The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-06-17 00:00:00

- ,- , evi. 4 ' ,_ •• - •. 4i X. " " agitated suite af' dm • the people had to edmefitektt • w thrt,auty , of ' sze t ~ Govertnueut to a ff ord , 'Yrn,. it. was..re. spired spoor evident ' . ithere/beet to the '. ne r Ivarracks in the aretrossolis..otlwq the new out !. a. complete tlw Partition-ain't barratek would 'be,e• given up, so that there would 'be enly, an ultiMate oagnientation of one. The Mews. barrack was merely temporary. end he could. a t aure the liaise that no increase was made which could posisildi be dispensed with. 31r.'llowit complained that the scenunta skewed ' there weve 97 barracks upon the re‘oliar esialtlisli„ meat of the country: autLeatt stkitit..it , *etc called . fur, which. though staled to afloa t wit 4 1 litearpo rary e xigeocy. wino still• to be met.. by a permanent experolitstre.—( I lettr, Isesr..)-.-k was elan extra. ordinal,' t o li's't iti it barracks were to be erected in pl ac es s o iree the mistake that had fed to them passed away. . Far nortatiii, at .11,i'liclirster. a new herrock was lobe erected at an expense of ‘28.0 00 /. At Yolk, he imagined, there squalid be the same ex pense inclined. Then there was a barracks at St o ckport. mile six miles distant from . Marselrektee, which cost 3,000/.; and at Oldham. ehlf four otios e off, another which was to cost 50,000/a If' this espenditoro were re got on at Boroley and the orighbonshood. they , might aa well et once build barracks in every 'tenth. The Hon. Member then alluded to theespeoata of a similar' kind at • Car lisle an d Gl a igow, and also Altiiidatotie. lie -cer tinily should vote for the ollteudieeuts • Mr. ARBUTHNOT repeated whoa his Right limb. Friend had said, namely, that the state of the country, not the will of Ministers, eallerftw this augmentation. But still the Ilottie said bears in mind that after the ware. great reductiosatook place in the barrack department. Barracks calculated tot hold 60,000 in;.. were reduced. Ile elm assured the House that a long correspondenee look - place 'between the local outhorities and GovernMentlklo fore ally new barracks were comeenced. Alto,. the descriptions of persons appointed. certaiill,• not within his time were such as hail bees meow iioned ; the sopoititments were generally' Made from reduced officcrs, who were C o nsidered drisery . . • :tug objects. The appointtnent s went Grade yet by the barrack department, butt the Treasatry. . .. • Mr. ACHIRCRoIIuT saw no ream* to jostify•saltia -augmentation of expense. 'What had hem. veitlib -support of it by the Chancellor of the Exehermer.: must indeed be most appalling to every aoflemiag roan in the country. His oho -mainly moo 160 less than this—that such was the complete alienation of the people, that no safety was to be f ) tapktd, but in the construction of barracks all ever the V# ll , ll t.fry rl nut that Government ailli'it, hat that ifTs footed 'upon theta by the people. Mote{*Orli it aitteisient; front such authority. he should only Say 1 , 0 it .1.•11' l the greeted reproach which . coiald beau ty Ma the': *louse. How could they patiently •Itellilloit• Mr ' great anti alarminga change had taken pt4ifitli ew minds of the people of this country, vitevtielilf" quiring into thecaase of tire change. altedueucti r .prospect was held nit of the blessings bflidette,..: f after the heavy sacrifices of the cOnotry ?-ITHenr.i The CIIANCHLLo a of the Excl/INVIR et*Ofermfe l that when he talked of the preveleuce ortlisirffkle lion, he meant to confine it to a part of driespeoplei in the metropolis and roattufactoring - ditoricilerdfd. the country. It was to pretest the loyal - 91011st' the devigus of such a portion of the perride.eiltditi the additiouid barracks had uttfotionotely `Sottoekii Ile -vasory. a • • Colonel DAVIN, thouglit s 'atili little% Hy, Wt, sity existed, wouddin, not stn a ial 'berfiCkers' . irkiett -• r er answer. •• fl Mr. CA t.c It Awe differed enthadFaitk the 444 lion. Gentleman, as to the cause of the erection rf these lorracks. Th e ne c e ,si •-- t y for them was emitted by the refusal of Government to inuaire,,qato the distresses which prevailed. /ill blame was Isiden the people by the present Ailationtratiou.,oritboot Looking at the effect of any of their own wets.: If a proper awl timely inquiry had been set oa foot, • this augmented barraCk expenditure, in a time of .profutiol peace, osighl have beep llheielitt4 l . -131 it iusteatl of inquiry, the p,oputir T 4iet.,*ai i 4. J i g; 1 silenced by coercion.—tHeoe, ewer, Aeer-p-aa , admitted that the loyal part of the comanually 1 arra their property might to be adequately Pria tected. but why not also inquire ions •the alleged : gnerstires of the people I —I Heanf —l3 11 t GO VAMP. ', went talked of barracks as a nark *tem mattertail course, sod 110,0001. was to be'freva stitedirrediftd :ion to the other large items . loi. thir 'brisk" 4.40 i i fUblicscraice. Ile hoP•id. .&.)411;114,1.' ';i'imiil "IA li taken up on a contort -hegira*, !acidic, sad elblii she 1 Srolloli avoid not be *offered to peat uestarseldilltt 1 an Inquiry into the state of the - eOttutrlll,olo , Mr. W. SMITH coneurrtd id 'the' mitiaiiititaff Ins Hon. Friend who nal • bit 'ow lien. anti mud.; that in a constitutioual 'lint of view they* gcalde. were very objectionable. He did not aliill)ttiMil pate Wale present Monter, any desisi' 'WAR. !Ait • by a standing army the liiterti cs I ,Y.' t ,ti; view/ adt . I but he would say, that the tte r • of , he' es; would materially operate in •sot.. t . times e ' lt t i c? hi re' .s people in their resi.tan" , • t '' the establishment br . '. l '" 5 1 )(1 4 Pcl w eri.' ol P utd ( 1 1ar.) 7 .... - T "4 9 '''' - dti be . ever at lAMI .I'ied. Itsw,aa , in tk t iir.ll , r ... suede uow sal kaA ,lie f ilatly , id is Or e 1....... 1 ... elpeldr , , Coe co nstry , easedelOtema t h coot. . ..ott of bearing_ there. krt ;tier eip•„, .?., e au j ; ....tea, nevertheless, that ,they . - eaght 'i•olt ut, • . a egarented . without previewiiiquiry. 'l . 7ert . • Abe assertion of anonymous bialtulfwitei nould wit jellify radio/Pea in voting sachet' expeoditure.' i Mr. AIIIIIIIIIINGT expl a i n s:A. Mr. Cagexeci insjuirel liowA l i vipefietA dint itte hen, of tcmott, tor p.-seg:.••,• , . in this iictretun.ent. and sinoloa t:' at of ~.-; ocii!..a . leaf each to two ft.. t:red r a irrack..sia•ters ( Lelt:Ct), Iliirbigl nave found their way tarn the. %Why migrates instead at' the tratack k teeessiet,'? lir r% was 64, a • day:mat sp . want, to each Of two retired Baryetckslaretere G. - urral, While le beuttioent-Gerwm.! smlistwolicee after hod service, did not erree , ed, 14% Ai. pet: diem . Siirely these account' ought why jatilver rosiuited 1"d" ' Mr. ARBUTHNOII explain/ad Itiat thme.retygOitilw losaisees wage grouted previous to the einsblidusto 4 of the barrack department as a separate head of iceanstit. The one pension, was foe the retired Barrack-master of Ireland. hail ate, ember fart it mmilar officer in this coutstry. •• - • Sir Ha Pmussm. oemilidatted a th e P ialliii " witch prevailed to the barieck expenditure is Ire land, awl inquired why tt war not let-forth iu die -- 7ml7f lst; :24$ ." • ' f I • . fT .-Illefoirrlit ItiVi OM Alit gibe Trestall6oll sentries weer eiseertilited.. eni/34040e::tgelieti, hiietjam that branch.! itd) , Iteiti, iiiid` eon I'd in 6 day or two 44 4. ant was the Assaf Prailriett.' by the Chief . . secretary' for rattans. . ''. • , 7 I TheCHANCgt.LOR or the Excmettree.' in ineset ' Ott a question respecting the' triplet "is - or *rrici IA t tlst dims hetwen the ituiti iskii4iiwitiothltracks tis accommodate the same udieltiit ctfls l en. replied. 'thAt the price necessarily eariej leeloding to the . o rjoility and site of the ground.' . ' Mr. WitsoN• (one of the city Member.) cam.' planed that it via* too south thil Inmehee M t 1...11.. Omen opposite to attreoute to Osprey iiiii rot snit :41 of the evils which mipeessed the country. without admitting that disaffection bid any serious weight. They certainly admitted the existence of 11101:11 dis tress, and it surely of nel'Smfifi followed that in creased energies week calledlur to prueect the r .• petty of tbe WWI, from being injure.! by those who were impelled 'by ideate's, or any other cause. 10 comifli .acts*of outrage. The langaisge ton often used by Gentlemen opposite. though Ire' {weir not in) intended. was certainly calculated father to efftct any thing than to assuage the exist. tug feelings of the people. 13c certainly tentwotl conliartace in the assertron of hi• Majesty's Minis-' tern, tkit tins increased expellee was trecireary• lVere the 11inistry composed of the Gentlemen op. • piwite, • he would place The same emili,letice in as Mficial . aseertion spoil such a subject. :As long sa the filiniairris h a d the confidence of Portouseut, so long aught they be credited on subjects of this. kind, own, their proper responsibility. 'Mr. f...:at.CRAFT disclaimed ally Bosch .buidency in the InnDiage he was ist the habit of using, as the 11011. t4ensleinati imagiired. tie had nu greater Irish then the Hon. ()smokiest, , to agitate unsiecesir. tartly Ilse feelings of the country. A plain state• man had been tirade Oust 15,0001. was to be paid fur building an - additionsl barrack at Glasgow, to contents 3411 cavalry, - and 38.000/.' wee charge) for the prior acessessistletion at Ltedis.: .Tbere was nothing inflammatory- is *skiver ;eswereplanatiort upon such i ' a. It was [Weil , arty to enures' tiers* wain... and lie hoped • they 'would continue Is. c_ nowt i Item in the MDR I•Roseir•tlery were recur- , tooted to alo,--(llear.i . •' ' ' • 1 itlr, A r.c.trnis oT ettpleitte !het ,part of the ex• prom. at (i 'Hip" Vfle 44414 :•si,illpe spilt, A inl the t•-tutii•le Merely coolsiond "tisk the . Treasury had to dam,. I . 31 r. A oFitcsonne end- fife:, BIIONIIIII% repeated their complatios %Omit thig.eugniented.braoch of the public expeittlitaer; iterkthe fatter osi4 he would persevere .in proposing SRAM aniettilmeab that the ongmentett grant fee the new issreickshe omitted. Vie CH A Nelll+ll.oll of the €.IcMIQUIR, to reply to :in observation ing she herein:kart Burn ley, said that a .par r ro W ie eutectic troll coutrtbuted c by the nitighboefhiene ' ' The Rouse thee' ifilritled,'Arbes the Dasibete Wert —....4••.-..t, For Me. Titiniett's isinsteletsec,.. Agates* /1 4ii •ii 4i14:611044••• 4 4 ••• • 4 4 11 Majority ap1eg,13,4...,... ... 44 • ... ---. The original Reeolistisibstros dug C 0 1 6 1 0 14 . •. •I. Os one re-admission le the gallery pp feripil . . „.. Mr. A IIIitiTHXOT preposios that at Ise 11 1 1 1 4 Veil ceeditui'ts.ooo4 be greeted to defreg.l'egelipinwl of maionssoing sad .repairistg prilil6,lloQ4ll!**ll/14 cOastof . Affirm. : He rsplaioed, Oat thaf/ 1 1140)Pt 1 teutlence of these fertilisat i ons tililln ittss Illtejesseha of Govetimeent. itteteatkAilleitle. M. hel‘Wfirr with the Airiest* Compst i p:•: ••.. ii i . '.•• -.- '.' ii Mr. 'iVil.. Strata Was gtoa Oral siria-ls;safer had taken• place, tot he believed that• the ittrito is the way they were 'previnosly kept, were sky 16444,110 t a ',Wei:tient - of the coast *would slave torthirs. , The') llou. 111eivilwr then quoted the Report. of Sir G. Collier, the naval co iiiii sender ow the African *S. lien. to shestrilre ormolu, of making tin. Inspirer. The liesolstioid was agreed to.. . • • • Mr. 'Abitititinoe nest pronsresed-Re Tint Wiiiiira oat meewheig -13111.14111• be greased mile fele die, eremite of Ms Cuotalimaisioessanstiale4 lii...bis essodrl.oerd 1 4 4 . Idtel,.faitefill Majeey to Bel l OW claims of Spanish subjectsyrirs erode were lakes! by BM , Ottleerte. -•'" • N e t • ' .... • * if *1 The p 4 t p,0,1.0.4.0..r.eit.fibiA ihe'proteeditigs of thin 5: - iseritsieeiris 'were in 'efoiet itoriftnitrity with the lonvisie‘we set:lttel4riarty• entered .. Into !jets Spirit. fir the etniftibeir Of Doi Stave Trade. 'stoop rim:' illiOg_tati iss4i4iseityriii' tli'llisitiii tsf tk, ist nett su h• leetri, 'spa* iieatat' titre cititiolaillre carilying os -' 115,:-4LtniniNaion Reid; that' many of Mc -vireos 44 44 Art ;Oil (iiriasissionors had th remedy vitae Mon !lie jOieritiste . _ &it'd ttegle4l which had take*. plate .it the 11164:shy. The instractinsis' emit -fie, thenite wear, lie a sserted, fousednl atiowliill . Athol 1 'ateattit7uetiost of the htwoitllil , AnW MS lite/0144041W. atmiee Ilse Portuguese *love-shiris 44elt AteMir l willed in 1814. though frond t hat period. to the vrraent moor not one shilling had been rreoveresl,• and they •wete now called anon to vote 300,000/. occasiorivd solely by the oegligence of the First Lord of the Admiralty. in issuing Unpile; ardent. Mr. WARD ('we uttoleiatlialt selil. *bar part of the proere6 of the l'orttitiarau:shave-ships .were in the howl. of .1w captor., and 'paltt-of the ships were not yet adjudicated. The"-,quest was ibis pet. and the Revolution carries). - Oa .11se,p igai l i tp oi • lie_iiii mid . f or . a 1111111 of money to he ' _ ' _pub i . e buildstigs-... • M fileMs treed, to tee stissiiii of the sum. , irsi.i f et - ia to 'stabil( 'llion a I l' . 'Vr ilatikAiii Westesinater Nut, we . 'isri. , some) seemed to Lave a character of perenniessey shiest thrum ashilis woo not ai all reqsisitir fett'the' temporary-pos*oes tlwy 'were &inquest fieri ...,• ' "t_ ' 'lle GI INagt.to* of the Escnvouset MOM that •000tny•iiiefiei every ergs's' *Mild In; paid Air et. . • . , , expenses of the Coronation would be laid sapid dee table. ' Nft.CREFTRY asked when I' To which we stioder• 'stood the Clitadeelloi. of the Exchequer to re,fdys as t eens itetlwy tould he iseertniorth . of repair ', 141,600/. ors. proposed TOT the C RIIRIIIIR . illil peblic !Mailings. `Afters few words from Mr.W: Sate*, Otallteeia• IlitiOn was curviest. . .. tient .oli. : 4000 4 ''. On the tfltestion tieing pet for it smut _ . . e ' the Secret Service Of hie. Moving,: c 4 . 1114 a * ' Mr. HOUR ulna its eotrid 'Nit trestol.Z ipe ls time of profouml peace so belie a ems • ~ . required. welds it were lor ilbable t • ' mat Ur. -~.~~ ---. wed CASTLiSlitifie Saida diet di ti Allis ttreemily• for .14.4p1ry, 011Si*MS . ' —lr** ll *tie twodwififill l lo,olllo iiiot,thillift , s,t , eto: , .:' e , .. ! p. Mr. Illtaft -lOW I*o did' let: is .4sitlssaisor oit tli it adttlitellikei-iift War ti 'tki•lilielltgrfkat the li 'ectetl. 1 3 Kg« F1V 1 3 33 k5 6 . 1 said. it stom i ped .bat the /lots. ember was not aware that. by a provivion, of 314 • Burke's - Act, *tory sitilling4 thie espesediture !vas verified eu ' the. oath of /he Setretenee of State. The Devolution was the° cervical. 25,4661. was gamed rut Civil Coatiageacies. 011 the Resolotion far gruatiog• 15;500/, for the Befogs' for Ihe 'Desn itt ie.' L. Mr. Iluits sol, he knew how ungracious it would r appear to oppme • grant of a chantabk description ; yet, aerteig the istaioner to which these eort of grinds hail multiplied in tirevere-of Ireland. which from ! 47.008/. heti now .grows up to 1.10.0001.• he most, however unpopular* -might be, oppose the Revco , lotion. • • Mr. DIM a ITT. eisid a few words in defence of the ' befit otioa. . • Dr. LtninlOOTON said. that when first this Insfi. F t tptiuu was !establethed, they had admitted boys end 'dither permits , aloacharged from coofinentent tar tiros ' rffencee. but they were soon ovorobelmml with the Multiplicity of applicants. lie was fearful that juvenile deliuquestcy was mikiog rapid airlifts in the country, said wools/ argent to his Meleirtf'W Vievertiment -whether it world not be *drivable to have an establishinent expressly for offenders of that dercriptison under their own superintenderce. Mr. Locallisever thought that some wrong pre.' vetottee involute Oillit lb be adopted to seise the objects of auspicion whit;: loitering about. plotting end contriving with their confederates. Ile feared it woe tar by charitable itistitutioes Like the tine its question that eriminale,amslai be checked. Sir F. ONISA NNW atippoeted •thsr Vlsitt. The Itestolistion wee the*. . 2.000/. wer thee proposed $ lutes for Freud' mod grams sod otbirs—us which _,. Mr. Hvorrom awl said. be oval Wile*Filisie wig tie V ii Knights of Hans Astrid ad ii be lithe tivesuel of Matta. invtrad or iisereasiag the 'At lII'S' triotry. li e also wished to he leftward it' • 'afirrershiet 'paid to French emigrants was tube cuashimpt aligebblit Wide, sir *briber they ever attended lietetael lii thee dfro eitootry. Mr. Assinsteor laid, that thO ieiotn,,roif of she sums Pahl la firwich Emigrants vim ,fat; seem* modeled to , 11111caualrf sithitearreerier 4 Tod*, eisf as other oma- ONIIIIIS Yr the li lts among, -. .• , ' 2,3001. wae proposed fui'Ortairil Service of the Bahama Me. Huss wished fat oasis! . •implaisetioa of the object of Peet. . maid, Me. Coettuitsts 1/0 crest wail. &dailies, * , 1 Faun j 4 : sillowpwwos for valor* of Civil 011 ems. ~ " • Mr. Hume !aid,, 1 ; was thareeply Width he elielded ' front the Hon. Gesikraint, lea he thaseld'hise assiniill d &awe salaries walla iii ‘ lire rediseed Ist the essosat If the Co. Pus 14 Anggarargo. al iiii considered that, if fairly 'appori towed, ".111141 sat w,s,lwWwil rwi th e jwiteee r gad tie Whal es nerd , mai is dial fellf be et a shill* additimal expense. j .:111r. GOOLlticae mid, It ovoidal he impossible to grt di duties perforated at the falai the lima. Goodhue propose& Is war, be rid e lane obvious that to iestseett Jeage to lblit'' • year was i imp!acticable:* - '• • Mr. Mors gala, it Was' the apportioarand of lbe sows raiehl, is do Woolen *bleb he fosid suit with. Ho: • OM wish to take frees thaw who had duties to perratee, . , 1 from there, whavilialtioiag. • After soak ?SAW' Midas fists Mr. Gootatvits acid air. HoWs4'shelteidhinsist was paused. - • • . . arsolustiest few rietiod the aslioeitsr som civil e for the eereigre, of 'la llibprelie • W to; OW itterikesta 'hereafter soestiostil •ottippO' togiOed :=40,100l: Air Cass& ; • 1 wp 3:4011/: nig? /totsi 144thi ; 8,7501. for New Browwwielt ; ' We l 10 ; for Cape Brutes i 3,5t0r. pa. Sir Friars 5,71 W 'fur Pletrfoalisdlasidl• 17,0911.• fur Sew tirWares; tt,Stel. Genesee krearir.'' . .10 r • • .nst.t ' • ' ?SIN rT EN Tl A RY, DI I lI.LBAHIL -• •0 a t h e wind. pruposiogll,ooOl. for the Iftwiteetissli at blitilmtbk no ‘• •• ' • •.a • • i .- - 1-, , ,0“s • • Sir i. Wiritiliill lista, that Amiss , the i•••••. 44.8. population, sow essoidered as solkiessalibe diatiosdiehell • our income, also eorrimeitirme. mod, Maui sifeet to a floe . trhichoext so &mettle beit:?rii ho ep iptitosa to she ramotry , whon to tag *potion, . ,fiiVeat of ea Id. las, thought ilia cirri roateictritft liagar he be ient'arft' of the roitsitri. to Hie 'Fretele ifseitathfiewild wheat 111.1111 I the roormooni esswitsiNsf She impetus; OW 4110004 .1 0• 11 east the veer" ppl,OfflPl. it would, porker, moo mg As penitents. Syksfigel hid said, that • wirlfweest *saw 5 above rabies, bae s ilat 'etas that esgspored to thledslrehil&his a t too,oegf. • piece. . - 174 V.diiitU -Atte. Hateurb Aid; that he ritaldrelirio the Ho/. Hese. her froth pacer his hers. The•Vogisetstiery would eat coat the coiner r:20.0411ellour eve* 500,0064 As to the getters' poliej of ' ;at ini 'alike iodine" an coaeleted rektor!. he wencarte4 as to those segtesieed fet tong pettish a* for life, pit fur oworiorioal twisohtaiwit isapoitske.. • . ' i , Mr. lions' did est disapprove the peiocipie.of the•losti. , eseirs, but. m the ow* is whirls the-objects of shit ease. Wtobspest wereosprid to be carried kin, erred. Lir year eromerriegior oar wished fur, to protest that lAA* be isiositleresl asieteesoehtiel to the isteteldrosest, asset that* Wier aid rottol•piiiest >Go the eiesvista. de doired:to hue *iterate* iribe ineassanitiise Imago be titcleol dierey-oad pimp obit muskier of einiviata geoid he sepostoodated is .ths intiliblue? .51r. tlet.rosto said the strata-astioe was aboadowea, Mot here were' two otalehliers fur earlobe -water. sod two fur iPintliat enrol: .There were at presto aOrt cower% villa. the Watts, sae les booed that sem yes; there wentill b. 70047 e 6,4 &loge )-ITluit he imam wse, Mat he hoped there wom' j a y teuFamodetioe fur the larger somber. Throe were sent V Arai a lasi year, the peeler somber tir whom, he trailed, would 'Sid' he seta there again. "Mr. Loeserseexaid, that lithe bill of rare of a pariah yopykhatior, lie which, ike decayed wine* awl raioefl trades _ were by iieeritvlite amigo/Mem earipelled 14.. take Awl tee rail Mospared with that of this entails. it vroold•be per-. 'Bard eerie Mal tbetwavieted Able -bad Ike atramage :seri the berme Rise. • has. lisitisers Said that it was isspossibts permits shot its close eavitioemrat chntild be lento starve ; they owl ha, ikii allowenre, awl. tbeogb he was pm (fired to poilige ✓irif append's; yet lit bad the authority of Howard liweay. lot; Olin Obscene iiiipelliisied torptireelo•• greater twassayeof Ibial 'lwo nulif OW owe at Inge y amid Gireedeowioriroti -swim thewraeives in vivifies tioreaboder tel usinay iumred AC traduritig the • maims of .tothevp, %they %retold pests cosec . ten sk r e:peeiitsistiots as the immortal philaittbrupist, Per *laps mart Moor* bed hero expriste4 thaw *es at' ape lose. 00 ,41 ; b u t rue Ifouirroireld weer, to *ego dos the psis ritia'isitti bests essololieler4 ul bevies st paws *high s while .0 psteishell the riiestiosir wortrii • roftwisatioss 01 ( 1 0b,,,‘6. rsegr4r. He ow* ruler h is lirlirerg auslosithe awe 4f saws , wOokii kaikiweis routed it diereadwg this grail. . ' ' M;e:::ruitial dictaiewed say istealioi of relleethig ori • boy -hi woe weserfearfal that the tees priseipig walla he ism 144 of, viz. rerillahlt 1111.1110“. .. ... 114./..iiiiiSlSlMlllpieilird it AO WWII shaflcadty o(44lksio- , tplis Ow rtsitt•H*fas-sad Oswald Abe lot *sass alio lubber WOO awl! !iv triaocren.. ifio,,,l7l:),""Prlit'lllZ.,3`fer:7,..i".- Vr • Iz t . fir 1 0 r 1 R4. 4 arc tai l ia g me *walVlol,frour pieir erfr it .# . "..mita , 4t . rtt7. i !r nd. "44/ . . 1 %iii,4111 , 1 • Iti N a t ir ,r• . tko olf.egVi 111 or r• liltitabe . ..irgliW ".. Za • . ~ • . /4, 4l. .r ii h t P i t , 6 / " 1- ' it - aine l':estwa; 4414. 4 ili*l44: r. !il l s i1 . .. "14161 :,Etc1w ' V: I i Om ailepourrop pdfl, that 111,1181. OM wewM Cow , 1110 OW_ At* lastif Amour lerialbelerl Is the Met *idea it sae growderd lot 111/111111161 be fleet srolat ! eupSehrit abs lest sew tapered. - . ~ ...., , Mr. AVlggirek4/11161116 1 1114. iliesoldit 'sit Me Settle Loses oveutbiliwilewn4lllooeso llo • 4ll !•}lwr IP* " 55. " nowt of lest Swaim etakehiposent Mr we estiaires lame: loon wader med. • Sic Hiteaw reeistg. supremo! the great. sod thought it would ha desireble that the whole SUN required should at outs be tooled. . Mr.. ABIWIToIooT /serenest his readier,. to secede to the Hoe. Illaworet's lidirgliel NM, if it shoo W he the relegate of the Vosemoittee. Mr. Ilion abroad the ergot. Me. Bettotoss, the elisairaiori,•-11 was rut eusseirtrat with Hoe Orders of (he Hoots I. mole the arblitioss proposed by .ths Hon. Illorowes (Sir H. Parnell). . The gesoliasiera was tics worried. • , : • ,J 113.6751. est greeted fur Moot Protereliwor, sod 3,154/. fur Crispiest lasairsirs. eao.oool. WWI proposed for Lew Cherry. 1 Mr. D. W. HAsese objected , to the large sweet of thi tent". Mr. Aeoutoeter raid it was partly so =As erro 4 • dfn- Limey I. shelves, of leer year; the vole for whirl was r , r. (redid tea account of the great slipcase of the etiliereut state trials. Mr. Hoowoose objrcted to Use greet far shivery reason which the Hoe. Gesteleariso load give.. as the mese of shr es. eon of last yesr's expense. Dleapprevieg. es he did, of the ,perow oulabor of the pwasterielos &Kriel to, ha etweW be induced. Oleo good resson was stove We it, to Stade the Hare so the pound Resoloolos. He disarrayed of it es asyldieg the Crewe to wore the beet legal tattoo spriest she subject. . , Mr. Hosstosot subusitted to t►e ClOwesifti • ..fit it/hr .1 prosecetioes at she Old Bailey, Laweastee, old Woe photo% tlir aeries splint the .p.blie peace were necessary, bee the reser greet was alio Necessary. there wain • very' ' heavy espouse , of witoesses, loWilles the has of Comma*, which As lbw Geotlowite had ow particularly dwelt apse. Mr. Hormone said. he would sot linable she Hanoi to divide, but be wished stroegly lir carers his oroiro against the greet. • ' , Us. Dilly BrkoWN and. Mr. LOCZWART . deft lo' favour of the greet. • ' - Mr. D. W. Ilesevo wooestreed in the objeetioes of the Hoe. Member for Weatutioeser an r doweved, slot au King'. Colnel could ever take a brief oasis«. the Crows wishing the cheat brier chaerd with= worsen of Si. er . 101. fur a dlispassaesa. At anew l'ature period be prujo.ed to rail Ow the Hume( ,be 20.000/. listed said psi for lie eaposers. Some fresher coavisrsatioa•puesall • bowies Mr. H MU. jog. Mr. lioseattese, end Dr.41.4111030113•11,,0fteg which the e rse isliew was agreed to. ... ~ wf• i •II! -, . • The &Mowing Reeerrisew Wee gligeraptell .le, Vigo.. . . I.IIIOW. for. Maimed Wade" . _ ~T i . 19,1247. 175.111. to woke good Ilisiebilfisr W ' m* '6,014 leriatiog Ada of Parkesseed. •' 1 •-:.' • 111'.60111. fee riot lag Adio of she present lesetwo. 1.4161. his. ed. to quake pod the charge of last ,year fur votes of that Moose. .for printing Votes of the pretest Suretere... : ibe onakierrood the dellcieirey of lies yaws' Vole r d., 1,730 cope" of the 74th Yetesocof the Journals NM. ter reboiling 1,700 copies of the . 754 violinist of WNW_ SAM fee deaciery of !astray.' Vole. for realise Bills Ind More p apen by order of till: Noun ef Communes. fur prirliee the suture at she present &Niue. , 5 ,.. pieties std W /morsels of 1525. I For AllerfiC•ll Loyalists. • . " Si.h. 4.1. for Sopeeseeediril *Mk Mom J.l A. . ler &Geier, of foe Feat 16 ulowdepairteipeptir, rood firreteries of Iltato._ . ~ AVM. tor ersediageat ey.prows erflidlogirg,`ll e. 1 • 1/0014 4 1 sod other olowevtaseets. t0; ni 11 e ,61164 far hilts alwire, tor to he ewe In stoma O. flowlll Wale*. • .. • •.• .. .. ~. ~ Siete reietered. ' . ..;..1 . .. 1 , , , .. ii 11/e.liveierwerireesiete Up else Sneer 1 1 1 # 4 volii!r a lrk , t , l l l Otto wiersi4eveties on Moeda, am; • ..- b 4rit Orders of Ike llkey were thew Rid. "I ..; .1 , ••1 .11e. liblewses heloglot Ile Hoe' .IS leicadi.t. lieecerwai. ,pf , Stopple. of ; •-• ' weft 'agreed to. , .i••••vi.tv 5 ..ro ...,o ~it vi.! .. _._ _.,. ____ I lite Holm rieolyeel hetet into a Cooosit*el fltf. Adot!., A 1111 K AA* ilWirt tleraongls . far Cweassillee. ' WOW* was *VI II be'reettsed tweinuWel. • 1 L ...-. lit ' )00 . .. . Woody awl Weird AA ellt.sitromittliel. ,A classes lisethied Heiractiode she rept calirdegooakert from serving. 111r.Bgewtort Weight ao the Report. The 11I$ With low i gigeostessoliN la toe teed dot Stolid tihoe••••Mundsy., • i sp.; Mholiietwe chstiee 1611 prowl through. a rueswilese. the, , m, to be what into consirtyratiou ire WeaneWlfifillite • lititrovt ini Hoe - Eroise'Duiiire Ilitt 'was reloglier mei lieeC oit e el loyesolutises of the Owessittee vine pureed tw,.• ..„! 1 Sopa trysails Act or refereed or • eomisiitihel *Mr a rose its o Wootiintie the boonotts 'Wing. soloprit, the: SAM 616611 with (he odd resobstioe.. ' • • . .atria t t aiItIGALTIDM OF THE MEDWAY. j1k9"111A, is doe aboeseeof Mr. Crokre , moved. that. s s WKS ColostiitielveSppeistarlo'higeirr into the savior. gtobiegbie- river -Mooluay sot ilor it l oesser %ridge, and. to 4 1 110 , 441 0 ( it_bf necessary i• )1•1 11 1 s pr. bridge ea a dif. piad Sweat site. The Gmouistiteirtrse'aatr.l. ••• • •. • , -Me. 11. Crows wowed, roe a teloien of the nososhrr stud otreeiriges of the Mail Coaches is lorlaukcarrying mote ibss topr isittle.soisetioiti.A-Itiiinis admit ' Mr. D. Hume ire iwWWed toe leave 00 WOW ir-e sdl for *skis, as sectiasst of the Porrolatiort of Cosa& fleissioo, with the increase or diiiisistisk there/ • el -- 7 r Mr. Raid inbound 111U6Noileitie the Titeeterial Debts owing to Ilse morel ArptlFll l 69 l 4PF.•Ho 6 01.0 14 " --°, " Owed. Mr. D. Gniasitt -tsw4l-krefilltilesslrlap es irearerst or ihis Populist% 61 ~.. ,bl . , • ,-. . . r. Haws • 10140iollielu.le M * Mr. C.littitr this' a OM .71.17psiora. teiropetrelid the Irish poptohothoo, Owe 'year. igo,whiclo BO gm gyg Mint to lit eliffild ben effect. t ,_l The Billing reed a Aril tiesi, slit 04118Sii. VINO *wood tiaras llirmistsrst. • • • I . P. : . , - ahi.llA.O.Pll.l= ctioo l IS.VICIVIPi; %liege et setted 11F.fileii . 'COOK, ,40 mei iaietpssa -slide.' P••!et?, ilsfeorfee.rs....odersoenissassiasiedeopi .raiittp:;;ee,4,44.lol6,ll,Nuw:Hitlrraworatbß:oes,eporeArgithat. fri ‘ju nies - el .r hAltoresio tl iowtai tit .the es Dom, fit; ' the 0 4): 1 1 . 1 " 4 - 11 .""." 4 " tu l ip , t•- ittetrs. 7 - roor wren' ordered • sop 'M Witbuivide, acid. . Varblaretidelr • roitinar ItiVELLICIINCE. ill .0.-..,,,,, beg;..,.., I .- -........---- • , - S• ;. • . , :ho. s",l",e ~w , gee s4s IMPESE. • • • fist et -• ' ... • . , •• . eels v. :: • '''' --- rstelemsoire,4sperf. activity. This'aist . Vile tit be estobliehre• at , beisekr" , aird 4 o p re witre ) " frarelea Chirflesei liblug"" siartfor r lir of i Zs ' et a lee lim in tig t e he a 4 o l " 4 "r i t H 2 a t ,reAvr, is ejpitioal Piesidiort•of • the Court et APpeal—eotA. i 46 iie ion, lose sirespooll of this' wow Wagons ? ,thardiseice of , 1 ' ibe Judges who are- wo• hew the Coot{ wilai MI , theta lOU 1 litteil ' , . Dr.lictrobtr. agent for the purchaser of Wititrosillan ils. r *piss, lies Atwood from Views.; it is alfiresd'il, that the itaire of his everistitourts are likely to be aril idleitell. " . • ' - resioteiief: 4l /*lff. .1 'The Diet of the Voisfetkeatiou tolougaised yestrroisS. in the west suitable nomosa, the fifth aseuvereary Of the lig . pature of Oho Act of the COUfellerni 100. ity asnisiinsan.ly do. tiering the deal act of tie aliaietrrial c'eilieN• 1 14 . 1 ", "Vieth's, fur the phiporie at perfectiog sad wowselidrieg ille 'Myna. which sit 'wit sires& wlth • the Wet weir • woefpow she litho( lett orsothoorres set oriAlooPtiOw ethyl illtZl "a WidiAMkifr PAN"' eel Ouric, . *li st.e u 44• s o - 1I . 9te,piel,V egliispisisra eccredilr4 1,•.1)1!..tee."1.121 ♦ - . s- -, - . • Cnorrilrestioos. with the Gownls '111•81 tuff Olken 4 ilia Gpoinitore. lAe Stvilemewm mod 1 , ••• COM' Illeerbust d the Cii!, sioretbSed .10•14,41 risteriss.imit, gems.* lAA gitelleatyfite Aimbeigt Vero44 l . . clime. nary I Aregivreiiir be she Atrial eategetatiost 4 she rwoliasitiowns, , the raprowas of the bospasala, Au% !Joey 'lir implored or. rho kioadom of Anson, by the arras Of dei ewes. lobag P 00..., (remise the lot Janssnrv. IQI3. In 1311 e Judy,. 1911. site roc. total augoveass to fter,leltit.l itollanc t• bog it issay)Se ire* so .1 a.. nearly ewrsas... sloes she op)al lo b s o f 11wkitteiliim f Plat's ssoor he essimate.lll ; •lossislo, arta eavormant• arm.-- (I as Gazette. Jrßel) ) It is tessera lly , sown - tal.ibig; loe the ealeidettlit.ol-1111f.11"heIT;111,•..e . 1 4 1164 in the osoroint twilight of shreds*, shire wolf Mass.. , t i OM she impoji stet, tt.t.id was r‘rculr.{, b iti t ...•cr, nivtimitEsiit .11 1 by a clarion/1, a Hose, and two EIPITeI, 6••4.10: !111 4 Ilk- ti• i.• .. 1 liarsners sisterar tw have bees. left...eeriest Is, she appruaress al ~, , • vowel ansioned may Ilse Gina. tkootgisk imp.. aro wooed I to have dynes awn tin the so o s 7 rorre - or .h.. iit 3 !a, .t I 4 .• take. the ?Wait to 11.4.1cliwair Ti... itat:Aints no f.rls, rerroy • Anoint . ley pergolas wonky. or‘ gfr dl., . it al p. .w. lw , flow 1 chinch rettisser. shut %.ud or ta f tnry-forT arid s'grjejt d.• • ' • 1 404. cNvicne.era tort e.powkreilL ship{ 4'4 •• • 1 . t+.l • , • • i ' -.. vu - reis AND iliiinviles. 1131 41. 1 , A • . , 11401J1t, J 1. 7 ,111 In. fil'lr /ease joust vend , i4A allielatc-holy aeon' Or ilk Jess!. ' if' her Royal Niftiness Peed vita Sophie tylilarlosina o Vs is. b... I 0 'W., of Orator, moan , to sty }:iii[. a lir ditputitli Otis Ide yesterday, at tau oVirreig its the aftelhdriest at Y"e ''Palace of the *1.A. , , aced nnielyi A ?non: Me - *as ts•Js a ~..iestAtmgagotill.bly73ll.6:4l:l.f.tail:ori.744,:elkoirtog Walesa., Pris.e Roy.l of Proses, and ro4erted its 11fis, Puree Wslidsio r. th e • gad, StadilsoWer of th.• JVlrt:u liritilitti rctitistr•ti, - wllbeEtiletl iiii •dISIte. The Ernst lusesortoise.kby its Royal Family w.. 1 oe ni.lson, to w hon. .he 'oho aesr, ...Id esprrially by the poOrc ohs/love lout to her a !Wield' munificent .patroness. „ . [ 1 . , • , ~ • . ~ „. . . , Kaollit y war. 12. srgrt NG (:)F . THE. SEVIN 11 CIIAMNER OE THE Slr CrEs GENERAL- A - Wrestle having bees. tereietad front Ins II iewly.wat .ux his ioteniiiggs itost the peeceat Aefai,T of Q t he -1:11‘4 1 ' .. (:sorrel should he cloned, and that he had girth os.lelss tis lb. WM.. - ler of the Interior so Hose it Its M. name, Ikeru two Chantheo• *niitnie snit 01 14,6e.e10c,k Alse..‘listieltr was i•lillittti be a de pt?tat too, anti ha r. ne sok est tiie ire. soppuitite the Ti,.-1.1.1... vs, awl lerfi.re the lit. hue.' his Eiseelleney made a share speech. commossicatiopfiras ..se savrit.of rbe tlemh of his Majesty'. soother, ~.d she.. .saute tlvit all she law. ii.leniled lit bit laid before the Chambers (hiring Ibis Sr.rion Inesusg.tons 4 tithitt Ilinearwen or wit hilellsm . in nester pr o be 1.44 Irrfior thew at a fsetnne,sossr. Jinn; walortittog to rrolrael dm Se•wisn , and bor Excellency, by Los NI i f je4irs 'elivissorasid; alreelsee4 it so lee clutord4-.; Patch I'mpers,Jwiral.l . • •1. ut• seer !• 4 •IS 91 , ' r t lPßlSUgsteg r er.Jvle it Ow ioongals hare hitherto tlsottril. Its se be .d. n. 4 polo ao ereai which ha. made m . wrts noise sat city; is . i. fist.ust that tlr sends altrnelgt be knows' that it may no reet.dt, figured, The rOtheePtlF . 4 .4 hr fovj o i---Mt gars. Vat. La .411 (callitil Riebing and Portsso;ex)„ whir haft hetti feW as, honk it'll,* the • Editor+ of she teal /4.4444, alerted by M. J. )t.eb.cir. ex i B r and% hay bests 041.0e . 5 a l sr quit the kittpinen is tome. ei rrricef of a Royal sleet don. Tier Int ia'gata lb Asitilia' l Chapelle, the second to Ciiit ' %Tr.: ".• We lento that illo• Cott liar aseigved.aveavoterrlo pe alloygg. , ed for tie rupee, of -teviviugessol !woollies-it oar worrflgre mauoraeiwors. The piittiatrk ...deli of V1'101.044' i s itio r r • to inakinz preparations'. I. eelubeato the attnieetedivy ei eh? victory of Iltit.lBlll4unit. The Ult•ollierS .iil she tiOC/ will itidesiatle uti the Into in the ovorigiog, at air bite t'.4 of La' Gisailititioisielle, whence thEri'wiil troggeoVll In 4 ha**, *IR olonvOaestifolvtiooa Ile Istieeilletilert7Pee.ecla. l'ereees., .. j rfri . 9 4 •)) !'•• •,, • _mss_ i•titeirit • "., ! - . ii•g •-• PARIS IVPHIig. :" ' . i - ; - r _ --•— - r atter: stair-tihr• ' On' Sends, the • Favorite aloe. of the : ltorial. • jeltOtilh , hark the Ammo& of itsipig , ticypePred, •t o i shig.K.ltg, . !its ,Mejesty, sttitirmlitX.„crout • 4 ,i tlit.i.Chtmatir. Color] of tie drag Oona of his c r .!, !cp,&,...,.(14,1 to say. 4 " M. • de"St. Chatteanit, I ass glad to have this iliiihriiiiity , or.eiretwitig to yeast that I Nth eXtt e rwely.imirtiotleotibnilledllothaet . of, ' the trliagimina of; Or IG44%,tiorrr"..i-itret they. 'Of sis tlo ' their illity.r.-r". I aver doubted it,",,is-, , V the King. '. • . •...•• . (- .!./. ! • . the Baron tie Coltrane de la Ville-Vane. Co. I ' I . • l e i, lo t he .51ti regiment rif the infantry of the • fliinivf,' leistiietet dot honour of being pr.benteil to the King, to **hoar, hie ailajeaty 'mai, *, I aim orpar:iy - 'satidied .with the tulant,ry of ,niy.(roast." Throe ,expreesionit of ,approbssupii els the past of the 4(stog, will be eittited •in 'the order hook of all the regiiisents. •t .- • Alariihrit,O'udliitliT)ilte 'of Rein, i. OW. cost. fined s irs 'hi% hert;'llfitigh he s is' in dttit 'better. Ott 10,,u.1 8 ? morning he was hoottured with • what (rots but Rovii, lligiiiirsa. Monsie,nr„ who ,remotorik with hint on: , i , rotf,r„ alai! unxiouily mule tl:e n o va; minute i n quiries, itative to the manner in whics (nti•tierillesit'oreitt .;- The king sends daily to to/firth :Itienaelf r.f .ilte r'lit ale .44 his heath!). M. A uminn, Listeinsid.of die .Clisia-tora tot the Le,, gm' , 0 4' hint Loare,Atbtpro hattbrea idiom!. on she exessing,,t!f. Satutdal t .lho *J ii,si. Ike' body *es fantod. on Friday the 111 i, in - the Stibi, between ?he bridge of Aititisott bridge .I,rtif. Pt to thou g ht thiirllo' *so a vietnn or. the populist wifirree.r•eisce oh*, former. day.. He ..iiikdyclirpted pith 4lse star . of,.the Legion-of honour.. It ,is prultabie that he 'as Itssocked. oil In hoer., nod'afterWards thrown istso't he entire: lfeii cheek tegrettiA. Lass Hight (V4nti!ta) . ) ahem our eclat lt, woo lopeeinliartes brokt' i n pippir of eon. in a ,wiudow of !the, a mbles of her Royal iliglities, kadime, ado. ,Oted in theltue di Ro:Khoo, awl-threw in as park if tg:WitOtileointioatibleti, whirl, serum to the litter tend* thellimmistir. .:.Ike ulnae math by the *now* awakened the two persona who had, the efa io, . Il i* 0,,,,,,, were . a eon, perceiver), anti the 'fiddlers ut 4 .ii:ifhttooring.guarrl.lion.e artived, insel..ty Netter exertion: ekiitigntahert them. •• Th. totter of Meet. hisi4alA , sor Ns • ennerly •renitentheil, runt the. shreds 4if .owes of these aabiriatemial* Meth Leiter. i •,-.; ,I ( . .11011 DAY NlAlire;lo:+o o 4o4C4. 4 . . 3 bionirrettes hurts w,have Apr, towelibird...ip tip onlevirdu ;- r - neighti...tarinonl of Porter Istt. Liras. - .- . • :4tlt Ole, mew... I rrn' Mirs Ind Si. hut /Io h r•bt+la Oat . 11Ate , nosy lis4iftietivelitilirris 40444. Dtlt4Stlisillessys sit hie./41 alaassai Gamily arf the Italia •Glias •and ei arimkaoarAi 4h itabe e ,atik,l49se.airaapa I tap.. t inameut t hot , .vv,rtic 4 !lisst; ,Wv! rU is tranquil.— (Joatissal de Paris., Tan sitivi'Vbilit: • pre,:intionq have til44i :titer '.4 040 • MINIM a .. 7 e. .. 111 nlminir fur..., ...... -•.-- 7 r* &cuter days to prrseritt. W. • pubke :A ' .of saint Ay 411 d es salty Atte ositadowt S t o w ' w ho r ls d'Hi s: l ik ty ilt e ., f i ubcmot . * v isit ass'. awl ttit!ttc odr r vg 4 tore,ant! the latiiiiqViiittrers. l'lhr p o p uthsiou is jwssiiititey , )11tr `1,11,1 0 . %ski tallest ace , fl at .Posioe lik. 'Neriiii; Wit* like 11""P 4 4hogwivea; aiP 6 el oll relewr. array bid% .i l baiiii.iiiilsse , the mvillit era fileyteimitir. T eiria • • lesiNiiierstAp . ‘ ko ; ••o. 4 .. .. , • Lip ,ive iii. , •v. A •11 ~. . 4 ...4J t S.J :it 4, .: I) Slk triot.til Halt ~;,,~: ►. -.r.... ,