The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-12 00:00:00

lAIPERI A la PARLIAMENT. 111.)USI!.. UF. 1,011.1)S, Alosin&y, ATAltcu i 1 . Site llottoe ntct at, ten o'clock in the morning, end proceeileti II . ) Appeali. Tbs. Metrsittiot4l-.ANCiLii.SZA was intrivinced 17)- tjip,Met".... quisstli of LANAI/OWN?. 4tul RATIL Ilia vatott of creation haring Iteen read at thtTilile, his I.ordthip took the oaths - and bis teat. • Iklr.- Paran presented an Arin4 - ett .Neentint of the Receipts end Disbursetnetits..tte thf FoOt, l ttdi:t r A)opk, copsfany.—Or dreed to lie on the Tilde. - : Prtitiot.s, praying for tt;'''tirpeat of the Insolvent Act.were prele i ntett by f f p,r4, , AquogtritOßANVil.LE we could not hear_ from what Place) and hy - Laid tiONIERA, front reloacetter. , Tltylottec.Noble:LorkAgprsisaid:49.opittiivf, „tbot t Ite,Tuspi rent Act. thottgh well int,.,4ed, !rid in too many inst4ndei' e n at! eil ft-4 , 441110A debtors to...lc:fraud, the c.ttirt 4itOTS T h._ . ......., retitions Acur rlpre,fi to lie on thr titbit. ' r The Yerefgn Picitet Bi I , and the CaPe . ef ter ' Mope Tratie niti,, y;(1.4 4 1 1 0 a second time,..tnd contirtitprd $r to.tnorrow. A conver - satitin "fittilc place on the satnee Cit'Prrotreilti wit tett:lord KENYON', alt ti in OLIO iin9t4r 4, ,Ot"Abf . C 4 rd '- HOLLAND, referred to what tonic place on the rittestion`Of' the Regency, when a majority of the 'louse refused to receive loitstOtteaAd,eppyrssed a.wist, that thq. House should come to' sotreizaisicirt, In order to preit;nt 4 nsajoritp of Oa j i lialleAt. 41 ".7.f4t 4 it1i 4E1'44 /conk rafpiott r to,rcceive,Vrojties. • , Ler.) IJOLLAND'tbotbt that the Noble "Lord's idea tent' J '' ooly.Ke taitirti intst, etirttilY an' A tof . ) : 64,ci IA m e Rt., ; Att! . l. th tarred that it was; wholly yneonneut gni with the point to which he (j.ord Holland) intincied to call the ottNitipo ui tho'Com-- mit tee of.J, ) fiyileces. . -. .. Tho'l.OftO CHANCE/A.03 also thought the two ,abject* ytne-Oltorettni.. and cibscreed that- it,W 4, CPlrV 44B n t (9r IP' N"- , ble i.rientt (Corr) 'Kenyon) to bring the' subject to 'which he • but mieerted, nudes' 1 Ite-conaidcotitin of the Llottsc... •. , , , TAX. The Doke of .MoxrridsE presented -a Petitirin from certain merchants, tn rin facturers of Glasg - ow . whosnAls .Grace stated to he Ils.reiP4cfablF IknY - that C;ty, .and ( that the Petition ntttncr uisl.y (ICpyecatiag the' clamours raised tv, , ,itinst the Property 'f ax, and expressing-,:tliern pelvetgetterally in. favour of the Tax. ; ; (44,ered to lie-go the Lord IioLLAND (disci veil, that if 'the people' pf spun' parts of Scniland -were so much enamotive:ll. of the Property !nix, he trusted, hat il c sucli.ah otlio , ,i*outt ! letest. t 6 . lo,titila i stne to be imposed in Little , qf peace,,qteuns would be found, mi ,lit be equally "paid by the people of Seatland, he having been informed, that in some par A.. of Scotland, and partic,olary ih ,the,Tax, had fallen with a comparatively light irebsitre, and produced hut little.' The Duke of Mortraosa said,. the Noble. Lord wasinisinformed,, had been as vlgo-, roolyeollected Scinland in England. Lool 110.1,,AN . p.eontentied, that he had gold information oririn the soh:feet, und,that it was.ina-' possible the , PrOperty:Tax bcct% ecially• Totit4 itt Glacgow,, tcltl n it prodoccti very little more than the House, Tax, I Loot Viscount MELVILLE tiatotairietli that, the ilrtet•ty Ti,x. as well - as:lll,o,Assessed its rigoronsty : ,coilegiefl in 4ji piArot 0f,5e,0,t14,, , 1, as in any., par! of Englund, and with rcpect to its preidUcing-itifllasgow. lit tic.inorathan .the,Uipisc Tax . , the,factinight, be so, but he 11 . e k tr,1 j ‘ t oniik a r . oblerra.ll99 itpplicA also to places in ' `GRHy said, 'the fact was; that . though iii theNottft of t?'lll , gliintt,' and in stone pasta of-Seot lantl,pai Ocularly Ilectyictcslairc,, t c as ,r4ox,Q.,itsly collected, yet in (After ports of Scuthindi as well also as in some parts Of Eng land, flit TuX was 'not eulleeted•necoriling.to law. lit:those parts of.SeotiatutporkiNlityly, ih.e, of ; timant ; ,tyas ltpt, epin,ated., ',caviling to the 'directions, hilt theyhad a rule of their r,w n, wbiclt wasnoCa' rule conipipinglo it it the directions-of the stet,' "It !twits, reaily.:iptettsleil to, ,;olitintit . this TaxFsci:.ollicittis 414L,4091,0 1 eP? che,people of .tag atrltl, „in a i titnt of peace, tliere must be an inquiry as, to the driferient •modes of collecting funnier that it vaigilt,be .itinally levied, he .being sxttitftedp,. that it, ; k4ati,lijulfertn : pressed with Alios,t dis,p F Apoxtiottote weight in different pat of the • fcoas 'the v'ariatiom in the mode of col lection, • • . , Lori Vii.cotint Musttit.t.e presented a .Petition the frevitors..Qcclpiers i . Fee. in the comity of l'4,lialiiirgh, praying, that if the Propertivtai wai rettewcir, modifications might he introtlaced.to,re lieve the tenant in the pi chant state of, agrienitural itligms,......,()44iera t i . tin lie on the Table. ',3",,lre„parl of li.nsst.vN preSCllteet a Petition fron t $ &Wily in Scotland (we conlil.not hear the name), against the reneWal ;of tins :Property Tax, but wao,,topostid,..for, certain modifica typs.—Ordered to lie on the Table. „Earl Gary presented Petition from tbe.ln. of. St: i'daryi Rotherhithe,, against,lbe rettetwalvi tile Property Tax,, which his (lor4ship bald, he was , happy_ to observe, also contained a strong prayer against the large Military Listablish vietits= with which it was now•attetupted to,bur, deo the tountry.r—Orderetl to Peon the Table. cl'he Foul of CA rituaytis presenteil,a Petition from the Freeholders of liatits, in'Contity - Mecting aSsetubled, •against the reneieal tyf fthe , Property Tax anilvalso.apinst Milicary 4 ti' f ktablish: thents.—Ordered to lie on the Table. NI I LITA t EsTAtims F.NTS IN rt.\ cr.. Tile Mantivis of LANsoowNit'save notice of lii4 inteolioo to move, on Priday, an Address to the Itegent, praying his -Royal Highness to re-ennsitter—tbe. gstimates for . the present year, Juttl been laid before the House, and cm ) . veying the opinioninf the House respecting t*ry and naval expenditure in a time of fpence.-- Ills Lordship moved, tintt Ote.L9r(ts. be 1 11;millen• e_d fm Frit h which was.ordered. Adjourned till, toomorrow (this day). ROUSE Or COMMONS. wa A torderr4 for ,N t wpdrt, in the room of Mr. appronta Kintes . Countirl.: • , Several Poitions were prirrtnt r (l a g ain4,the Tnenme Tax: t m e, frpai C;rezit Yarroodtli, ono frobt Rye, and one from ••• TAYLOTt preserit ? il n ¢ittiiltttt Petition' from Potitt. Mttialler itats`•ii, that lie ttlexer could. vote tx.t e pt in t of ticeesslty ci c arlV made out, erirtclr %vat. tioelitint in the present instance. Ordered to, tie, on a g - 4 in s t thernx were preiented and receivtd front fte- frOreitim-Lotinty of Ayr, from ittid. w it 1, t , r u m Church Stream', front flottitott, Ira Linlitlivw, froth :ntijuolotOjt 4 &e, , • , A ,Li t presented P a pers ordervd tri.na the' Co`itt 4 of - tunfrililaint'd the re a.s, o o i t ,b c , del I , its itrotle,citiA Lleat. l't(r. It Otie presented a Petition from some plate ittilants, in favour of the Property Tax., MAYOR OF LEICESTER. A Petition was presented against the Tax from teieester by Lord RANci.tm, who took the op. corttliset Marti of, 41. it trawn• lie understood that there was cs! retiasni Inc the Niayor's declining r+cll the , nieetiug in the first instan,pe, whichlad beet , explained ; anti that he did after. Wit s regularly cast one, at which the Petition .litts -passed,- • - _ Mr. Las Kum wns obligtdito tfit Noble Lord lot his,cantiont, and wisfiesl:thar other 'Members who had itnimaflvetted ctn. the .-MayOr's•• conduct were-prcsa.nt X 0 bear the explauatiou. 'flee Nayor had 6110M1 4ati;sfilettirily to all: parties, that to live complied with the first 'request would hoc been a ,gross-, dereliction,. of ) bis , duty. be lieved that the party sslho , made , the requisition, had written to the Noble fiord It, that effect. Ile. 'finped, : ill Learned Gent,,nnt-then present ('Mr. _Arotigltam),„ wOuld consult; his own professional t„.. feelings and no ha stily-coadstun individnals with out ittqAtiry. Titeamt..Aletubcr, fov Taunton,"too, - La assigned a Maligitantipolitical motive to the .Mayor, of which be.was sure.thatfionourabte mall was incapable., 'llte thanks.oEtlie..ttiuse were ant versally esteemed of the highest value„ ,but he could see no -rigfit,,thaiany..Mcrulier bad to con ikon) individuals. unheard.: ;such .cases: the warmest .a4nowledgment of a thiatakeAniglit, se un rcpnration. knew the Mayor of Leicester knew how itietip4We•, le,wat of.. whAt tO hilll. There WllSS'eVell' a Note of appri.l:ltiOn of his conduct passed it Leicester. -- .!„,ord VcCiiipateci the Mayor. if tfigte was any Tarot., be..took it„ on. hiniselt, aa' ILis Leatneti ',Frond (Mr.,Brougltam) spoke - only! froth his statement. Mr. 41. TMC .thintglit .tle•Noble.Lord'i explanatioUltstisfactory, as it. was 'only from what .he stated -that Mr. Brougham,: haft .matte, his tc:l m.erks. LAM BY - 0 t ..thnt Mr. Brougham:was jy'stitied, lifthestAttment of the Noble ,Lora, in what. '• " Mr . . hr trai-Cr allUded to the tali of the word' nittligtlAntY".t.- and ,Mr.. L..K.athket plained th;it lig used it only . ai applied to tbesivilosed conduct of the Mayor. Sir: o,.llloscx. defended the conduct of Mr., •• Broughiim. Str GtrAtEtut lißATtlotirt *llia, -that thr Noble Lorcl'hatf done. all hecould to , sathe mutter right. Ile .hud,tated;that he had been under a mistake. ,The accusation had 'better be dropped. Mr. W. DU NT) A S hoped that all would take a warning eft to hasty censures of individuals„ MOM U wished the lion. Member (Mr, L. Keck) bad waited till thwe he alluded to had 'heen:resent.—Petition ordered TO lion on thelable. CALL vi.rillt. HOUSE. Mr.,LOOrrolimtsted that th!‘ 11 . 4111 . e* of the de ranker, on , F r id a y, o rder , ed to attend this day, he called over. The names were then read. The Right (lon. Mr. flu/foot BvraußS'r not appearing, Mr. :LkslllTot..moved titat.,llo, 4 should, be taken in• to rite,custody of. the Serjoant atAritts. Mr. W.busnAs that it it was intend ,: rd to 'proceed in that manner, they might order the' Irish Members to he t,4en.:iilto.cus tody, and .prnd4ce c tyvat. tinneect3ary inconve nience. Mr. Lours-ow 111rA3ragge Batbutst we* w 4. air frisk Member. Mr. 'V. flu did pot, ste.e,bow arty (tisane lion could, he Made. .iiir„ C, Yoaxa saitL that the object t . if the call was answered already, Right lione.kietttle tuan .cameli4awn,,oo,rriday, though lie did not itappep tp.,be : pfc4ent when his name waS over, He moved, as an amendment, that he be Ordered to attend next Wednesday. Mtv V. FrriaftitALP ,thOtight it Mit withont exataide rt . ) eriforee 014.. (10 pine who wa regent ‘vhen ,the original, call tOolt place, and who, lie knew, had been- confined a lottisialw by, indispositioo. • ...Mr. 11. Anwtiorpw said, the. Right lion. Gen tientah might..ewne •in an hour,. it hifillness did not prevent .hint, Mr, I,,Starroti nbsersid,, that Oenllemea tipper site were racrely.Apeakinglur time...J.4ller it was tlet,eivoir)" to ttolt.lrc .the .or,to conider it AS a 4ead-ietter. N.O: ex.ettse .was now twig tw d The ChAVlCilor. of the I).octly .of Lanu.4 , 4ter's name was taken, because he , stood first among the de:: istilters. A Member....reto,ticed, :that ti recollected Mr, 'Windham, when Secretary..of State, being taken into custody. , Sir GlidiEltT ITPATIIC( it (Juanita that distinc» tions maite, in. ettfurciug a call, be tween. tho sei a a great distance,, and others wi n e were near at hand. Mr. iluntrssorit mti A t a fitty,sNos. Mr. Naßitcaostax_said, that if separate discus, sions , toOk plate,,respectilig each defaulter, they could go into tio bnsille-5. that. night. It was th e r o le, incases like the ,present, to takethe defaniter OtatOtty. • Now no ; apology wits made for the , Chancellor of the Duchy of, Lao 7 caster, Air. matte a few oitsgtvatipos Against enforcing; the- order. Strangers.were then esichi‘lettfor4 consld!rphle time, during which Mr., ISE4gge ligthAtfst .aels, ex. cuse4 on Ute score of ill Ittalth.„cieneral Maitland was 'also. excused. A division.onttlte,taliing Lord Nugent into enstmly wal-wit , ll-144-41liend,tuent, that he be ordered to attend otr,Weslnesday next. The anieudatent , .was tarried by 21k1 10 51. 'Seve ral ,other defatilter.s. , were prdered, to attend i o i l ‘Yeduestlay. , , Attother conversation ,tookplacceoncerning the p r opri e ty s o t ,eousidering..,those as-41,cfaulteis who were absent at the call of the tiouse last, at the tinte,tho Aheir names. were ,read , tower, , but who -were present in thetatnirse of the. evening,. Mr. - CHAR LAS WY.NNII 4RAGGIt rtt Vto r'-took , part id 013 ,ctoovanottion,.,wheri t he latter Right Lion. Gentleman,ascribeclJistranse, of his absence . on ..-the _cvett ing to, to rill tress, add said, that :Just! remained, at borne;. to-night, and pleaded the..saMe aphlogy, the stat'e- of lais health- ttevc amply justified hips. Ti le sp EAF4 - 101 . sa;d, that it was, In the witver of any Hon. Member to have held his uattie stinek 011 the list, upon taking his place after the . rol-1 WAS called over on Friday.. Pr;TITIONN :WAIN:ST THE PILOPERTY TAX. - Mr. BYNY3 preerned a PiCitiOa from the parivli • 1 . . . . , . . A . .1 , !.... ' - J rxi f i t e )6l tt i l i t ii l . 1 t Ale . rrolick I Y. *IOTA: r aniAvei • ttrth Ills own—tisat tbeTe wit nts triehe I re .! '''' difieatitin4 . Ile likewise nesettl'OlFtr'Po';' 'e N"r - 'euittilateri• to secure needful sufsplieft than the eia tretitiettift lit Aliddleiest'eltio.t : t i frtitiitil atit it ti t - OCT! y Tax proper ly Modified, The .Petitiou krss t another trintt the garish'of Pit. Plitteraitil agarosf at , reeti to at a Meeting called by the Shet . d!, St the Pi.onerty Tat'artil''the pro stet Establialt4'.. ;hick certain Resutittions were proposed agakst ments, tool recommending economy in alt depart- the Property Tax, and negatived in favour cl ments.: They were.severallftsatl,.aott ordered teL others of an opposite character, Of coursei as t", lie on: tha table. ' ;l' assembly: was. con venetl• to. -44 e : into ctotsitleratintl• ....Mr. Vase, uponth e qttestton being tot, that the Property Tax, no other 'mode Of '4i'llt 4 iati4:.., the petition from St. Paiteras - 11 - Ain 'the table; ' itgrieultural distresses; :titeiniin subject of retO t- Made a few , tilikr . vations in supptiri of its prayer, seistation, could lie adverted to; ttud'conseqaenq,i l and agitinsvany modification of. the Tax to which the Petititatitra suggested tint other - reintliesilOot it ':- referred. ttie alteratiod Of' the unite bf isiesstnerit - tip i r •'. : . . . Mr, livNO•presentecjtatto ther Petition from the the landlords and' tenahts, wliac it n*lti `hopei , i, Freeholders of :the Comm)/ of Middlesex against would be allowed a tight of appeal in cal ",, the: Property. 'l ix ooder ; any moditiention, and iovereltirgt; where the landlord had received 6 ' lt, ainst. the proposed Statitling Army. .llead;ind' rent, and the tenant - Obtitioeiln6 profit., , , „,, ordered to lie on the table. ' Mr. Araaacaostate, on the questiati ilit t . ::- Sir-Jour/ ASERCROMSY pre.Senteil aPetition from Petition should be brdnght•up, observecl; 6 ' lt ? l -the, county of Kinross against the distillery laws, meeting for Mid Lothialt, at iillialt the P e tit tel ,and praying that the duty bit distillation might be now otferecl lo'the" Muse Wit ligitetiO!iicet r i 'i ~ _... .... eqnalixed, Oyer the empire. ' - posed of not more thin 88 or Ilpersons ; Ho i r, A.,li. 044 p()%tp,;ned hii motitot iiiityregird to ituteedft4lloke - -the Sentintitfts Of All"thi iltnioute. the Malt Tik till Mr.'lVestern's'resdintiforts - ‘teret able Baronet' a constituents, it would tii be haunt let taken into Consideratiort,;andlresetited aTetitidn, -that at tl..e. next election he would have so t,e_: l 7 . frnil) the taunt of Deraltatat,v , ioNorfolk, , against • ,idters is tect tender 114 return it least co y (101 ..!" , !. .the Property TaX. '.The'rirititnt-Was read—when • ful *-:' 'the truth • wash that aiti'ong those 89 indt i i t ; Mr. PRESTON took an opportunity of delivering _Ana's, the petition was only carried by a a l '6:; E bv some 'observations oirth-,agritultural', distress of- of three. The 'previous questioo tufts " u ";, 114 the country.—lt was ordered to he laid . on th e the tart of - Dalhousie, andohat being earrie t .',. lio • winch t . table. .. . ,' cowiterresolotioni- were - adopted od . Mr. COKE • likewise 'presented •a 'Petition from pelltiort *as rounded. • - 1 tit iri ► Conititisa smite of the iamb/term tit theccittury oft Norfolk -: Tile Petition from the Veto ' , ' , • - r• il u utatly against the Property Tax „, praying a reduction of :loners of Suppl; and Heritors 0t, , N. 1 ‘ , expemliture in our civil. establislintents, - and re- i rat then brought up and 'read. - -i' t '' straint!is on ItOyal ext rav a g.tnee.. . r -- 4 li e lititl,ltate'. Sir .Cs. CLAM K. explaitted, - that 0 1 ..• i;„ 1•% torti. ALTULIRPE Oil preseiltii*".a Petition•front . 'waa;,•thati properly modi fi ed, the' Proper., . . , the "I"..twit of 'W.ellinghorough, in the coonty: pri 'would be a great relief to-'tlre- Nortlitimpttin i . against the IN-011017'r 4%,•stated - rtresses. Lie refeired to 'a Minute of 'ili l'fr ile i, his agreeing with the pet itiOners, that it Was - I:Mir i • 'jogs atAlse meeting,' which had been trallV: iiiig , ' bythe . Most .rigid ec l uottly Ow the 'diffictilties of a. to hint,- to show that it Wavtlicre the r e '.' ' ii to - the times could be' surmounts(. He - advised theA'scotimeat, that a loan would - be most jojto io, , . .abOlitiim 'Of' tiseieSs" carets', - not merely of sine- 1 . the-lAtie.ed.interest.• . Beaus vhethrt ' - C t ircs , h il f, o r those whi c h were not 'absolutely ne- t . Mr. AIiFRCROMBIE put it to the . e -olse % , , , , lisr' ceSs'ary to forwara.:initilic tittsiness.,: tie- illuded.l thel*illticirc kV - remt; -itht - not 'verify h i m -..-- , c ,, N. particularly - tit the Board 'Of Treaittry; and of the . 'linos. ~ lt erns, in 'fitcy; ngfanst the PropertY: ill , ~. Admiralty. , fle thottglit the business of the 'for- , i unless' it.:irere ninf!r lib tax di Dr' pTiv.(l t(i l / 1 tner' could be• performed by the' first Lord, the i'divitittals who signed it. . tigrirulttitalr'ili4r: 'o' 1 9 1/ c hiOcelliir of the Exolieviev.tor toglund, time 1 Mr. Fit:f.A.V rettnaßed, that the nitiert!, ~ t s Chancellor of the. I?,xcl:/eaftter fin' lrelatitl,. and a t loao lotlie couittry %vas, that it krouldOcr a r t. 5,, t v '.. junior Lord, lie knew that it would then he ne- , funds, and, tiirrefore, the besi itfode olgurrst ii cessary to nralse two nalitortort hot he did t not see i any objectioo to that. A similar mode mightbe i 'roper; } Tax, sistaetion to,the'agrictiltorist was [O,O4 O 'T ~,a -. the effect - at which -ieguldue I intunoliate elevation of the findi. ''' O -Sci'' adopted with respect to the Athoiralty. , - - Lord FOLKiTONIt hadutpiestion to asx, of 14114 7 .. I ;Nlr. Iflcrif?sos. A k treri e cti to Otte of the '.". i tis . jesty'slllinicers,eoncerttiogtheir intention with re- i 'A vietices of the hoperty Tax, i:ii• t" , 11 " 1 1 1 , 1 ,', by .. garil to the,aholit loft or coatinnituee ofthe'aiee of l, country of . money to be itivtated. in the "'" ( )riv id ' third Secretary of :state 'This ofAcc Inid ttenltnety 'winch the eartiieti :lint faitilliiiali vt ; (nlid be de ' tlito.. 1 cretrted on . pretence of. tf , e neetormlatiott of hasi• ,of she 841 . nets doing the witil The el.ed6pri of it trw; con- ' 'Country thinliers. ' ' - hie trary tn.-Act of'Parlianott, a u din.li t 'ect violatiott The Petition *at !hill:tit' upon the ta ,,,.ived they bad -till late) y received Iwo or the provisions of Ale. Burke's- Bill , lie would , Sir J. SH Am presented is Petit in it , iron' t "" itch p ow , if it (vo.rintatided.tonholish it, or if-the. of Qtteeollithe against the Property Six• , ;(m rei • Noble Lord's internteiliate Sielte'.l; . erivep peace anti tyar was to . be 'urged as 11institidationi' . or'a .rea4. • - a loan, Gigged to' oquire of the Chat Mr. l )gtia TELL, in reference to the•tlif°'', rv i son for perpettiating•this hordau ttpowthe cou.ntry? .I..nrtl CAsTt,uttuAotii in Dustier to time NoWe': . t ax'weetillegatii-eti ; , be could not res ol "`;, - ,Nir. !. th:.4:x7elicquer,' - wlieti, er - , in case thel' oj i i int Lord's, question, stated,' that there was no inten- ! COminis.sioner tor the Sinliing . Fund, .. 111111 `111.; Lino int the ; plot of the , Government to alioll.li the : Fax!'s clause, int rotitteed into the '26th " v ‘!:,hl 11 0 allied -alluded to ; -hut thvre Were Cettaitl econto; by • thtS; tN otou iz a t ; , l 4c .a tlirti k si ,,,, e rs ; 0 " - ..it e t' • mi es .l' at raugettletits about to he. matte•costeartting../.. men : l l . olsote.coureactcirs fur the lao-i" 'nisi. it, which ire would soon hava the ho.toot of laying, priv at t -iiAtiehlOals. • ' w. 4101!. before Parliament. The Cu ANCCLIA)S . of the V.Txttf'•%-''''' t he,,,h;ol Nr..,,prasToy. made some obsvfvoions-ahont . (i ' ( l ).l) ll l i n n e g li t t O o c t olt w en ! t i tcl . a )i l i c er s i t y tCl4 , : s tl ., e ir V ii i: r 4 , : l : t q pi tilt i, , - c . r ifi l l i, i tti,; Y . : : CCOlttility. •The..Petition Was •I'att,,fititi ordereti to lie on the table., • opinion'. upoti 'set at might theii'd-, '-,,,,, , , i , tit '' . i Ls(IIII',ALTIIORPIt .11IeSetited ' another' Petition stead 14 '.... ; * :..e .'..ti,' eS't NI 'rile IlLinse,-tioo,---' , m ,, i t o from' tile Borough of . Kettering, in Nortliantron ihire,, against the: renewal' of:the Property ' , Fax ; r e p e A l i „ p : ;it .. F Lids - ha " likewise another ft CrOy(1,011 it.,, , 3i11t .,: t,thg 'sante ronettv ..soc, time . ti.,. colleaPtharitiitt ' •year -- when in-wit:. l'"' 1) : fo lica cu'ositlera i 'hly,-. li .. '' . - i 1 1 ' 14 ' Tax.--Read, ,amid ordered lodic Oil the•tab: •;. I ile '' ie. ' ' Sir J on lit , Al.: , impLiat , ,,oqtier ,4, another . 0 vie 1 1 , '11.1,r. K. Pls;ni.,yr .s u it ] he bad two '-Petitions o, oim iii iiii u .l l , t. ,, p in t ug ,,l„ for ‘0 1 if h ,.: 0 ,,,,01, ta,proent from :tome inhabitants of Glasgow, of o :. g r*v ..)g• Le iter:cent. ii. urea, hi'ail loct'll + , r: .1 110 quite opposite descriptions :; the one :against 'the or whether it was to be ittcluded in tilt ''''' property Tax,' the Other soiriewhat i t t.,fa 'aeons s ervi ces, of . ices. . -104" it.. Il w e as bound 'to acknowletlge, -- tiant Many Thc CUaNct.'..ttaiaof the F,.;.i.'Jii.ox 0: i:ii -- ' 0; c oty persons !hid i . klneti . botit.: petitions, front.vvry dis- . in or I " tolieableit . ) . 'assure the lion.littrOneC th' l . l ' 1 .i.• interested motives- 7 -moty having sign e e l the peci. , s id er ,bh ipmi i ion " Elite enwai i„„ c iat ,ti , ,st • tion in- fay itiir of the tax,- who .rtitl .set largely: t i iitm : -,hiyi '6 k ..,,, 0 , 4 „1 ~ ,,,t o f th,. •• , 11)i'l' e ' l' o lli' to it; and many Vatt signed the petition against ,ye ii. , ,t'i„d tile:lb; v halo : wk i s i ., ~, i j i r roof" ie, it, who never lead contributed. to it . at ' all.. Thb ' - g aid at i on by, the j„dki.„„, amtor , 4 citJe , .i" ''' .„ i orY however, did not preclode them front expregsing -. 4heit. opinion -of so. prominent a part of our i!a... -Alr. - .BcalNo-ohserred, 'that the rid'i"':' ` w ,,i.le‘ by - Loan - ot'by Exeltilltret Bilk. trait 1)' P r ile ri tional taxation, He thought the to most care *as : ti,re of pretty sunlit cfleits The. prOPl e ' 1 0 necessury in tlrawingup why Bill respecting the the heard ' l .' • I otitY a• - g y , :-tvorn '3ll grent .an ► k* " t 1 . 01 a hoperty 'lax.. h„, d":spv t a '-' • Ch .. .incellor of the Exchrtitter,:thoi ul' to t'' . Mr. I L ;ttotron Am, refrrri ,, ,t to his (timer-state- . s il t i, „ ',nit, grunt i i ,)„„ t ,., cs l uatst iiecr tt i c oci' merit anoht the • rooms , ; o l d er the, Iris - orne Tax, rylonelr Market, naturally pi:cod-implicit coo,. de Bald, that sieveral other instances of the publicity hi such a A.l. ~., ttration-. Hi s ow , 01 ,;„iotr cvt v i t r yc j i given to the Schedules et:op:lining accounts o f th e . was, that a r ireet LOU , Al* i l iteltilf . ilf o '.li. stoie of:-people'strade or itirtun e s had, cotue to Isis s i wo i t t b e . c it, r , 4 , - ,1 „pon iii., ,Si „I, ild V W ' U .1 , o cial 1010Wle51 t h u L itie most e tr, ita e mi.vw of ,weeiirwirii 61 ' ' P I'lnUse4 lie would 'take the . oppbquitity of e i rplaitr.. •,,ji l li c „l t i es . of the co i,,, try . . 1 ' petitibt' l ing :On; the subject . of it chargo auatle against hi n t . L or d.G. E o tki.E . e NvEnu . ini presente d daa joSt j)y.,!he Member for.Leieester in his absenCe. Mr: L LECK, ' entliti assure, the Hon. Gentle-, -; from Briber trod' Atithrrion,.in Derbillbir e ' " any renewal of the Property Teri. , ~ . o f 6 6 Ena,t4 ~', t till.t Whatever might be his Opinion -of ,the S ir V V. W:Niryt.h4g pre 4 eat t l i , Vetititina , v o r.: conduct of the Ma'yor of' Leicester, those 'who - were more immedia tely inteostcd-were . convioced t .cotst,.in Noilli Wales. . ' '• .. ,Ott'', that he hail exercised is wise discretion'. pet ttionk-7... same nature' from 'the nips lit ulOoldil;!1" 'Lord M lted 'sin - filar - '.gteitie. . . A 'Member from tinder tt)e gallery', whose Watt C could-nat . learn, rerndrked that Alt . .Brottglkani on the former night had eoriotented uutt4 warmth upon-the conduct of the. Muyor of -Let,. cever. - Mrd BROUGHAM begged.to deny the fact, emit° .asstire the' HouXtentletnan • that he was wholly. mistaken. He 113t1 nwrely stated, that.helVlS sa tisietkwith, the tkplanation given by the Hon. , Member for Leicester. .. preit.. ilingtoia, !Intl th e Oi-(lert-fl to lie on the taste. , r 4ciireit' - A tuition of tiro Stittie• kind wits - flingt tile* histai;gh of Leictstcr, preseo teu' " . Mr. Wirssi ruse to tall the attention ittl. 0 10 ' House 'f'Or" frfottfeilf - ro sukject which OpPrrbie''.. to I.!in to involve a Team 446tioti o t cons l o ls .>. I _4 l l'dr”tilee in 8• constitutional point of vi' o := o - • Lion. and Offfeer had accepted s Pr i or profiruneltr the Crolitn i which tipqired.o: ideortipiiiible with his. seat in that ousel t• t n the - tirovision&Of tlnf Statute of Anne. Ile filo pr wi.gtt to voter into any diienssitin that innsf cella - ray' he . psetrternrei and should therefore -c4Pvt tent .bintiOf at"pies*Ciie\kitli moving ,for iv c°o',l,o the mppoilittutot of'irThoinai Theniplain ' -office of Treat Greeowirfi•lltr3pitill. 'dared. - Mr. GRENrat.t. gave notice, tfili 01° 61 ti 7; rithroow (this dayysttbinit several resolotllinet tli the fianse.reSpectingdfare transhiction,'the , o n i on - weeo the Govern!n el , st °l .. ?" entc Mr. Titarair 11m-hired wbetitir-tio,46e""' e nit respecting, the accoonts , of the Civil List n'L. r readiness to be produced -The IV . lithher'untlin ,. the , gallery added, that he dills Noble Loral (alinelitre) had inuced' h.ir:Hon.randAdearned.triand to speak. Lord RA.NetArie , positlyvly stilted ; that hi bad not int - bleed 1111 BrOugh tin la SOV.lkk ; - The eon trftryphiranu. aud.Letrrited Frit:4l464 ofhltenid thelinusts In his absence. It was an ad► itted. fact, that thiil‘layor hilt - tefated to comply with the first regfasitiou, elituitigh it afterivAra s ap . Reared .:that he had done lo upon 54 - tigractory. groin-MS. ; "' eLtAttry.pretented Peti dons' from ih e tit= t i s l ) of 4t.;m4y, Neyington, signed by 5 or tiOD I ..sort " from the -. parish of therhititC , -• cotliirr oltEDlNOUttnit.' Sir G, CLERK shift, 11141 be hail'great satisfitc timi being intrusted with a Petition from hie _ _At • lavt itotel „• •