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Menai. ; Jrnerfirodamme Ilk qati -.7 a67 Lotto Mr. Manna g SireMarlidalli a Zi • •Seeletri Von Diet. TAMP,. Mr. Ilellsorp. , 4easy IMIL .110 r, Mn. Walk,/; Jane, Mose liamenewaloy.l .-ott t0...01 l ' Art* *WM on pa r ticular •Actatto),A 0 =1( i 8111101, traastated &roar the Freed ~...e IMO i .. IIItUNO ; or, THE SULTAN'S nybpormt: ..;) ) r . lashaliroane. Mr. Moly t•loorm.l.Mt a ldMder46l* g. .. W olu reseh emar j Pl e ep ai ll s e. purce lTdbjapare wo hp .• zz ood.sog re zzi tie Is Cow, by Mr. Witbiortio IMM . 10 11 littl, by Mks Oarliiiis; a Grim. II , ei• MIAs mid Mtn Smirril ; bold elleM Clift Ili l 14w ralboisrs. - t. •• , .rot... , .1 ire at 818, IMO ;be INAMMOIVOINOMMIe it • a GoollOr Wird SAW ' &Me. 4•.--4WilioMbleeli IL "Illrrieo al Nolt toil WAAL ~.. ~ Mit. MATHEWS again AT - frioMit i. LONDON! et the THEATRE ROYAL,. ENG LISM OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. eesameue lus meal Comm f LeciNre. on CHARACTER, MAN. . .NERS, sod PECULIARITIES, on MONDAY NEXT, Muds 11, with ENTIRELY NEW ENTERTAIN. MENIII, in ',hid, lee will ' , valiant THE ADVENTURER OF HIS YOUTHFUL DAYS! Ben Ogee epee (rum Ten till liner WEST'S N EW and EXTENSIVE ROOMS, Na. 14, Nsweess-•teeei, Ozilariletriart, are NOW OPRN, eesslainiesl4ll,, Pictures palsied by the Isis SIMIA- N'S WEST, Esq. Freeland of the Ropel Ae•Awap. Anon the 41 Nee Sebiseis it Ow peewee Exhibitiss see. "The Beath of Lori, Nelema"..—" The Dealt et Gesersi Mar"— The lode at La Hakgse".-asii " The Rawer of awarded Vow& Olkw freer the Taisahairt of • *wilt Aweless' ' ham, he. tr. Os view every 4.y teem Wia sell Am Ad softiies Is. CHARLES SMART, Istetetary. Pa 14, Wilmot street • STAYS AND 11111ent "ROBINSON Anti VISTIKIN 'submit fur 1.- dies' inspection their unique and fesbiosialoe Patterns in 0.11101111, warrasted to improve the shape, for durable weer, mid perfect flt, however difficult the ligure.—By the King'. Lettere Patent, approved by eminent medical men, siewly-iutreated Stays, that riiunieract, p I, sad mew, spinal irregularities, eery/ionise, sad deformities; relieve, supper, and cure persons awry, iavisibly making them per fectly straight and 'dispel), without any pernicious steel, padding, or pressure. Elastic Belts, which neve* corp s _ teary, vs.ci rat reimposes!, nontoliest hernia, lora' dropsy, siteugthen abitnnsiusl and dorsal debd ty, and .bat tom . fortalplet and efficacious support brfure arid after scomehe miemt, without uneay cusuptesaimt. &aye adapted for CbiWive. Country Ladies iiistructeil by letters to send sieimer.—Lesters most be post paid. Otmerve the names and direction, this ndrertisement be ing coutinusily copied by unskilful pretenders. 7, York atria, Covent Girder., Loudon, E YTON rontgratolates the Publi c on th e i r sue etas en the First Day of Drawing; • Graed Prise of $11,002/., besides others of 2.0004 haring bees hated In Shares. The Wheel is italestosely rich, alithoogh SSW Tickets have beer thaw., and customs FOUR, of 2 0,0.61. lad 62 tuber Capitals, all Sterling Moos, !,-.-No Sleek ?rival—Nu Class'. !—Next Day of Dragnet, NEXT THURSDAY, 14th MARCH, •hiso *SPOOL %LI be gamed #ry the First Deco. Prize. 2, Cerohill said Lombard-street. I T wee HAZARD soil CO. who Slsorcd and told es die Rost Day of D .1 No 447 .E40.04110 I 41 104 it MO 1 1112 - ! As NEXT THTIRIDAT, btf(RCW 14, I. iko Stoma Day of Deddriog, wirrie4holidot-leawn hiss ' witl Rave t 10;000 ! The Wheel is iwilletssely Rick:toe roait;os nue Prize,. of WAHL ; others of 2,00,N. 1,0001. kc. sod wet Two !disks i• a Prize. 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Mr. needfard, from the Treasury, lossoodol lb* esti. woe of all tamps repealed aad imposed MOM the serene,- Ohm of the late war.—Read sod laid as rho Oak. "h_."l/bo Trosero of Aids eon ; the SO MA& Eldlorrof Ills etll ; and the issrae, Tolman*, Ike. fidifiesitsll, sere riridaddip rood a third time. sod passed. „,,,.r BREAKFAST POWDER. The Marquis of LaIIaDOWN sand itle rose to Have for some papers w.thout hiving given notice his intention, but he considered they. were of t nature that the formality of notice might be waived; but if the Noble Earl opposite (Liverpool) was of a different opinion, instead of moving now for the towns, he would give notice. The sub. ject which he was about to allude to was one of great public importance. Prosecutions had com menced, and seizures had taken place, for manu facturing and selling what was denominated break. fist powder, on the ground that it interfered with the sale of ezeiseahle articles; at the same time it was only compoted of what it held nut to the pub. lie to be, the production of wheat, arc. There was to deception practised either by the manufacturer or the vender, and how it was liable to seizure he was at a lose to know. lie was of opinion that if wheat, ON, undergoing a certain process, was * wholesome beverage for breakfast, instead of its being put down it ought to be encouraged by the Government, as it would be a great advantage to the agriculturist.. But, constitutionally speak. ing, the power that had been attempted to be e'er. cised by the Commissioners of the Revenue iu this case was tantamount to saying that they had greater power.thau the Parliament. They were not math°. rised by the Legislature to set as they had done, and if they warned a power that the Legislature had not, it vas highly necessary that their conduct shouldbeisquired into. The Noble Marquis thee moved... " That the hialreettors rives by the Cosassissiosers of the Revewise to their petters, as to the erizwre of art:oldest powder seeds from wisest, Re. sad the member of proseew. Siam@ timt lad takes place for vesdiag it, aliosild be laid us their larriahipe table.—Os drred. THE SEIZURE OF ARMS INDEMNITY (IRELAND) BILL. The Earl of Lissaroos. moved the third read ing of this Bill, He stated that the former Act had expired is the mouth of August last. when Parlia ment was not sitting, and the Execu►ive Govern ment of Ireland had thought it was proper that it should be acted on, relyiug on Parliament for in demon, ; and he was convinced that there, was no man would raq, if the Act for the seizure of arms in Ireland was necessary. that this was the period it ought to be discontinued. Lord HoU.sso did not rise for the purpose of oppoong the Bill. but he thought it was necessary for him in make 'woe observations on what hail fallen from the Noble Lord, fearful that it might go out to the public that he and his Noble Friends, with whom lie was in the habit of acting, approved of the principle which the Bill was founded on. The Noble Earl had told them it was a practicable pert of the law of Ireland before the Union; it might be sq i but be could spot W. 1410105 it I. ...• .:..e • • ;.. —.....,..--. HOUSS Of COMMONS, FIIIIIAT, MAllite S. ..—.... AGRICULTURAL [MITRES& •''' '• • lAsql Scini.av preleelowl • Patitiute fras eselnlailismors *ad Illecypiem 4if• Mid in Ismeashire csaglisiedilhheti• makitio &owns. A • • 1 :., -, , .aamsußoa rouctfti. ro`Mr. Aigiciteitas presented _ N from 0100 persoiss in the town of Eilinbifthateario4 that the Bill introduced by the dos. Member for Edinburgh (111 r. Won. Donde+) should- as Peas into a Nes. The whole number of pertains _.sewed amounted to 12,000, sold she Petition had the thine days is g e t Si gna t ures , yet so street was the **ger opisosition against the measure. that even in i it space of ghat it recessed s,ooosignlslorne. , .me body ,__ m ined that Petition they would lied r , ..iiir.,.,..in,,d the *twist Weil of _owe ef the sat* ; pectable persons of the tarsi edieltioa iii Scat . r _, peranna who were the honou r - c ud ortiansents p their country, but as th e risme time persons who , F ad jltre doeiroas to act iis conigirotity: to the wishes ifh wi t Erl egifftof the people. The quarrel which Griatatit the entire I the Lied tacit os the tle..m.fo_l4,llf- _..otiltetiiii. Cut I ding . been detected, .. , Petit entreated the interference of the Home, foe ' already applied to the Lord Provost for redrees a ne4 their applications were treated with indignity as insult. They therefore prayed I he' protection of dee House. The Hon. and Learned 111111eaber misted that the Petition be referred to a Cellbarittee aid supported by Counael. PO , Mr. Dux DAS thought, as the Petitismensreetirely typos keel geettloll, it should beieferred to • Cuisine, up stein. [We underside! the Hen. netilme to say, but from the lore tone of voice% WAN he spoke, we mold not say positively] dent ehe statements of the Hun. Gentleman (Mr. Abet. rterwroby) were entirely exaggerated. He denied that the voice of the respectable portion of the people of Edinburgh were against the Bill he hod the bonnet of introducing. It was only by gentles ,e(to Radicals that the Magistracy were opposed: ~,Ordered to be referred to a Committee. i Mr. Assacsomse had arioalter Petition to pre. sit upon the same subject ; it was from the men. • thaww incorporated by the royal charter. It cent eisimed 300 signatures. A more respectable Duda! r..,,,„,,d not be found. The Hooourable Or. Dundee) *mad not call theas.ipestia. asse.natheal., for they were generally mippassdlte id al most all gentlemen Tories. They were; Wis. 'ever, decidedly opposed to the Bill, and he stilted feel grateful to soy Honopsuble Gentleman in skid House who would assist its opposing it, said is ob. tinning redress lot these - Wm had been so deeply injured. i • Sir J. NaweolT could' se agree with the Right Honourable G at (Mr. Delhi" 1 that because the question +geese of • Wei 11.1111110. , therefore it should be considered by a CeemetiMue up stairs. He was of opinion that if the obriaos ‘ complained of could be supported by evidence, it, was a subject that could never be considered unses teresting to the House of Commons,—(Hear.) il Mr. DUNDAS said, the details were so rows i s that it could not be entered on except iti S. Committee, and he must deny that the re.peo.. bible portal the mercantile interest were oppoentlen• l his Bill. 'Ffti , 1, Sir RONALD FBROUSON said the House 1110141, very well understand the question, although It 11411 !, a local one, and a Scotch one. When he assuled ! . the House that an individual at the head of ta. • lick was detected in gross frauds, and not only. tested by the Magistrates, but continued in would the House be of opinion that it was a to . OM worthy of their consideration ? Mr. Hums could not avoid expressing his sem proe at the confident statement or the Honours*. Gentleman ; a degree of confidence indeed he had never seen surpassed, except by an Honourable Be.. ronet. the representative of the City of London (Sit. W. Curtis), in speaking of the very Corporation if which he was one of the Aldermen. He did nit know what the Hight Honourable Gent .(141. Dundee) meant by gentlemen Radicahh'lllis. (Mr. Hucur) • would Pother at sny time,bett 01114.- ~aisu. Radical limo a pall:eau curntAitismal.-i•• to . L . . opposite s' deteeteg. ' The superissiendent of poling bud been blared charged with the freed now stead. bet he was dismissed sequitied ; mad he asked *Won of the House hut justice 'shrub, corned *paladin= woe to consider an ussconvicted IMO ON &trent& Lord, A. HAMILTON called open the• Noose to • watch Narrowly ill. Bill whirls had been testrashowed bb she attest Namara& Gentlinnsis (NnOaa. dos). The grammt feels had been conlosinisdo-• din anprnsien,lent of police had ben convictod of malyersistton. and of sigoing false accounts; hod that, he thought, should awakes the *usual** , asf the Howl. But hie feared he was sot Able 'wind lasiguage that could move, to the sited of dot Itillbe H.N. Gentleman oue ides of tualvenstionen.. ( 1 4 00 /. 114 ‘r•)--He begged the House efelliliars APost A molter of • such issportance„ Ohl Mateasests of Ohre Learned Lord Alia. Graelranaa (sir. Doudas), bat rzainimbeta MOW, cattfully, assd judge for tlesgaselves. ...pa 4E .0 ; ASURCSONST 111}Wid. a* . Abe edi 4l o -1 . to a Camatatte. ~ I. „:,. - 4 1 b •Igif 4 .BTOANT WORTLIIT gainestad thus pipe iimpta be fe blillissPleid •Ahlialuot the 1a iIIIMA . I ea tifelosealliatheg beim pundkood ky deinfatalsol. aPtaird so i . timi t sad instiquillity of Egli elleFVeleeM *old_ in asstored Ws. = ..._ of Advocates MCI big' ',lglid elm* a week op's, there were 112 preseat e imil 26 meted eery the.pfal vileges of the entire body. lthetuellio. avidllilinell that it was not surprisiag they itheedd, support Nee Bill. How was that meeting immemonedt 1 isimal li mode of summoning the faculty was by She Delo bet in this sestance they were 011111000111041 4 t i le WIWI" Mg ist of the Magistrates. He 1.. N st oocorred in the atement, of his Hem/4 Lareedinead ( Mr. Abercsomby). ii: 4 l= doubt that all the charges mold be by evidence. , . . Q•dered to be referred to a Committee. . Mr. KINN EDT presented a similar Petition from tenors inhobitouts sod Householders in the *anthers idislricte of the cloy of Ediaburgh ; and another to the same effect from the Advocates' Clerks .is ;Itiltablugh.—Ordered to be agistrat to a Cow -1 ssinime. . 4 • ,, C1 ul . . Si, RONALD FNIODSON irimptid a similar Petition signed by 40 Advocubmant Abe Scotch fiery individuals who possessed aloseeistil the *WO= • tie,. sod legal knowledge at the • Bart they that the Bill might nut pass into • law. The Hon. Gestleasan presented another Petition .feerl i g Corporation of Tailors, preying that the the exception of out clime, At ia" sstAppols.• • 1... i, • ~41 ..•,. -,,,,,,,t Ossisreci to be referred to a Committee. ~, t • . , MA &aim presented a similar Petities him Are Aleaspany of . Manus end six Other united ,seglgeriimed to be referred to a Conti dumb . int, f.:-..,.-0., . 11111 H AFFAIRS. OU S. Rtcs said. that in the early port at A . Seim he had expressed his intention to give ties of • motion for the repeal of the. Irish wi 4 tax. He had learnt since that a similar in ' had beat espremed by as Hon. Member oppeellek l who we. better qualified to asenege the solo** , He bad rest plectron in hearing of the willatgoesp 1 of that Hon. Gentleman to undertake it, apd.ilmp , could *abed hire spy assistance or iuformatiew ;41 bringiog that very tatiortrtent subject before tbg . House, he would be most happy to .render his Perri vices. His present object in rising was to move foe papers, to &reducing which he uoderetood therm.. would be so olieetian. He mooed for accounts di all the taxes which had bees take, off is the ktet• tee years in England, stating the gross ausousts elfr each collected in the leer preceding their repeal.. a similar return for Ireland; accounts of the oak and spirit duties collected inireiriasi dining the last 1 seven years, distingeishiog the anumet of eachlelas e r and the charge of collectieg.--Ordered. .1 , 1 . i . SANK OF .IRBLAND. r Mr. ii•IIIIILY moved for accounts, to pridalo.l jog which he was given so medenteed that chiscal wool be no objection. They related to the illesk:l of Ireland, and the purpose was to bring bekrettre. consideraliou of the Hesse the high retreat lamest • paid by Government to the Bonk of lrelaMi4er4 the management of the public debt, 1 , Ces = with the rate paid for the seem servicelo On of Engl and. iee) The foram. Os we weilesssabithet Hon. ber) received %00a spew a osillistootti the tronsectioes of a Imo or Mamie, ' or sorer- vice of the kind ; the latter S or godliest, tre i the SUM which was tie basis al abeirommelissrs . . , . ~. •. a 1 )Ar171441e-- / O ..., ...:, tri .„ vil'it 11 ' .6 ! 7. '"' ~ ... ---- , ~.. ~..; . . . • •,..,. ... • ~. ,d • ....,.. ,11 , ~ ~.. ... . 0 . . _I ‘ 44i . A , • ...ow. i. , ,•., • r. :,... sc. ( 1,401 , 7 ea A • tedirravoitiait ~....4.. ..• .... . • • lllWBlRffilgllrr 22=2rb ''. . - • . - --...- - __ _______. _ . _ .._. ___ LONDON, SATI.Iiii)AY, MARCH 9, 1822. • • --• ... d , '''•—• •-.;. i-t - 4 . 1 wr"• ' ' . • Nraittru 6019. - - • RANK 60 ENGLAND, TOIIOIIIIY Is , MI. lis a lew which wept in less thins to dieir (Ch )—The di ff erence between consoled "mo used to ni rmft.4ricii-itor..l„, Dropd.r.s. 1.1. K.. 111 SATURD.AY. March 9. Ilr/HE COURT of DIRECTORS do hen* I the aliole people of Ireland, which was directly .ietlw, thee, shit -one lived by their own este' the wiltwa. -Ho contrary to the basis t i free governmi•nt phonic! other lived spun . the inda.try .f others. Tits .0. T H I S EVENING , his Illsjoity's Nemesis will prefers j yew NNW% of the Irws of this repo- lived bon the public museum of dell . ,That thee will wasithwo to wash aa7 %moth, sr dot set on end woe in she . „ mil, __ o - me -, - is _ N a a s .. De in- Tray of amisod osoi wOO% tree of gooses. me Imams try, and it proved oho! %he Stit years mine the to melte the pablia money be applied le tlWpfar- loafed, Ow P THE BEGGAR'S C / PFA tA • a , TOLD ans d tow etym. .. 7 of the l i dWrlltal punte r the ether endeavoured -of Ireland. du Nr•eh Csoraio Mat M .. ia_.. s.wr ir.i.. .i 1...... . Union with Ireland . I I • Mr. GAlite• TIP", Mr """" .. 7 .---; . 101 kw ipso 34024/. ars appateattee Wee mode le Ilia people of that cooniry P.M for lei it nos inieoded.—(Hear , Isear.)... meted, the ri r d. . if Irol4k • Lary Or" "'l' 311° eilide•c us isim poop' to the tar Aped eres s . lAA sl s say m o ss e: had not been let into as,„. pie; so i thatii, Ili t '!) of ohs Constitution of Would the Right Honourable Gentleman ' tkey that . doe% if any. pievienely paid era 124 Mask if E0214•‘. . 7 , , the empire. ' the frauds had been committed t! He had sees hiss. alteration. and C." 1.11 obit% Mill lio) s Petit Ceonely s card a. serr, Ileala4. The Bill was that , the third time and self the signature of the individual alladodekt ati. Mr. Gaiter ler LOVE IN fIUMIILE LIFE . . ~,c l“ s by Mr. Caere, Oh. *I - - 11 "'"It • TIM dog were poblialsed,Sietwa — Ed:tus« - e - WW*lll- fir Importation of ' - Ireland ) Bill unread Po • t w aclot es dto lobe masters. and set that memo pea* . Bauk of heist The prieespal Os eonlinoeil in office he the Lord PreweetlMlSl - issanalleascot 4 Ile. kaight, sod Mies , , gook. P LAIN REAN4)NB »by po.LertcA t. , POWEII shook& ant be asesl44l to PAPIST& the th.'rd time'liirl the glsgistnites, and the (tight Has. GentlaHlas .had heels Prot Tv coiselede eith Ike Arne Gunk Operatic Biandisstic paw, tenni By nA SWIM WIX, A.M. F.E. sod Ai. • BEGIVARING Of DRUM (IRELAND). (Mr. Dundee) tolled upon the Howe lemmata it was returned au SO I[l%G or LITTLE BRITAIN. /rowel 111, Mariliolorsew ale Los. •.. . thing at all lot ' ' ails, Mr. Knight. Co. tam": Printed ter F. c sea J. . 111, k.otidi. CustioaLLus said i.e h e .' received • theme above% A te ,,,,,,, Mr. Radii; Rea , 4l _ _ . 111 "logos% U. Peal's letter from the Nubk p a il (Illesinton) who had The LOBll ADVOCATE said, that what the melees returns of all c '11•°10ds, Mrs. Blood ; MOlll4llBlll, 111.11.0 fief• a be Chawb.raed. sae waserlita.plaea, Pali.owel. giveu nonce, that he*triiio present a Bill this day of Ate question before the House wave or of .ibe .I shie to the B. br 1 Imo Id Mr. &Awed, ia Ike lbws& I Mar la • , lIIILSONIII TRAVEUI aoil POLASIOIIIIIIII • ' to their Lordships fArri* halter regieiretion of Awn Bill., es individual eau Id moderated *freek Jive') falsest elk Theatre. for the Seemed Ellslos , .'' .' , ' , 0. , et' * Dresis in Ireland; eel ',etyma soriy to state that the Alie diatratisiow shot lied taken place.; anis reel .•Itltro the yea Mr. 110•2100. Id 1100 d 'woe 6 6 ,110. 4 . 4, amolc.” . 41ii • the west )tad of I. Tows.file the mak" d0P•01 2 / 4 1 a. , , so paikkiv by Naomi ab ipmeg l i p ‘ .. averi , a . 14 9 64 eie tifel i r,„ n ,,h e i nii ,a his sole note of caseation was this wheth e r wield made on the Aimee Wines beltimitse eir NA Lowe a _ -::• k.• ,:• . . - . 0 . M. . , ~.........:.i pir f kit - 1 0.1 2221 ( 014 0.6 0 1' 1 1,11/Matilissitiffsed.. -. , 111141•Ahludiapomimi.dhihnniairs ' •14410,01-Mattult /Wpm Owns see be assailed it 414 11,0110 41, 4 4" ~ . _ . - 4 ' ' C•flalifllillogre, Of leave them in the iwea..ir !owe or Poillido to * Illadirow, a shaihis-Olivr. --,,,.` '' • WITI2O lis , . IIIeLICITONV,CERTIFICATE BILL. • • who aseastard them at present. In fatlt,lt wad the debt.' It "as E. suoior, sie b o weeeems.:..miltrest sad T• 0140... efts • . l iß i tiv i n i i t w ic e,: -, _9l. The Loan CuAucst.Lsi mfthed the oreowd. to Tepreday, lie Prune. or Tlir /stow" Vows. n __ ' eilltwed. l''''' $* reading of this Bill, which he stated war to unbend belt if the C"'°°°9"°°°e's to "hi)* Pine ts"d° from his "6" oe Thershy, The s a g b e se t -..w11i Ilionsei la 0.7- I. POLAR IPLIIIIES aid LAPLAND CIIVIONS, esti. a B i ll w hich b e d p o . s , e d I m o S ess ij ut so m o ose h a d b een intrusted. )hat all the agitorioo had se. of England re . . . Weed la the Tor e se? Hreessltiek sod "' v as' " aa a" Ad ' -the I . r crib' *t . Mid eirnid% The city of Edinburgh had bad sew- a mullion. the dos. • tme Or„yoantousg Ci es to Wortley, • smstaires of Pier Rastas Woes. with 34 Copperplate Es. .. . s i ewa i m . mom of the system *lnch was endesveured to be I million- rmitA TRB-RSTAL, COVICICIteA NUNN. wines; prim b .. plain, seal scot mium , d , he r_ bimid , sionritora 'QM- their * talmillion into Ihe pr s 20 , m . the wawa Bill „, 60 m a r nece i sao so seceeet . ,o 1 i wowed, until it was pot as end to by the Bill Sir J. Naar THIS EVENING, SATURDAY , )Meech S. : g6l / 4 B. THEODORE, or THE CRUSADERS; • Tale fir - the engrossing Clerk hotring admitted some words in introdiced in lilt, winch was rattled .f.. -more fairly 4he did is 4 Will Ise used ii4Mi bissr) • env Opts, called Tull'. Br Mw. Hollsael, with 24 Itsogray.oo; price he. l b * feeler A c t, i pphi c h side it - • t 0 i,,,, 0 ,,,. loudly . thin any meassre be ewer knew. Bence it ought to . ' . MONTROSE.; • . plate, sad Is W. coloired, ialt-bosiod. nat . into a Ilite..--Itead a then Edinburgh had enjoyed .• system of poke of Ike Irish Bs ' Oar, THE CHILDREN OF THE VIM 1. The STORY TELLER. • Caliectios of OrietaatTllllfl4 . •' armor; Exit i , unexampled. he mi g ht- m y, f or e th esane y. • G rou . the condition. elf IM„ gorm lo, wemor; Ent a 2100 ,4111 4 Mr. oiloststed is Irma the T.. 19814111 Died tea love of Religion, Adjosreed. denten oppo s it e s h ou ld wet MO t h e e k e o p out million, al 11) ,r,.d ; Asews Illseselay, Par. Oise.; *woo Mandy, ahastity, owe 11111111.; price 20.2 d. . __...,,.....—. • .• ' l.n . d.parooss. who were the honou r - *ta d r n) , ARMS OP LORDS. Fatuai, Mahal 1. of these citesstru but as the ...we time pe were dasiross to 'pet lib Cisesßprority . to t rill/Rah Lordship. Epee at tea o'clock. - - el the great mogg-ef the people. The quad ktr 1: APPRaLS. ot prepeat resoled, .and had catered such a I I 14"4"g in a T Arroincir Omahas, APlPiellist' h Commissioners hoe betweea the Commissione aid I illih ease 11:1"18 as Appeal keel ilis Mi. .11... t the ee l'' , 14 gm of of the people on the one side._ and i y otr. Me. liviahlaagee was bawl la reply %ribs AppellauL Prevost. Magistrates, cud Town Count o..sz e paerpowed. other, oeiroated in the detection of the 4 1 .111061 lose ..111diessam fkeperwhaL . , App i ohuhre eta sholleileallir-falbe ail affielt' awl ihe dwell& et dlll CMS if they of tdissburgh. He p edged himself Reeboweer (InheiL dence would be produced b. fore the Cua Mr. atolls our heard for the RespopapnL . . prove that the most flagrant abases and d Farther amanita' postponed. II .;.....I• ..`---trr p e cul a ti on , h a d beets detected, and the F Mr. Ifoodford. from the Treasury. anaanded tho seed. - • -- r4l4 r9t t ktr.....`' X , 4 ' r 41$ • It3j 4 . S ; • "r'N'7373. * .'~ ' a aa '‘' t a Ponce 7d. IM ~~ 41 Ei t• Inure thin sixty inilipAas,thqs):34l944l.l' He moved fur raccoons* sr 4Ar • 414 r. debt due by Government . theßastk • distinguishing the funded frog the eta- • periods at which each portion nos con rates or interest arced. ra, the sari.- . ia thou, rotes. with the periods of and the rates now paid. senesit.„ in fur from understanding the Irelaud to receive 4.000/. a rodlion.for the t of the trigs deht. by a paper whir), produced on his oration Avis yarn op, lunged that the Irish Boirk.fieentred,ao- • I for that service. His MOP 'Mk* cote matins or churfiro e at PI" Batiks of &lewd mud jr teepee. • atiangemeot of the public debt Year aiding 4 APtiL The ,otion,w9 4 • ath tlf rot Ike Illmilmvosetai .1 the public see with greet surprise that he b r e e d Heateuiebk Friend, that while the Sagk received n. emote deo 330/.ew ipp/, • Irish Bank *eve 51,0004.5 a Newroat said, that. to Judge the ems um wean to reflect on the frith Beek) be reutenthered that the charter Book wee remeed in leoe, elidlhet is of renewal were, to lead die public oue illion, and to undertake the simulgessisfit 01 the public debt, without making soy charge , fee it. HC would nut say that these erre jest arid fill' alt. ditione to the Baugh of trebled, but obey bed, birth „the conditions on which the cheerer Iwo essatislail Mr. PRAIRSK said that there could he eft • eon between the situatiou. of the Booki , end Ireland. A custom ithicb..o 6 4 11 4 mend, had taken piece of late tit : lam. of Ei.gland as bele, too well, slew fee Government ; it trefi/llr e t• same partial, that the Beek of r rt4a7 ',- thing for that service for which nut . 1 4 4 1 0 (' es land wee paid too well. ..lt was mg/ by 114$ citrus ematruction that each an avereseet he assiatained. The feet was that OW Sig •tif Ireland received 5 tier cwsit• NtAfausgS" Res Goverom £ , ent—the Beak of#; would be found to slake the 41 ,Hog, Mover. He spoke of gig . • „ not of the public detp, specific mode of payment,. Jut ogland gave the public Imp 04 fiw ;tat _ WOW transactions.ions. 111 he cow" , ' , Wan years they had gives up *demi 40 Os Mee lic in throe patimpoqiepe Thick Await! eticeai;to itto • • * • %WO . 11.1 1 0 • ovs,o m. He.. Aberdeen, becethre;#e me.* bare caliasth.lifi. • bends brsidee—(Lorighfrtp-Aat he . aintillk. alike no allowance fur such'. statement emethquarillgul Hos. Member (Mr.. Greaten), who ieseCAW• known it to be as mien devastation ef the .iseer, and that the terms paid to both gee* teem. considered, eqsiwalent. As Di10,4 0 ,4440=[ his interest was snail—his whole. that esucerii being only milk ' iest far a • He had sever altered the meant 0 1141141 , 01 in thirty-five Peen so which he j o wl*. ~tad wish the Batik ; but as relief:bane bed berethemen • on the modem of the Directors by tholageraNfte (or p,„,,,,,h 0 gt 0 ,, and others, be naiesloweet i t he weld rother take the ountion of Ow Solipbbofders than of any theorists .r speculators... foistinf ea- noel, which 'eight de ; well 'enough-10 talltiolentr. but omelet **bud,frok a. pregtaccht 4balllonk u, emitting bellieete• moo. Whet egleldillgAh• situation •of •the ,ask, ohs it .woold beer famine of the credit of the weentry. had.* linialt.ektalilit theory or speculations ? He sea manic - fat %t kinds of ieetinnenylia aseemiegriat the Beeli e • ever cuooerned foe the,,erlikociestorosta, 104 okays °hew* the ale" hottest ite4 OMAN irielleatias.thado what was right and 'odl. faiths actuary., .Their anxiety to preserve thneeedit 044 mid stribeeither countries of Europe ninth bead Wee in ear Whetter. mut best proved by thalfigh admirserem espeereed in every part of Lb. .C.Oohnesit, We reeled en the general conduct and principles of that greet notional establishment for the dehisce of ell charges said in eioltkotions which could be urged agoinst it. RICA EDO considered the conduct of the bok of &Joked as p 'abject votively, open. to his aeiptiidertaioai whenever deatight. before ehe liotsse. He hod newer queetioned.tha petit, of the. men tine, of tbe bask 14)wentere, but he maietsieed that they had placed es is. the weskit( .dolliceitier dung the period from 1797. At the time .01 Pale' ing the Restriction Act, they bed, for mai of un derstanding the principles en whith they. used, Wood great quantities of paper. mod ceased It most onwholesome. interference with ell .the af fairs of life by she greet stteruiioo.,iii the value of motley. They had goosed die coneary the greatest difficulty in getting bask to the leaser standard, by drawing in the paper currency; and 'ism 1819. by their eagerness to procure 404 to return to cosh psyterats, they had osseterawrily subsumed that dating,: TIM was proved by their medium. to loud Garrevireseet tome narkliene of specie for the pariah relief plan, which at.awite4osef • faded that they bad get tiered. ternses.thavniecti rears then MN necessary for.theiessoafeare o 1 0Wie it wee polarises t h at by so alai .theriltitilsaneed I the gender .part of the deem" wlsicM wee tem we evilest. Ewen Dow he wee nestmeoed: tint Unripe rectors knew not•obat Ober. mum . show, anct were uueoqueisk-d with Abe en which . they iprepowed so proceed. if they thought to reser bar obittlier in pepes ter, rehire the mow hite wee quite sum that Prey weal larorobsoik militlint the country weeld inotl . ebitaiate4teerb that ewe. sibieb , nowt JAsew go ob Ma antssue elerlikO# the speeeletieereeesehi, theorist, e. • peatietti MicOni 4masatelijillgelr • •11••••1•••410. 11 , 4 ;11.. i t . •ts Mar ' Oil ' ~.