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4, T _ , 04Bilalmbisileis ,pr as aim& r:11.1100;), —. - - - riaj - ait Wan of his NAIL labela piadionlih West. II Ythi Km is " MiNivers was before AIM= bat there was se resew. mid be . was glid• et IL live .relPrOse the leer °M i.% t A Seenseihrellii•O• The vim* was sow wend his he m di d lewat a _ l _ g e ."*.r" " " ihiii alie.. . be e efaa ... eat spades hortgliiit v i i i Illt lisahlel, boisit &Ala mot Mee asps& see go melts he, OW 1 11111 . 1 " Why Oteeteitedy4ietelhondos .ntlf ASSN. Ste maw so connote , ~.L., ...e ggqi Meold he altalli.l,llllll 4lllloo9 . o4 M 4 emi el le eve* aslteloo. II lbw dlossolod heal 'the leTh=f Ass Mildew apes this tovk, god be the Hone,. wield el huts otippit Mutt beequg say assliale otollol. He Mid use Wok the VANE fond was yet niaelastood, but itehortly wield be, fee it the Noble Marquis Wended to grey his plan into execstlmehemeat repeal shwa Acts of Partianent, or he meld ant . give woo the slosh telieff "'hie} the.approprialion of thesseall sans set live Meaty year would afford. The biking food woo galled 17 usilheos. of which 11 millions were talve foe the 'Vidal*" 4 1110 catiatty, he prevent the Necessity of having recourse to lovp eterwhavo; so that we now heal deo dames of surplus; Hilt bessiel id resod numbers, net isittaing le say whethir It might Mt be half • million snileartet hen. Mr. Foe's AV4III ,dose low empowered tie CeseeteMosielseet of the Sulllime Food • bet, certainly . tits. hod ever can tevehaterg , theoloseptiou of all she stallion; feed is that way. So lir* the meowed of twat, witness, there was so chance Olio sheltie, fated being exenserateeL Could nay den he ' sore absurd than to relate en the raelesa mid experthee GM- eleisery.assrely fur the porpoise of. *eel irisi de" 1. the 47 4 4 1 .of the cresury, and rake posells bedews there was W • pinking bad of meatier. anitilhea, who. in fast tom Ilestbelhgt surplus of five thilliens. He weak' *set take tho pump of the sinking food Sr the last few years, sod gowlag the year 1801. is width Shen was some toned quo Ise *wild cement MIX whin the present Chan of the Exchequer kid 'Wigs hands on is. He them _ Thar he seas appsehemisw of elillefire Mt the etloulry (sem 1 Iss omit relief; wow be thought the fend seal go es, lest Oar shosW nut be relief enough. Tbehict was, the tuna. ery woo then so peered by taxation Ilist it geoid net moire- ' ; pima, mishits my more, though It did not thee via the ' Cbsocelleir of the Exchequer to Male it; Wired he nese- WWI as expresetoe of a Sight Hee. Friend of his, wiles be • eveg le me to his place : be said that the Chancellor of .16. uer seemed to fear that "we should irate }lre 9011119 g without a dew to one Inteks."—(ell laagli.)...- S dna MOM of that plea of the Ch.eeellsr of the Laths qualf WO a loss to the mot sashimi fund of shoot sinew mallows. What Oita said that toiluobtable eirsupion of public await? "0, dui'/ be alarmed; I MST a small we iNve if calculative* here." The resell of which wee, that though is the first leo years tie voildmildes Neigh. labeier • seeder swam few difficulties, yet lb. tea years that wield fob Um wessecaolto such as bad tour brio uses. let sow, jest is Miget was lookieig for this selenenty.proasised reser. Nees ,de a coon the Adasi sistentines, sod sweep sway deb. hag feisel,eompoeuil intro as, sod aN lugethev. Weill (Mr. Tiers y ) that bad tureed hie be es the sinklarg= tketaisily out ; oa the contrary, be had proposed so asdlyihpi • Cominsittre to report to the House how far It host for Ms Majesty's Miuisters, eider the law, to How proposed; but tie Cliancellue of she Exchequer tithed iee cenesiveutly enough, and in his own pens, did subvert that oilskin( food. He (Mr. Ticroc i 7in the Use Olds greatest political hostility to Mr. Pill, always gave cum Hill ceethe fur hie sinking fund; hiss be it remembered, • it area/ see from taxes laid on fur the purpose, bee fns the clear disposable surplus revenue of the country of see million per 811111111,1, and that to be applied to the Maltose feed till it rose to four millions per so. maw. He (Mr. Tierney) was Mar speaking of the sink iag fund as it originally stood. awl lee thought thee and sow it did the highest reedit to lift. Pitt. la 1709 Mr. Pitt proposed that in all 'future leans there should be a reservation of one per cent., which, wader the atom the. advantageous circumstances, would !edema it is 44 years, and it was its consequence of opposing this measure that a real accident heppeued to Lurd l'hurlow, who woe turned out of his Chancellorship. Bet where was this oat per Cent. ice 1/118, 1819, 1920, Int, sad where would it hark bees in 1822 if seduction bad not bens forced uptio Ms Majesty's blinisters ? It had beets argued all along es the other aide as if the whole five million, were the produce of the siukieg • fend; but in fact 2,800,000 f. only belonged to that, and the rest was reduction ; that iv, it would be reelection, If there were no alteration in the estimates. But while the Masa. tors were vapouring about this live millions, he would why this had not bees realised three years ago? If we Mould have bad six lilliiiollll in our pockets. It bad said for she Ministers, that at all events they could one charged with being selfish; but he would out agree to It # they had retained the taxes as long as they could, and thew they had put up the Hoeourable Gentlesose, the Member for Curie Castle, as their country gentleman, ' to enable theist to get out of the business. The Ho heatable Member for Yorkshire thought the whole surplus was the result of the growing prosperity of the emsetry. He (Mr. Tierney) did mot wish to damp any expeetiatlows, but the feet wan, that the whole improvement in the roma, was one million, sad no more. Well, thee, we had Ave saillioas surplus: nay in round tombers one-half from melee% and otw-half from ite ue Now did • man commit sup sleeve by saying that he "meld rather pat this stint to one mite of the: account Sham to the other? It was a wet/ gees- Han, sue. every one was free to consider it es such. The idealise feud was not meant to go nn; that was at as end with the composted interest, and be was now to consider how the purples could best be disposed of. He would aisle what adessetages wool.' result from the plan of the Noble Lord : five millions of debt would be •usiosally reduced, and the in terest 'Mowed to go in relief of taxation. We should theti, in sax years, lgie reduced the debt about 40 million.-- The Marquis of LON DERRY,DON across the table, said, "39 aiilioes." Mr. TIERNET raid, the Noble Lord had staled it +Mod himself, he wontil take it at 40 milltom; thus at the rod Mils rats we shauld have released is taxes, supposing It were se a ppli e d , 1 20,000 r. aeyear, awl' at the . end of the look year we might have to begin a war with the moderate debt of 709 millions, and that after peace had continued thirteen years, a do:alien that was soot to be expected ; and how was all this dome? By 'misusing 3,200,0001. of mew taxes, so that yutir hordes's would be increased by two millions to itt against the forty millions paid 'lf' This was a very discouraging prospect amid such '..1 one as no Imo could contemplate without dismay, but it was literally all thee the plan of the Noble Marquis would 'cl"elye. Thee as in the effect it would have os luieriagin -I,lst of merry and enabling the Moister tecionie at the four ' ' ve per cells : be (Mr. Tierney) was al • kW 'at first to And Z l_ why thi s pl an was propounded by the Noble Marquis, mud I by die Chancellor of the Exchequer • but the reason Wm, i!eat t h e faster Hight Hon. Gentleman had Made precisely blte i s i ,4h nel.pt•ech fou r year , ago.—(A .laugh.)—Al that lime Ilse . • ,, are said to he rising, so that the Chancellor of the Ex- 1 i . "nuer would b e enabled to reduce the Interest of all stuck ', ~. 4 Per C•hi. Fur th e correctness of this he 'mold refer to 1 ' . ._ ...,_ ' ."" d i , chide by some aecidesi were leivt, r what 1 ' Place in that House. • The Bank itchs agnadrisne 1141 ' 031 replicate octosaid to Itit Mu... „, t • • .'. • .%J, .. I - tar=geitlits=siiiiitliei, la6ti ' . Wall Pik I t Matt silk ithillkilawbe•;la'arltkts Ms : ad batted r. imagis) bad Sees 4.11; 1114101 ..1111 • oar* , 4 1810aalsolattrile let tau OM seia * *ow Vile.bowasegitaitslot is bag ( elittl.P!E AI ittiVROWS. ait ,4vely hap, e• t; si bi m e on : b ritaaa 40 AskinioarbaSit". ayes dr' MN" . ofallifaem (ne• 41 1 4 814 ) fro* , 011011"01 Is 4 rtile' HI hive %Os lillallaia is Sew of seatvias), .it tir solv .tll4l aim hoe a in . Ho- , rarssaiiiii ! 0 . 1 0! . . *OS. 4•114 1 01 1 ImPrey l %. en v ie : 7 "gi n _ lig ..Potshiasee or Me Itlreamv.-0 imigb:)... V tilirqsis. ear ihmoV.... ansioselsafile gobsallaossa. tr E emi r• (14,114ipg. gatme p iallarass. albsielssei Si tasi 0 thalirsatiPl. . .41,410..balrAnsa, a /.ii "pi QS: aWtowla at, *AM/ . sesastalk isad jetsapole. _ IC Wm** stab iltseatsso iall‘ )ets slid alit Wail Jimalllocka amass to gralltdrilsidi. 'WV MOO/ lb Ilk militia, toed. Jty, ibe way, hassiall NshatOelbktitse asiOrse whiaLliss4l•l46, was sae taleirserisla ‘sartlty'rea•teseat *SA taw nossalsid thaltistlit UM. Gaitiii lain (Mr:itiobiagaa), ..I. w.uld lisara .... / eta Oa .... wawa. 7 therthil Ihkagralftes,4o.lo,allauld , lir be beld ftliariwyseds—( la.eh)—Thee iihmil•hes VeNe lel MOO :Iv* Jog, eti Moto fatitbaaßiolltlida. elestleillso, lad twat be Jost es likely to nut .4mnd:the IP- is *lift 7.0 0 1 0, Ali the Rig* Seamiest* Galilleakees speeches leaded to raise the price of eterdts; ,hat %kg tlitielleil:heles:Mte owl • peewee *lb willealle teaselled. He did net send for iba Members fess USA er Noiffrolk•Artit AM sees leak Dinettes, ant teak eibtiegsiehmtlia lthllltet. of soothe religious (a.leagiOs' and IM osiers' melt of weeb aerriee was to raise the seeks ; Alm the Otriateithr of. thelimeheiser NOM as,, ss,hM bbb lioreiebilig 'mistier -.Y4 arlscaJosebblaitomegblo she I<ttlbl limo.l4*M. it lea. met dews' for feria sous. The high price of stocks was not s cause hat a eseerrequesis 41 kw. inkerabl ered'he was rather ehrprinee , to his, alk Hermorahl•Almtilemon say that if the.sieltiog food/ weilt done away, It woothl he Hoc ,aterate of snobs' sasesy P t .9 1 Ill_ the W0i1i717." 11 - *MI beau after had . ,trep, *et out e ~. . . the country, rustily iseiesse liderest of money „hat been tried to be lowerserk by the Ch iiiiesellins of- the tee eviler, Bet did be beliecellial Jig hulk' Nee ielereet low in Eng laad, ••41 high •hethe 'test di ! : Fuliotel 'Oh the cooing, d:44 o Vbeglaori, Frasoe,sodlisiterse possess but owe ei read did the Chaocellor of the filltbegpiev's able. I 'eseelare is which reentry their peepers,* wee ierreeted ? Tie eleollent. the Nubli Marquis's speeds was hestint, ell Ultimo itgenrillee got up, earl that was teased kW, •by peruses Meting whetter Whitest far their .wary. Thee- he would , gap that mode did loot lead to What the lauded Weisel i • teen to look to as a lioniett—a low rate of laterals'. If sap Memomeodeerived, end did advance mosey too lad, let the menntry Ocetternee take care if he had it ate low rate ode pup, that is the next, by the revelation of the wheel, he toostloLool have to repay it when it was muck higher. Yet bow all this was to benellt the landed niter's," passed irks essopreleitaion ; it might' be advantageous Ns those who orsoliete hammy, he beet mosey at fear per nut.; hat bow ONO it relieve the fernier, whom. distress was nut fee , wage of money, but want of security ? Ark Of country betelei, and they would say eserney was coin a begging., Jibe 'could Members rapist whew they returned la thew =I ? They must say, " Stocks are high ; the sleek.' are is great fares; I sheer saw there so be,* onotitbeey; awe you have got one shilling a bushel lakes off peer malt." That was all they eu.M say, and if they wee. .aside/ with it, all the favour be hod in ask of dim arta, to mike so more clammier as the sekket—to hold se more toasty sweetie's. for the sake t of making line speeches, wires it appears this deems metes. minstry ism within ewe Shilling of being suet happy : and prosperous. 11 was suggested by his Noble Fermi :(ared Althirep) shot the sinking lead should be taken Ho aid of the sates, end he (Mr. Tierney) thought mere aubsoru fiat peed would be elected by so applying it, rather thee os the plan of she Noble Marquis. It was true the *dna ` este of the reiteetkis of 'stereo so the five per emits. wool.' be peuiposed, and that nieseure war Segued as if it were completed, let the Chaocellor of the Lucke qwer might Mid the gesaiemer he was to meet ttnaterrue wart t' Yorkshire tort;" they might not agree to what would be peopesed; the thing would theu be, how to pay them uff, and 155 asillicom was a good deal of money to be got together. The MiniOters,' who were se very noxious 'hoot ' rabbits credit, heal pet Is every quarter day' been obliged to borrow siilliesa of she Meek.—(Hear, hear )-Bapposisg they had out site otatery resulting from the raeasere of re-' rioting the lee per emits. they hart yet fuer nillisas ; tied dui any sus say that woold not be a great ? • An flosieerable Gestlemoo bad said, that Wallow had Ateibilocin is with the guess..; loot 'sorely In tate the Q. Malt effsed relief to the &resat so takes or the Chatwelitie of the Exchequer imagist thal, if live ntillioN of 145141 were takers off, there would be a tielleienry of Ave millasa ; that there would he so 'seeress/ is the pro duce of the tangs which remained ? The beet argument ia proof of the ariventage of tallier off lases, was the speech of She Noble Marquis, Ow was moment to give up the miserable 400,0001. a year (interest on 5,000,0001. to be annually re- ' deemed), as being more adventageuee to have its theple's pockets thou in the slaking fond. He (Mr. Tierneypeo) would give preseri relief, leaving the grievauee b futurity, whilst the Noble Lord would give the present grievance is the hope °talk, bruird-by. If the measure proposed by his Noble Friend would create any doubt or dismay, he would pause' upon it; bet last year, with only a surplus of 1,400,9001. there was au dismay at all, and yet nu yleraell could then foresee what the sinking fond would be this year. He believed that if the her millions of laze* were taken off, they would Co borrow a phrase of the Noble Lord) " frue.ify" sad "'vivify" more than by the ap plica.lon as recommended by she Ministers. Besides, be believed that more was to be done in the way of saving, adding which to the growing increase in she revenue whieh might be looked for, would form a security for the fund holster. There waa Retiring iu the project of hie Noble Friend to alarm any anus in England; but there could be no better course adopted us order to make the people indifferent as to rel rem:harem, than to tell them they were not to benefit by ft, but that all was so go to the sinking fund : and here be would say, that to the two millions airing from retreachroeat, the atockherlder had nu right; the public had a right to it; it arose ft um their call upou the Ministers for retrenchment, and was ii,ked fur as a relief frees taxation. The taking off team would nut retard She lowering of interest, which was a usuarimience or she quantity of capital afloat, arising from Hie growing prosperity of the conatry, and he did believe there was every appearaace of growiug wealth and prosperity la the commerce and maaufacturts of the country, and that reisetbum taxes would give ass additional impulse to it. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose, but bout the meth" in she House was very iudistirectly heard its the gallery. He regretted she necessity of deviating from ,fir. Pitt's srlgieal plan of the allotting Noll, but it should be recollected by skew who now called fur more taxes to he taken off, that eerier that plan tire eouutry would have to pay seventeen indlionli of limes mina than at preseut. The Right ttwo. Gent levnau was sat quite cornet in owe assertion. bir. Pit, did its 1792 lay us 800,0001. tames for Ilse purpose of improving the mellitus fond. He contended that ou a compartruns of the pretest period wish the year 1792, there was abundant proof of growing wealth sad prosperity.- I,'lte Right Hon. Greatcoats then adverted to Exchequer promisee, and observed shat there rusted at preieut out of twesity•stx millo.o• but 4,090,500 puirtidi utorcovered. Hitherto he had been addressing the HUnite as geutlemeu of honour, situ were Wend as well as trilling to support the stational credit ; hut lie uuw addressed Iles as statesmen who with pride the proud eminence 'Ton which their coestry war placed, and who were milieus to uphold its spleastutir, and would they now C00)171111 political Suicide? ilhembedel of a aiuking ford WAR bus rowed from England by ahem every other cutilito y. France had discovered the protest Illikeaatimg ea frosts it, America t, means of a slotting Crud would sou* be able to pay off use entite debt, and would fiaglaad uuw relisitesish it ? The elements of the spieudotor of She British empire were f•Ill•11 . 41.1 opus a firm bases, and that House were bound to preserve as. its. There never was ft decision HOOT 11143061111 i 111•11 that they were called upon So make dial night, a- d lie boil no doubt they would evince their detenstinatiou to opLuld the nations! I ~,,, our —(llear.) Lord ALTIIORP ruse amidst cries of "Question,!" to reply. Ile cuucrived the lloute hail bees completely led , sissy from the quest . The question was 1101 • lirdier they should loiterer the sonkittg (wad, bit whether the Hon,. • was sie toiled with the yrupnnilsor Of M hear.)- •-•And let It not be forgotten, alai such Gentlemen a . ; op-; peso' bus motion moo lie prepared lops bark oats' tat their 1 . 106.611161•111111 be •11 . 41111 11111144 4 ibis haul cpistitiresto-•• (Hear, het)—that they 144 fully tititheal ail llic•ielne .NM.lhat had 'bete suede.—(!loch cheering ) r -They must he prepared to tell thews Owl Wilds as Itch. dia. Maurer, act they felt she 1014/01 perfect add ehttre , Wow viola ikripeuiej by lug Iffirletry% 211ditcur.— • - Majeensiskamir *film .3111slaist ... . 1111 IRISH ,Ilt,42‘TATiett .U ir ARMS. o il su p m oms ,. th e st u. sr) s e (sumo Mr. GOO LBURB as his lege, atatillg r ielllrflande %Ilt&gritaintls Neon wheels he stapprefed his 1111110011. Illweaid that as soon as in several , fil.".Vki filhibtig10.111 1 1111. 9 0 1 1ille• 44 llPprinil Ift 11411 fePit b riM4 o l ' ./af. MR% the Gamesters& WA yes respuoillOy. eig kehing Asa isas abate meow SWOON WltiPt - glegli is 4POIO The isitesfehiamr . be . . , 110 . 1 1 1 Ille liteaff sneak' mmisidse Was Wog . ships CirtielPll4.ll4 qf bke case Jostilielf, emd they teetotal met . whlobgl i g pas. iiiitessarity t• the itiektioseentaesel. Orel,' self tletalisAgg. Mimeo loopy, bet' he shatild Jis F ogg alligiWolll4llloolbit 4 .e amp isthevatreaeStia, mi gm C. - fes.ilelllillt.hie power. --(llesc, haat.hesedlite hi pli,Vkfat timg apti o .4 l l by movisg. , 4lllllolol.lllll isles i• a be t • the impunatios.gliaellge lab isOand ~,.,true a few wore.leasit i git A. 1114WPORT,. NM Mt. hated la thaMisilrift 14 . 41 was grassed. The Right Hes. Get:ileums On 00•001 " Fee kris IP "Flag la a Bill Air istlematfyieg mull gaumele;as hamvallited er dastard say *semi street the AM s( alelellgehm, 141; e do Aimee was semergiugly grassed. ' • ..,Ft lei , . ' • .a. m ... Mr. COO LBURN gave notice itStbasellko.Gre lIMINNII {11a• day), es AIN elobieet o the popal•liellhet balled. - . • Mr. CALCNIBB Agave amigo/. of a nultinathre Titawarls". Alie Stith hall. mi the feral .('the salt tag. . Mr. WPM piimpoued his mmian ler 'Jading! wry I sod eery Irian. •1114j1 is-marrow night. is the Casunities et ifeele ! t. Weever. for the premise be 'Mould rinse for re. torsos of all the cossinanding otScers is the vendee, who P. were 'remising more elloisasse• than leelosged to their reek, and also for the muses at the regisseste to which' they belemned, sod the swami obt the ressious, if any, which they received. He also Moved foe returns of the old sad ties prices of cesimissuoss, Wallow ihe differ tare of value of each rank and each esaimissius • and also copies of all seders said aotherities : by which the al terations Lad hers made. The Honourable Geatisasta moved besides for a sommical hat of all the permits is the army, of every iludiaction, distinguishing the full pay, the half pay, and those realm.' us missiess. And also, fur re tort., of the ”syheir of kit cimaniimiose and pram. lions in they "'nisi litmisis . dgring ,be last year, from the 15th at' lailreti, %WI ' ts 'the ISM oY 'antral", /1122. There was see Burs to veYielt he could sot anticipate soy objection, sod ii waist climate importance—it was for the tuattamehre tlf . barieeki ia the empire; both isfaistry sod artillery. liti Hiinee4ere probably sot Mitre that IL was sometimes elsreisely difficult, item utilities barrack were eispty, is het - Infastiej lath ii. And id . eases wileie slier. were ilk) Imieseks, they supported two eataldfiii ments;.tupstraile barrack Mailer - 1 1 / 2 &C. Be shield ibeiefierb 'tease for returns if the mines mud places of. all barracks la the 'empire, distiaguiskier those of brick and wood, that were tenipoisry, tied those that were bbilt of stone; jading the member of men •bicli each hatiach Wee cert. file et weitifaiiig, sad the expense o f s eppi r thig eseh.• ": Mr. WARD dead that there was any difficulty Is a red. Ateguelf ideate; obtaioieg admission to sue artillery berteell. ' — Mr.`llll3lllE wished to Mk Gentlest. 'opposite, Alf %INNIS! was 'meant to be p ursued to .arrow (Otis) owe is the Committee of Supply ! Sir 3. OSBORN said, they elseuld lake the psual come Fee, Intoning with the first estimate. Mr. 601.11.111./Ril laid some piper... Os Igfykt" .. yoleileg , . . .. to the population o f Ir e land. I The Flu* dies adjuonsed at Half-past Elms, iiichtck. •, MINORITY ON LOUD ARCHINALD 11ANILTON'S lismos. --- Ahmennenby, Hu.J. Guise, Sir W. Norma ohs% Vim. Barnett, S. 11. Hestimote, G. J. trGullomhao, Cali. Bury, Lord Heron, Sir K. Price, K. • . Bromagham, Henry Hunywood, W. P. Hire, S. Chnktoer, R. limsehiumm, Hue. Ruharts, A. W. Chamsberloyme, W. C. H. Robinsou, Sir G. Clamahtuo T. Heine, Joseph Scariest, James Crrevey, Thos. lintel, Vim. Sottish, Wm. DeCrt apply, SirW. Johmson, Colooel Wad's Calm"' Gleam, Calomel Listable's, J. G. Williams, W. Bruin**, W.J. Laummon, J H. Wilson, Si, R. Drowse, Thos. Lucid's. t, W. E. Wood, Alderman Gonda', T. H. Moberly, Juba Wpvill, M. Elbow, Ed. Msberty„ J. jum. _ Outwears, Vise. Maxwoli, I. TZLLIRS. Ferguson, Sir R. C. Monet, J. B. Huniesom, Lued.A. fitz‘erald, Lord W. Newmann, R. W. ineseily, T. F. 'THE BRITI S H PRES S. LON DON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 217, 1822. The Earl of LIVERPOOL apprised the House of Lords yeaterdey evening that he would on nest Tuesday evening enter at large into the state of the agriculture of the country. The Lords, therefore. are sun wooed lot that evening. The plans of the Ministry have been already matte known to the country by the Marquis of LONDONDERRY'S ex position in the House of Commons; but a state ment of Lord LtvettPuot,'s sentiments upon the state of the country must demand a large share of general interest. There are few qUestiotis of ge neral policy that have slot of late years been dia. cussed with sounder judgmeut and inure enlarged views in the Muse of Lords than in the House of Commons. Several Petition , were presented in both Houses last night, representing the miserable state of the agriculture of the country, and praying for relief by the remission of taxes. , It is very certain that the hopes of the people in every part of the empire have contemplated un extent of reduction fur greater than the ilitatice which Lord LiaxDp i te- . DERRY has promised to sirdoct from t.hio , *lli i duty; and if to the expression of such heves were , objected the necessity of maintaining a Staking' Fund of live millions, the ready answer would be, 1' diminish still further the expenditure of the p aaa : nmen r, an d give the people a proportion- • ute ,relief." The sincerity tsf 4lpc mishes of .1 1 4.; .4lmisort to otlard. relief to the distreines of fits eirivotry nos trird:last flight in the House of Ostut- ,, ' monsby Lord ti.trioltP, wh o urged th e ex pedieisslya pt of ri:elilirisle ic hs to the umojint of St leaei . fltic4 . t none. ' s nit Nolite Lord, ,ia skirriumoce of rkir ; ‘ 44 "4 ll & l 6liikititivt l 4‘‘ Nail* 16 1i,,,. - 41ftti c s1 .. of !MIAMI , 7 v or 6.ct,' be 1 , 11011E 44:4. ... a 4i .. .72rgZeil l ihi gitrt5.,t.i,i.. , ,,,, - fitoi.ge ri„i in the tilt i eji,"l.foliw s itl2 1 4 F. ..,.. i - Ilier the willing embalm*** bo the AriONII Mutt. ' - The President of the Hord iii Trades dwelt% • :14...nvaiiiiiiii; 01,': b ethiy,019,4 1 21MnaiL . bon. contented himself—WM sisse 26 , 26 .ri .iiarets,„, two other . resUlhatilli . ' tili. that as mop* If. te4;souto Mar expos - alum hi; ~.by err *iiy be taken of 2,1100,01104.;7et •Viarog iiy 4ft,ociat tiie ihnimiii PriOilhli j oist.Wtioe • ''llawisofts2 - Colosimo, as I :is/Mo.'s ekiei2 Iliehlis l lV 4 6 fl.La4Tii!'ii ifi1. ' 044014. * :4 : 4; 1 ;; 11 ,pile jropsoed ~ nuisoetimist;ds*Altm pit tress. would Sitljoiiliitlie ussurapei* i' , . .rakillii . :disioisissii - eii•iio Abe memo of tat.es. The gnistionio feet .bef ore '• • • Atm.. list night was, gibed"! il l *4ropsand • J • of ire no'illitiola alisishliloasmillmed "1 1 .'issf" o__ --,...-., • year, Ice be remoras et oec , si foe the 4e? d'i be people. The 4406 iipsii thhisit). jest me highly in • id 3,116 priimated to on odieiwe.d hour. ~aridtiko4ri there appeared fur the originates*. 126, against it 234. ...Mr. t.4 . 441it iirst WO - Ole notice a a 1 . 110 4ion for Thorsday neat, dye 40th instant, for the reveal If the Salt Tag. •1r. , !..N d..t.t...—.... ~ hirs.'lnusot lac night in the House a Co. Asolgi i iiigyisidieted the statement lately published sampealing the opening of a direct trade, subject to •oiothe'lintitations, between our West lochs Coiouies rad the ()soiled States of North Americo. :illuslailsOikki int* ihr.t•iiesm• *i. 1,16 *6 limo * 4. " 'o ' ' le 11 " 1 "Zre:"" Nimbi aoy Mee ; if 6 berg s be . ••• . belei t ezmALerem. se be li 1. &IMMO* . .~see. Ille Tally wee* Nit Z e t i. raltiloer , fq, Porter= - 1 (Mr. RleardMlPM, tellpiebit ileitlailitewer right lie redoes' tief MielillifillUiremeasieres i zat ....... imiike, iota' art' brellaked I+ It. We eree-ees t. lie eledifidsMii A "ilk imfligh Me WA% or sin *midst 10 4 1 •Mrer "op lira be theme. Frees . ... .. . . . ..•. , , . , Nil eleli le Into , • ' I v 1. 4. 0 -3/...A. Am a ig , 4 " l.all si ti mi a ga , re.k... t +Ni.... ek. .4 ...4.. --- —,--- 410,1 0 .... • *tor , .....- ' aIiEP4I4O . t litialia, be OM'S* lir .""4 " *'''' *- • 6110114111 . 61 e ' ism 11 4 =111 06.241bsthow - s * . 114 rk pit , * . i or aisirs ' porde* et UM . 10 1Nir 11:41,•%=111111611Ar " " 4 " ""' ""*".. 2llllPft • .. . ~i• Weir! received the Pin, NMI to the i9lll istto*,;Tbey goatskin Do iotelligesce of soy ins portal's. Madrid, Papers to' the 7th instant have arrived. The Ise for repressing the abases of the liberty of the press has br en adopted by the Cortes. Till BRITISH PRESS of Wednesday last an nouneerl the opening of the Special Commission at Cork on Satorday by Boron M'CtaLt.ann. The critam.in the calendar being of the same character as those lately tried at Limerick, afforded little room for comment r. his Lordship's charge. He stated that " the disturbed state of the country was so k well known, that it was unnecessary for him to enter ,into any details in order to describe it ; but beyond - an doubt there existed in that and the or f ishbeiii• t• 0 11 • 43 1 0 4 1 01",.* 1 " eine. • Ivo se *Wird aid flaring, as only - to 4 *seceded rfilthie-ijgoereite means by which it was to • ha. teled. Aefer as one could judge, one of those Viliplitwas the abolition of tithes, and the reduction, if snot the abolition also of rents, and that the legiti mate owners of the soil should derive nothing front r 4it." The calendars of the county and city present. ed the name, of 306 persons, of whom nearly 400 are charged with Whiteboyism. Of thew, four were committed on Thursday for the attack on the police at Churchlown, three fur being concerned in the engagement at Newmarket. and one for seditious practices'. The length of the report of the Parlia. mentary debate, and not any relaxation in crime. caused the otni...mn of the usual liet of outrages in -the last Dublin Papers. Burning houses and rob bing them of arms continue without intermission: - .. A Bill is to be brought WO Parliament, under ministerial support, for contiuunig the bounty on linens exported from Britain, as from Ireland, with- Out limitation of time. This is very important fbr S nil. as the Bounty Act expires in Joly next. li a d il lticULTVasL Disyaess.—A requisition to the Sheritt or Linealoplrire to call a county meeting to petition Patlinemen! upon this als g subject, has already been very numerously and respectably sighed bi landowners, agriculturists. merchants, mild tradestiten, and is now in a course of circulation through the prineipal market towns in the county. In one of the divisions of Galloway. the respect able and intelligent proprietors, with the god of 11711.Lovisi at their head, have found theinselves coatiselled.to declare, that Wigtonnaline, being an agricultural district, has suffered in au alarming degree, from the present universally prevailing dis tress ; and that unless a speedy and eflkentvesifetly he pruvid'ed by Pailianiesit, the Utter rliii, brain owners awl occupiers of the soil must iiievitatly follow." A Requisition is in the course of signature foe the ptirtiose of convening a meeting of the County of Middlesex, to petition Paris:anent fee " An eifectual .Reduction of the ExpendituTeof the • Nation, and for Reform in the Commons House of • Paritatueut." It is wish pleasure we inform our agricultural friends there ir's ;wit probability that en alteration avid' reduct iota will be made io the duty stow payable upon hops. We know front gobd authority, that one of our worthy county'htecubeis,'Sir Jobs Geer. C.otterell, Bart .•nitiows to IeiIIVC the serieteit •rift distresses, and attentive to Ilse interests of his constituents, he. Wattle ur two interviews with the Chancellor of the Ell. (*estate upon this subject; and easgutne hopes are enter taiurd the duly will be so reelisced, and modified, as to afford essential relief to t►e hop planters of this sod other asouties.—(Hereford Jennie) A Mrditeiratiesn packet hiss brought letters of. the 6th instant frotu Gibraltar. One of them exploit's the recent misisiuterstending between the Swedish Consul and the Government at Tangier, by observing that it arose from some inadvertent 'ittprefillOn Io a le►ter which was probably mesunAtr. 'kind by the person who rendered it into Arabic. ' l , 4 rlie tran►lator had been 'Mown into pri•ao ro an swer for his conduct. It is added, that the Empe• for of Mostocco entertains no hostility to tire Sere •deah nation ; the flag continues to be' hotatertlethe 4 1illoretit the Consulate, and thi'liteittltet his `ir`ii.4ll . ll4 luau), lto act. ' 11.1 Apr' Toismo. imp er.144 1011 , 0110. !of tr ei l l • 61 "" P 0 101 0 6,4 , 6%, A t - it - '110111Willgt" sounitzt ,-- - *OWN. • 11. 4 1111i1i0, • ?heis4llAl4ll OM" Ilikolidrillhee, • 'WO 1111.41110, erkihiref , • • • i t*ilOlr ; 'I. if P A L the Werehisrees . pierty ow Wednewleir evening la 'lll.- haureerweepasre late isisd blab klogaiit assemblage of distinguished taebtaasheta, sabers wheal were—The Dowager Ditia of .Ritinesail sad the Lido • Lasso; the Duke or We lei, Masehiewene of beiryolse Illareltiosese .t . erdord, Coedit sad Cultte.. Manster, Calstirai newt*. Tasietere Lodolf, tie Coyotes* of flainswhy aild• utirsetty Ryder; the Ladleeit Mame, tie Countess' of • emix: the Countess Serbia sad the belies Molysese. Ito EWA f Weetsterteed avid Lady f,i. Few. Viscose. turd Taroseirio Crisiorne, Sir Heisiy .ad linty Willeary, Lary 'Giryilyr. Covetee• of Clare: Countess Gleagall, Sir G. Claude& Mr. sad Mrs. Foriaantle. tte. '• •• !• • •-•••• .• •ass . The Doke 4 Wellilles, emlielaisod distisitaislial party yesterday aeitpoley Alonso. • • • • ••• The Earl - Nowt Cossesse of Alliewserls estertaised the beta of Siseettarri 'a 'OKI if distract i ble ythteedilyat theic Case St. hutch -wriort.• • • • •. • Countess Satinet had • party of faebionalihe yesterday cereals at bee hewer in Sereshapoatotet, Mayfair. • • Led, Itaveneworth ha. ionised cards if invitatios for a party es Iloilo( or Ilstreh at her bonne is ,riertsses.equ,rr. thfihlfebility will Aablair 11 • patty of fashionable, this evening at her hover is Arliwytewettbei. Vacated sad Whillunsiess Ramptles wits etsterielet a di.. tiaguished party titio day at their boas* is Greirsaireet. Grosvenor-square. Wm Tighe hie leased awe of invilshiell far s party At Wednesday etkl;al wr Mbar in St. Silissea.Pliee. ring ?BITING IRPONTIigISIDAT. Ft=VARY 21. • • 7 to I apt Sporn: (tak.) IS to ? apt Landsespe 71 to I egist Agatha" • 14 to 7 apt V4ttota 91 to I open ,Wbaleboo. IS 110 1 apt ("Amnion colt 13 to 1 ogle Autumn, IS to .1 Oda 1441114W1L. OILS. 4 to 1 apt Teruel I 7 to I aril Cat 5 to 1 opt liessrve 1 apt Meteor.. ILIDDLISWoRTII. $ to 4 apt Plover 1 4 to 1 apt Frolic. tiEWMAILICIT !TAKE. tto 1 opt Stag I to 1 apt Callao' Ball. 5 to 1 opt Stamford ST. usu. Si to I apt Marlow" 114% 1 agst Ajax. I , I S i e, ~, I. .. • . . . a . - - I . i , % A.% 1 ~, ak. - ..... 4A . . - . - , n , ... h. .. /lir . Awn ... `I r ...I. . ••••• .7.7 - ... ~ 17' o re .'' ' . r • 4 .... '- P' :k.) s ...* Wade& wad 111 11111 1 001 lie ?Maim ' 0 0 '. A / S l iiitt . iv ? • 11 ' OPP* , 4111* ill im ilabill.diet atitiefAlN . . . # .**OLOPOO.feirl. at 0 .GMss die IWO diW la riat 161 t . big it Ldid . lll:" et , 11 411 ti 1111 4 1paimmity • .17441 r, ..440,,...". i 2.7 iTti,ob et '. i 146111.4444704: -. saihmai lit rakillilt • -seal is'Hases• . 1 4 14 ' . '4' ..rm4o - 'IA awl -44 r kfilit,sis 0 • 4 1 1,- mil V*. 4 1 t.4 11,01 .10 1 ...Msegaplais Altsrer-ispisob,. ~ ' Aik selet isllialta,• • • .i . ... lllV:ard Ilia. aim' i ' see' ' at il•efriaaisla 111 ' . . : ...,. .. . arrivals se .arivsn's JIN* sea • Limirrient t a ' .t ral . Bsars'br. pit, ' ' il. • i n si b i L co.• wo. • . a. 3, a 1J 4.• 4 , • _ 111 . :!••16s, ?Ms wow., is Motif* in simiikarry•, _ . Palatal* ' 11111007' The animal sib. cop mad outer, divest by the Midsbant Club, was shot deism Midgbs to Ch:was, Our, .. Modiste day, by eighiree emlbseribers of Sga. emelt, se 111 birds from the leap, at 21 yerde trues the gem. The wood rod third best sleets to receive 51. cad 2L It wee decided as folloirsv,—. zusid:: •- -. : ' taw. Mr. Goff l4 Mr. 044 rd -J: ••* Audrews Smart . l4 C.A4l.lbs • • ••• —hr ' 9 Huolditeb ....... 13 Illositaoto . ~, ... Laub Moulmein II ceetrd . 7 Godchild Kemp .. 10 Cram. Heartall In shootiog off the ties, Mr. G 4 killed three other birds, Andrews two, aod Smart' 'ooto,. winch decided the Skies prizes. Another match for 10es. took plate between Moo Ave who killed kiss, at stye. buds omit, sad which Wee Vllle il Mr. Crane kill's/ six birds. illtr.GolF was witched for 100 gs. to kill 11 birds from 11, out Mouthy *ext. • •..t . . •". :1 .. ,•.„... . Mr. COUTTR.' we are happy to prof ' . . a s good night. and was betterlellteidiv . ** " ...7.. Two marriages in high life ore 00.04 *otssaiise— the usarrisgeof Mr. elms, of I - Polkbidi4 MI /*- folk, to Lady Muss letPol. l .`dlitijitlier fie f ** Earl of ALBEsi'saist; 2 aiuff se Ale. Villiatilsiiit. representative of Ilia' eldeire Jlinssiili of ilui Doneguj family. to Miss FOnDa. The setilement istrAlSe latter bride is 1,6001. a year. . ~. Madame CAtA LAN! Was announced for twoCcp) . - eerie at Sheffield, ta lake piece Oa Moods, cod Tuesday last, but owing to indispooaddis ou Mau. day the performances were put al M Eacuay.—Clai account or its proximity t o the Sun, the light Willis planet is, in ktilier:ll,.cLa pletely absorbed 14 . the liner beauis; but when the sky proves clear during the neat ' eight oir teas operator', Mercury may be seep id the sistith.lwtst, 'between VeransimilThe hdritiln. ' ' ' 4 " At the iota ec apse 01 the Moon, about the lime of the greatest obscuration, the bottom of the dirk. ',sled part breame very red; end •reedised 'se'till liar the end' of *the eCliiiie:f # had tisk% • the sap lieursoce of rays rlaitidg %ONO, similar 'to 'The Aurora tioreidis. HAZARD and Co. grateful for the increase of puhhe patronage bestrowed'bri_iherb. k ' the preference given In their wittesi t ibli!lia.Olhotc( I. some Nieuwe attribute to thei r gratroise t iteho ieCapital Prirsee), reipeellotly request he Musa ' 'r spii Fruda to a twierallitiiieht ir kat Itelabilie - • I g itt i w Loey, which begiwo NEXT TUESDAY i.i-li • 4 Firs Priam; of 10,0401. - Irtre at•Ofatiiatiols 4OM SSO. &e. stir., awl Dot Two *auks 111 • Prhae-nAii , • Sterling litooey—Nu cl:.set.-2reg7idier sib its obit Fate—Viellt '4441 •PTisrVwEll hit 'bo.._ . Nktkab skittle. fiiiill"ie filehtsirli the seer . low . prise w#86,11•111. aid 011.1P;%1N60,041112,-; if MINA D Mill ,0•... 001erejloyekalishime t i bia l u f bill; had SU, Chiteld-otreci, maser"( Swallowspoips., NM 1 . ' 1 • Pi