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• ~. ~`~: ~1~ A. ~~: ~.. • . . . . . 0 . 0 44 Oben Otaa la - &LA.,* d4tkillet 'et, l it t e ad; of eestkiltea lb* weaky Of "` 4 up • olitfg..l** thres hitt_ he thou h& . j klu i. 'Noy • forft thi teal 1641 could be ensp*ed ; far the sphrus 4ba► liolidoits . gestemlly printed three; pes M.—ploy Yeerimaa 'had mietteem 4b poisoned a 4 the hatred !lad - Iltd'ftwliiifi Sleety:ea D y loth , prijuditles. . Bat 0.. e pilociible al eon*. ay he rtett hhhvelf 'IN Wiwi ha toping tams ad. 'boast hedeetilek fbelliipeis Ilten divided, when therm appe a red :: , 74rC. Ilsesesi.assewilearst.,.....• UM 01 • IL • • " Major* Sr l'he Masters ld Apitber.diiiiiek.itook place spots the amendment 'of Colonel - Hiviai thredisee it 3,500. The *umbers , were— • . Fee the Ankedureet . e•e, SS • it • tS4 at l eli J. ' 4114ellty-for tbs Misisters.... t. • tea ateVt tg Upton ear on to the gallery we found Mr. Henn that the estimate for pet nod wean , elsseld be divided, mod the Nita of 51,44141111101010.11.11 e granted for the pay, and the favtivie'tiniddentina to be postponed to • a fiture sight. After 'Moos short conversation the propos' t inn wee agreed so 666.81M1111. 1644 to know the coarse in feasted to be parsed fiatictiug the estimates. Lord Psuorneectaall, es they had begun the army .estimates, thee better go through with IMO. TRIER ARMS IMPORTATION BILL. Mr. Gouttunx 'awed the thud reading of this Silt, and took occasion to observe that sit Hon. sod Learned Gentlemen opposite (Mr. Damao) had charged him with hurrying another Bill on the ante sobjert secretly through the House. He could, however, appeal to the House, if he did not, upon istrodseing the Bill, state clearly to the Mouse the ohjeet of it, and a Right Honourable Baronet (Sir John 'Newport), wbo was never ioattentive to any question in which the interests of Ireland were con versed, had expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the explanation. He therefore thought it a little too hard to charge him Witb taking the floneby surprise, when he had stated the abject of the measure fairly chit candidly, as he trusted he would every meassre that ahostd be submitted by him to their consideration. t • . . _ Mr. Denman dertared that he iirai not aware that he (Mr. Goolburn) was the Member whir had in troduced the measure, but he did complain that a meallar, or fifth extreme importance should be introduced at a late hour of the night, when there 'were only • few Members in the Houle. It was the duty of the House not to pus. measure. involving such monasnions consequence*, unless there were l Illsedicient number prevent to sanction them. The Marquis of LONDONDIRILY thought it was! qbite irregular for an Hon. Member to oppose the abird reading of • Bill, after having omitted the. proper stage for so cluing. The Bill was then read the third time and passed. ' Mr. Duman said, he considered the ludemnityl W4l an ex poet Ado leer. Ide..Gott.anitui said, the law had 'spired in' Anna, mien Parliament was not sitting, and the Irish Government had undertaken the responsibi !sty, undef the impression that, in the proper time,_ • Parliament would grant an indemnity. Mr. Deem kg said, it would affect law proceed ings already commenced. Dr. LUSgstinton wished to ask the Right Heusi Secretory • • qbestichi. He had understood that after the late Arises at Cork, sentence of death had been passed upon some of the wifortunate personi convicted. and • promise of pardon was held out to others. not in consequence of any part of their pest cor.doct, but depending on the restoration of tranquillity in that met of the country. He wished to know if that were the case ? Mr. GOVLBURN replied that he could only say no satiinatitai on the subject had been made to him. Dr. LusgtbsToN said, be was extremely happy at the answer; because if it were the case tt would be ingseting, in a country where bodily torture was abolished, a degree of mental torture the moat unexampled. 'the other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the Howe adjonrued at ONII O'CLOCK. • MINORITY or rure.owit, wire PROTOOTD Tat 1111.1211CTIMV OP Till ILIOULAIL ARMY PROW 18,802 TO 57,401. Altborp, Lord Robb's*, d. C. Ricardo, D. Bernal. R. Heaywito4, Iv. P. Robioann, Sir G. &knelt, S. M. Hailers, Colonel Scutt, dinars Ware, B. Rowe, J. Smith, A. Birch, J. Hutchinson, Hon. Sternly, lard Aright, 14. C. H. Smith, W. elare,S4r P. James, W. &flats, rArl Derry. bird 3tilinenn, Col. Wharton, J. Dyne. G. Kennedy, T. P. 11'14.1., Colonel Collin, Sir I. Lairthion, .1. G. Whitbread, SC. Correanatin, L. Luabington. Dr. Whitbread, W. El, theitit, (:rilauel Maberly, J. ion. Wilson, Sir a. Draiivo, W.!. Pilaw a • 11. 1. Weill, M. Demur, T. blank, Ron. W. ttiibtaa, W. ferpienn, Sir R. Month. 1. B. Will.mur. W. fiitzierald, Leal !lure, P. Wood, Alarm** Ifirabsip, A. Beeman, R. T141.1t11. 4;ataa, Par W, Blarat, LAO Beollell, Huu. HG. NINO!!! IT Uf th4to-nine who word ter postponing the Crow for r.inonn•aliog th• Book oohl tt , e rate of air Ch.rge f o r the Maragernros shwehl he hm.eo. Ahliorp, lard Greofell, P. Norrotiaby, Oise. Rlshr, Sir F. Howe, J. Phillips, t:. Xyltg, G. Hutchinson, Hoe R.Phillipc. (C. R. H•nni.it., Hon. G. Hooyeurcd, W. P. 'Peirce, H. Remo:, R. Johltrup, Col. Prier, R. eller , ft. John Lamb, Hon. W. Rier, S. caccorlich, Hoa.H. lateklcart, J. I. Robinson, Sir G. l'olSo. Sir I. Leyeesirr. R. Sykes. D. r•lrert. N. Haile, Hun. W. Piaidea, Lout Hawes. Cal. Moore, P. Whitbread, S. C. brafflan, Thom. Stlartio, John Woud, Alderrittw Frrta.oo, Nir R. Malrrrly, Jolla Foley, T. Mooch, J. B. Gactque, Con. Newport, Sir J. TRUAX. Ellice, E. 4. Tat FUNDS.—Navy Five per Crotty. continue 10 iit Console are very seemly, 78!& for motley, and 7) for April. Tune does not appear any anxiety o.• Ilse port of the public as yet to express thy!, dis‘ynt, and about twelve o'clock yesterday. lie understand, them was tad ha4f-rdosen letters. P"felso St n he ors all better:--Proosion, 903 91 ; )11 1 Spanish, 6i ; New ditto 61 69; Danish, 116. • _ ~: •~~ ~. ~~ F , R,Wroggw° ol • • . t •.• • • .. r ~, _ ~ '• ~> . Re ...; • • • •• •• • 41. fieSiohniiit .as ... seesottlati, •. n iinh Os oo li k . eotiototyjeh, heiart • slnit ttios ' Ise. ,srldelk se telt 'now. . kg decided pob ortarnotii e beiii side tp evens) need! ° I to your I,.ortiglopy sa . 4 to rpilisoseoi, Say delimit redwings ger 'be estedst aid ekes** ilrtlid'eseetbse est ablishihrota in Yes I Ireland : sre'selnik tollie . dsitigo iffeeting the town, nisi 1, latereoginge between the tifiisiestries ; as by far the en t ai- -1 of i eat p ar e a the 4 , 4 4. 1 disk of Isetaid ronsiots of co e d. ..._ broorght direkty few. taftland, lb. principal oncogati.m of I 'm the Olken of lb, euslagsaa Is the several punk oilrehad, * arises eitber not of the eotteeibin of Anse resirscrove Astir. "C' ais certain militia of Swills rodlike ' which. by . the Art of i ' ow Valois. were inward, and motioned for a parifid whirls es• plead in the fear. 11110, or of +knee ninth. is the Art of I " Union, are distiogogalseti as g• Costlier. mbar I.jogges." Re- I 0drat1are1....i..a....e...1 _..+._.1....1.... ... • • 0 , • Or botirOalp. • • - lolv.lrtisossir Nasal I. inWhNcerorikAMmoki' ,_llr *ultimo Illiellopollaoseiotsoolodos the goloti Ureeow ith Heipital. trieror —Mir le Alter liot mak qf , thopeibg, Josies la ',rive en Di* is* Itrfolo in Srut land. Mr. penises —To %wend the Lows for indruesificatium *mist etweelpy tiamers.• _ Mr. Cliaocokor of aloe lacibegoer—Bill to sonied tAs Sopranooti 10 . 4 . A et. . H emir— Item mu ott.etablialmarpt off/flirt for It se ttee a tie Nailooolpellt t—and of Loud Tao 11 jog bias'; • '• • 4 le, • • • Mr. William Coerteasyn4lelect Committee on the Prison ......, . distleget-- _ _ tiro. EA- Amos. . •.. • *rattans eoubeeled so the fetilter maintenertee of the NM- I nt WINUIESDAS. 1 ateittietsed Of these clothe, aid Sit extent and grrengemesit 'NOTICES OF MOTIONS. I • „,. . a ,h.,„,, ...1 obviously Ise with she objects of one " Mr. Creetrey—alittion oe the selsjert of lIIIP Boned of i , 411 , 010 .. 1 million we should hire felt oerseltes called upon to Iva folly into the teneelirs. tern if yt.ur Lord.hriir teed tont nameplate', Relneett—The eirromstswees that ooteered et draw . i , our oiliest ow to it, b y re frring o us she moriseeisls lie aural of her t R tel l e m ill ß ei t 3s F ly T tr iz arerrew„ 44:o7o,o4 ", .: ~.,,,..:. . of seism emegotatile awl loanorictairiwg bodies hi Zoglitid, ; remonstrative against the recess extension, ity She Act of llopelp—.lleport. , . r , ...,„„,,w e took of the 'wow, o h m at she Colon foe the duraliout of Tninitsuairm- ' ~.. -. . the restrictive distate, mid whiet Art, in she emirs* of Ida. NOVitES OF MOTIONS. •• • & ohm. t h e il es „ o f cuepledged 1 • 1117 Moltke, Ridley—To redwllMbelflailbell St Semis of C ommons Sisu moo y Asia to labs aphis miter he eoesidtration. . ... Ike Adielmilty.'. • Illeothlud e Mr. Hume—Return from th. 0. 1111 1/1P° 11 0 1 4 144/ 0 0 ' notion Ile. carne two Exelwrpores is ISIS, and she teresisalees of ' &ad I reload. '''•• " " •.' • ' Woo s ;he cossetsit,which Ireland was heard t o coottifeide a .„ . ratoon • , •f „ fixed portion. the reveutte of the Visited Kingdom , ins op ' ' ORDER OF TOPE , V. ' ,pueteestrrres afforded or altering the system, and amplify bad Tax CoMmtsoimere - ____ ____ Ne " , onmiltee. tug thcoperation of the couutrresiliue duties.ieduties. l _ 2 __ .. '' ••' ' • }tar coarse of proreedtag befog ilciermiumi by dime too eitiormisea, we were assldutgoi, imeopted, during the period od we residence in Indeed, IN the rulkelitme of evident" ep- ASO* to Set beads of 1010 ry irate, referred to; by the emeleation as well of the several members of the boards ditirAlllollll6 led Swipe. their Sawmills, sad she waters in 9 cessonneication with diem io the exercise of their as also of a considerable somber of respectable . atidgitorers, teedemen. sad *Orr induvideolo, rrilioa t necessary to call before tic aid teem rte.'s, wdoMeised Information relatioctu the slate Ake ogoostiegiekieternseree between she two ao mut ries, aid set twos their particular lose/esti by the I. tieeetioa, as wells, by thee:iteration of the • Mischa. Aad wrathiuk it our dm to elite .1110 t, is the ref them PIMMIAIIII4Wr, we reperiewe . Swim ell, non gismo we had (weenier. ara ilipplar a ." obedient* to ow, rev:twit/ea, sad a wend ...- afford us information. In the prostration of our examiatitioes I. Ireland, wader the above-mentioned heads of Itiglitb haelatartira4 at • point at which it became nesemary to obtain infeessatioa I. England, from, the correspondiog depart meets a* reverter. and from Individnsts connected with the roomette* and eta ourself/es of this part of the Empire we tiansferted the sit. field:m.4ra , Commission so the alert which bad .been Aut. signed ton in Loudest, where 'e'ere pureeing tier tetreati igatiews.•lll the ,hope tbst we shall be 'ambled to lay die to mtit vf best before your Lordships, for the information of ,hi. Majesty and the Houses of Peek/Intent, of II period suf ficieutly early to admit of some prsetino worsiere founded Nunn them, being submitted to she Legoilatere before the clue( of the presets* semson.' Illigatedy 'T. WALLACE. ' ' - '(lii Si . T. FRA NK LAND LEWIS, (LIE J. C. HERRIEI. -n- irk W. .1. Ll.'skilNGTOM. L. S.) HENRY SEMEN& Liao Office of Irish Revenue impil.y, February SI, !Pit.. r v .11.1. wow - - - --77:, ItariaittuseiliSlNG 41 JILLipiiND. to tux usinationo ._ ~..,_ .N en egaillseerlb . I .. I * .ito i r t • he r The RRPOST of Hee ' Collect's' and almeagemailißlit lidfl ' &Pin is Ireland.lre be [Ordered h i sit. gigs* qf Cemlueile fe be printed BM Pelararery, 1W12.] . . 011411/11111* which we are appointed, It • it directed that mai ilmadleemane so time make Repeefe to pour Lord**, to he laid before the King and both Houses of Perineum .. la which we are to " state inch observations, and make such suggestions as shall occur so ue, fur assimilating the 'ode te charging, managleg, and collecting the several breather of the Public Retrain of the Crows is Ireland, to. the mode practised in Great Britain, or for Ikherwiso seeneine sod improving the doe collection slorreof k by medi holiest of duties, er is as; other wee Jeliirli we may dente mcprdiett ;" and altboug, watore s etugsat *trued tit . sexiest or atcommend to your Lordships the adoption of *or spe cial' illeseestree le neformity with the. above direelitoe, we feel it to be our duty, at the present period, to inbuilt to year Lesdelipe, for theisfeeneeliteuntrAliallel“ l ll -Melt the two Houses of Parliament, a stematetherf our preempting, chewing the steps which we have tilkes, end the totems which we ar e pursuing, M order la aceomplisb, with as little delay as possible, the purpasesTer which we bane been appointed. • Immediately after she pasting of the Art, we assembled, aid been/ taken she oath Anton prescribed, we proceeded a the feat isiemiee to apply thretegb yews Lordship, ' to Ala Rsweasse Urgartesenes la, audited eailikwitie ed.. fee va lises accounts and documents necessary to, thadiminree of rgaresiseet part of our duty, which relates to the ion*. Mb( of owe comae, spite, sad ualform practice, its she eolkertion of the revery, of Great Britain and 'reload; and we at the same time ordered inch returns from the offices in belied, es we deemed requisite foe embibitlng the existing 'inn of the ntablishmenis in that country; ism the extent, 'Ohs ellieleoey, and captain of which we were commissioned is legume, we well as into the redactions of which they might ko sesceptible. The preparation of these docuraents, more especially thete Melted in Reigland, soaeoldably occupied a coosiderable - 'finis;' because, In addition to other details Mont to the }undone of ther-revemee, sad she capsules of mseageenerst, we felt k expedient to call for internee*, of she mode ii, which by law, or ceder the aushorfty of the several Boards, she duties were collected is each deparlmeet ; sad with ie. ,Peet to lie excise, under each bead of duty. ' IVe nest proceeded, after a eireful consoler:titian of the **duos subjects comprised in the exieneive held of inquiry ;0;4 nth to as, to dente to e course which it might be '. ' spedient for us to penile with reference to what we n bellifierred to be the Intention of Parliament in one appoint meet.' While we were mix ova, on she one hand, to enter without deity spots the examination of the establiehntesits of she several revenue depattoirate, and to pursue it into those detail, wherein consists she bulk of the expenditure, aid is which, consequently, the subjects of retrenchment would most probably be discovered ;, we Ili Is, on the other bond, shat all the subordinate parts of these establishMente were liable to be materially •fferted by say seek cilantro in the general constitution of the departments, as we might filed it our duty to recommend, In order to avaimilate them so those of Great Britain. It fiterefure appeared to e., that the possible misapplication of much time and labour might be avoided, by directing oar attention. in the finst instance, to a review of the general regulations and management coder which the revenue of Ireland, in its syymel r e breaches, was admisissend, and in considering she measures by which the cortiornarty required betimes the symemo of the two countries might, as far as their respective eircumstancet permitted, be attained. • We, therefore, resolved to direct our earliest attention and Inquiries Iv the state and constitution of the several Board+ of the Revenue in Ireland; she authority vested is each of them, and the manner in a bich is was exercised; the func tions of the priticipni officers immediately under them ; and the gem rat method of proceeding in the charging, collect. beg, and securing the duties levied under each of the depart ments. Is panieseee of this determination, our first stet after our aseiwal is Dublin war, to communicate to the headset the 'branches of the revenue, a g I statenseet of she objects to which we intended to direct our Inquiries in the commencement of our itnestigetios, sod of the meaner ea i which we expected their coroperat toe and assists uce. We were the more induced to prefer the general cousin we have described, from knowing that the e•bordinate and ex ecutive branches of the several departments, bad an recently as the year 11119 undergone a careful revision by a Commie. sio• appointed by poor Lordships, composed pf gumhew', erlecte4no arc 'sal of Siacir practical knowledge and tepee tierce, epee whose suggestions various 'Money reforms and important retrenchments had been made, and whose presence mod Mini*" in Ireland appeared to have produced an in creased attention and activity to the esiiduct of the business of the principal department.. We bat also the satisfict ion of findirig. that in the department of the Custom, in 'reload, the attention of that Roped bad been directed to the Reports of the Counasisaiourts apponsted so inquire auto the. Cuelielien Ia England, refereed to them by your Lord•hips, which had led to some material orsprovensents in she mode of trainees lag the bosons, of that department. Although in this stage of our proceedings, according to the line Which we bad prescribed to oareclves, it was sot our Intention se enter npun any dended sovietisation, either of the conduct of intli•idual officers, or the propriety of main ta tang particular 11 ttic e., we frit it not consietens with per duty so postpone such iove.tigation in any case which should incidentally come under tour entice, and appear especially to mimes attrution. Amongst other matters of this description, the office of fleariver.Geseral of the Customs sad Excise (which hap pelted then to be vacant) came under our notice ; and hie. ing satisfied ourselves shit is .unlit be practicable to pro vide for she dioeberge of the ditties aseigeled to this officer, in a mode equally secure soil effectual. and which would ad. mit of a saving to a considerable amount, by the abolition . of that appointment; we addressed a representation to the Lord Lieusenaid, apprizing him of the imp/n -one esteetained by us, end •negestiur 161 she vacancy. should wet be lIIIIed np, until we hod the opportunity, of laying before pew Lordship, a tell repave de . the auk jelel- We experienced (reel isis Excelleoeg the meet reedy I Talt 14141 SCROFULOUS AND OL•ANDULAR DIRRASSR. • ravEmAsors' TAPIRS. A eumernies and respectable mastiag of Ladies and tern. Hewes WWI held at this Tesoro oe Thursday, the 25th ult., to eoetider the 'limey of certain stovepipe lat. ly introduced fenitt Miseries late EngWM, by Mr. Charlesllaw a bom bast, for the relief of ernifolows sold glandular mot for tot tdirg as establishment foe the gratuitous bees& of the pour, JOHN MITFORD, F, q. in the Chafe. The Chairman, who, from.enotives of hiemanli yam, public bestial, had devoted considerable time, great and mistiest, attention, to this very important sod interesting subjects openri the beastlier. of the "'Oleg in a very able and mei. mated address, staling his qwn citations*, harmed ow owls, demunatratioi, of the eMeacy and preps• ties sr the simples introduced by Mr'. Whole., by the very exiceerdisorl re lief which the applicariou of t h decoctions heel produced in canes of the must inveterate aad bopelsas kind; ass, be read • Report from a number of Gentlemen, who, from the name besevolient motives as his own, had formed themselves into *Committee uearls twelve Isorilis ago,solely with a view to watch over the rend tiost. and protestant the various and numerous patients ribs, might tome wider Mr. %%littlest'. ease, that they might satisfy themselves on a sub ject area mach real importance ao the public,aud themselves beeteabled, from their own personal observat loos, to attest the virtues and properties of the deem-nuns used by him. The I r Report, which was very ably and fully drawn, pee the must satisfactory informet inn on the su e blect.met ter. of the Investi gation of the Committee, and slat that sercifoloss sod glen. duLr diseases had hers catered sad gored eider their per. aonsl inspection, from time 19 11010, aid exhibited at weekly meetings appointed for that purpose, to • very, great extent; and that pennons labouring under other dreadfai disorderisris. big from irregular digestion, scorbutic andother affection., had been considerably benefited, in progress to core, sr had been completely cured. %Vail such tuutsfaetory demeestrationa, sad other impoetant dottnueuts well atolnetiesied, Je addl. tone to the oral tm+sutouy of persons of both sexes, who have been cured, and presented themselves for examination, the Chairman and the Committee felt themselves fully jun. titled in calliog this public meeting, Rad making so appeal so imbitc benevolence to enable them to commence an establish ment, upon a limited scale, for the benefit et' the &offering poor ' with eonfident hope, that, wheel the Inestimable value of Mr. Whitletw's remedies sbou4ll be better knows to the pubp lie, their benefits, and the Misruled institxtijm. !meld be more widely reteeiled. Several profeseioual Grutlemni of eminesce, who bad humanely attended the weekly examinattou of the patient., came forward at the nieetitor„in ample confirmation of the Report presented by the Chairman; they declared them selves moat friendly mid ready to promote the inteuded establishment, and assured the meeting (bat the elleacy of Mr. Whiulaw's botanical unwell had welt far exceeded their utrnost .expeetationr, that they had anxiously watched the progress of their application and of hie treatment in a east variety of case., hopeless, and deemed i hie, mud bad witosnred their extraordinary success with delight, and they oureservedly subscribed to the cuufidence which the libernlmiindril Chairman sod Mr able Report certified; . bit they lamented to think, as its teary former instructs, pub. ' Ile prejudice night formud.ubly protract general edoptiott. They noticed some instances Of this kind, and particularly the opposition lately to Jenner'aintroductioo o f V acc i ne i n . eoculattnit ; that Suleuhue lead Perri laughed at fur lits im proved treatment (adopted ever since) to cases of the smell pox ; aad ohs* epees Harvey, iirdivelging his discovery of the circulation of the blood, had earned himself to rain by his Iris eulightened and liberal brealireu of the day. Aa meth' be selected, these proftinional Opl6olllll wise re. cured with very lively applause. ' The Outlets ate mid hr was very happy that his Report met such (to am and colleagues) proud reception, and they meet, one sea all, feel that an appal to Bnswh sup. port i n all ease. o f humanity tending toonften the sae. 'inns of suffering human .nature, were. sever randy made. On IMa eoultdence .he Committee. bad firmed regulations for the obtruded Institution, which shoeld now, with great confisletice, submit Is their *Sootiest; they contineei of enamels. torocieo,. is truth cored from tSra usual resole , lions fur other Inatitutione of lit. art/liable h om i ng . The reetelminos Item( read, Me. Pete. Moore, M.P. wee requested to move chi first Resolution. Moose mod be Pelt geelefel..dee tls rappertesity tailleded him of giving admhtse epleineves thlesnigeet, and of thanking. tim nlaparfsaue ifeit•isallteritill him se * yl Aimee w 1•••••••••••••._ - ' ... ...••••-_ . ....• 6...1--. • 7 "fcrr ummirr _ e--~- , .,•~,.~ .~~~ 40 . - 4 10 .'2 •? . • _ r •. i.i. - •• . -in . 1 1 6 -0 1 0 ; Merit s . Ulm in hilt Mars hs,Fonlinsti!lo ha admitted • member of kis Comitifhie. Mr. Mamie said be had benefited by Mr. Whalers's deentionts, timidtionindffi .illmint...l , lo .9Melogiona, said,, is timffi s de ho (sill He He had hoeseelf laboured ander very seisms kW' Itopposhl'hs -Se • kw Imeripliiho,4br wAlefi be lied an the in segalical skill, but oithoni meet telieft be. weir I , Mr. Whitlew„ as it were by chatter, lee yeam son. sod his coeverseitim made •him resolve to try hie reeetable down. i tins, nut this opened to toe poOlte. He f. It himself re ' -boon in a week, he Wm taken es other medmal parmintices i frpos that tour hurl he wow Reds himself i s a s good lean sod rririt, es h e WWI thirty scars ain. Mr. Moere added, that Are had a yoweg retied. funs Imam, labieersog wader a dome. fel screfutous complaiet, which the Faciii:y declares! to Is the mod rent or vmeionloo in a hot chasmic. Tim Ind bad received every Ron sad hoeing enemata hom 'the Faculty; he had bete rtortees weeks its his hod, with Mile hope of life; they nimbi not venture to It/ore him Asfleisee than nee In every two dales and he hid, by the betaking of fear •Isite swellings, ionily lust the use Of ewe arm. The Faculty had done for him every than within their koowleilge sail pirwer—every thing witted their reach el shah awe medicine bet their soma were out nest to 11.. end a the whole refaleria Maddest dirt sot ferisols these mous : the necessary march was beyond their reach. -Me. Moan said, he earrod Mr. Whitlow le !Me yowls, at the school where he wan placed, mid at ibe seggreiloo of -IN r. Woithsw, as a artaittisa ease, brought hint so town foe lite remedies; but at that time with little hope of see. nig. Mr. Moure said, the welt of the little invalid was or very Oftener it was with difficulty be could stay is the room •ith him. eta their arrival is towu Mr. Whiffiter himself humanely applied his remedies, taterually and et• to sally; to four days the youth begets to recover his spirits and to play about ; in eighteen dsys he relented to srbuoi is • state arson couvaleseence, sod is mew is pram health ; and the arm, beim mostly aa.-Irar, he en sow immommill. neatly to feed himself. Mr. Moore said, coosesha justice noshed hint to make this statemest to the politic; mid for. thee, that is his aileadauce at Mr. Woillaw's i preying to the Hoe. Chairain's taking op the ',abject, be had witnessed, be wind safely say, two bemired cases at the km of similar sateen in the use of them botanical simples, of which Mr. Whillao has isrenty.six to •umlier, the combinatiens of ehieb form his riotous thicuchons. Mr. Moors moved the 1 lot Itesoutiuu. A Getillentsa, whose canoe we did not learn, roes to es pees§ his regret that elm intrude.' Institution seemed to be peopontis opposition to the Fiteulty. 0b.,. wing as he did •osifew of the many medical geoilemen who had exemined - jellieem mid ogres had that day attended, an given it thole enclin ; an he laird the imp - oh/see of previusaly prisi ng aid pobinhieg, properly authenticated, Ilitcurtil insole bed hen effected, soli! which appeared, he thought, the larelleili 11101Pleilak prematiere,st the same time he rimmed .aerial istaillitlitaltpars• to be thought opposing hies *high pee. 011'Inigehiscorlit to the 'offering pion.; he wined fur in,thet be might it tls greater foetidness place =Old Nader Mr. Wbillair's care. It osti observed Iva sumo v that the Riegel/meal sad unreserved testimony of the Medical ' Galilean pretest, was ample proof of the °pitiless they estertoitsed of the remedies; and It was to he Wheeled that a ousfessato *them, *he hod witnemed the progress of the wins tart, and of the edict sad rem which they bad gen sad penosally blinded to, did nut come forward and avow 'brie sentiments on the subject; that a general in...Ha lloo bad beets given to Medical Gentle's,' to stirred at Mr. Whillser's beam fur the panne, of examiaiag with the Crearmissee, is the minutest manlier, envy patient taking his decoction, sad to melee their obeerrations in a hot* which wee especially kept for that purpose; that • book where the cases Orr. regularly registered, staling the. pro /Me of the patients, from week to week, big uletaye Been 0p.., to public inspection. and eve., seers. to the patients, ihtfr parents and Mends, how bens ugifurooly cocotte teed ; that ihm-esaminatin of our patios. mold coney owe Mohican Ohms it t 'hared ',rioted cases; god, finally, that pabliedy has as unitorsoly been courted. The Rev. Mr. Ft.r.rrttrit here mode • powerful appeal to the fretting of the assembly to favour of the multitude cif pour miserable objects, suffering under the direful effeeltiof of Alia dreadful omegas ; he nensidered that lid Millaii weaki not be. cossetted to the present objects of dispor ts he would emend to (*tore generations, sue that so may !be e partial facto, and relieved eases sad cures, aghast been tow ed' 'to the meeting this day, ought to curry cenviction to ihei ' liberal mind or every maw of undemanding. The Rev. Weir Oman farther stated, that • young rose, then in the MOT, tolls koireledge, was some time to St. Thomas's Hospital, ' dreadfully aftlicurd with a white swelling la the knee, and hail heroine as emaciated, that ielice it wen considered that no rare could be effected without anspetstiou, they declined ' to perform the operation, believing that from' his iredend • strength be could not possibly whin it; being removed frees the hospital, Mr.Fteleher. sale, n a forlorn: hope - lm 1 . plated him ander Mr. Whitlaw's care, sod is three moans he wag perfectly C 0.141. He said be should ghee the lath . I tunas his blot support. Lieutenant SIMMONS staled, that he left Jodie (114114 goeuee of • raptured litoodareeselin the longs , and bed. under the tare of the arm medical geollmoto without rehrliff that from excessive bleerlier, the use of ands and 'openers letting diet. as directed, his limltg had b.:come so cuntrected, that he could no loiter walk without assistance, mid Wee obliged eptioarilly to Itedomm, mad his (needs were repave ed for bit dissolution in the cosine of the last wirier. je Lis hopeless state, he plit.hiesself under Mr. Wlellialr. Id the asseeteloneet of his tinily and 'rinds, Ise, who iheirowee • pared for the grave, mod to all eopecatiou would Maw Imes ,ther• three moons ago, has been measly •Il that .shits feel stored to the active powers be now eujnye ; he bad riddpo this morning from Foot's Clay, to *fried his grairfel teeth. mony at,this meettog to the virtues of Mr. Whitlow's retie dies t he appealed to his vetieralik fatter, and Ism *freedom ate brother, bulb thee wont, for the accuracy origin state ment. It was added, you way safely believe a eon, aft it were, risen from the dead. The ra r eting was very newels affected with the Whelk manlier its which this gallant officer related Isis wineskins recovery. ' ''" Another Gentleman, whose nerve we timid mpg leant, el premed his regret that no previon seemed to be made for out-door patients. In reply, hopes were repressed, that the E4lllbllehnlent, OUMMellerleg 111 it nrereeerily Mild do on a limited perk, might soop bp esabkd to ,eatead to 011 t door ratable, and se the Committee would mike a Report every . three mootht, tbe Subscribers 'Mild be teethed to asterism when the funds would steppurt Mich 'a detirahle extrusion to abe •umernes Meltable übjeets in'coolemplation. Mr WitteLaw said, be did not solicit the pwronage of the public e t a aid of the proposed establishmeat with guy view to private emolumeot ; his gravest practice afforded him foil employment, but. ttwy nrostd,.nalltrollY,„feel tbat,he Woo anxiousveryanxious to p sie ilieteputation of his rietrieditr, sad was i tweeters desirous, under:hia own inaportitia,lo coMhine regimen is eicrofeare, wills kis hotatileit remedies ; and it was his [wheeler inintios rto form the mitablialon-et on *deo • spitem„, es olish . inetrect.peiteals bon to avoid the recurrence of the evil. ' .. Several other Genevan delivered their geninints mock in the same manner, founded on noes nigh they bad either ' persnally experiemeed or witnessed: ',A- , :I • A leiter was receiredfrenfiriney DAlMlninds SIM. most handsomely offerin his wenn. iii may way MOM, berefieval to the I ost 0 Its lion ; mod Mr, De smamilwee.signicak rly re. • . . Awn - lied to be their Treasurer. • A letter eras 'read from • Lodi W. rest;MMi lab tereimd betiefit herself, see had witonm.l the good abets of Mr. • Whithaw'a decocting in • variety ammo Wffie sent a dos nitwit deli guineas, sod beanie an etoodiAlhbettiller. A very geneal mid liberal inbeirlptiiiii ten' nisde . by the •egespany premiss, both by immediate douitietoi and mensal ismiribetions, sod concluding We i vale or thanks to the Medical. Centime. present, for their • liberal bid is the • investigates* of cases of relief and core, and for their titbit& - tore at the eirethig ;' and llamas to the Chairman, fee him beimane, sexism., liberal, mad long munition to this Mine- inset stailueet, sod hie eseditl,. impartial, mid aolitionsed . cumenteation to the meetin ,thls l ay. . The mering separated oit, g wise rolermilhowl 4gres4 ica•reetimp al the relief prom a eet.ting beman'ity is gerofebors an theodolite etwie,le the card of wide% the whole ninny( the being alt has hot hiffierie brew lend' . . .; 1 , ( F"~~/ - - ~--•- -. .....-.. • - . ,••••• t • ` 4• • -• 4, *kW , . . •• • • :••• . • . , a ni• •: tes Is. - • e or ' ..! E4t. .. • I . 4ilesa. l . • . • . . • . i;• 4.• e" frt: 4 4 o '' n ' . wunigardit.... -. nfrenet ov Ittlitt‘ESTATIVE*, rgettes et 4.. *: Al i .C4,.oldeit preseantd.o pentstm front Isere Itstor e • .. of ()btu. and whet,. his sesakistel. ototilig Itaw;; eft!, '''. ... s u s experiments. they, have oneeeederl in /010 . •iityncllfir .teses carriages -to PIM ail tdriff•jk. .us: ntllol eCCIII . TMIII., stud ' , Flay% that t heti:mail/n:44 . • Gls th e i.rai of t ttrilly-S yr yritrc the eArlookve rArrtit• .:. or conveyin g I nno.t. ng ee.. oust %otitis . 1.%: rtib an i ? N iro . 4 risK. P. on the (..7oltsherlanci rnod. free 4.011; ..q 1 • .". orevi ryreripol to ihr Coliebitte? on 18.111+ and (, r ya. t 4 : , • M. Col.ten sloe ',resented .0 mentoriol a An. t .. A i n,..i m , c anern ijn n f,,i putenoting the slyolktitt— . fi of .6r...iv. y id imr - .wink the condition 0f41,, , • ' '—e . prolbibit ,anstret. ifrioe ein ace." praying Convene to , , el:110144pr jr. remised'. in the • rovv4 eeribired rerntalie• of. Floe . • rid., whi-it wee retell/if' to the Cornitittev,of -ti h whole, to whom. is referred the Bill fur the goverov • netts of arid territory. ,, ~. . On the 'notions of Mailmulfit wet * . :iv Renalent, That the Coil of aya end httesse • kW ". ht.iiniini to Sequin , . iota isterlety of preeideng by latle - elms Maar,. ova, chart,. marl ellefattleft• 1 1" .ris1 I , l oPor t i l d . . for the 111IP of say Math of She Velem, shall be euesuipbd - AMR all &rhea epee their impartation. On the motion* of Mr. - Jobdsten. of Louisiana,. ...' it was . . . Ile•olVerl-That she etinentiltre ea ?heal Attire be in. ilrgriUd to inquire into the rapedienry of I;in eley;ng a errater eember of piehlie unapt* in MP soppeetwion of the piracies' .. ~OM nos aviisnat the•owintiree of the t'nited moor% arid whellow it in aerewery Yu eriploy, arin. - a•il 'TOW. priests 7 ' o ' l ' 4 I." skis Poriswae•-sad how many. qoi le what arainser, : and lei repiwt greedily the seeteharre sheeted sterareary to give entire sad elfeclnsi perstedbu to she perioa*Oluiltria• ' pro, of she eitileies of she U. Stews la the West India sad • Ow Golf of Mexteu-sail to inquire lion far it, rosy he pe.lipos to ••thorlee the dennuerion of rpm*. Aired vessels •• baud at we, 01 in **inhabited planes, prodring war woo.. ar rintowerce isf the V. IMO% widow, any eepnlar roflBlllolloilJll ..-and how fps/. eeeinweasly with plhhlir taw. a general n.ri. or authority way be given to dr•lni pirate, suit piratical %wools fated at men or is siaialtabited g. [UM. . . I [F • --. rom the NotiOnoi loUltigeorrr. Fibreartb] I,lfllAilf FlOttlf--(Cteriftwattlai)- gat ruct of alletteal'ont Ackommalij. eSayoulllffiaa • la Cane repes:s . -• ••• • -"N•,.. 4 ,•; 2 • -et • , g We hare _into received informat,ntal . rte Cherriftera kitty Ihicie on Incorsionintls file (Nuke country, and killed ,ante. white peot‘le who were trading there. ifatlontsiel Pryor, we undermenot, was loolluillsio:Ttep likewise r kilted - gad' took pri. sower. moor °Mires, and carried nway 713 hotse..7 iffltfousio4 Pryor accompanied Lewis sad (Mark in their ettiolblion to the Pfeifle, aird;osinolflifertt ly bore ilsetatindhaioa of Captain is she , klaular army. .•••• sit. I.o,lpl.„OFTrat %4. Lieutenant Seidl, of the [Dots-di . ntes'_ggike. arrived here on Tuesday lasi, nom . F" sitith; on the Ai kan•••. We. Irons front thi• priidtleilliati That a memo battle lied been fought hetoseew she Cfsero.. • kers end °segos, in which the latter were diegaer.f with sreet hiss. Tbe.C4Noter *TV on lilt* VnY. 9r h.d arrived at .the Cao•dian Fork L. epeteitirrebe ( distatiee shove Fort Smith). when the ghee-4t-•., - who were in /nomad, canoe %IC, irifil!!frilero. setd 'fell upon than, taking neotrlr ifOmmimmtudirrimorters. . , . ..-iR-4- • •is 5 ~'•-..• ti s In ' • eraigl_oee. Noir" feb.ll MU. COMMERCIAL i 1 • '' r ' a ' a ' 1 ry the 'chortler Doewnt.teilltall 101.144. Nen Port.au.Priioce, we ' , reit , tin, illflepiliCtimp (ORM 11.1,. t • .... . I - ' el V. C 4 14 1:64919 1 " Pow luroPeforeolokolare see. 0 To the Rd pot of the "NAM fultt_riffillrirgrti -0 Sin-Tos will isbllire boil siyaerriord too ' e,,,,. • versed, by onshiag keuviii Howie& AO' tlielfer of lone yowl, that from the arst isnot, ail ns e raPPVllMallar ' Oily of Atli moo per t 0.., ha. keen la ow% a rareods ; shipping. lasktort Ow premise dot, iiirill*M. pe , foi it. • ' lals, inbi e •• limo for • ; . OEale ti, -r,.1 t- in r.. ,,,, ‘• w, .7 . f am .4 a• • .• pvg.k.,-.4p.stitir, ' • • ' • '• r w-Lii 'ki iliv iii it; . The MI. de Cestil:stroo4 el Peril ye wink!. The mit-ionariro consigged their relic. this thia weigher et the thereto of lertitiVelvd. TR ids had rlthrt.ertire IIImihl• 'lrestittiwider their epelleredilit Hwy was a crowd in the environs,, Thick ehteuded leap feelette ' Palik Royal • ' the veterans ai •Relicrimik. Hoed ii•im meet of lens es,ro, oce•pied Ore towiliteis Ili Nediehlillar The "retry made several awry tudlspespezieholle/bkifbefchre tlirumg down, others were vf0,,,,,a mote l ~, ~A plaid ' Amos lye peewee oriel. ienit. t6i ibe e s t o .ea o f the Miyake eif Deputers. U •ClesevAveetetil U. Ormaregy, who were going to visit the enwtheesti-lew or Oa latter win liven in the akightnisrlinglif flee Ate eleithitiell to the ' Keyoreity guard. hover which le node, ehseell•l'Una °Seer of the malarial griai d . in end/4114514Mt1i . VP poireil their heing'drtained; '1147, tioirleref. t o tr•aslivetioo,, it the conclusion *Cheek& the, , le e4brpoed.ea.(Consffiv 1 fovea.) , ..11,i.,.. f i. • iim The ilithig a the Cnsiacil of War at, Taws, tli of irebreeThe nwenpied whit lisraeirtellit * Win the •ffslr of, she conspiracy of Span*. i • -* . term. ' chided' oil% the realty of death siedsof '.." 460 14 111- • ermines), Nretemt,Cvailert, Mulvey, till! • ' ' ' oe,t'nf eve yam' inverisrestsent and • boo il. I.o64l4laseittolliffs 1 4 '. ' spect to the other six individuate who were eterntietef, ulf,,ltut having iliseimerdd she plot. The Overt of Aides at Peris ten been steepled wish lla trial of P. L. Collier, a jewelles aid lf.heltide chillOita In. . faintrrsv in enamel, who were arcueed of ilialtieg • foiss4, raneek on lb , ordrr of awweilenitio I. Sheellsse.'... ; ' The Viet originated is the &shrive oirweaestinee :,... ' ' Os the CI of January Mist, two saall graters lanterns intoit•getial Is Collietls keine ' in • the Snide of bellieV. 4)/ , wars •of • pivot, five diffverrot *se were.sollhilided, aol which were the falbirsing devices awl laserjet/gip : ill one of 'heti, "' IreepPrettehaeso. the eternte Sidi fs iliteuirrie - P on Ai, sensed, • pyrinencint tareekVierled hrs. ' wal of ; On a third, 4 In vain may bayyp Ms Urn to Morin el oti a fourth, the 11 . Maly ~. sheet eight yearn old, 'nth .S;dritese7. t colours, above tbs. portrait Man,,yha'mur . . , Mb n pansy tpossie)"totertieveu with . mortele ) . . ". : . ,•• : si. t ...lir , Tile areneedseveeteiShat the {wenn@ .4111 ' accretion of the ANA of the peke de Uwe, ii .1 of ••• the Duke de Ihistideasx, tail that fhe erdilehiir. 4 91 1 h e l' timely applicable to shoes eve e. . • ..,... ii ii i i . , -...•-. The Attorney.Gnaerul Mareheeep tushissierpi le. , vices applied to:Nilpotent' lead Mg sad: ' ' '''!':'', . The Jury fossil Cattier,. Qs*, atalFr .. • The former trot eesteoted to three loss. mid sear! fits aerie os sf i te e 2 f 4 i thneo wf u psimi {toes ar eir. a.. ' 'W • " i y l'• ipeak ; " • ' .1 7 i, w ~ ~ thus issiilenly appeared about 10 As , is,the MAte 'of Thiamin: he had with W . S y Win, who waned ea act 1 1 41 I . ll l teett-6 4 M104.001.1111.441 individual', who constitute : I hie fear or When the people erre' inoiettibierf itiV ked er ~i ta, General Beriberi reed aloud a erarlosersitosi Iledielf lii•ii: ' hit natty, in which, taltifiltt p rilk of ' • Geiliigiim i p of the Cuestvileratess a runs a s Weisser," he r loth& ilhat the ',heist e thuhweds4araisiet *is to aleratrepalstdbidellon of lb. Insoles and pens % atid.ephsheirett tuns 'tai* a to tie people :le stinsinsicrd gi "dm same igen, hes pr of dhamlbstslalo lamanty:tehstat Illbefignalelin ~,. -, ~,, MailMirm i may__ _ . r - 7"'nrw'T _l+3 .-.,. -~ -:•-• • • i'.. ~~_. - V 1• • =-a ~' ~~~ ~ • - OP; ANI I t : t 1 S 1