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Whin in the South of Ireland (which; notwithstanding all that had been upon the subject, was he fitared, not suf. ticiently-tinderstood , in England) Wei in ik,trinsttlerable degree heightened by the falling off in the . - Neilkiinidlanti• fishery. While: that .continttetl; as it bird dime ftir,`ii!ntry years, in a proaptvotia condition,' it had Hernia eft enitil,oyment to a con - aiderable portion of this fopulaani AO they !tad net only been ertmloyed during that period of the year. Willett was moat likeiK to excite the.turbulence of their dispistitibt* bitt they had,,pro,x, cured; money enough td bring:home for the's•zupport 044. familks during the other seasons ; of the yt.vir. Ile afield by :MAt unwilling to say any thing which should .teens to opera'., any grant for the benefit of the people cif Ireland„ but his., thought that the Government should have been ?repent' . state the reasons which had induced them to take this proceeding., This grant, he supioaell, would only be the parent of matt;: . others : it Ce . otiltl be etredient; therefore; thbt,the !base Olotti:j . • understand the yrobalik conaeottenlici. of what they were about to.dm in order that on the one hand •the unneceasary augmen. tation of the-public burdens, and, 'on ties other, the excitement of e.kpstiations in the people of Irela.nd ithich might Ow, wards 1.114 sheuld be aVoitled.v , 1. Mr. W.lolol' ipura now detain the Ifouse i y deiteribing at length the intentions Utile Govermnent in atloptior, thia,i4eeSbre. Otherind tnore convenient oppor vii4tivs tatid.otictir hereafter for that explanation. At present tic :votiftl only State that it was not brought forwatti so much with ii tiew of relieving by its amount, which was nbviuusly inatiolute„.to,a.ny extensive relief,but earth experiment for the pitrpo* . e !showing to the people of Ireland the means by which they might remove to the colonies, and the advantages which that emigration presented to them.. 41 abort conversation emoted, in which 111 r. AMEACIteSI3I` Mr. S. It ;cr., And mr. 11. ii ttit aßl.* participated. Mr. C. fIUTGILI,Nev(:)..., alilnitigh be felt grateful for the adoption by the. Government of, ei , ery measore which might tend to the reli e f of Irela n d, could pit but with that it had a more extensive operation. „ lie wait sitia tinit : rt gtant could not be more Wisely nU or sefully employed, n ployed, than . in (le encourage ment of Irish tranitierturt.S. imire •Ono_ fifty other plan which could be de v is e d wou ld hate the effect of: pacifying that country. NlThat t vet Sllll4 1/' so diSpil:' , ed, tropb be f re turned 'tenfold in the restored happinelit of iliekreinfig. The legitimate and most benyticial source of employrnetititma that, of the nianitfactures ; if these Should be by the grant of it certain capital by the Ildifie for tliat.ptirpose, he • was convinced that it would de more o&1 in the; present state of that country than almost other tnvile oftener. Mr.' said, tluit to remoVe All objeetibli to the email: nes% of the grant, he hoptd it Would' be enotigh.tti irate that the intention of the GoVernment wail Only to prepare the people of Ireland Tor emigretion, by showing the %mecca* of an expe. riment upon a small scale. fly this tneansthe cOntingencreti and the difficulties which had a tt e nded fortnefaettlements would be avoided. and the foundation would rather . be laid for a wise system of future emigration than any . presentbenekt ptoduced. Ile thought that any employment which could be rniaheti to the people of Ireland, by the formation of bridges and roads, would be beneficial ; but he disapproved of the suggestion of the Inn. illenther for Cork (Mr. Mitchinson), "wcatise he thought that any artificial means of aidin g th e manu f acture s would be worse than itseloi. Mr. J. agreell.o &general principle that it would be wrung to apply the natienal capital to encourage the menu.: factures of any country ; but l e Ali t otight that Ireland, in its present condition, forme(' an excebtien,„o. this rule. So cala. mitous and appalling wail the present atatept . lreland, that no measure likely to relieve it Ought to be tilijettc4, to be believed that the linen trade had been much relieved by thelipplication 'Wu former grant, and he augured AO les* behefical results if a similar measure should be adopted on the pielent Sion,' FOUR INSIDE COACHES, AND KEEP GOOD TIME, HOUSE OF 14)RDS, JuNt 33. Thinly reading on Nirednesday next. he Felonies Benefit of Clergy Bill was recommitted,, the Report ieccived, and third reading fixed for Si'ecinelatay next. The Sentence of, Death Bill went through the same stage, and was ainiilarly diSposecl of. v:LO DE SE BILL. bENNARD iiioved that the House go into a Committee On this Bill. , , By S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER STREET, SNOW.. HILL. LONDON. TIIE following LIGHT POST-COACHES ) and MAILS, he. set out front the above [nut— The " Telegraph," DOVER, Deal, Rainsgate, Margate, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Feversham, and Sandwich, new Post,Coacls—every Morning at a quarter past 7 o'Clock. to coriVe4tiehce of the decided preference given to the TelegrAph Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expence shall be spared tri render it the first conveyance on the!Kent triad. BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sittingbonkne, Rainham, and °syringe, Morning, Gleaner past 7, at Redlieed Fares. The " Royal. Eclipse." FALMOUTIT, Plymouth, Utter, Truro, Bodmin'i Pettey', 'ArthliUrton, 'Tintless, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, and Salisbury, every owning at Seven ; thtough ainiton, Axinitisti.r, Whitton, Illandford, Stockbridge, Sutton; Ilasingstoke, Hart ford Bridge, !Back water, and Bagshot. The only Day Coach td WtymduTu, ((Wren through with Two Coachmen only), through Disgshot, Blackwater, Basingstoke, Overton, Whitelinrch, Andover, Woorlyeats, Cashmere, Salisbury, Blatiford, and Oorchater, at a Quar ter past Five o'Clock in the Mit , Wog. at reduced Fairs. The " Union," SOUTH AM p - siN, Lvmm v on, Lyndhurst, Winchester, Basingstoke, Hartford Biltigek nick water, and Bagshot. New Four In,ideCoach, erert Monti Fig itt 8 o'Cii , Ch ; arrives at the Conch and Horses and Vine In ti . ; SOuthamption, by Five. This is a most delightful Conveyanci hi the Isle of %('iglit, Jersey, Guernsey, St, Malots, Havre de Grace, Cher • bonrgh; &c.—The Proprietors of the above Criabh hope to receive a continuance of that support which has hitherto been eiperienced since the commencement of the " Union." The " Champion," a New light Day Coach to Ddlt- CHESTER, in 13 hoors only, through Bagslort, !Backwa ter, Basingstoke, Overton, • Whitchurch, And Over, Sails ). ury, Woody eats, Cashmere, awl Blandford, at a Quarter past Five o'clock in the morning. The Proprietors of the Champion Coach are determined no expence shall he spared to render it the first oinveyance on the Western Road. BATH and IlltlS'loL Post,Coaches, through Chippen. ham, Caine, M4arlburough, Newbury, and Reading, evesy Afternoon at one; arrive at the Greyhound Inn. Bath, the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and Swan, Bristol, early the next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, and Plymouth, at,reduced Fares. The " UMpire," a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying Four Inside, sets nut Daily at Ode; arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at rye, tht ough Woburn, Latlibury, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstotte, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knots tOrd. Warrington, and Pleura. SHREWSBURY, Wellington; and Shitfpal, Light Post. Coach, every Aftestimm.—thiarded. The " Champion," WEYMOUTH; through Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, Overtriii,.Basingst trlie,Hart ford Bridge, Blackwater, and nagshot, new light Day Coach, at reduced rares.—Packets front Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St. Miloe's, ite. every Wedueldlay and Saturday afternoon, at Two o'clock. BARNSTAPLE and Suathmolton New Light Pint Coach every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Ssveu o'Clock. The " RoCkirigham," LEEDS light Port Coach. sets nut every Afternoon at Two ; and passes through Baldock, Big.. gleswade, Eaton, Buckden, Stilton, Wfinsford, Stamford, Greet ham, Grantham, 'Newark, Toxford, Matitharu Moor,. Br-gold, Bawl ry, Doncaster, and Ferryhridge, arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, best Afternoon at 'Three &Cluck. in time for the Bradford,. Halifax, Shiptrin, and Rudders. field Coaches, at Reduced Fares (driven through with Four, Coachmen only).—Luggage and Packages wily id per lb.—• Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of thistuach, it it allowed to be the most 'agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road; being unequalled by any other. APPEALS. The Earl of LIVERPOOL obseTved, that the House was now in possession of the Report on their Lordships' Appel late Jurisdiction. It was his intention to move that e the sub ject of that Report be taken into consideration on Thursday, and he moved that the Lords be summoned for that May-- Ordered. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 30, 1823. ITIM COURT of DIRECTORS of tft'e UNITED COMIP.:I•NY of MERCHANTS of ENG'. LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby 'give Notice, That the COURT will be ready to , receive PROPOSALS in writing, at any time on or before WEDNESDAY, the 25th of June next, from any Person or Persons who may be will ing to BUILD, either in the River Thames, or at an OUtport in England or Wales, a SHIP or SHIPS of about 1300 Tons Earthen, to be LET on Freight for the said Company's Ser. ice, for SIX VOYAGES certain, specifying in One Item n permanent Peace freight for each of the said Six Voyages. The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" on the Cover, ko be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary•, at this House on or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 25th Of June next, beyond which hour nu Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. • _ . The Bill accordin gwenA,thrbligli a Coptmittee of the Whole House, and the'Report was ordered to be receiired on Wed nesday-. IlitEß RETAIL BILL. Mr. BROUGHAM Moved the second.reading of this Bill. The C.HANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQU7R said, that though'he did not then oppose this me a iur e , hp did not pledge himself not to do so. • The Earl of LAUDER DA LE presented a petition from some Merchants of London, in favour of the Scots L►nen Ma• nufacturers' Regulation Bill. The Earl of ROSSLYN presented two similar petitions from Fife. MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT RILL. On the further consideration of this Report, The LORI) CI-I ANCEIILOR propo (e d the clausea which he had declared his intention to bring forward. The Earl di' 'WBSTMORLAND repeated his objection, to the Forfeittiie _ Mr. Alderman WOOD opposed the Bill ki one caieUlated to ruin many hundred publicans. He. lipped the Hon. and Learned Gentleman was not serious in his pursuit of this Bill, Mr. BROUGHAM said, his Hon. Mend hakno gr9nnds to suppose he was not serious with regard to this Bill, eit ept. ing his having so often postponed it at the instance of his Hon. Friend and the other enemies of the measure. lie was ready then to go on, or take the discussion on the next stage. Mr. BF NNI:T objected to the 11;11. He cordially eon. curred with his lion. and Learned Friend in the principle of the Bill, but thought that some greater attention was duet to, vested intorests than the sudden alteration of the Bill implied towards them. • After a few words Nib 'tile Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Loan" CHANCELLOR, and Lord ELLERRORdiJOH, the Amend ments were adopted, and the Bill *as ordered to be engrossed. The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a petition from Table Beer Brewers of London - ageing the Beer Bill, which forbids them to brew the New Beer In their present premises. The Irish Grand Jury Preentnient Bill Witt read a third time. The Marquis of LA NtSThdIVN proposed two amendments ; the one to omit the oath required from the Clerks of the Peace, the other to secure the Clerks of the Peace their emoluments, under the Ihsurrectidn Act; which were adopted. The Earl of DONOUO !MOB E proposed an amendment, Which was agreed to, to put the Clerks of the Crown on the same footing as the Clerks of the Peace, as to the declaration of iinoluments required Of theni. The Bill was read a third time and passed. SCOTS ',IAN BILL. tto lit third reading of this Bill having bead dice of ATIIOL re-urged his objectitihs to this Bill as being injurious to the Sandi manufacturer, who depended on the stamp-masters' mark far the credit which his goods ob tained. The Bill would etijtble the great manufacturers to monopolize the linen trade. Ills Grace concluded by proposing the omission of the clause *hich does away the stamping of linens. _ _ ThetIiANCEIAMI. of the EXCIIQUEIt %aid he wits disposed to view tito measure in the same light.. Tiu principle no one could 'object to hut some onsiderntion wns tlm to thae interests which lout Own up under l'arliamentafir origin and sanction, This was the sort of objection he should make to it *hen the tititefor discus - stall came on. The particulars of the Principal Dimensions and Scantlings 'of the Ships, an Inventory of the Principal Stores, the Copy If the Cha►terparty for each Voyage, as an Outline, together with the other Terms and Conditions upon which thcShiptare to he tendered, built, and employed -in the Company's Ser• lice, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clef k to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Thursday, the lath (lay of May next. After a few Words front I.lnovottA3t, the Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday next. .- 00313111"l'EE OF 814 1 1. 1 1 X. Tlie CNA MI:LIAM-of the. EXCHEQUER moved that the House resolve itself into a .Committee of Supply. Lord A. 11A 311LTON asked whether the Hight Honour- . able Oentleman ni..fatit to repeal the duty on stone and slate car ried coastwise. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE, Winchester-House, Old Broad-Stree4 18th June, 1823. ON the return of the ANNIVERSARY or the SPLENDID VICTORY of the Year 1015, the COMMITTEE beg leave to present to the Public an ACCOUNT of the SUBSCRIPTION to the 31st of May. Bettieen the Elst May, 1822, and the 31st May, 1823, the Committee have decided on 115 . additional Applications from Wounded Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates, . and from Widows and Rektives of its• Slain; and have paid, during the same period,- - - , ' . Life Annuitants, Annuitants for limited} periods, Children having atta ined 14 years, .£23,858 16 0 . and those arrived at adhlt age - . . Donations to Wounded, and to relatives of the! 1,377 1 . 8 Slain who had been dependent upon them I The Committee have now, betides the AnnUities, tops an I ncr eased number of Donatio ns voted to the Children of ri- Vates killed, who having certificates of good character torn their respective Guardians, shall arrive at :an age to be placed out as Apprentices, or to go into respectable Services : and also to Children, whether of GO ffi cers or Privates, who being females, marry with the approbation of their Guardians, at or after the age of 1 8 ; or, of either sex on their .reipettively attaining the age of 21 years, to assist them on their entrance into life. After a few words from the Ettili of Ilosst.i at and Lau nyn ns.t.s:. in support of the clause, tho amendment way rejected without a titylsion. -- The Dill then passed through the Ctinitnittee i and was re ported without any amendment. The Vessels Registry Bill was also committed tin,' reptirted without any arnendtuent.—Adjourned. lIOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord LOWTIIER presented a petition from Cumberland; praying for the a bolition of slavery in the West Indies.—Laid On the table. SCOTCH JURIES. On the motion of AJr. Kt /4 xEnv, the Scotch Juries' Rill Went through a Connuittee. The Report was forthwith received, And ordered to be taken into further consideration on Wednes. thy next:. htiOCII presentecl a petition from ilungay, praying for a repeal of the duties on coal.—Laid on the tabl4. BARII4I4A. The Iterate buties' Bill was read ti third time and pars d. Alr. HER KIES brotiffitt up the Report of the Passage Vet. sele. Bill, which was "ret:eited, and the Bat ordered to be read a third time On Friday. SOL 1)I tRS' LETTERS. Mr. O. BROWNE was of opinion that certain rnanitfa:c'; turecof Ireland might be assisted much to the advantage of that country. He particularly alluded to the linen-manufacture. At present that manufacture amounted to 3,000001. annually. If it were encouraged by Uoternment, that amount might bs doubled ; and the people would be ftirnisliell with that einpl4- tnent which was so neeesaarx tor their Welfare. An Ilori t illitatnEa (win's: name ire -did hot beak) stated, as we untieratook.that,it Would be better if the absentee and thy resident landlord lay their 11141 together for the purpose of encouraging manufacturing indastri, Instead of throwing the whole earls on the Governtnent. • The Committee will continue their superintemlance to carry into full effect the benevolent purposes of the. Subscribers, " J. P. "WELSFORD, Secretary. The Report of the East ltitilu POitage Bill was brought up by Mr. Herriel. Mr. HUME opixned the Iteeiution ltitposing the postage of threepence , on letters going to private soldiers and sailors in the Haut Indies and it. Helena. Soldiers and sailor. ought to be protected in proportion at they Wore sent far from home, and as they paid but a penny every where else, he ithduhl twits that as an amendment. Mr. /I lt lES observed that the regulation was framed fbr the benefit of the parties. The gallery was cleared for a dirs . 1 . 41 1 , b ut the 'Resolittidn being postponed to Thursday, no division took piece. RECIPROCITY OF' DUTIES. Mr. HUSKISSON moved the second reading of the Bed:. procity of Duties Bill, He abstained from going into any de_ Wier of the Bill itt that time, at it e nv , hi s I ntent ion to moir e tlie third reading on Mondly n ext , when those ° vi d eo " lOW were hostile to >:.l provisions intended to state their' ob 4 *tient Mr. ROBERTSON renewed Ilia Opposition to the Bin, which, he contended, went to dest roy of Great Britain. • the mailtinit superiority ,1 •H ARK, woATE and Ripon ne* Light Ptitt Colches, Out, ftyrnoen at :vivo, and Eight in Ihe Statement of the Waterloo Fund for the year ending 31st of May, 1023. Balance of OM on the 31st May 1822 - £1727.4 0 Dividends on public Funds and Sale of Stock 29,590 3 4 . litrAltno could not be denied that capital Might be Well employed 3i, Ireland, and that even the linen, manufacture might be beneficially extended. But what was 'the reason that that capital which abounded in this country th 4 riot mid its tray to Ireland. to be,ernployeti there ? 'Wait it nut tin.ueeuttitt of the distUrbances which twisted in that tAttintry 4 the disobedience of the 144 a, and the icseeurity of proerty'? .Iternove. Oils; anti capital of England wo uld freely to Ireland, to the benefit of all partletl.. ilia the' *la ill only legitlinate finale by which It could beient,o+er to Ireland. It wou ld till a Most glaring mistake; if ,LloVernment r*.itied taxes on the Ptiple of dill country, for die purpose of eruptoy.: Mg the populatloh of the sister kingdoth.—(llear policy , for the tiotetliment of this country Ivas not to Inter. ,ere with commeicial traniactioni. them At Ake their, lawS as perfect tot -possible.; let them tale care to secure property, and lenve the Pest to private speculation only. With respect to minting out emigrants, he did not object to the, small *out new asked tor diet purpose, because he only viewed it as an expezi went, shoving the people that they might emigrate under eir• ennuttances or a favourable nature. Itut the Eight 4lnn. Sc.; ertiaty had hi:tinted him, when he said that a small solo WOul4 suffice now, bit thtail , ? ,at .'cretins tinie an idea that tit fu ture years a larger SUM wutild ftir that phiphsc Against-this•ptuteiPle he prote s ted. it ,Might be very well tine florernment to ,nu ke new experijnenta; ,or 044: the people themselves approved ; -but further than that he could nut go. Sir J. NEWPORT Maid, he yliaul l t l.iiribied to wore- to the Cominitten hp stairs, that the only means of insuring the. Introduction of capital, into Ireland, was by enforcing the arws which respected the re.payment of t a ut which was borrowed.-, But, till tranquillity was Introduetd, anti the laws Were pip , : Poly obeyed, it was in rain to look fer the embarkation of capital in Irish topcerni. Them w a s al.tinthinee of capital id this country, but those who possessed it, rather sink it in Peruvian or Coloinktion loans, thatt,4ntl it tit lreland, because they felt that there was no sectitity for property them Payment. In Annuities, Donations and official 26,516 12 I Disbursonents . Purchase of - . . 3,017 0 0 Exchequer Bills . 431023 7 4, 29,533 12 1 Balance at the Bankers . 1,723 13 4 Balance of p e tty Cask . 66 1 1 ------ £31,323 4 In answer to a questinn front 'Mr. Mr. HUSKISSUN *mud, that t h e Coat of Berlin *at quite prepared to Meet the British Legislattilreshalf Way in this measuro. . The Bill was then read a second time, and orderedin hC committed tomiorrow. lArd Mllat )N preseh' ted a itetition Nut 'Yorkshire, againkt any alteration. in the ealiting LaWi on Wool. Laid on the table. • • SPLENDID ENGLISH PICTURES. • Mit. STANLEY has the honour to make Known to the Nubility and Gentry, and particularly to the Patrons of British Art, that on SATURDAY, the Oa th. Inst. will be litibmitted to AucTION. hi „ Great Rao ., in lADDOX•STItrcr, HANOYER-SQUARE, the very dis 'Llostuished and Original COLLECTION of PICTURES, by nRITISI - I ARTISTS of the I-lighest Rank. formed by the li beral.spi tit cif ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, Fury. The relit celebrity of 'this magnificent assetnblage pre cludes encomium in .this .announcement; fu mention the esteemed Names of the late Prendent West, Singleton, Cop. 1!y (Death' of Chatham), 'Henry" Tresham, Gainsborough, Westall, Morland, Drvis (the Barons dismissing the Great Charter). Northcote, Robert Satirise. and David Wilkie, will suffice - to give the Public an Idea of the ex cellent %Yorke it ontains; work. that may compete with those at any Masters, of any School in Europe. The Public will be gratified with Three bays' Exhibition previous to the Sale, when Descriptive Catalogues may be had, at ts. Caeil. at the Room, in bladdox•street; add of Mr. Stanley, 91, Old Bond.street. IRON BEDSTEADA AND HURDLES. FEES, COTTAM, and lIALLVIN, liatio on sale a great variety of Iron Bedsteads, with improved Iron bottoms, yin four-post. tent, Fronds, and half-tester Bedsteads; stamp Bedsteads rut: public institutions; Oro wrought-iron Hurdles, Gates, and Fencing. Invisible strained-wire Fencing; east-iron Palisarling for Areas; light wrought-iron Fencing for Cuttitges, Ornee, Berceau, and Ornamental Garden Bordering, Garden Engines, Syringes, Garden Rollers, Bce. Hot Houses., cucumber and Melon Frames, every kind of Agricultural ImPlemerits at usual, particularly the Hay= Making Machine. pew Kerniving Hatrow, and General Brat; lon's new Cultivator',_ : Wriitight Rod cast-iron work of every kind. At their Agricultural 'Repplitorv,_Winsley.street, Oxford , stre e t ; and Cornwall-ma; Staniftrd.street, Lambeth. EXTRACT 0/11.S.ailISAPARILLA. IN this rreparation are con c entrated all the Medicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a pertect Saturation of the Meastrunnt with which it is pre; pared. To such Persctt, therefore, who, from various causes, Would experience greet inconvenience, pr with whom it would be utterly impossible to Prepare the Decoction, the Fluid ttract; v atic', possesses the advantages of pottahility, anti of - keeping in any elituatV, will lie, found a most desirable *node of employing this much-esteemed Medicine. • The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial ate those of the Skin, such as Scorbutic Affections, Ertip. tire Diseases, Secondary Symptoms. litct arising. from a did • Ntsed State of the System at large. It it token in Water, ten `teeing it of the saute strength 'lithe Deuoction. ' ' • , Prepared and Sold by Butlers, Chemists, 4. Chripaide. St. I .l4ltleit, OD, itrge:nt-strert (near the Argyle 'Wools), London; ."''atertott.place, •Eldinbttigh Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Druggists pool Medicine-Ventiets throughout lb/Toltec! Kingdont, in Bustles; of 4s. ed, anti 7s. ti'd. or Ask fur "Butler's Fluid Estruct3,l Sa rsaparilla." GLASGOW, Longtown,Gretna-green, Arrniti, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Senquhar-Kiln. Caansock, Kings well. and all Parts of Scotland, a light Pour. inside Post Coach daily. The " Express," to 'YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a New light Four inside. Post Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets 0148 e r v e e r r r y ylit i iilg ri c ' . l 7:tic i a ‘y ster,ll:r f liti N gt e o w n a t r N k enl it i c ia l tre rd rto .. ll l3 :l) n u c r i rsA te lis r . Mut prtli, and Berwick, and arrives et York the next Moro ing at Twelve o'Clochi at rediteed Farts. Passengers dud lug themselves fatigued on, the Journey. may rest what time they please, and then proceed without any additiou.4.l Fare. kIARLBOROUGH and Swindon, four.littide Day Coaehr through Aldbourti, Reading, Lisnitroorn',l l 4ll.ton, Lydirigton :Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Itetasbuty, Henget-ford, Newhary and Maidenhead. ' • • , • BRIM; ENORII4, 'Slop, end Holy head New Light Coach, evety Artethotut, at reduced Firth. • Tbe New Royal Patent Mail, BOSTON and Louth. through. Royalist Cdittliridiel'lluntingdon, Pctet borough, ' Deetifilg, S paldi ttg, • Spiluby. A•lford, •Gs libsby, and Hull, Evening, at Half past Sbvett o'Clock, Sunday, at a (leerier before Seven: • . • Tie " Expteis," a New Light Fmk-inside Putt Coach tit CARLISLE, 'Penritit, and Whitchavon.. with *Gasp! all the way, passes through Appleby armlet', Bowe*, Gretts htidge, Richmond, Catterick, Boraughbridge. Fees Midge, Doncaster, Newark, llairtry. Grantham. , Stamford. Circe them, Stilton Bigglesivade, and Baldak. . Sets out ill the Morning, an ti perfufists the journey wills the greatat faci lity; at reideed Fetes. Passengers deteitted on the Road by ! business or pleasure, have the peculiar .adventege of their Seats being secured in the next COulr.—The only direct , Couch toCarlisle, • ,• -The New Royal Patent Mail, CAMBRIDGE, through Ware, Buntingfor& Dockland. and .. IroYstutb.. Kveni"‹. at Half past Seven CA.:lock, Sunday, at a Cluatter before Seem • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Klrby-Lonsiale, Bolton, Morley; Oi mektrk, and Garaattg Light Post Coaches, cert., - A ft ormolu. , . . The "Royal Etprtss," New Light Four Inside Post Coitirb, to LIVERPOOL, in - ita hours only.. through, WarritsgtUn, Prescot, Congl a ctutt, Lawton, Newcastle, ltudglyt Knutsford, Stone, Stafford,. and 'Litchfield,: (only One Night on the Road), every Afternoon I arrires et the Sarireen`sileadJtin; Pale-street, Liverpotil r aeet,Steitittg, at Seven, at reduced Fores. •• • ‘! • , wmansul Four Inside Post•Concltto, seer, Morning' and Afternoon, at reduced-Fires: . • , cio:FrEtt, Newport, Whitechutch, TarpUfley, Nanipt- Nurthwichi.and.Middiewich Light Pust-Clusch, every Afternoon. >• SUNDERLAND, • Stockton,. and. Yam Light Post Coach. every Movnitig, ta the George luu, Sunderland, at seduced 'Fares, Mountain's ." Express," to . MANCHESTER, Win Slow, Congletem, Newcastle;Wnlmi, Wolverhampton. end Ennis forth new Four Inside Post-Coach, every Atter trouu.—thely One Night tin the -Road; at redocid'Faves.. • SHEFFIELD land Rotherham New Pout inside Post • Coaches every. Winking,: Called " The Express," and dlso! "'The Rockinham," retry. ft e rnoon. at reduced Fares. The "Roy al Express," New BIRMINGHAM Li . Fht Putt Coach, elle oat terry . Afternoon, carrying Four insole pol; pusses ilifsrugh Wtilikitk. Leamington,' Southern, Weedo y n,• Daventryi . StaIey...SO.:LOOM, and•Toweerler, to the liar:wit at % Head, BaWstreetillientinglntwe early thonext. Morning, retltlty'd s. •• The" Express, a New Dila Post Coach; to HULL, UK cubs, ;N•irthcovr, Howderi, - and Doncaster, every Morning Kt Eight O'Clack. 'albeit:rots 'Keys. thirket 4 alacc , Hull; and, also the " Rockingbett" in the Anti-stouts it 'Two %/Clock. HERTFORD , Ware, Hoddesdon, and Lheehuot Coach, at ,reduerd Fares. Torrrsti AM and Edmonton ,Coachesaf u t tt l e f ic ;: s A tt :t t fi 'l li .4 R educed o lt ev i a . tr e Fares e s o a ai d p 'E t: l l. ll :l 2 . l r:e: r d e o s i t‘ r p Y k o l; u t t u b hig S.. A. MOUNTAIN and ED. respectfully aericsinet f Friends and the Public, t bat they will not be accounta e or any Parcele „. Passengers. Luggage, Writiags,rtate, more than Frve Pnutidi Vitae; it lort,'etOlen, or damg d : t eat entered osucl4 . and thi: Insutance paid accos un i n ey, a t th e sat too, Head Jan, Skinder•itrect, !tltuw bill, Loadatto • NIA(/11l ltA Sir JOHN NEIVPOIIT wildietrto knosi Whetlief his Ira. jesty's Government had reeeived any ofliaial information on the subject of the late melancholy affair at llbighern• 11Ir. Secretary PEEL said, that as the Magistrates of the county were engaged in an investi gat ion inn) the facts of the ease, it would be. more proper for hin t . tai Abstain, fur the pre.' sent, from making any public statement on thesobjett. As' to, the extent of the mischief, he could so fair 'state; that the number of persons killed'etid not exceed four; several! had Wen wound.; ed, litany of whoiu, be was happy to lay; were in' a cnnvnlemcvnt State. CIIII , II' DA ItON O'ORAI ) Y. Mr. SPRING 111(14 said that as the House seemed tit that inothent to be unoccupied, he would, if there war no objection, Move dna the Order- of the I,3 a y enr going into a Committee on the cute of the Chief Natoli o€ Vie 'Court of Exchequer in I rite Ordet,Of the Pak hitting Web read, ttpo' n the motion that the Speaker do leate the citait, Air. C, IIUTCIIIMION rote to expreAl his surprise the liononrable Member shotild choose • Stich a moment resuming this sttbject. None Of thilse legal tlentleruen who took a putt in the eliscassiton, %Vete liteient—not even the Sollei. Mr. S. IttCE, in exidanatidn. declared .his astonishment wi e hed ticottnt, beep b h h ho i ie a 3 ii,;(trT l : e ih.i t ote n i sit i s ck irac.ion.tr blamed in o nint. n icg. I,ldrif t i ntoul t ibitu r :es ) , if II: i r,,41141 e nas f n mse4s e :i o l uar te, i witt o rei k o::::1 s from r.7h t tot I I b s oi t i :1 1 hiolotei no ntinol► ltls )e,r tp ut, 4 e inipit ie). lust :erectcnt tiksauw:yeti. only taken thiti . tohrae in the absence of all dissent from the N ot n is t e t hits on. e f his e lie t at it was House, which tie had invited them to vi press. • No b efore ri motion. lil There ttere even two ofitia ANe". l T!` 3 ViniAtei* a~troll the an ibtit lee jc:en i feu l its.e : ii : uti r sreetia : okn : scoonti) l lll3 : b ? le il liniu i ti o.ictz e trll l u t f e n oir \ lui abbe business ryas tint tlnace . . their uitititih lea* flied pit , 4 1 ) , 4 ENTs, t b , Roof; o r the Labials of Ctinticte wax brought vu, up ‘ a v n . d id a n g e r o ced 4o, K , amt t h an 1 10 ;;": 11 ,: t t :: eh t° be read a third tits : o r et l ib i n it iocsa - ti ßi hy pin t: r an d: ti T i At ir Ira 0 7 4 t fur Clergy Di ll reading on: The, Houk we nt into a COinntittei tin th 6 bapital PoniKii„ 1 1 1 ents eneal - 11111. .fir. wi ibm t h a t ionk per of transtiortati on .or !Imprisonment might not be so mytii nuzzled Mr. Secretary ' , Et b oafftvea t h at AS this It'll text ati change the law front the punishment eatle to /n. 4 011 r a tat. u MI , hard lac our.. it should be. cousidefeil *hat impreetion too end; 'I . II;eIfeI.NCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUER replied, that there was 4 Bill h:fore the lionise remitting the duty on stone. lie was not prepared to say whether the duty on slate ought to be entirely repeektl, and under what moditleatitme. The 5y s a V.' n than left the chair, and the Ilouse having gthie into tlie.(%rmintitree, Mr. LUSH l NGTON shoved the following votes t..:.- 15,009/. for Donaghtulee harbour. 29,11 , 24(0r the London and Holyhead rand. 45,000/. for the Royal Barbour of Ktitg's-tawef. Al.r. 111.731 E asked illiether this wait the *hole slimthat word be required for dilitipleting these Works 0 The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that tile Report of the Comtnissioners WAS for a considerably larger sum and that, consequently, this wottld not he the l a g vote remared for the works at laang's , :town i they fiats been greatly eitendell in their :progrefa. Mr. num E suggested the propriety of 4 correct estimate being madeof the charge before the works were carried further. Mr. V. FITYG Zit A 1.41) defended ,the importance of the undertaking ; after Which the .k•oteileitS agreed to. Mr. LI iSIII NOTONIprOJSett a Resolution for 20,0i0/, for Holyhead harbour: and it was agreed to lifter a tWe words front. Mr. I's:Et. and 1 .11r. , ti. 1310:1ILY. . ~ • - , On the question that 2,3501. be granted for Printing 'a new' volume of the Journala, Mr. HU3IE . made name remarks upon the.. expo - tee of printing, and the abuse dieeovered in the stationary department through the inquiries of the Select Committee. He complained that the charges introduced were not sufficient to effect a.cCen, plete reform. , Ile objected also to the largeness of the emu no* proposed, as he hail good reason to think that a volume of the Journals might lie printed fee 1,000/. kw than the expence now incurred ; he thought the profits of the printer were too large ..-. The Hon. 1 ember then complained of the conduct of the Com. mitteed Stationary, and especially as regarded a person of the name of Jennings. . Every exertion, he declared, had been used to stifle inquiry. Mr..lenninp had been much ill used by the Committee ; he was a man of the highest possible character, and with fide play, could have . proved every charge which he had brought furward. He (Mr. Hume) should sit down by proposing that the estimate for the printing should be taken in pile amount, without (as generally was the ease now) an after claim -to •make up; and he farther wished such checks to be ndopteil in the necessary office as might ensure the full delliery of al l tilt *Porde% paid flit. Lord l'A MU EltsTON had been so unfortunate as to tit littizift the StatiOttery Committee; and he protested that he had never before heartl-- , :no, not even trout the honourable Alen). bet for Alleideen himself--assertions Si incautious a* those which that .lionehrible Member had just delivered. With respect to the. character {if :lir. Jthinings, he would only say' in the present instance that lila °Pinion of it was directly eon. trary to that expressed bt the Ala: 11ieliiber i for the checks in tile- odiees, litemboutti submit that ihti.sialfendy adopted were satficient. Mr. It ICA rtbo had also beefi a IlleinileT of the Statianery Conm i c tat, ;. nod he was bound tit say that lie had seen nis in disposition either to g o into inquiry or to listen to evidence.... For Mr. Jennings, hot proofs Witte the Committee had coin. moray , fallen altogether short of his assertions; and big gene. ral conduct under efarninntion had been shalt as made It Ile• coStary to keep hint in order. , i . • Mr:- BANit.ES• hall also tieen ti • Menittei ii i r die cominittee, and. airs surpriecti at the statethenti of the Win; Member for Alierdeen. The greMer raft of 3ir. - Jenniogali• char es had turrit4 out (ea it seemed to. hitti) to be entirely unfoiind l ed. -'. 'Mr. T. I'. COURTENAY thought that the lion. Sletnber'a . aesertitin* with respect to llir..lettnings were more inckittlous. thanei;tin he wilt, in thelithit at' making. • • . M r• -II El iil I% . denied Alit lie had ever asserted anj' thing which:he could rot prove to the House. The result of the in quirt , into the bditineti itf the :St - atiortery : odiee, imperfect its it had beeti, profell the necessity of ciamination. If no abuses had exiiteti, 30 did it happen that alterations had been made 0 The VOIM'AS then pq / t to. m.l P.. •eitor oN or tHE' fIOSPEIe. A vote of 5,8701 , be it fiegposed in aid of dte propagation of the Gospel in our Cohiniti, Mr. II 1:31P, (as it. was a new vote) begged to have the tic:. cessity of it eitptainetl. . The society In aid of which' these 5,090/.'s were gimig, had already 5,0001. assistance from Go: vernment.. and its reijettue, in the way of subscriptions, was veryin salfindecd. ;, 31r. WILMOT Pit... 41, that this new supply was railed tier be- CAUSE: tilttiiidtil),' fund* of the society were unable to support Its peeient estnhiishrtient of' Missionaries and Schad:n*2cm In the Coloniee. Ile considered titAt establishment as highly nee. ccseary to be kept up, and doubted not that the House would entertain- the same (Ming, ' :.,_,,. . • Colonel 1)A Vl' Contended that the ' tiliilkti Ilitablishmente in the Colonies oust to defray the expence of. this vote. • , Mr. BUMF. tif that unless sortie stop were itntnetlititelY put to it, as-toe :olinies would increase, so this elpence would goon accuinuln g 'tvithoot litnits. , ~ Sir J. Alekeli: NTOSII said thief he would alit oppose' this 1 grant, as it was littlenitire than had been agreed to before ; but. he thought tbe.caohieN poi . , ht to provide the Means for WIN*. • ink instruction i a . their pier Settlements. ' After a few words fiUtn ittr. WIL,iOI , , iii;. H. GUItNT : Y, unit Sir I. Coriti‘,. , , Mr. HUME persisted In tliiitiiii;t!iie" Cinbinitiet, *hen there appeared to he, For the eliiliti.o t. AgainAt 14 21 I Majority, 2h. . • Mr. WILMOT moved a grunt of '5,0001. ter protinititig e mi grat i on tutu the south or lieltita to the L.:entitle* and the Cape of flood Hope. ~ , • , Ii , ...AIIERCIIO3IIII` said 'that the'64 . completely iti ii: iiiedßie.real attune of all the . grieraneei ender which Ireland lehotteed—nantely, an excess or paptilution. If the.vos.e were - to be,applitti to removing just so Merl destitute individuals O. the money could provide for, It was as useleiut as killing so Mani rabbits in A Warreq. Ile recommended that, landlordi should be enceimaged to dh atia,y ,with the cottae ityatern, l and throw the small tenancies inth taiga . fartnii, and aid .. in Mag. thAt •.ft Would be necessary to, elect etintiderable nurtiberi of , thqSe in occupation, they shoUld - beeneouragedthemiftrate to the tAutte.; does and this money might, bi; usefully • applied to that ohjeet.,. The consequence would be A eintsideruhleimproventent in the, lands in those settlements, and therebk a nucleus wadi' be formed, which in a, very little titne would serVe„: with Ifte ens . .. , touragenaent and tuatistanci' of die landlords, to attract consider. able numbers at' those who remained-to follow thus example of thiesunigrants._.. i . , , . -Sir JOH.K.NEWPOItT tietid, thittthe distreis of the popu. Mi. 3. SMITH tiaid, lic.did dot ihili.umney no be given to the peopled Ireland Without securiti, tr4t be Meant to rc cotutnend was, the lending Vet, ata,xzl OtTIS to the poor, on such leburity ae they colild Lind. General mho! could, not be applied to Ireland. The great into of the,,peop,le,kklug no.; employed, they were tit.posed tO the arts Qt' designing nun. •If 'employment were afford. ii thete,Alll4 loni,Per be • 'Mr: C. 11. /11.7 IT 1.1 N c.-q 1 tlk.; Muse the necessity of taking active nuoasuregtltr the relief of Irelatni: There appeared to he ho infattiation sn the Besse: on the sub; jeet of Ireland.; which, if (14 dici.not vouquer, they niight that country and destrof emire., The tone might shortly arrive whin theybe called on to defend, not the liberties of Europe, brit of the British empire, anti did Govern. 'trent imagine that, when the united deSpoti made their tiack, Ireland would not be the first 10jint itt r Whicli they would aim ? The Hon. tientlentan thin 11E4.4 Tefott:{l the I be. • twbui England and !rebuilt, Mid Contended that tad as was the situation of the 'amr country before that event, at Wailniinitely worse now. at : ft i t r ii . mt il:li t ‘ l v g a t t, Ais t : t r t v e r r d t : ; i t t h: v t u ti l tl i. ts i tt t l ii he tin e g t; e .i i o n i i t i i :l lt i e n t t l 7: , ti: ve ro n r t f:l::: they -tu r i t: t h q t : s, h i e p , ri o e i t n e ise n e t d ie ti n: l o t t i i t t le l t n o w t4 b e c e l t ::::::p t :u t i t l i r d o r r , ' ,:rll: ,t i tl i en t . t..r t N e t i 4 ;i t s w a tt:t l i i b: t y l h . t i llt: ° l l l:it i :g lu e i f it t :t:t rt ' i th t tl2 3 rt t l e c sir it e t: ri tei r tt ig b: 4l : l. lo u p l i ii t te t i i i t lit n ti t .ir tt lill. vi nvi . i ti no i:l n t et : 4l e vt re iir.: :: l ' t . a lict n iu t c, t i t tk ri lllo : f t wl t e p; t l ; cuoir c it h a tt iiiit t e nit;; : pote - of kiting it to onOther l who. throtikh its,ittran a S, war to _inerekie the tputniityitif prottitee, thete.being'iw titiirkei for that protittee without doing ina), iiillehit.n, ~. 111 r. 31 UNCK intik - ihe prrikrit t,441 4 i li , oitill be init . :T . :oat int 14 nutuer of relief bitt it , iti ttl t be :t.itlitieltilkce billionlt-it ,a 4 :1: ifottia ohm the fretittg 'unit dispoiltion of Pitritiovent tvwx-dit Ireland. 't my lq:: a huge portioh tif he tzi tett of this eoitritry for the eneorit.4Noten o f t . tritatttfraltiarriin 440.44. 0041 tut • rinittettve or evil, trot iif • gisit.. .I.krie of tite,-,grriit„.o,,es of reland watt the number .of atriegiilak, fEhe. itegi4yitr o ,coul44 tit ettriiptit,ther re.sidenie. in Inlaid, Itotilkeyptiiet indtim Ott) liy retittin expedients 'which , they.hAdtht, AM'. PAY vr. At alt events, they ought tit be ulnae Ey rootriPmlOilli4 , ° 4 PPorli or thAt erallltry Whcnce they drew their. roveituerr-J:he ntoitott 'Wm% therkAgrred tip. to P t i .l lo l `,' / '" lt i l tn . , t i,, i :" A 4 4: l . 3 :ig:e * G ror t f tr i f i l ilso Pi o n o!to P i ti r lV el d ito lt d i . hlwgnet4 ..,.., The rest t owiag vviu for 1,004,4 to mettle the tiOij:Lieuz