The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-03 00:00:00

2 "5 I r , , i i • , of •one class of persons, by bur , ,• was only a sort of cO3hing, •t law, and under that s . •-t0ct0,0,.. t lim 1:(;Ckcil of Cettalti , tog before been pledged o.her•:; for a t . ,•;.si.h•ration. nvol-Coaches had in I,ln , d tor Int it veal toecris and ;of ;. fttill ; Jikeit had Mot br..•-_,O wade. •. I , i;ltb,lelllAVe hucceedc ', l. in •••71 , ' , 1, It-coacixes pay the toils - whereto . i;,• the Pot-Orlice pays :ft - tabs 1,1 tile TrUlte..C.lt4 .•t the liev•Kral toads what •ity•,,ther , caches for each tithe they tne CitANcet.t.on -of • .Exctigaosa was of ,! .1 .0 ttot.• the Howie Would nttt bedisposed IJ•••• 'tote' ly to consid:r they present proposition, whca, • r coileoted s , he length iii ' time which hod. elapi - LO a lice 1114 exemption w 44 first estaulished. tv, ty five years go that. measure heti passed the legis tat we, but in this long interval, 'no aliplicattnithad been wade, tot redress, a pretty convincing ,proot that the itijoiy sustained had not ben'ot* a very til! fILAIS Atttgredently itt 14e estanissowerit, M C .actlieit, the pout was exempt trout 1011.. An long Btriellet was, he wis persaaded, rather singli. Jar to 108;1ov/tee to retrain Irmo the cot:lslay:lion of, a new road, on the grout that the Mail Coach would pass . upon it toll-free. The tad was, that wherever a road, tio w then the Mail could trovel; could be made any advantage', there wale always numerous applicatioos that it might be made, Nor was this surprisiog, ; • for the facilttics of communi cation,. awl the 6•o3ellll.:tit of Cold) which the Mail Coach, atfordeii, were ample equivalents for the exemption front toll. ' Sett laud had mach less right to complain 'on 0113 Pfstbied than any ottter mart in the frond, for it: was well known that coo- Stditrttiole atutos tuld beer ev dettdeir out of the pub• lie pnitie tor the , construction and maintenance ul roods itt that country, lie was satisfied that lIod„e wunto oe of opinion with him, that the Coin- motet, proposed by. the Noble Lord ought not to he' appointed. Mr. W. WYNsia bore testimony to the stric t-lulus of the.Noble:Loßt with yeti,pett' to a ix.' incest)- vetnerices Which the o..cos t, Pt:o!.' tk,tas .4 Yiett Ito charatterised it as a tad,t, 'l`OLThay private pluiletly; Lind quoted a ht.! nu hi rit) ut Mt'. Petulant in its reprobanon, W.,en tie not -Cuachea originated, It v, , 06 tu.rt t!u.:y should be constructed ot it,;w ; that no p4ssetiger should be permitted to coiry with Mot ab.tve, foorteeo pounds weli;lit of ,Juggae, &c,- , Now, liovvev er, the M,Yls weretotich ticilVicr;tllld and %vele 0140 the velneies tot thy co. to yJr.ce Ut good.; iron) one. , pint of the kivithn to ;Intlo,•1 ; by witich tdeOto the injuty done; to 11.! roads lead cot,. siderably 01,,r,.a5ed., it it were deattable th it the revenue shonld urst 104,r ,lretin the at - lition ' Of alts CXr►ilititoil, he thought tha. at die burden . rnivi be Yon)ett irtim tins sliouctsot toc ttostet. - s of the roads, 011 lltoSe s 1 the pasiaft E , Id ;Aid oitetiders m l pi.;11,;‘ , 1,„ „ • Mr. Bose t•ot, , ,,itt, it the „proposett alterations were 'woe, t h eM:lllCoiCti . PropritAots tit the pub..c hotionos incy ti rte charged, nut oinch inane r as4m .secit 0ccA , A , ..06 unitprully Joupd h.! ot; rhr cdhe. He could li(A i yye 1114 4tsScilit 103 all', : ",trltirt.t ul alhiS detiCiip it, he was of opiniOn, tou4C, seriowly ailt..ct the t4ootoll revemioa 11. Dump A s co,l l / 4 1 not give a tiee;atiVe to hid b e e t) by Ith Iti&tt Hon. 1*"cit'10:1; but he diato,ed . titc cot . - retl, and it the 111';•6 1 .4ie I.6l'opoh,..d.l,vbaki flu fodowL(l by tiro ttvw GnAlg(,', on 1L1'; Ile 141(1 <tu• 110 0nn,16 6 .#1.• 1701%11t to eXeri)ptiotiti tlkcy .er.joyel, att&1 1 0 1 .01 1 ) A ,t;.ova to .liW livUSe 1.9 iatilleq Oplifinti 00.411, SUbjt,o,, %13a....11, 13.1 s prov,!it or doproved., no to viiithit? I.lJettl to 10titt jud4tll,lll (111 Litt: r3lz►ti; tll the cote. ivir. W. St4Vlls :01 , 1 Mr: D. (.11»u 4 i .. '‘Vere 01 la vo il r 11,, , appottottazta (it a Gotriottlity... Mr. 11.0000 thq OciotC the biliiiJktrit awl tfolt vott,tog could bo mote Lair Watt 16'0 1):011 , .'8 (.1 rived i t, e gi t- o t c ,,t uo to 11,ty tot +ln • fioutw. atioo,i - ti.ware. A>l.l; , thicter, j ivl4Jo., , tty 5111 . 41440 it a Com),,tiet: 6 A 111es,a4t. froo) i.cirdfi foot that. toe.' I,,oisit ngiecd to 14,e.: CU:4la al q.s to evert i.rivatu 11(Kil" ;,:r,S Al* WES't ,1,11:4L', 1" P:it, Mr, L,usiiv,',Gror.l ilUfst6bl 10 1100• Ce, 11) tot' 1 , ;.a , ,,c to .4,41.A01 alp 414,1,6 f the Goorp ji, .13y 14,4 tlet, la 411 ekt;llutt fur '4 1.:01101y, eXpt,tl(4l, tt) px.ci jointly ny ilit ciwflo.lols, ,;111 ttklCl iAtcti also s'oe prac,n‘d,n3 Vivstwl:,titis,r, 1,1461, silk it rlitc It Was rii - ,sit,h;tt t)y an ikon, b.irotiO (b t . lituchltt). 1.113 r wade it, ilk3:l4.ssafy til,st it fihtialit in {wort; 011 WI ott) Itil, t4;14) ,- .llce w,is tu !all, S:r ULTLitm . :7r.vat‘i, Lot prep or , . tO 1.41111 i, .it „evr, twohi. ~t tbo I ;till. Gett(losl,jlt, s;!., aSCJii , tiLLI 4 4, Ina (;' .j 1 NV , stitlhilitt!r, 44.01, ut Wkl4toii , lbttly ::4 0I COLIII I; A is, r vv, e k,iJt hube sit y40.101 3 ,s tiLaiost I , vos hitt drat tlivy 6f2" 11111 not be pi,it tu The ea ,e, o, the 1-116',1 4aLit . hitti way ati illll is o'Nll :111d ai 11 rUttEl.l:l'4lt)Cd„ ilu!t:li4sed tol SUM of 11;011i.1, The',iittl4lll.)ll ot litgli B4olll' Was, 1110e:bre, 1.1 t) (4110.! of 4142 , ailiot,ll3l 1111:N44 14,l1bit.1111,C111; 114.: ~11(11ely rant; cu t i t yvd4 111 iist.l a that the' v+l,o, has the ben:4n 01(4 , AI-a Abe 61i11.,t1(.11/. It, 00 hltttos a bat lily coiotti ,"o, m e, ‘it that tio r kva3 trot kutficwntiy VY to I d .i.opoL! ioey Lib witiVvr ‘VOLAL4 cvl Vi V _ul .1) 1 illt oir -1,,J05.: 1411146(114 116 tiL L jail 11 , 4 - “itid 1;1 bAhly triake scone observations on' it in a future st, W.vt4wg,did not see any groArld laid for ex ti•odiog the *it it) WeAtniristrroniy. :There were' Ill:my other tit / vs a • ird popolp,ia plader Aiinilat ly cir cumstanced. II 10, lion.Gettileman thooglit that thii Bill vvas for WestinitiAor, he iohould also eittend it to 011-wr phlces, `rho CIIANCitLLOR of ,the t xcTICQMEtn thought that Gore wee 1144 growl ck etvough before the hoti n e• extrnd this ar:l setterally. ftmight hap- , Pe,,Thal in SCPite places.tht: retorning(ductr , Enigto lia‘e ~,toolotrienti 5 , ,.11 - iciom to pay tho.e expellees. Fle did /lot litifiw what we're the emoluments, of the High of We'otnittiter, Volt tlppo'sed : theiu not to be 'Wilt:tent, fiont naving hvett the nary prattice of the rtiil , ll(l3l4'4 li tln rtli to pay hoj't expellees. ,He thought that there kk as not ittiornia-, t• * *.itough be tore the fiouse to exttrid the 'n4e,i)ure fi+rtl.er thin We.stmitisti . r... • . FRANcts BlntorTT repealed', that the in innet tilett Oh; rtiotion wit, ~ ,, o rdect‘iv;, o ld not deckle that which was the quesion in the 4..115e :10(10 to, 'rho cainkhite or who was not.lt wot. l l'l be re tnerolie.red, idso, ticu lit that case the l!:;h recovered hi; ittoso.,able expellees in an (':tion at • LC cKmAßT•npposed the. mo'ion, ,as controry to the principles at the, Con , titutioo, which intoutt- , ed that Meinbcrs shou;il roluined ot ., pence. It this sto,:tiooed by the liegil;l - a qtteitioo-wonid lust atke ho was to h:.r considered a candid:ite nhd - 4 tiro I het e Wait kilovling what 'the Rituining ()dicer might con dtf ras the neeessaty, exl.ence of an ektetlun , Le bides A4n ,ssorb anci Contisel, in po , pulous places, RN.- oLvy iii 1s tau or thitt.t . hundred p,oct, officers necos , iar'y, aid charge these to the t',lol.l.datett. expenevs• of an eie.tion might be' thus increalsed ita.such a d;..gree 03, to prevent men of moderate Idirttitties trout bolontilig candidates. I.'h would b 4 grt.,at e vil ; for tilt tionBll that Howie ' , obit' to contain Writ sit great irttcled plopetty, still It Alsould Alho have among men of educa ion, whose fortunes were moderate. Such a class of men would be utterly exclodit,i, if the expellees of an ekelion we're wade greater titan they a r e at present. • Mr. \V tr,soN supported the measure, on the grounds th;rt then.; • itl Weal. inioster tor delniying ch.:diem tiitatr `paiAra building for ekt.tiotei—eind that no e%penie could b improper was necessary to' 1;r ep out the inti - LesieiM of 'persons who had nor real votes. A. iarg, num:,or of coo - yeles were necessary, ou tteations, ood wah thut 11168 i.! ShOltid 11014 c ii i) t • The riurrition was then • put, end ctr ri.!d in the' divt.ioo. Mr. Los!nngton and IVilson were lopointe,i to bring in the Hill. The Kiroe, Ina! ;•-:c.eiroviit ordered to be ,rout ;ht on on '1 loo(k&y n , st, • 'CR. Militia Euii,cnsein Lill %vas relit). a third limit nod Bas c o d. I3uTcur4 , i4)l4, in General 01e:coigne's 31):: po , tieueieel the motion iVilitury ply to eleyAliey (.1i far we could a.icertaio) tic jOt h. itwch into aCotuotittee on.. t J)kvelhor i .houie flotibtly bill. 141 x. Lipttlivg-' t , 4) in the chair. I,elr.llcutighTpoved, that for iii? xvortli forty , shiPingg, bt.! 6001 to which ol• tho Ptill re.iched. "rhis atniandateiit an.i the 13'11 Went thlought The - 11.01)',ery nF Navi- Rivertt, the Ettgli-sh 11; . , 1),t)crY, the Irish, likach-giowld Itobip2ry Bills, ' p'040:1 throngh C)arwitte,'s, and , Aiere olderpd f() b.. re pot t.,LI 1.0-111orro.,v. PIS Hi 1,1 , 10 , BILL. 'On the of the D?y,lor. the leading of the 1)'!•0111ery. Alr, rosQ. tie objctiled altogether to it pi oeveding whith hti the appearintee, of huiry , an Aurin tit,n os the tile,otr,, , then proposed, tie whate,v,er way to he done, shotilzt he done well Ana wisely; and. he wag iiii)ollt4s I 'OM vvely possitiieiinowledgo, (in the stihjeq:rt bilouldtw col,ectod oefoie the Howie W:1.1 pledged to 80Iiie i:,jll(tOuti and irrevocable 1 1 .4.4 r, , iuty. hie wished for a. Committee to inquire into t he tut4i'V.4 . t.ity.. .t.neas , iro brought forward ,by, the Right Eion._Q-ntletnaii (the Ch<iticellur of, the Exct i ecinpr) on the op;,olite side, owl he shoidd make a motion to that etfect. J)il the 1 - lot he ie., ,i 1 - (7t, • that the itilpOrlatioll coin List year wa, ht.w4l) millions, and that the Frivol ptojeti wt i,t diredly,tp diminish the natiee'produce of the try still more than it htitt been ? Was the lioithe prepstied to vote, th i lt seVfn millions more, or per hap: a sum touch greater Ibjn SeVl. - ,1) ..,I#L.bic.l be: fietit to thi G o catitiknt this year, for cora for Eti6iand ? It, might he saitt, that a gieAt Mkt-Jest w t>t to Ot3 promoted. by the measure, but it ought to hit answered, th4t a.much, greater . would be in, 'Jared . the West Itidi4U colotkiva were oot the onty , to whiCh t4e, eyes of: the Ntinister should be di- . ruled ; and it was a singular policy•to countenance,. of ail mea4nre3, that °tie which .went most ironic to,the dein e,;ion of the agriculture of the eoetury. By the nnt...cess of the ineasure„ barl e y most, receiVe a,01.11 cheek y. and the produOiott of Le iteiS I be 4cteastd, or it large quantity of it drawn from tie loud of the payk.. Tins opinion might he novel, but if it requited any ,corroboon i on ' t h a t might be found iits,the memorial of the London Distillers; then on the table, It wtio to . be acknoww leck,;ed, and gteally to be regretted, that the la u d e d navies' of site country had nothing of that firm quick cotobitiatioo with which the \Vest India tientletrittn btot%lit Wiliviird and urged their lora -I,tre3 .on the Nlinister. 'they did nut want know lethefroof their . itliercNlti, amt nothing ‘vas rnor eQ h. V to them all, than that their intere,ts web se, rionsly threatened by this Bill ; but they: id Made ou I . hertioti.to compel the Minister to Cur iw Wok twin a illeaSußt Which tended ho dt.eisively lo'wer the t ' n'tte of tlteir prol.terty. The present. Bill. WQ:(.111.1 II ly tend to retider the fiiiiLe of 11)4 fatinor core, ett his profits prerioui.--Cllele c;or- Ot:11 5t);11:'4 IVOVe I n , : i ll . ,ei , Cftie iu OW co , only ;row the exet - .11.:11.31. U 1 it;:dict,i'tt,ll. , , 40.1 1 , 0;110130 ,-Am tt,tt„i, the natural demauds - of her poputatten . be supplied by tier preduce. In 1806, when the aver-, age price of barley, was 38 Gel. butgOliqi quarters were imported ; a proof that the native barley' m wa,, , nearly su ffi cient for native cousuptiam.) By ex cluding barley fro* the distilleries, the most nutri tive tool of cattle would be taken away from the farmer, and the price of animal food must be raised proportionably. FLOM:tile immense quantity ot, anitwil food consimied iii the flitropolis, and which we onderstOod Curwen to Say, amounted to tin' 'ran millions year, a rite of a farthing 'a poutiti. would be an atittal tax on the metropolis of three hundred thousand priusds a year. For those. and other reasons, tviih which he should tiotilow trouble House, he would move for a Conunitioe, to Culled . (locum. fits and groulidi rri , itite ttj.the, measure. Perhaps that Comutitiee would turn their Attention . to a general revision of the Corn Laws, and` suggest 4ou l te Itinedy for the evils of the whole system. Mr. Corwen cooeluded by inaving,, that the reading of th:r biil t) deft:n . o lor six weeks. - tilonitt tiff:, n. Guiii6ilatt (Mr. Cameo mistaken the i.rin• iples of me mea-, , sere. It 'had been argued a ! :, As honefit 'to ohL , net the , ,exi , eoce of , another. No in, eutild be, more eironeous. Ii Was 5i11 . ..L . 1y a t)fslhore or justice; It t i d noth;ng more ttlaii his tilioi; . 7e. -tit corn or sugar, by lami n g those' cornmc,dii , e , a state, that when torn Aliq Aihdit dl4lii limn suvr, and when sugar, from emu. Bin it the country (lid not, at,luslly supply corn for the distil , ery, and it was necessary. to bring it from abro.A, , was it nut front every motive, more politic and proper to give the West Indi,i - Merehant a preference otrer tae fo reign grown i From 'What had bees) Said, it ii.ight.' be corieluded, that by reasing . tu use barley iti the , dttikvtie4, it even that w`ere to:be itecessaty,f,. t. on - 0-qpietice of, letting in, sugar, the ,W growth barley in the country was to be at an 42.10 . Qt t►fl ;tit it ought , to be recpiletted, how very small a preporaoif of boric) , was used 'in the. eAs tilleries even at a time a hen, it had no. moipetoot. ' There were multi:lily, on an aitcr.igt; t %veiny millions of busheli of bailey tnat.k tutu riLdt the b:srlay used in the distilleries never exe.:edcd cue . millien of bushels. Hui the country did not produce. barley enough for its o.tn 4omettiptic3n.. 'the, -feeling duty for fhe fir:mer had b:en -throe' the duty was now Iliirty.viOit, in.d 3et Abe intPorters - httil 'brolU;lit cotti trout the Coml. tient in the face of tint doty, II nad Li eel that there would be an ioninhilitioo or si,,roa !roil) Scollatil, but 11'q' . 1% . g. , 11 s itius I , Uw in force there, would prevent ally' rear of iloit itted. Ibere could be no.ntets,...o/1(4)661u6i tutu a Cotomitt,tie, Sir ,lathy ANsTlsUltikwi,l)v)mot the Bill? di lefid .tig to•ii , jureng‘it. tote, ',toe very wi) /1Y mivivied for tie' \‘' 11 )Au' Ait;l ‘" ll '" l '' N. 15 11111riltth: ; rt,i,nit {Hoy; 1. , t• t)‘‘ s INCI been an ovoT.i.aodne&:at.d temied to tit !nee io 10 produce still v. • •• Alt'. BARHAM • 10 7 4 tiwie ought 1.0 beano, 11,41 0 16 0 g by t w ce o th e cohnnal :igrxulthral . teiests or toe country. 'rue . have Clod place. 110 t it foeit out toe ggriLultore of the cotmtty not ~trot i y 01. 1 1, and the • togt,ft , vr, *Nati it ;mt. thitt the t:olonies should be aiiuwed to Cone and i;tti)• poet their 411:ite a the pliWieitT9rttii4 , ll, than the 1 iJoney of the people sin te return? Ohly to: the I 411.4.-,, MI It ti gin not to 13..! ut. The moment the c. , notyytable to:if r itiett its and sugar Onyu‘i eXch,t:Ll from.t he competition.. it Wa.i tiff CI Wl' tO 6111)1'0 , e, its had'neen asserted, that the qs , tem , of out hitt s:ralative to incise 11101 Lem, iwos ofj., 0 61:111 . ; hOitlio to the compefiition °loan su.%)• 0 • , C i t,:l, Wits ctllitc. c,tlaervt ise t. and it w. 1 14 0110 e tiltMe few yens that •nny proninition. or cont.,- ooein:;:. 1.,1y.!1.1 place. An Alononiable (St . John had I )2 : oo ,i i i. , , o )+ 1;1;)1 . (! ) 1110 VJgSie, uhf, iti4,alllSt. the West ,Viainers-of have , g over. #.toelied the market by 'lll'4ir avidity for wont but the char 6e had been so lately shewirto be en:6011(1- cl, !hat no answer need now be glyett: Fie (Me, should hake fief obj-etioo, to it (::ominittee, ( 4xt r 'ePt , the ,shigle strong out', that he could not by any . meonsAscover its rive:;s-ity, beau artid, 11 , }111:in,.. , , had been olfek.:.l to slictv that a I lit, „.fu,.. .tut) which could tie impottala WAS not ahead) , acquired.. ,fle could not even. tell .'what. queitino Was now.. to be proposed to.snch as .Commit tee. fie was sorry to find hip Right Honourable Friend (Sir 'John the; liitrten stlu e il n ie s r a )d !i l n P vid ll i d oit 't : again ditto ,felt' tuiri;; into $; filt;,WCSt Lino interests. One'lhing he could assure the Ilbuse cf, that the distresses of the West India . proprietors wee not in tqusequence of Abeir own aNs.- fpi sti(Alid theraore vote for the second rending of the '• 11 , 1r,'MA YAT contended, that thetneasure under discussion would nut he injurious to the' ' , Hided in terests, It the land-proprietors welt: in need of en couragement, be saw no reason why such encou ragement shOnld not be . given to them; but if it was necessary to resort to any othor source of supply, it was much better, he thought, to' give preference to our fellow subjettS, than to eatelikle . thein and let in ,the foreign importers, Some. time since the We't India proprietors bad been accused olgrowing too little sugar, and the imponatiOn of sugar from the East Indies was encouraged DOW, h v,e ower, the charge r Wai, that they produced too much„ when the amount was 4tvelled ,by the produce of the conquered colonies. When tht.se be restored, the &itish - coloniei would not produce more, than Sufficient for the home.consumiition ; so that in this view the present ine.isnre could not be considered permanent, The London Distill, rt, be wouldeditit, had started objetiiimi to this measure. While there was an uncertainty as io the pet int.! daring whien distillation troth sugar might be alloweil,• (trete wets nu danger that mild be t.rectecl•mtitvd to thitiitatior t from sttai), they intide reptt'sfuntion lipinst tip.; inrit,tirk.; now, how, th:tt 11. ;e w;),hl (Yet ) eat 'OW4 log,t.tectcti, , 4h:iii.toon Migilf being to be w.is high, :mil. sugir 1,4 w `price, Atv..) tk.ar to r then' monopoly, ftild onj...“,:ti 111,-..; aces W..ts tout IT"llti'(',-i- } fir frn o ded their objdttiat is ott t he 3 . 'di' r ,t (I(ina) encouritg-inent that wouli be glen to ~t ili oiirita ldlat.toil: ' Ti shew illiruporlittiee o f t e ‘V‘itt colones, he had onlV'to plate, Old 110 t " eic . iignfilitans'ot 'Biitish manufactures, emit' i but , il' 6)o ' onllitil'hilo the public revt'mue of the State, 11' 411°4 ' • rhilliults /to British sliip-o ~,, tie rs, and one railitoo t o Abe _,otidvrtc.rit-is- Gentie Iltornen oneld not folo that a'ter the Revolution in Fiance, wh,,il C 4" ny lu i:e t i t ,er ie .d 4 : n v i e u re i t i v o o st c , iamingdestli: e2:otsieota:lviiitore');lli)v6:l::`l:ll)Ye, ruined, ' t lie population of chili country wets foil d' i earth, and those.w ho folletved the miritary prof, " 12 i the letter. 4 which was suppor.,l by Ole li,if' . The tlonsOquenee was; that the tax flicley, watilMposed, which imountcd' to one-twentieli) wA, '. the produce of the Lind, and in sumccaso, 0 O‘ rj hY . Mr. Malthus, who was Onst-lt an eye.wittio! () I t 4e: fari , to one-third. Gentlemen s hould, rio'r e * 10'es. ; Con . side.r well what mic•ht be the convqa,A'cti t 't htlPripg ibe colonial intercbts, and throat.: al , the ntanntaeinres of the country. Of all ...Ae 9° , l ' i s Ita.le•ttlty's subjvds, the landed e t, had , Ile.,,least right to' complain, because I'4 43 ' 1 1 eteangtor. indeinnifying ttheals.lves for the 1 ° c'etY,,augnlentation of taxes, and oery rise of 1 0 tilrAeg• All the WWI classes of Subje;:ts Ii thie,Sllte .wheilier in the' army or navy, or ti `d 40utr.141,(07 t'3d not the satne advantage. Though lie 0 0 I (.Asposed to 111(10(.13 the whole of the !Jutted intrro,4 In the obseryation, he tunst say, 1.dt.'0,.:(1 proprietors spewed a disposition to ei t r o , dowtv all othrr classes whose interests Ilitile m. ' , •.. clash with theiek, and sliewed al , i nv iociblelT i tt I,'"hee to make, cony sacri fi ce fortnoretiet oldie"' iticlia interpo • ' • M' ..idler r. SIIAw (of Dublin) conaplained, that oe of in, the title. nor in the preamble of 011 li' ll ' ° ,,, mention was made of Ireland. He found. Ite 6ve ,'d,. in , the boly of the Bill, a 'clailse which, he e() ; ! ': . i .1 ,1, that in gelieriitio . ( .. ( . , 1 i Aviii. hi &rad vialAtioa-at-t_ba-oticlei ° l- "'" 1 1 ' ' OO ~I . , i t'4tt.i'so. wlil 10 e..ooiintle the , pl'oliibi in,f1,i4f..4 ''''st' o, :',ii44) , of spirits from Irel.ind Co if , o`",, „ Inoi.i . - . ):1lion , tiich was eivgled ,it a nolo C'' ' pi ',zi ,, , ?'i) % , ,11,cti, the distillatvit 'ut spirits " 1/1 1 (; ; 1. . 10. ' 3 +;`! . )%%(: , 1 ici It-Hand, though protitbi..4,l in i'''' l , A . : l l,4 , " Y . .Now however, it Wag prop,i,ed to AIP of t tl , i : i. L : i .' , ° , yi belC:crr..t:ldllrlealcilllCadele,ll.i:ali);ll:lriOniiene.„(l)l,ir ‘e./tilov)irt:Y.::,lol 4, 1 : " I ' 4 d I):r 11)0 prohtbittott of Ill' i" I l lul , L ,4 11 Irt,Loil oo loner 0)1„i6to(1, ; oil (: ,,106 r ii ' ' - 1 , ,e(1)-"" ` 1 "c" ', ' . , , Trit int , rcoutse ought to b- re,o.. iv 1 iii t , i t ie . rw,, conniries upon the . prine,re uf t(111 1 00 1, 4 . ~....I . '''' ait<, l ticii*backs, as ditee;ed b ) ik .t'' ~,y, ir kt' ( r4-'' :•.:: , thl. :I: he J. . Hot). G, Internet) epitet - lc I ,;iti i l ,t ,iint ot 511' cxpres%iop of feelout; oP''' 1 ;,t,O I , • ''' e I'i'iii i , .•' , ple,..in lovtiol' of ~) lel' 4 ,' ~ia• ~„.,), ~,,.',:.,1 •; ;)it ii-,•very malls held put . to it - 4 i „ e . r '. ~ ",e,i, ;:ild every application tot ' l , ;Li O ,J ,;,1, 1 . ‘ ) ......, , i, 1, ,, ‘i ()old .all; tel ti , L . V '', , ,,„, 1 ;,4' i ••''.; 144 11 It'i , Cill 01 the liiiialt, 11 " I , e ) 0 ,,t .. '''' I ' l 3 6 ;2, 10 10 . coil)t kin, ad ho ,:,: "._crY ili;. , b Member .in Ilse llotwe tA unit.' '' rue Atnondmenr. - o f rbe ;ill rate Ii is, i .. c i : i ll' i' 't l ' . .: i i ' Mn, : I I ; '''(...: i : :::: ' , :t l e l : it r . I : 3 ) ::: e l ( ( t E i L 1 : t , f ; ') 1 .1 1‘ 1 . : :: 1 e, ' 4 : j ) ;i r it I l i : e ( ii l r t t t i . : ' ‘i ( i ' : l ') s 4 ., : :1 1 : 1 1: : i l l : c e .' ') : I c e i l ‘ 'e ; '3 ,, i , ,, b ' t t . ,: i ,cti'llg: e rr :: . I_, i r : ( ; ri t: i z.lg ri } t : t i ' + : ,' ' : 1, " i ~l : : , :i I , ''' : , , , t,''' . ) . 1, 1 , i that • nothing but the tirstr e ' (o h l''' riest Itttlies would have inthiced '11)e. t ;(11° 1 1 ;,,'to rllet.')C4'li.:ifilitri,t‘li:Co&tt:ll:ii:rli-SattlaYI:4:111:41r1 Iti:11.:I'Lle:117:1::::1 ;-:1:::/"I': ' 114 k. 1 . :(4, initnt'ering with th e ir,tcrt,f3; °' ; 1 it ler' "(1 Mr. CoKR observed, that at the 60 4 ' 'll,,riv r \ , .:!....innim.'l)cied tf measnre of pertnaticnt ti'l''., ix , r )4 , A lio 2 , , ;i , , ,, . , planters, sogir w 35 1 A" . 0 3 (wo J'' i L :; at'Prefwlit h4fley wits from ,‘,.?,i6. t,,toio il), ,".:-.l‘lr 704. The . question was• 116 1 be` i ~ r , t ,t; ',,,,'E1'0ect,,..111,!..p5; and the NYpi.,lntiia. Pi'et'li'',lLi:‘', seas :11 1 ,e.thell greater quantity of coin-till°w: d 80 4 "aed for 14Pd, Ti 1 hl 0 1 ' 11 ' 1 ' )' A ~ m Bill, l e woo o "i'l. l Ying the axe. to,the root of prodt.itn 'l,•/): 10l Itight lien, Gentjemaj, had talien ti-r`. ~,,:i ' .' f ''' der it sufficiently;"hc would never love " r : 4 ~,1111. 9j:'W4114- ."'".lt- -lia. b.ggit...oog.lilAt P t ' I sqlk ' J oy 1)°,., nerative 'pride "to the barley grtiwet ; it t 140O''' ' 051, Was acquainted with agriculture 111,00.241 the conitary to be the case. In sa ute ' i ` iet i o lst'" price at 38s. it was not• fair to incitidd.:;ht or " i i/ , countiei, beCanse barley was 314V4Y5 e i g ht . 6 ,, h1 ., I 4 ifigs• dearer-in-the itijond...coootieltfl,,, .jf ;I' d vi e otio!kt, ,than in .the maritime coboii'rltkeis.,o3l.l, . : Icy, nii r i 11 ut e vi,, r ie , ae .S gyi f e l tad i i , d t obh o rec o trc t fbo a i yoos r coel e i tietni u n ' e. initnrvegiritaiutt e i r c or i g ,i pt i j ()), ( I r : jo c r l e , s, 1(1 ,3:01pi j; i i: v e r '1 0 1 1; 1 ; t e : , Ll Ol London' .market would fall tilt. 111° r to ' the ` 4.1 ,: - tiNoernrroolfic the ed landholders Sutrolk v was cgliiiveitinyg 0 1 : 1 ' i l e rl i g , (0 1 ‘, 1! r e s ' is r e l ;:j , their industry and abilities,a ittitentldclico.rbtllij[iilillttc,ien'A'llivii, bring up ,their families, and HO" a' Yil l g.; a i 1 ,7 40 . .ought. He only wished that the 1)0411,c:1141i or lo Ing.lCl.ise4 was more general, and (h e °l f , e 0 4 1 0 be to spread comfort and pro) o' r d „ v oli ~ c°u r ltrY;, - Nothing, he shold corilet;r1;00) 0 1 l'', l more ultachievons . than to - fi g 8 °l lii o f it 111 r o d price of, barley, and keep the gol",%),00, ti prices, and leave them exposed to 1..e ,0 8 .01,,ieer ire wriuld flak the Noble I,(}rd (Bling) -i'di'''l. l b i a ten n c o e k o re r c t e Is : e c p ci v a o c : ,i o ciois oi di: 1 : :, - P i o t ' i L r e ' , ' , 'l :( .. ' i : 4 Scotland in consequence of this Ow' ofj olo 1101), Gentleman then reierred t () -, Ora ° ,•• ~ M r . _ Adam, Mr. Dixon, and Mr. 13w-la/0016j ii 1' ' O , ''PatlePblet on the S c a rc ity in t7g , I ' l° t i ,i ) IV 511 srige stating the'impolicy of incddit'ss " . • 1 ' Of 11 ' Mr. Ras z explained. . c ) . ffj parlo hr is. t"•'• - , Mr, ELLIS thought that th e 1 ...- o g4e r • °, ;• , t , measure to the landed interet `vas '; i slet O r i 3 the apprehensions of its consequ,roc, tor 00 i t eP v l ,,„ • TheWeit India Oroinletors ~vll4efit . Lett' .1c4‘,,,.,t d.O expence or the; landed iiiierdrto,,, ttl,e.t.po 'tei'dy.ci, that when corn land ` ax rail'()irr+° , cowl" l ' f , ;,1 India - pianrers riught to be: Itt .ilie i 5 `t.;,l ~ft wi;ii the torcio import:l; On a l ' i, ii , oitlt: i y: t 1,)31 Icy co,ntj not in ociLl.:C 00 'le ' , I 014 ,154 4 " 4 ,1" the. sullies}}l consu,ng.tioti, it 4-'4.:l4,loedinoYilkac:l . .. ' l "rwi d Ad , tbeirt, wh,?ther I ht 4 " 1 . Vi r r 4l 4 : I 14) ,, iii' Ataii.lo on , y, , 35 s t ~ tj,,..! i,pppth.c ~ ,3:40 ev il • , ~, d .erofrio;t,.)l,i or t. 1,4 inh,(htt ;4 of ,J,. °1 ,;" 0 :1 0 a p0' 1 . ,. „ tie i ‘.\!le, !:.S'l RON coli,ttlered 11,. ow t o.it' o, ` I s'",; . i; to 'vice title corn Srirl e 4t (.>