could •the Noble Marquis (frees when appointment be had eater- de, was when Committees were proposed, to sapping tallied great hopes) had mow been six months at the h el m o f these This meanreitherr fore, he supported, to give a elates the-Irish Guerrieri, ' and thongh be had seated in his die- of sestorng tranquillity to le . country. Se did ant tbist patches that gent sources of calamity and irritate.' causes that the Lord Lie;e ,seo treaet moment.t nik n iliha`lnietn ke k eliseellerseaother of discontent exalted In Ireland, yet so measure of • remit- • meas. "' at the dial Omni* hod been brought forward. If by the Next Srs- peace awe tranquillity then would be the thee to lock fur -sloe something of that mature was not proposed, be obould ade q uate measures to continue that desirnhie state of things. think himself bound by every considering* to do all Shut It was Any to declaim upon such topics. Generalities were Sue subjects for declamation, but when 'manners were was is his power to effect a change of Ministers, under the treated of, diffuseness wee out the fault to be complained si Son conviction that without such change any remedial measures could not be adopted. Na Bill promoting patroasge were introduced, it was paned The Earl of IA M ERICK comillered the Bill abeohtely corer as sot worth wain, whilst Bills like the present (trended • cupiess subject fur irefamatioe. A 811 %Ilia created necessary for the safety and protection of the loyal sad peaceable inhabitants of Ireland. He could speak of the patronage was of coarse not opposed by Goverment, sad peened, is oppositio• said little, perhaps becases it might be part of the constry web which be was neglected, and be of atimestage le themselves hereafter. lie did sot expect could assure the House that as actively loyal man could that the laud lieuteamit, before he was well warts ea bus move twenty yards from his house without being abet at. He aimed with the Noble Marquis (Lansdows) that it ems a seat, should be driven prematurely to adopt asy mason of • permeated (horse's/. tie must say, that, meting is the mrlaecholy eternity, bet that it was absolutely necessary to Noble Marquis always had on every great qesesens, web have resort to this law. It was a measure that could out manly consioney, be was astosished that the Noble Sail be effectual in the roil. The irritating causes alleded to by the Noble Marquis (Wellesley) must be duneaway with, (Derek ') sittnitd sa g his hopes were dnus e ed , hena " e hi ` Majesty had chows to appoint Mr. Peel Secretary of State, and three this law Bi g be repealed, sever again, he trusted, oad Mr. Geuther. tkermary for Ireland. Pima these appoist to be re-enacted. He was aded *at She Ministers, as stints the Noble Earl had supposed that the Noble Marquis ISM a lease, would apply themselves to the removal of tbe 'should dotage his opinions. Against each • (-hirer he ttelehaneesof the country , and the Noble 1311,011 . 1 (Elleu thought it was hardly ueressery to defied the Noble Mar borough) hostility eronld .bideed. Lord RE DESDA I.E ded dm Marquis IVelltsley qui'. Yet gives what badkis be (t en the eondeet one of the Amore Noble Ilarqve sienei! He haul to he Earl of De), th from say imputation aristag from his not having prepared / tale of the Catholic Lleims, his p , oey se have the honec r any remedial measures in the whorl period that he hail beta of delivering his seethmeutsia favour of that meow. Aloe M Ireland. He was assured that withiu the last SO years there eras so period at which the law bad been propel/7 ad- the V ert he had takes, It was a liqk harsh, because ha c ` sil not pt • Secretary of his own way of thinking to mkt I s ministered, sod that bed affected the chesacter of the people, wits about to change his opinions. Tlbt Noble Earl cue tied she character of a natiosi was not to be changed in a moment. chided by recapitulating the poiets on which be grosede l The Earl of DARNLEY said, be gave • most relacional kis support of the Bill. assent to the measure, the only owe produced during a See- The Earl of DARNLEY rah? the Noble East had wit. Ilion in which so much had been promired, and so little per. taken him. He had sever Wended to convey the shelties' formed. Whatever might be hie co nfid en ce in the t a l en t s imputation or inespieiee of the character of the Maremis and iateations of the Noble Marquis at the head of the Irish Wellesley. He had expressed regn t that at the time at Gowen 'latent, yet, from the appointments which bad takes his appointment other •PPoilluneols had taboo Omer hew Mare at the same period of persons whose opinions were which be (Lord Density) was induced to believe that wbas knows to be in opposition to ligr on one great point, he bad ever the Noble Marepoies opinions were, he would sot lave little hors that the opinions of the tioble Marquis would be the power of (*ryes; them into certain*, Married into effect. He thought Omit some explaeallors The Earl of ROSSLYN admitted that it was the dsty et ought is be gives, for the honour of the Lewd Lieutenant, of the Goverameat to maintain peace nod order, eat be muds the disgraceful seeem which tout plan at Dahlia tin the 17th doubled whe t h e r Ibis Bill Will efficient fur the purpose of of IM worth—seenta which, though perhaps intemted to peodociog peace and tranqiiillity. As he connived be raw an do honer to the founder of our liberties, yet were there fidelities , of asehine Oh a permanent measurla, he hail tea made use of f,. purposes of faction. to say ibis seueb, lest he should be supposed tacitly to bate 'lke Earl of LIVERPOOL said he was authorize d to say apPe•wed tet the LH. most distil/icily, that the procession which took place on the I Lord RODEN said the Rill had his enqoelified bet re leth, was contrary teethe wishes anti enderivotes of the Noble gement *seal, beeelloe in his opinion . 0 Weil" our a" Marquis. On that day he hid acted under legal opinion and likely to restore ran and trammillity to Meisel. e• advice, and would have been more - so cc em fmn out boo s thought that which was called Catholic Itarstacipaiiss was been for a legal dignity. Had any persuu made affidavit t tole, Ile Inetteented with the lenient lofts; hoth. ~Du ll that a breach of the peace-was to be expected,etrunger mow repeat what he held brier' ststedr that are Peet me" et t ' i. sures weeid have been resorted to. BM acting ender the mite of helmet was to be attribeted is the aberaten legs) advice / the Nob* Illitineeip considered the meet tete. "poke sot f r om so y theory,. bet by the tape r ...es of •beit tual 1111 was to lad nth steps at might (duce Wivifloilk • was riming behre•his (yea, where Gestknew welt resides' -•• k ' • so -.. . _ • - 1 Lavinia, Wilts per noes te;mestioa, Ea. 41 ~.. Res'. Dr. W. data& ... . ••• ass per Rev T. i pt i oin : ivtin, 71. Wi1t., per ,evSay lll4. 41. ',.. W. ..... ..... 13 7 11. J. Ricb4rds, A ev. H. Fillktitt .. IS 3 ditio 401.05..6d. Lawrence aid St. 'Rev. 1. Mathews, Baothamploa, ditto 6l. 11s. 6d. .T. Mears— 15 15 Re , . C. B . IIIWW, do. 47 51. 41. tolo. per do. 124 h Si. PatetArt. 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THE NEXT of KIN (if soy) of JOHN LIN DO, late of the SW lodia Merchant Ship Kest, detested, by implying to Mr. Owes, No. 3, Bell.yard, Doctors' Connsoss, tory hear of ocrinctbiog to their advan tage. THE NEXT.of KIN (if any) of GEORGE BAKER, tale of iha Illevekaot Ship Picket, &ceased, by applying to Mr. Owen, No. 3, Bell-yard, Doctors' Caninions, rosy bear of soisethiug le their advantage. a. %%a 71►