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phew in what manner 'ow+ a debt had arisen. There Wig one Ipinch o . f the Civil List apes which vioihrti to moy word. Is was that ewswprehewd. d'w 'lord dew, 'uets perriiiril fee the ii. Detaell of F.,reirn Ambeeseciore and Illisielete. Re _ eapeaditnre should not if; seisseeted Ire. 11.11 aquili related to the actin. 'tragedies's elf the '6ltitl-141Mmeherld. add tall 1011188811.1Nt - 66.1111118 .46 far in . • .drip feet fans .610 . dr Mr t a . it flYlfnky , ooir Ages of the pplOte IMO in imassiee 10 Algarve/rat, be ait.107:1 1 :::. :?..t he had a eer_ _WWII objec: ~171 iteree otitis .alrligply helm s . W . ...f`suierareent *I the . fit pool elf ~ ~. 4.1t0i public. be ?.' . . .. • . . . b ,rjnoary must , 004 and far t e e 1 . t lig hip politic . trite. 4 t is • ,ternnsespi , What so, 4. lit : 4 - die sopa" edit& ilair ex , tiotit, „barge of their dray was to be 3 • s ren' the leeetain of the hearers er" - 4 Crane "'ford the anatitetiettal power of d". ' Oit a se. .., • trim review of the** practise... Si Eng re• nt, he wa sallied the peldie -,.., . newt tspe heti by; • ' il ei tl uiv e n in ;616. &Li r e that period hi r .. .• i, .... •. ~ o peras voted were illaced as a whole.. , 17 . • • disposal of the Crown; by the, , Id ...Inch he alluded the sums were sepesitely assigned ~ ..A wkis . t fat selariee, nod what for allettoutees. sod ' • what fin extraordinary diaborseineota, accordierra . 7 • properly disposed scale. Thus the. jignagemeat • 'WWI SO constructed, that the espies,. of eoch de. nt was acteally aseertaioed. or at least at so as the mature of the rase admitted. It " Vie thawed hater also that the extraordinary ex: pilliiihire .meld - he .kept apart from the regular and established eergatitet expenditure be* in ita nature llecteatieg. sea provided for by estimate, , and thee at the ekes of each year the accifati were to he laid beano Parliament of the opttire , amount of the extroordloaries. If the estiss J . 1 for the foreign expenditure were examined 17 1 73 Noble Lord who had lived abroad. he wool . I list they we,. framed in 8 most eeoneeDieal manage. He repeated, that is the whole arrangement• the 4 , 4 11 c.: ptecantian was taken to prevent any arrest of dettr, and ft was intended that the accounts of the extremities should be annually laid before ' ca rat :mast, so that obi estimates and the result exould• fully rasa soder their view for examinations • tiCrutiny ea she responsibility of Gower alrdheievcr any dimieetiou of expense cal= 0.. labile would hare the fell bandit of it..4et L A l rnanee. if at any (step ' it should Occur, se ;ford been rl ie rase that the foreign ex „ i pielidritore in the fast were diminished tinere being osi establidlilitt upheld in parties' t enr/0.4 of the Contimell o 0161 04.1•11Oola so appro. .p7l izeit by the present 'irere to be car ried ..if to the Consolid He would out , Jet.a.sie their l i ordshipa byeetevieg into any minute ~ llama.. but would confine himself to general heads. ....Pus lett him to notice the casual funds at the die. raal of the Crown. which were called the droits of oy tbe Crown. Admiralty, &c. lo the arrangetnent ...Of Ivo for the late reign. these funds were not Aouvited. nor were they in 1816. He could nut see • tirerefore why a new principle should be now est.- lt!:,illetl. If, indeed, the Crown castle to Podia. m e i); fur the payment of any linear of debt which ,j: ni hi-en incurred, or for any thing that implied , i ght additional expenditure beyond the usual sum, ,Veri indeed the consideration of the application of ~,,,ef fs t. fonds ought not perhaps to be excluded from .90r,virw of Parliament in caneidering what ought to .1,1 dour. But at present no new arrangement was varied for, •nd Parliament had • security against debt which bed never before been given, and they were :.hro to have the additional information whirb ~ would be derived from the annual production of the accounts respecting these casual revenues. lt *kook' be cussidered that the amount of theft revenue mainly depended on a state of war, and that then tire claims made upon them end litigated. under every circumstance, made the ultimate amount pre. curious and uncertain. The Noble Earl. in con . elusion, recapitulated the advantages acquired by the settlement of 1816, which he thought was more favourable to the public than any preceding ar rangement; be trotted, therefore, it would receive tbe sanetiOn of Parliament, as it was framed as mesa with a due regad to the honour and dignity •1 the Crown, as to the convenience and character 7the people ,—( Hour .) — lie then moved, that the 1i be read a second time, lewd KING pawl he did not yield to the Noble Bad i an anxiety to support the honour and dig ger, of the Crown, its well as the proper and neer*. se.e e xpenditure of the Civil Government. Hut what lie objected to the arrangements of 1816 was, that they will retaiiied the accounts its the same Noodled ambiguity. and in the issue general per. virally—arid he thought that what was culled N daallitieation of the in:counts and specification of ti.e expenditure, by throwing a pert into the Con. eL.l:rlated Fend and a port 100 the Civil List, wall an ~re calculated to leave every tlinig in a date of u:icertainty. thin clear of any of the obscurities , iii *hid' those act:Outdo were heretofore rove. loped. lie objected to this Bill, because he 41. el not think it founded upon an economical ranciple, nor that it wan intended to he so tr.ored. If T., : were intruded. the precedent of 1616, rah ..e thought a moat extravagant one, wou ld ow l ! o r.ll been .elected. 'flirt :irecedent imittinsted no lea' than thane or four privy p urse ., ii ~e for the Duchy of Lth...i-ier. one for Cornwall, lte, whirl' though not nom 3!,l•!lCable to cautioned . , force, he rtter..ly ineotioct.l to ilto%r, that vet,- minty Novi not the regulating ! principle of the Cum writee of 1816, which sanctioned them. He ob j•cteri to that precedent also. because is sanctioned the spirt:onion of the four mid a hall per cents. ep well as the droits of the Admiralty. l'he great diro ti-rt in fict. the radical vice of the Guarr bb paa roll, sirs its prolesouw, was it. want of atl. activei a•iiNtl e ilt control over the public expenditure. That piiltUsloll wilirli so UltrOttlilltiteiS pervaded the 'poem of the general govertinit: l nt of I . cou•dry, was flow idiom in be carried into t el yie branch of the Government. ~‘rip": , tawnier, all elircittal control was Isoiiisfied. • 'llie expenditure was ceitmnlv clay...fled, but tit ; what gw.a ? 'lnc 01411.awce came &Pot) VA f l eapit ' eirot a n d defrauded witutevt" , it 111 1 61 i ne1. 6.4 t ' , sphere of its own department ; lea n ly*, nary did the some, Without cheat tit plifier ~: • I 1' is w. ile NU Government. 41si1sd ' gist 5i k tb „ . ,,,,,, As appeopessiou of . i ii4Tpjafif its suppon. It was said that istsuiv . ospittlitie. ral ci spest foe the ewes** epidronlli limp ibis' George 11., bili it viva. Ie were extiaisiffildif 'itialily Pi! lkiallwaiti, . _ _ _Q•4II - 104do• Pelliminip us 0NW41001.011,16 Sas ar- Nbieggicre esitt v ieir seetreitrit tee! eiselr. . Tte 'WNW _,... ... 4 eitlit ' • inf OM' ilid.rir-4611-11. 1 1114 trot the moo .raw PtsiViiiimilsidttsed is the cosapwrisss I hat Vibe 7filiillill ddeseiltLeh the presets eatablle i st Yigitlo a:44 fib* trigethee, they ii#l4 1102 1 Liki mopes (nat s ly the, way, eseisdaaji Ma' 'end , Seri sild ilk ..this. saleslatioo) • to orr Isla this 2.540,090f. T somilat slid WW said Or tie a sibbt liberal irriagessirit lbe 'hr stook% eatiparett *ith Gsis lL'opoikoooL ! The Noble* Lard theo'siAl. of the Civil List, the Privy Purse Rm_ figgiPO(;.; ist the fourth elms there was at. estimate of ims,4, ; its the MTh eta... for „ du ~ i.. * am _ ; in Ir . Beard of Works, , 25,0001. ; mad in petunias or the Royal Family, 472,0001:W71mM were soots sot to be found iu the ensostemostrar George IL, end yet reit parspbr , ressit-terimerild t h e sew assisiegemeot lied ISM* elleasigitet thee shy which had preceded it. It was etilliffy eftite that nittlatig wits gobbed in elearßies by del classification, apt it me called, of this Bill there was the some eiitifitsion, thinsith the se were to be pad out di et fuud.s. and the same disregard of opsip}.. ii.was tree. 'het when the Crown came Maw reNtreild from debt. a statement of allure,' like in 'alf mho -mate of debt. preceded the opplicabow of relief. With respect to the *Welke to the firperriiiin of the ex. penditure solely belonging to the Crown. from that applicable to other parts of the Carle Lisa. lie coow feasted he did mu see its force: He thought au ar. ratigement to that effect weed Irte agile with oho. tool advantage. it woalit be sseekbetter to adopt that cowrie than the prerest. by The public must. be always the 'loser. sod the Cross the gainer. His objection to the Bill was. the shrew, of any principle of eamseter ip 'soya( its armor. t• or _ fhe Earl of DARNLICT roast with the same anxiety to afford ample torsos for the support of the dignity of the Crown, bet with the same oh• jections to the atructnre of the presetst Bill. He thought 1150,0001. too large a vow fur **Civil List of Eliglind, end 207,0001. out of all comparative proportion for thin of Ireland. Itespecling the latter country no accosted whatever had - been given to justify such a grant. Some explanation weever. tinily due respecting it. As to the expilsorhture -fur the establishment of the Lord 1---;•usensist,•it would seem, that as the duty of the *Mee diasionified, the salary increased. It was before the Union 90,0001. a year. and now 30,000/. So C1.011114)10 a 'um Ai 207.0001. required explanotion. • :1, ?sif. .1' ! - The Earl of Livrattoot. replied, that variant' communications', oheariug the expeudinsre - of the Civil Government of Ireland, had been laid before Parliament 'at Ailtereut tiiiiia ; wird ars a proof that no part ..f the • applied eslCteded the saris for which they were transmitted, he bad lb ivy that none oils at soy time reinitied.—f A 1441.1-15, en arrangement tirade by the Parliament of lie. land, no wore than 1,200/. a year ite peplums could be given, while the general pritaiew list exceeded 80,0001. per a 00000 rm. As a proof of the economical feeling of the Government he had only to say, that though the Pension List bail for since years beers under 80,0001. a year, no mono' exceeding the 1,1001. had brew waisted. Astir the Lord Lieu. truant's expenditure. it was perfectly tree that an addition of 10,000/. had beets made, but he would appeal to any Noble Lord who had filled that office—to the Noble Duke opposite (the Duke of Bedford), whether the increase was not necessary Indeed he knew that Noble Friend, et his hei4 greatly injured their private fortuustrilitleleppel mg the dignity of that station. ' ••• • . , ". 1 1 The Bill was then raid a second time, gelifte• dered to be committed to-morrow. .:, 10 AMERICAN ter ME WITH CHINA. ' The Mprquis of LANI/DOwx, in snoring that a paper laid on their LeAlsliipie tilde be printed, said, that it did our . 'n bur blanch of the infor• 2, ratios he sought,' ili . was the amount of the im• ports and expirite l a Amrrtcairs with Canton. Ile wanted (erilitkeiheir Chinese trade. In ex. planation. lietinatiiitgirthat the Earl India House could not soecifithary furnish the dented Mama. nun in a Parliatniittirry 'drape, though they were pos•eseed of suiiiidocuments calculated lb tbetrie light upon the subject. -erl 'r, . 7 I . ' Eder !salver wris ordered to be printed... l "W' MI ' Adjourned tino-inovroiv Phis dal.) .+ ' 14 . , l• 4.. . - - - nrwry• 4101/1111.05 ethlllool4., Tatiesnav, NA, ig et Th e 4,:r wi taiG' a se m ' r ‘ , i r t yr f;"4i. &dough,* oeif ul* I. • till baltyist folk IV A, fhe Weise baring Into •it u.ty _tword Mr. Wird. eboidered dot the Petitioner try fait . se a ostler dr Hi base stress to he allitistrits W been albedsti to—they tertabily oaken as. Is MI in pantratilinsfAbe piety disking them, bet *sold briniest' *id Willi& of Obi Flothie. We 1M ististvilitos sit oil the .isirtieiiremistrneti., He reesikeirti • Petition bon Woo pee rested is *vital Pseliameat, is trbidtAellinnitellbilitelle -.—.4iiltdriebt bad been pasted. .; rit soil .5 ibr Mu.. wimbeitai ampibieldis , ilatdosameibeibm-40 abllmin lit IMMllillialiad Go hobo [ 14 ego mom Is ma ms iillbilida• isliiiirlits Mibibless the ansollsh, Mot Jo the prornellaaMoomly arm days was pm,. ed for beyood the Huse to selillablhty were already milialod. It was extremely desirable - dim Ms terms of the amitioo i.silmeld , biedbabot Had preolimi thus it might he eke* 'Met. o , sta an tbefeetroals. 'Re tiodesibied foe all the peedistioat# ' Mips iw oho maieserf bask Misollsb and Irish eisotleos Move the same. Tim b#sb bad no Issursc Man to psa ha Ms same of the recagattencek hot Mei Mot 14 days mum le mar r lei* ll* sot istjho sureties. Alley Nur otioversatioo is whit& Mmedmasaa, r, Me. P. 111104ali. mid Me. Vivito 11:micipated, • I was pot, Abob*ail blitietsee have kill this dop, so =tAbrapPtiOgnisattees already propandlioloo was • I loi tft r , t., lit (111 VOUTHI ELECTION. .. 3 r 'as eh* mot osMed she mantes of the followisi ilMlier, Om am Model as the Committal to try Ma PorIMIIMMI elect Mai— 7f: 1 Mr. R. B. Cooper lard Molded dita '• r Mr. C. W. 'how Mr. Geo. Meephieriso Om* 1 Mr. George Lary Me. C. Ash **Court uii Mr. W. H. Ashherst ' Mr. P. Forrester .., •0. i Sir Charles CockereN.- • Mr. W. T. brake i w Mem John Somers alga Sir Aisdrvw Bayer. 1.. Or. AAR Mitchell . : Right Ho.. V. FilitpamllL 1 1 (a . aumoaouGN ELECTION. ra II 111 .*. Heiltvev peroonsid a Petition frees WM. I I or Mr. Charles Wltt. Bryson (via had pre. I ftillarilipdsiot the retina of the sitting member ; fed Alabo!euith),"peorieg for fiuMkr time to ester into re. mitnizswees. Mr. Wm. Myatt beiont called in, dad hawing verified " the Pelitios. was ordered so withdraw ; after which Mr. D. W. Hohlkstvlsoied tam the Petithrark hove lea days further time 4 poopme a sew earelpilmilip ram of Mr. Jelin 'Thomson Eglyn. ' .111 r. Fvon supported the mottos. ! A cis :4 11 .T Mr. Ascicaosise objected to the evens..' UM &d*tl thin in obis case no pounds bad beat stated So induce the noose is &evade Is the phyer of the Petition. . 'Mr. Wyatt opposed it. .itt Thollimattra Moocht it right to inform the Hoitail . Its hid received a letter from Mr. Wan. Bryant, contaiaioir the adristaitit of Mr. Thomas, of King.aireet, Coveutiordes, who stated, Thus he bad waited on Mr. Juba Thomson Reps, who had the. promised he would be ode of the 'armies, sod would atiesdeis she teth isellasst to complete the same. Mr. Belfast IseiMr *pie called, he was 'amassed by The Itimaxca.-- 14 Is your Petition you state that you Mom bay till Monday that Mr. John Thomson germ could sot breams mos of the sureties. Was it on Monday last Mat you ant received intimation of that fact ?" Mr. &pat ..0" I did out holm it till Monday Night at sin airlock." Mr. Bryant wee Hero ordered to wit►draw. The quest We was thee put sad carried. Mr. Cation? was afraid the House, ►aeisg bees already se keg long occupied its t►is saatier, would be merited by another Prattles which be belt in his ►and from the Wm* parer; but as he made it a role sever to refuse presenting any retirees whirl Ina exyremed in decorous language, he must be excused fee not refusing in this hammer. The Nikko. being read, slated that the. Petitioner had received belief of • atotioo being intruded to be made ms the Howse on the subject of the Aldberinigh Eleetioe,twayed that he 'Rigid he called in sat examined therms, Or the w•tiu of Mr. CALVERT, it was ordered to he laid um the table. lin Seejeaae 0111 SLOW arespated a Petities from the At. waterier Slablesheatt,estasplaiaiag of saauthatiord poems Mr. 11-irrLETOWprssrsned a similar Petition. Mr. BG.ac•nuatt 'restyled a Petition from Lancaster, rains lbe repeal of the Wool Duties. Sir Geo•tie Gamut presented a Petition from Edinburgh, praying Ihs House not to repeal the duty on Wool. Mr. Halt nave presented • Petition from Mr. R. Win ters, the agent foe the Petitioner against the return a the sillitti Member for Wallingford, staling, that by mistake the proper notices hint nuk.brint given, uml praying an en largement of the time for mitering into such recoguirisnres. Mr. Wyss appetied the Petition being laid us she table, 911 the rowed that It would be opening the door for mom. brie's applications et • slasllar nature, by which the Nate of t h e House world be warted. A Neither; whose diade we could not learn, tie erred she Lord C•ataltw said, It would ht NS fur the Hour to have nay rules a► loran, it shipwelf to deviate 117 regFPlNiat wasthea - ;itbdratrii. • • • .. is "T " P c ** ""AORICULTURA L DISTRESS. I. " -* W. Jectirre prorated srPetttion ftweirOwnees and Occupier. of Lpod in Petersfield. Complain ing of the ige iejuirtgate.af agriculture. i•Ofd COUR-imp. MINIM, presented a similar Petition from Owuers and Occupiers of Land in i Cambridge. -sera* Ilan i:4 e:....,... - I of *Oculist., iirOfaiktred by !OAK' MI i MOli* , fected all the eilley intents of the emit . '' lie , • lamellkl4 l 9 4400 orav goelnitslo 40 .41.0 1 0 11 to soy mehmessimene wi .prioab bells ado sea who** , *timeless Sae. to tipieermilie huterebaree., mwortdidit pow, had or bbl! OM Writ' ,'"'''', ,_‘" • Mr. Cuttlesit said, the ettiitote ;wilt tit s.''' Peffhei fains.iiih wily is shalt the matter pm. seat sem* view Nat they .would have to peiy is. finitely demetrAhs vow tilos the mice et - *hick the import oPtlittlign cost ens sow iliklL Should a Committee* appoisted. it.eletthi le,, . ,dietbi, es rent a. properties a other istoroeth beeidoo the' orieultansi. possieolorly dm coutouresiddl for he Whited the CIPOUNItiIIi sod tradiug elsemi•wolo so deeply . i • - the . question sr . odirodter. utimV . Wherever..Ai, .ampoested, Nt s ta ilr e &sold taltosimit .ai did sot arstist sar - seen nommeesdasith ono elms ender fops hissevese well each a liot tef uses uniglit , ho. , itdoplott to . the • ' .ior . • .......#... the cotantri i tff , would bo, preiedietaise ed . ,er ......., ,4 7 1„ ~ . 4 i.,,,,,, ! Mr. Corral horsed aboalltleitteies budisslovollids agriculturists haired to 'the' liyeletaf 4111141110'11111.11te many yews prevailed is. Said was still in Operilion; isi this galijitty. of heavy lissatiou. He tboeght the! tax laid ow melt lost year extremely injurious. He stated, that • the occupier of land was *abject to greater espeuse in the cultivation of it Aga for overly, oq oleos of of the greatly increosed use of ar tificial seemosse. Bet it was his opinion that till the erodes be hod ea ropisioed of olsiteld be aboado•ed, the comity *odd be 'sly gain ow from bad to worse. • 1 Mr. Bicaaeo said, tbet the object of the peti- ' timers was plain ; it was distinctly avowed to be a ssooopoly of agricultural produce is the Eughish market. which would raise the price', of it to the whole community, and would be injurious to the conotry.—(flear.j—The idea which these and simi lar petitimiets bad of countervailing duties was so extraordientry ore—the effect of their system would be totally to abolish INN foreign commerce. Their object, of raisiug the price of corn, which was lint to be mistskeu, was at this time of general distress and pressure must nureasunables The attainment of their views would increase the ',timer the neces saries of life beyond measure. and therefore he hoped that the motion for a Committee, whenever it might be brought forward, would be negatived.— (Hear, hese.) Mr. Baum (of Wilshire) said. that the H. Member who had spoken last. seemed to think that what the Petitioners aimed at was an absolute pro. hibition of the importation of corn : but it was ao such thing. If be understood their object, it was only to procure sorb protecting duty as might compeneate for the taxation to which they were subjected, so as to enable them to meet the fortiga grower in the market. In this country every branch of usoinsfact ore and trade had its protec tions, noel certainly they had been granted on so many occasions, and so readily, that it was rather extraordinary that the moment the agriculturists aekeil for piotectiou for their manufacture, they should be told that they slime of ell persons were actuated by selfish narrow views—that they slime were acting illilsenilly, and-were ignore's' even of that part of political economy with which they thought they had some reason to be acquainteJ. As far as lie understood their object. it was wit to raise the price of corn, but to keep it at a steady and a re munerating price. They wished it to be as low a. it could be produced at in this country. but still • affording the grower a leinuneration. At present the market price would inn pay the cost of labour and amount of taxation. 11'hat would be the coo sequence of the abolition of all protection to agri culture ? Its destruction and that of the peasantry ; and theu bow would the poor rates be paid ? lie could prove by the history of the Corn Laws for the last century, that the price of corn had been then lowest when the protecting deity wise highest. What the petitioners wished wes. that the Act of 1815 should be made efficient—tart w h a t had been intended by this Lrejelature should be really greet ed. The existing Corn Law did not relieve the agriculturist. All the odious iforissa, whets they were extravagant, fell upon the farmer, while the merchant gained all ttiltiVaiieSt of them. The seal evil, as hail been befoith'Stateil, was the superior taxation here. Were 'ii nit for that, British awl ' tal and industry couldeopirmisarra tams with ell the world ; but till that evil were removed, he hoped the only remedy in,our power would be per sued, and that the Legislature would protect 11l the inimufactuies of the country equally. in desiring that, he believed the petitiourra asked 1 what would prove as great • benefit to the seams• factor* as the sgrietiltsuist. Lord Illautox observed, that Without saying it 1 preset* whether his elsotild vote for or sgaisticlir . 1 . • —A k NNA4OPS.BOII4IOANW itSgblarea ill prigemisa. ~ a !I 4) SlNMass wild, that lie,* sat n, the how* to nest t o o. or . the nature itr qwestiowsibt* sigh woo Alkfweesiosi of the lowa AllseskMaga M the preMs*llMlSest is 1410,001icr whidoille 'Petition ear*, that if thelimiskai , iiitve iritialathi, the saitooltaktureva wtliimti o t. lately reined. r.' Mr. timid* sail, thirihe priaiiiiillerttlflasit ' ' bimplias ems Air ; : s ,is trier the maim • arite,ormW lig . . "Mann 4* lie iisdaue tke •ii•ummslitOt NM Tlsicamstailitim, ...... nri : •.. !: 11° " I °I% V i ts l l 4 . ,aise t. o f hi s es. ri t e* provided he. windd toile ziAr. iikiAlPirel p /Wfrefl *44 " 1 *l4 16 " tialiwithlitlir-hhe "Will shish had hem so ileum' Wild* rem Whoa he oisjearise to Alio righots abilulif . aiagfe lot tiertikular media of Wer sod egfat..* tbk ,. protrettesi w affeeisttlosaii lisitore• SimitelltreSter. let slit t o loan be.billbeplumr. . Illateiaer the Le her ecti . •=iti bia z i e seipt ai t rigteolurweitits 7 6 hoprit -I t i trof=tlhpoliosh,oh *is respect would nut Wulf Ibirothopallo!,;01 .: • .. Mr. HMIS 411ratiliNith him Hsu. Friend (Mr. Ricardo), that thew f• of the system of iiiir com mercial micialMismas called for revisions. But in the • mew time the yetitiatiero oaiiy asked, that the Hesse would not disitub that mg:station iii respect to it olio - trade which had been in ezietence srirent!-- Aye years. Mr, W, "AMP+ said. th tthe elfeet of these ties ioLtbe lima% 04 bellied had entirely de.. llestisdabwieribiect. 'btry had ussmstasaliy forced wet Rath de of petits"' auto the trade. turd inmost entlfit times pr#lldiesitsairree of distress gallica ilicouceivable; lit sbookt be happy see the whole of the syStem, as the Ilonoarshte Member fur Waterford had eaponsed it, taken down, and built op anew. Mr. S. WORTLIT rod Lord MILTON BrEMMaly explained. The Petition was read, laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. 1. Mr. Rico presented a Petition from certain Inha bitants of CarmarthenAire, praying, as welt as we could collect its import, fur an alteration in ll* ode of administering jostiee is Waldo& Mr. CAMPBELL expressed hio isalowdem I. •Pirwie "illirstrayer.—Read, mak laid me the tables . Mr. COKE presented • Petition from the Otto ref. of Laud in the county of Norfolk, praying Me Home to take into cooridlevatian the depressed to of agriculture, and grant usemoreo Qs its relief.—Ketd, laid on the table, and ordered to be Rioted. • FREEDOM OF TRAM. Sir M. W. RIDLgY mid, he had a Petition to present from the Merchants. almaufeeturers. and Traders of Neweastle-upoo.Tynr, for a removal et the restriction. on foreign trade. lie should mile ohaerve, that the Petitioners inttlenitossi the in terests of trade well. They playr4 the House- so . take into considesation the present *poem of rt mrictipire regulations, and instead Ilwreof en tlevim reach tomisoret for she woeful improvement of roar Merry as might seem expedient. Ile whantril ii.at .flse Petition adverted to the Corn ?..Iw., lust it de sired nothing sudden, it only prayed for a gradual Seduction of tier present pooktting duties.—Kral. i and laid on the table. Mr. LINDSAY presented • Prtioieh from the Merelsaiii 2 s Traders, and Manufacturers of tire too. rongh of Forfar. rur a COll6llllllllCe of the botulism on the 'mew trade to Soothiogl.—kead, end laid an the table. t.--+ri Mr. MAXWELL presented • Petition from the Merchants, Massufacinters, and Traders of the town of Paisley, pea3ing for a seriiiois of the restrict.ons oa vaimnerce„--1te., 4 4, :slid laid t.O tire table. REPRESENTATIO*4 or THE PEOPLE OF 14'01'1,1ND. Lord A. lloott.Ton. its ;mug to move for ce!— lain irgiflllllK 11 IC Oriltelleollullo4l Of die people its tieotland, said it was not his intentioi. then t• enter into the general wohject.. He annaki merely state the nature of the documents wheat wad the object of his motion to obtain. They eon. milted of returns of the smothers 111 , 41 'WM" 14 all the individuals who had a right to vote at elections for Members of Parliautem to each of the counties of Semiarid. Tim.s were paper's 'moonily laid on the table, en that he un derstood there would be no objection mode tr. glutton therm.- Hid object certainly was t• found hereafter •ome 1110[1011 ur other on Them. It ungin tat be generally I:imam on what the right of trw•wig depemicil in Scotism!. He apprehended eery few. vivo of oissigetuhris of the [louse, had a corset Retitle of the *kettle eights 111 LINK CiAlsotry. .a~~ I' :,. . - .. . . ste l ae fir • tealplitlik• its &ilk* he &ow central. P 4 . olet plea air 4p;14 4 -7 * I:- . • weelk. ...... .....•. •' 4 • lessighed Oh ' ' l ii come to to eite# _deposed so the vim gofer. es s , wea r fee knees its. • •to tool os 1 Ar s _ , . Wined by del Illm, Owergetwee who wee leo pole s , ale* brooch ' slaw twit Mee for *teal, • " lit 'weir' . the is, see be showed ewykin thee.—en she peones of rani*/ tie the". - . , 'news Nee* el* WM Owe* . awes which ' he whom k wee papejsrd to be compeeed--esed en the This obiftivele art. sect. . . '4 Tlit Cies Light JIM wee reed a bet seid rowed . it he Clielidffei tile peso& st sew ..b=ear to whidelbi • shies were to be 4ht`tted. Otero wooled fir jet-rew*__ - • ....- - S. eceseney, rather, - We t - , --- - - 7 . aloalgivalligernalt --- - - iliiirwavaxmair • - •ow tier her.-- too toevoloot vice or • west of tesbootop. k .'.l• ilrillh.. ogo "•••••"_ ) 1 ! _""2 0 ,112 6 "', lllltat istaPest le enbeesce the Flee or Sleek were bas- MAIIIIMACTVIV et v wawa: v erse( dm '"' ' •nreawkat it if i were ~ to • iota Mr. S. W•ornsv priteeteled • Pella** fres the Mak lbe pompom& pimp_ Imo . oloooly resebillerel or rin i p ti ha - i - se rime* - eree eadr e 4 - • ii - dei ll =nr h t liiitealliii =eed t. 16.. 1116 . 011141 M - -' • SAmeneurfar •itihrimmtent ti N mei* hose Lbw/ 'bile., fA u the &Id 'or twos% la 40 , lii kite be boeillbesd. Nit aerie, teralkdrfii.4ilst.Ali 1 drikelmil 1011,14, PIIIIIIIII% ill thl4lllol,lrtif 11116% papal; A , ...i. 4 6 a s k s airs . ._ ow ~,o I Ct o ft: we hosiodfvootitoopflootootioloooloomollrbipe polo efriew eiiv Ml* itait*Ol k 40,4 lir vomit, tO etloditooliiio. ll . ettl . oteaf , tiolbood ve real it woe thew mitoditiided livie • ' Impinge., osootio *omit% ea S h e Petitioner 011A11 ma I nas I i nav a i . • 1 11 743 1124 et* •QM O'llesetditstireeeroke Or loos. *wow; &boom otwopoweroletawsblZait Crow; earevei" ww, is a it s m dlimiV 411 " 1" "11 "is .11.6.1 I"' bleb 4 Thr --. '' ' ' woe . i ~ . • 18 . 8• 01011 . 116100111 . ellehe Awed* fleiblievota 'to afewelewite a le/ if eserwhiestreleepreefis ea. dr.. e res sea mmr *„ 4 6, ""rot e , z=r,„,.21:4 0 ::4 1 7 11 owl - i d ' Lewd allstsoitylide Oho ohm ow tomother pi l l. , Ii Is, the mere heibreoll Snrielitifolltit • 4 1 7 ,S•e•fg o , to rya* twO'ol lll, sittekh• le he *OMNI . 1 4 "tted 1 011 distseselt ; 08011 . *Ma *Wet dot alottostot ak be old, 4 1 , 6 144 6. _ .__,, 114 44.itligMLOON4 apse etelit tribe stn Witte the With* teedbfee ''" se oleo 4 1 weeelfirterlilleillf 4 . hut . 1 4 4• 1 ~I° ll4ll* . . 41 : s i zzies.i.. 4111 1. 1 • 1 •Id The to the Perms one sine. '9ll* At .21; ir , ••••••_,.." P g•mill ,f "2" 1 0 401'411101141 ! * ascertains, the warm* priontotodiok . lie 4.1100 epsciiimilf_Amipiliwshos-ass-a• 0. -L ' ' °We' u. sle " 11 ;F: 141111P1 _, a. I. airAlibliaii StINOMI obliw• eel oaf dug NI he 1 1 •140 v .o mob die .wasemigns it iiideakine; um.* i — a . :::,. A wa , rve aetio.dihisisirikuvrio Mr. ''''''` considered pork a the orseeltif 4144 Lord table, ' tit a e '7.l7 " .. P ii4kaga:4: iii .4.„„i. ow 13, Ivailloorees. set I. api nest of Se Jona itteware soppotqf the Flyer deb* r. sildeetikd i• Ertl 11,„1 51411 , 11 1 1 orti so: Nee feelbreLbeekllishollsene itioselgor. • iiitted. u n d o , i t i ,er . l l w "plip‘ m o s ,4 elute. pi .- 1 ' Onligler ilp at eibiat eras the' . , Mt. 7 Mt stoners eiroir- - 1 11441 4 1‘ a 4 Pier . ••••• 11 sholem * l • 46 3erf* olol l . ,_.______Pielli•ber With MIMI rill slosh , etl tilt . ' lf hoagies *1 0 . 06 • 4 "0 th e ee.= 4 • 47 Fitin a wi to rvf eros te tc=iti g ;PL: e aZi e. : f ooi s tl . .tth=t4 ' is. mill se 11" ... m . a 11 ' 41.1161. 6 .. A - 16 ,, a mailev ' . . a. i f • tc' - f t • i . . , li iii , .;, .. 1. . 1 :. " • s um yo s is. mi d s hi m ems ge s h eeep owitoutii,g. ..I , reels miti porno . t o „ me i Amid be t i le * Li m ,. the imp*, .-.-. . ...... ...NM ee•-, r . . • oll• t ri e r firifieet lei the ~ . , h e i s i ii r L i d t hip s ihmss bees oil "pergistly into Moe bode se the retwaiiii Allelfe, NW he .111.41efed 0 64 M m iiii, k *di %Nor , r i,,,,, A 0.,, ..417,"04Y0rms %Milled in sheet ogee to 'Peek Ottello4rst. die* " • very •••eir" few"' 11 4 ,vat • 46108181 'knit, tit of sheet wee the lowest hitles s , opsotoe , & , ,am t h e swim; sod so the • risible Its eselifiltkig , • '!!ill, "" d r .. b l: ll :"'"_. ''''" the ne , ••• we. " I " 'l r ai vier_ our mold roe it, ood , le reel 'ltilidooll tovre toolitiod isk obe nee pet. .ithieb rofesed its. object to , .)li# 'impoto. s r """ *.fihresill ' t " 1184 th " " 1 •1 4" . " 17 earn demote& eastised Sete vrilk.the .okof of mai/ *oho elo winded' .tes tires of imisimi. Ow of experietseies euceimeene all die dilitewhiesti etieli be ha m emo tho ci. i d m ... mt . /mil. f or j ust anumdou i musi c sr * " okay an , two „ err steering Whet far swittleseetutiog price to the for- wiltheshl;neteitairel Ibto liweb - twel. in litoofrool the &tow, &h p e* dit h ro, sad sea for lictsid, a She moral* saki, is suds eases. As it sow be the Weil cod la brat - abject was, to ioquirc iseir fir . . bat soviesuis roiled bui k eve so preens ,Me er Vs 'NS* or the 4 ."."' 00161000 * th a t J"lice amok! Is 44044 % he ihiPtight ibili bled beim the rose. ThelgreetivioWoo, be by' Wit . . woof gam la haled i. Civil dovadatiot, s li d *eta oo l jitoloity rot ! s t e l e s tam" = ld ,. LIW m"( ON ! el f le j l t ' M l e r- tivbettivei wadi that dome ' ti:tiot Leritio- time._ Ale Ant •44 not ilia iil i an mom_ bb. eautoonetiess 'Of *oat . lima , no* :rili it* kr,. 471111 eim:A~.l 7 1 that eh; P.titiA.=• wed' aildlaib4_ hue l e a 6 " Ike. wo ol e d • . 1 4 11 " . • " 161 .1 111* ' lh i v .... 4 4 011 4 i n ""glikwkahosl4l . - Combed's.," If.tt.Pttf: ,Protta.: . . . They ertivalfitridattelitilliiiiiibe table. E we 1.0445411. TAN said he beta in his hand one of ' tho se 11U IllefiliM l'etitious on the subject of the dip. 'IMMO :state oftgrisotitair and this he• thought T i ll i e i l i tude ' d iu fact, rod worthy do of the House ; yet while lii alloirell Id always he barite in mind 4 14410).. ' itb stitch.* of hornet, row iba bo e s q .ptil l .ll4o l p.t delicacy. Ile did Not +Nov limpoiNiatfil k Alobseigioii, Notice of which had been given.ility.sdudlifimaMeethla Member opposite. IWE r t r 1 i 1 I I I I -1 1 1.1 •1 4 .~ al M w