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F `: E _ - TUESDAY, JUNE 11. 3z c 4 2% qc HOUSE OF Ci):11,1101VS. TUESDAY, jUNK 11. L'd I' 1.;b:1,-.11, J'A LLIiiIEA 1 HOUSE OF PEERS, Colopel Drink water presented the Fifteenth Be; port of the Commissioners of Manny Prdereu •-.ca b printed. Customs the:Board of Con , troul S.daile4 Bill, and the Coal orid 'Corn :Meters' if were no d a third Cline end paised. 1 1 he Kitai Ars-mils 1111, and ~ome other Bilk, were grim gun 0; , e Commons by Mr. Boiler, Sir Edward Knatilihull, Sir \V. j p en,on, Mr. Swan, and other Members, and read a first, time. The I ,solvent arhtors' 13ill passed through Coln , . ttiittee—the, blanks were Niel up with the tat of (oot - sons in prison en th,ii day to be allowed the ht.. • lit (it I e Act), and 50001. at those . of tho Act not to exceed that stiio). R. .-,n 1 he Nlintia rend a seconci time, and Committed kg Xilutt'd.s) --die Lord; sunlinotted, '['ire Ent of riAItNtRY said a le!Vi words (111 - liVe miscowvb..l., vd, co had tt.-antui; Irtilt the re .. dt:&tin , Rity in I -1:tiO, Ird trusted that thi.: Stthit!tt Woultt be taken up early in the next Session. His Lordship movcd the,priuttrig of Si' , v ., papt,T, which had pr..serneii rclative to site Jed, and which v. a, tit Ootcd. DISTILLERS. Earl BATEMUST ecorrd 1 Irish Duties and Diritv.oacks 'Tile Lint of eXp' asmilidl, rnent' that the.: Noble Earl ha , not 4iven some i x planation on the Subjett at this Bill, contanpmt, It did, a' claus! Tuitions to the disitlietiei of ilia, country. Earl BriTutntaT contended, that the NublevEratlik objet ton only applying .to a particolm Int 2 time for discussing tt was in , the Committee, intu that to the principle tit the Bill there could tae uu do j ettion, its object Iwitig the unto,: continuation of the Irish Duties, winch would ex; ire on the sth of July, The Eati .of LAUHRItnALR recurred to what la had st.,,ted ou.a tOrtiter oily, on the cliuse relati v e to' the Drawback on SPirtis ex porttd born Itehnd io Gte:ll ltritain, and onscrvtid that by the i)perni toil of • this ish Dis illz r tvinuld be actually en. , abled iu hairy . his awns in Lund in an t:Npence amr , un ti D g to Ind less per gallon t theisinte cost of a gatl , m ot Sl3iritn inanuti , it - ,; , 1 , :d here. • was evident, thetelote, that the'Diutherc in Great ' Dt nail) voidd be thus re!,deted !lolly unable ,to sell their spirits, and sill end the Wolking: of their Distilleiit , S, He was aware that the Goici Merit, cnitycl4 US of the evil whiCli , would , thus' be inflthted a . had pi Tated another Bill, which wa, now in the House of Connunnb, end the object' of which Was to b1.14PC: 1 4 Dr.twi.miks iii EggiLind and Sc. ~ t -land land until the not; Sess,Oni but. this alio N,Uoulkibe a great evil, a, the DisttlitAs particularly in Scotland, • had not cap•tal t.gtoogil to go on under suc t ) Stacces. enj kkrd , , to postpone the second of this 13111, until' the other cair n ! Up froiii the Connt,ons; that they might have both` Billet befote them—and with that view moved to postpone the second reading lid tf iti city s tf tw j e r ,t , t - .. • Earl BATHURST ob , icrtd, that tt the clause now objected 'to w.is not agrecd to, the trniii woutd,,as theltw,now stood, be entitled to a greater drawhatit titan he would under this chine, and-the evil cont! of would of courst; be the greaturi the proper bate for leti)L'Lly tor the evil would te ttie o thei fitti cam tap tr4o) the Unintooos s AU therefore obj:01. ed iii tiet.l t progiess of '.tie present Bill. E,itt HosSLyN bLippiirW‘i argintient of the Lau..tertietk. 1 : !:,',11. of 1.4, IMPOOL Objected to the pest, Wit - mew of Ptll., .8311 ttght t . hey oug!it to have ti otht..l - byttite titi to, prevotus proceiCht,g , ilu Ire: tit 1;:H, / • Tne lion,e , divided on the, ipestion, that '1,1,e nip.v", stand part of the qu , 'stioai :cdinsins rrdxtei • • . Not Oditents Lituxit.t. M , jririty . "t't~r 13111 way reid (tole, • I,nd committed 161 "L',,tirsday: ,AtipiurncLi till to.morrow , A new' 'Writ vtovi uritled lobo for Nlid thian, u the: tom ot R,bent Datidao; Esq. now gtle s toat.h Bill, 'the NfrPtia Mibtla Adjutants the Niniba 80[kt:tyros Si...o.U . lties loL'etoolty EMI; the MI6 tia Pty 1i 'avid Aravoal Lill, Were avve nilly tra,i a third time; and pavied. A Politton %%h.:4 preion , ed by Getfer:}l TAIIIATriN front the Debtors in tht...l34)tougtt - Jail at tvveri - ,`o01: or.ii-rtiid !JP 1 1 1 Pt) ire table. • it C. NI, l3uttttrr u l ove l i t) ijo e , t h at b e wbuict to. , ii)e: feaveto bring iu a 13111 tor Axot , iith. ii;g so ;Tie Lerod-Ttix Att as relates t 0 tiro rig!" log :it El Mr. GRANT 14rese,4t,c1 the isth it Port of the Cotroilii,iorotrrs:vl u" 1 ,.,. e d to he Un the Taeie—. Nlt.'LootrtaGToN brought up the !Ileport of the Ltittery Bill. Tho Atuelidmetus were agreed to-, ot - d the Bid ordt.red to be read a third time to. On the motion cf Sir Sour; SINCLAIR, an leco t inl of the Amount of S ip tod‘ payable to the Clergy of ( 1 ) , ch tu ch was ordered to be Lid be ore the , • Mr. GRA Wr give Doi ice of a motion for Thursday, tar cn of the 4,;orreiporidence relative to' al , . ,„ ExckrangA, of Prrr.onr.rs between l ttbl..uti , and Vrailcu, The Exebuy - , I- ahl I;;,11 Nils Iciiiis were re:A a secam! tiint., .and 0.:'....i,t tcy be cotntl)itted tu-trinr row. . Gentralb. 1.,4tnci1"6 1! ", ,04 13ili went through n emm.47. - etri, he iteport. of wil:yti was ordertd to be ai. - I ecei% et. io• , sat tro cf.- js,' Ott the third readingof the.l.lerkshire ltoajs Bill, a discussion of some length took place, in' which A 1 r. Abercrouthy, Sir Peter i\ltirray„ General.:Tinleton, S.i John Ailstruilier, Mr. 1.) Uiddy, the Speaker, Nlr. Adam, and Mr. , participated, lite wits, in thdend, Adjourned till to-toorrow. R I.IAV NTA RY REFORM. Yr. W r iillll . lte,to ti ,, t,lorstood, tlcit in his itbsence ctn Batuida)', the !Mailer of the had eonira dided the report; which he on 'a fottw:.l''4:-yt-tting had . staled to have It t. Lcll him' with tespt:N to the di• . visions said to h,t the Queen's , Cotincil. underhtoud`the 1\1:;•,st.161 the. Itri',l4 to Ii ive de clared, that no d‘tvi,lon 11d ttiktlt plaee. 'He °tight perhaps to apotogise tot' hi.iving,birrugh? an, its too- . tionin . the abietee-of trio ;loltottr tilt{ Nks.er:of the 1.1 , 11 v : hut iris. be. 113.1 bcen tbe:eitriy . 1, I.! tit , i t ‘Vat ondreritoo.4 ah,ottg Int ttlembers, Ilt.it t,14 thlcritior, to brio,, oil ,the had given nosiee , he had not thought it tit.:,.:,sary. to delay ,t t rt . :lc coot.. of the of the Ntit,cer di 11:c: ltidik, for what heltttii tind.t.rtbuttrtO have„pais , :d • Saturday. I-le had no'w to present a Peotion two) of of Kent, oil slib• jed Oi I,?rin.' . The CITANCBLLVR at I c EXCltEctunt hid oni -1) R'dtC, ti.at ear as his 1. w. at, the co ; tatiaiibh gi,o) by the ttil !tier ut , he to wll4 thin filler, trotn ?fie H Grit lut IL, wet' t alai ettnitkite: riot only.rtid thO yepot ter - lovh•g b,vi, a 11VIsiuI, tit vrtice- . -s•tt (he -lib)tct tit lilt M. j s . : icsutning - lid. Kingly Ehoctioni; Il t 11 . 0 . divis i on ..! r, my iii 511011 Ilia' It,td c nle t; tore Item Ilt id not, mean to sd, dith-rette , opitdo'',l)ad at AIY ; nth :'.c! Inn Ile 45 . CI I hilt no 11; . )Ortwice iiad at'ani . hoar : - taken 13l ie Mr. Wi-ftritti,i:r that thri eootradh`tion given to , i,e r.•put t was .4114Iat'totily full. 'Tlitf uraoti r id lyttiined ;%ery gen-1,11 behvf and he was h , of credit attached to tt 'by ruatty k‘,a , t itketitilL Petit '.ott wds tht n br(!ti,, h!, up and read. Wityrititt:Aa moved, " That the Petition do lie on the table." Sti . E. KN,A'rcliauLt. had sotne,doubis in .his Mind as to the legality of that Petition. It. had beta voted by the inhabitants of Kent,. and not by the Free , holtwrii, as vw.ts costontary . on such beLaSions. In i:ousetiut,:ne , of this, many Gentlemen were pre clnded frotit attending, and many of the 113ITICS had' I.ktett signed by the same hand, It was not, there tote; tl n genetal expres•ion of the comity. He ditl not however obit:tt to . the Petition, but merely rose . to state that f.i:t to the kicise. Mr. CAI-Cit AVT the Petiticin• o•ntainetl the sense of sevel;,ii themtiands ait respe' iti Ihe county ot Kent. It bid beep said, thtti Itti ‘ ny ot' the intinei wete signet by the b;tine band. He hut this wa: irregular, as he had seen tl,( 0 1 $tU I Vottions front other places. Ile ' l4titiselt uds a ft tend to l'arti:multitary Reform, and he beile% e i it was the nrev . ,tilitig, opinion, in the coin] y o Kl , ll t that a Itelortu Was neec . ssary to the wt-ltare cat tilt/ coin try. . _ All .131 VA t4ri though+ thegeneralkOniUtietit through. out thi• et,untry Wati in favour of a innderote and 11, , .forrn. .The Constitution had fur.' niched einple means for :effecting i iho of the people had - bell - 1 less' strongly expresse.d, 0;1111 when it appeared indispensably neees , idly, he th..ttglit the House of cOnlinons ought, at them-. suites, to effect it change when a cliange w.', felt to he due to the people. For himself, he was a friend to.Parlternentarylletortn, His principal' motive, for rising on the present occasion was, Au sttftv to the: Kilns-, that ii was not his intention, at this ictiod ur the Session, to press' the motion of ‘vliicli; he had given nntiLe. He . thought it wonld - he unjust` to the subject, to the put.lic, and to hiinsett, to bring II for , tard when the atieodance in Parlimnunt was Likely to be se thin. The extraordinary eifettin ,inces in, which the country Wai placed, lurnidied ;mother reason far deterring his motion, but he 'io should ne enabled to bringit forward with' icty at au i.:arly'parita: - .1 in the ensuing Session.. SuiTil thought 'tstrong- 1 reasons might 1) , ! urged, in , favour of trParliatneuntry Reform. He was' sprry the; question could not be brought on this Serision, though he. certainly did appiove of the ground's on which the urotifni waS postpont:d. The Petition d'inght, in his 'opii.ion, to be received, t:bOugh, it was the Petition of the inhabitants of the county who' were' not Fret...holders, it ought; in faCt; to be -the ft - lore readily received on that, account; as those persons were .not represented in Pailiarnent as the. Freeholders- of . the county' were. E, KNATCMUULL, in explanation, observed, that he had merely , st.ited„ the Petitton did not ex press the SeritinoentS 01 the county at large.. Lord TAVISTOCH. was friendly to the cause of Parliamentary Beform ; and he then gave notice Itiot, it Watt his intention to move, early in the neitt Sesbion,',For leave to, bring in a Bill for nutking suttie regnlations for lessening the enormous ex penees 'attendant on contested elec'tions. it he wew torionilt eilough to , carry ably, ti Wd, his inientiOn to tolti,w it up by movin ! „; for the repeal of the Sep. Att.' Mr. Wowrt.tiY observed, 010 those people who Were desirous of rnaking borne, altekations in the Re- presentation, gtherul vtry soon cm what sort of oeisons those nere by whom Parliairentaty Ile flirt was meat pushed for, and thought it belief to sit down content with' the ,present state of things ; than pnt theMselves into such hands. Sir J. NewPouT regarded Parliamentary Reform as a measure of paramount necessity. There wa s no safety in war, more especially in ; , 1 protra6led war like the presdnt; When, the sacerfices of the public were so numerous and so great, unless the people were reconciled.to the aituatiutlpf things by a 0 11- Vial6ll that - 11ra HOuse would, as tar as it could, tired a Parliamentary Reform, ancLestablish the re. presentation of the people on a pare, fair, free, anti cLitititiati/ , nol basis.• .‘ 61,. wc,,,,,iy-ttvpiainek! . 1 , 1 , - . ik . si,-.L...,,,,,,,Tqtaitid iv r, + rr.offer. : a few ob , pitrat'ons ; ;lite! ' nich -1 .- - ' ` 1 .,,. . • • ' t - :di% \V H . IISkE -repil t' , te o•A - A kv,i.,, ii ban been made on the, Petition. He cer t .itily lutist say, he did not know by whom it was . sia,Luxl ; ..hitt-tixis..htt...lcueiu.,-t hat.,ii-Lat.Lbegn .put into. :Ant hands by a moil respettahle person, who, as a , ell' i .i.„ i1,t.. ,- C,',oll l ,ii Le:, 11(,,n whom it came, would, he was contid,...iit, have not him; - t alio , ' Wil Iri , .- il. it hiql nottheeti sight.:(ll)y,iiersons tit teitpect4bilnyi. , - :Willi respect to the' ICIIIIIIO3 ntlide- on the hands it) 4t wthithihe sObjea t t.tdl . 40 1, . I ,e , k voyitti otiort , e , t1,',.( w.bliteyer hands it "liiid . , ; ot into all 'of them iu t h'eir PeOiain c.thedi upon the Itinse. to . tal , ieit irro its owtvhinds. The Anti-Hi:formers had taken a b-n inna' td.reil,.a on th e hand, Into which the . qries'ion had fallen, when it was sup,pn t,d Dy 1), iiOlIS ut 50 •':lrittell weight ahti • thilitiftri. ce ag .ai pro sent. He 1 ,Contluded, giving it as hii op Dion, I -al ~liliolit ' 1 It . eicirm there, was no polttral saivatnon i .r this . . Icriurrtty. . . Sii• E. KNAI'GHBULL, in reply to some obc,ervif ..tiO.iti ot h e i il i ,r ,oc,ik.'er, said, he should lila..l'ler -1 wilt any rtnioo Ilia! might be presented, it lie 1 1;0u, , ,1it nrop.o - , 'to hoot asking the permission of Ilia. J 14.,,. t...i otbr ,, tan., . . .. .1 Lions r was or 'eyed to lieopon the•table: Su' . U T poltpoi,ed the re...tuning of the iidjoorhe.i jes , bare on this proctedings of a cert Coot nirtial, and at the sit!)e' tiny:. gave not ice, that it w:is tii, , iti eittio , ) tLeil to st1t)(01t H generii utolioit to tt,e Howie 00 the fitthicet 01 c.:ol l puteil PlltlisOrottlt to t..e.Armv. Oil the Olotion 41f .\lr. W. Smimr, thellesolotioo uY the[iousc for prcseto iog ao Ad.',l'esi to rllz. Pt ihee Itegtint, prayio, ; lor :pers re‘,oe,-;ting Sierre Lcooe, was Tesetotled, and ;ire order:diicht•ged. 'CONVENTION AO% • MY. Elormittssi, , N haying been obligt.:d to postiteti‘e his iii tint, for the /eve 'lot t heCo veotton fi'olll . . re to ttme-oho , t'ght it:better . now to di:ler it till tll'At:SesStoti,, Lino, to bring tot ward so late in the present. He had much set isi:ienott • it , finding tie- It' Govertinvent ti d not tri. : l3 a the letter of the Wein Hot'. Mr. W. Poll?, and 'that the subjrci was lett unmolested, In exercise the right of petitioning tor a - redress of grievances. Anew lights . , eitied' to to in upon the. .eauticilsi,l the :Trish GO veronmll. He , tag not, , howeeet, trell'h aurl.:rised alit; neatly. - ,.the whole of the Doke of Itici;•• mood's adioinistration hail; as far as he was able to trace his racasur, s' been Marked' by mildness and a spirit of contilicllion. Elk cotidhet appeared to such as entitled hint to the thanks al the people.— lotto; of all.. Right II:no-table Genticm :Ittlio-C-mv e nuoit Art, had retnatned,(a4. a ought, till it %tas! repealed) a Aclead .letter. He did: not think his countrymen had any danger to app,e heod from its remaining-a little longer in force, till, iu the next,Sessiun, he should-move for ita repeal, to which he hoped rho Hot:11r ,wonld ; at pri,•suot it weir not his intention to persevere :Li the tnotioh ut - IWitlell he had give notice. • Mr._ WULLesc.-EY coLtz said he was sorry W oh aine upon. the House, but as Hon. had pt itonally alluded , to him, he hoped ote.:shou::: be excused for N.tyiv at o - a few words, lie oeggedleave to return the-How, Cientit:mon his thanks, for the Very handsome man-aer in' ~vhien h • .ad speken of the Duke•of - Itchleoed and his Goverement, and he Iliad only to lament, that-the Hoe. is ',clement bEid: not, in the first insiatllx, et, Oleo arail!nentad heard tin explanation of the ineasnres adopted by the Irish Gov,irninetit, Were he pass,:a a judgment t.pthi their entitled, and gave notice el the meioo he had eow ahandoned. The Hon, Gentlemao •ad staled, that when hat (Mr. Pule's) le ter fast appear , teal, it seemed ,to bllo to canaille ?lg.-Mist rt,e right of the Stlbi , ' , l to petitroh. He lugged to assert, ti It siital coostrttetroo of-.that let icr was Optottitcled, 1314 could not have been put up,-h' it lg -any person who ,was aware of the ciretimseii,ces under win, It • it was written: The +ion. Gent Kne.,:i had also said, that 'he sappwr,,d some new light It broken in upon, the liiy I Gthertanent, which had..itiduced, then) to alter the. tineof contluet winch .they had intended! to adept, Thelrtsh - Governnieta told not altered their conduct or their opinio es ; nor lint they 'put any con strueteiti upon the Coovention Act,• the-tiffie the letter Written different frOM that Which they, , put upon- it -now. With tesp , ..,l to that AN, he begged to say * that' lie coosidcr,ed it ,as occeasary,for tire , Maintenance of the pc;:tr.l44 ' .4eland,j and in - sit . > log so only tl , ied the words of Neilson, who • was taken op 'm 171,)9 and who then declared that he believed the person who ;rained that Ae h:d the . Constitution of the United It isinnen in his .pocket. so completely did it meet and: counteract all their plans. It was the opinio:, of -the best Lawyers in :Ireland, that that Act was but declaratory. of the law oh the told, trod when it was proposed in the Irish , Par liameta :ohmic its din - anon; tire proposition was rc,P:cled, and it was made a permanent Act, He, hoped that in future, When any Getaletaan saw any thing which appeared to lint to deserve censure on the nonduct of the, Irish Government, they would' tiE _least natal till they had received some explana 09n, before they-Made it a suuject of public', charge, , which was calculated to produce Mischiefs that were tar front the' intention of :thoite -who brought for ward the Charie. He. could not sit. dUwit - without .agata expressing,hia, i - sitist,teinan at having . the testi- Loony of the Hon. Gentleman, in addition to-that :of almost every in in it - titled, Vett the Gwent ! mem rot the Doke of .hicomund„ had been Marked tor a spirit of conciliation, and a wish to promote, by every tillans, the benefit 'of the people of - that country. He was 4160.gratitivd to know, :that the conduct of the Irish Governmentiat the time the letter alluded to was written, no lOnger appeared to the,,Gemlemen on.. the other side 01 the House to deserve the censures they ht first threw upon it, be cause, in the late discUssien upon the Catholic dues- Lion, nut one single. person had objected to their („tolidllCl Ott thatltecasion ; and-'lie could 'only repeat' that the ,W i irch of, the Irish Government Was then what it was now, viz, not. to inttn fere with the full and free right of the Catholics to petitioll any-beanch of the I...egiSlaturti,•provided Wwiis done iii a Manner not to endanger the peace ot. the country, Sir J.' Nowi,ott.r thought, after all,lllo. lrisli Gl e b verhuTut had acted wrong . He wished f f-10, or th repeal of I he Convec t i o n Ac;, and tioped , ctticg the suijet,ilof'• Priend would persevere' in bli IvodiNrdir.4.4l')li. l i • I C nibitsetsidle:,l•iSi'l'sesiti°pulanation, -s . ali .l, be 113 d "Pt at ail, Cii4ngect-hiv opinion on 'the subjeJ j' e ,:t i ' l a .; e d . -. 1 ° 7 l' io lY e toi 4 ,3 :'a : i ti c .4: ; ‘ l % l , l l l t ll o a t i r b l e t , : n i i l l t l e:i . ' ,.. r g i g c l :t a t i i teb)tCo: tl 1 ;:iiietvtcc:clit'iis:illU G At i : e l *: l ' i s . : . ineiii. I`:,LCA e •HNCETOI. O ti 11 of the- gkei lfAtlMllVYt t ; e t i if the Hon. Gentleman intendo...i• v.iiciowing i,,, I`:,LinotiOtr Crti a'supplised undersiand 't ,rig, iii i i ice `l ' l l''' 1 05 " (;ovelliffiellt: wooled 00 1 enfOra. the /VI, .•,, • . - , r 3 r to stale, no such Wth id..in:l4lg "ay t.,..;.iiii 1,,,i..., ,-.o the- r pert: a sseA'ri.iri. ~gi i (4)l'`eercH i‘iiii:so:u9ciii.,tda,lltileridlei;(i'li;,r;:dt'iniiiit,eitiiociotfi Tie C:ll,+Ncht.t.,,it' of tt , e ,Ekch"'u" I,llvl,lrit. I' it c o n pradieliol, had ant been given to SuCa 11,. Ideas it might be•t!....ii2lit to have 01 be li.,ii g ree‘t to. The ntotioc ‘kils Neillitl,oll I,c2xt Seviut), "IMU'rA'llO OF 14 Tr1111:3 " Mt. PARNELL called the Oltelliioo of the 11004 : t ke u vet t , l ,, l d e ii t i n i l i t:1:1 10 . 1 . (ill: ,Arilhiice;,coll'ilitlit•lio:s ..,uetvt,iLli ialip,pri::fs)e., (,11..).!i.Pe1t:. ," 'cluqw, Artn?gh, li."erry, aildthe coon). ti•!,`,l he had the hollow - to represent, the aueet,'Nc;ou,"),' ", d 'll' Kii.ec'e,:tuity, hid all vetilimed t(L)%: H'- , --be• .i . . , . population iit Ireland li e estinot , ci; ten were DisSenters from the Esiatili,l)ol "-"''',`:., I'-"l ‘ j v i e r.'" e l : )e r i ' :: '4l j eli r s li t li i r o l i 'le .i f i4 c :fl cl i sil l l' , ) : e l a r).es t s u t i C i i (s i b ilsl i v i (.6l , ; ( l' : l b t lsi e l.l : ( 3 l l : L:(lj : (l , ;: . e :wt s ! t t ild' i l: t et : til';s: b i:i : i i :rit : yll.l'll , ''i'c i lcY , l(i''') , );ll . :l::ll::::ll:; i ll''ll'lr;:. , ii. ) ;io s tu :v see .t n y t .; ml it WAS MA hii.lotetwon t° i°)„ 4 0 1,e,,,t0p050 , ' go luta them at large early ill the not „. , , be I ,itit, cOi . .cludod by iiinving a 1:IL-solution, vlt• culy e :c.‘, vtuoiolobri\i, virjit,ticiee:.)l;.e.tiGt,,scit4ol,llo)e\l6,.i).siii,,,,a,isieci,ilipi,..,sicis.ris:rA.snao.illi,ti,itoli.ll,,ii4ll(eisii,i:e.flissbcoatnoil.eibri::: itG e : tiec,1,...,,ti iii.iiiii:t)ourrieceoo, itiitiso.:t4:,.l.3e,tl°loll,t,ief'tifil e C i l i l , l l l '.. bqe:i tl ) f. ) , . l e a l 9 l l 43 : l ,l: ll l ., ol 4 y t ) (lllhe isti r ,i rli : ,,, l o lti l l : l l l l l ) •l : .,i i i,f i al t l ee i ,l e. ... w , a'd thi,s suoje6t, lie shou t : isitlas l • v'' A" , LOW he had taken ot theinbject, hoc(' The , ,th the Honontabla Gentleinan:s 10():1°'1:11,1)1,0 11. , •i'. int:hued to depiecate any discuiJinn `,T, 00 bd he shoo tit t herefor:::itarlel,'' afse-iCs::::otlYit '‘''"):::'):;irciiiJiir.:. 1 l'opttt tor tiirri to retrial:3 silent upon tljiii ,oirct 'Wouldpermit hire , till reaion for dissectint,,,,3":(llo ili(itiar'. • '.f1).6.. 11-onOnt.iible G-'nfleirniNi, 1).4') had adriliqa this to be a iluesi:on. ~ liire if:to saying, that lait Ses3ion 0,0 k !row' Pooance, and that he picked :notch 14."1/riri„,,,I!,6 ' irt:Ca,SUSti. g.'v .lt .l ie t se%t;l:irjeYePt ti,bil..':4:,.,:')ll;li,Lti.l;tltilt;l3i°,L:ig':•c,, u.ii pitd iii 9 rtlomt. suriopi httteijiwri, PA'll4,'.lls 'one which had long aiiixed Irel,ind. '''' i '' i .' j it .''''''' 3 „di 31 4: . ,i it with the uttno , t euici:ty, a*— - I ' l ''' ' N " 1111, J 0 i l ' 81 , 1•11 , te iittentlpn be ,asratykt li' I) ; .00. r O ro " ot 0 ,, , , " 14 tvglit Pfau ' b''' f . A ( 1 - ClOcc"°' i.•,1.1 (win ,e , tens. . P•••• • Il e ..0 , 142occhetiuer) wai,theo tils,--(ip,t, be wai sOe k 1 ,0 , i., • 4 , be w" , J '" ow) tor itistiee to adtllit tb,g, Y.'l3c!° , ~tl''' :" .11 'e ‘Y1111;11 he had stow the tionoui to i').l.;',:o,'t W''' liitiptiontLlthiS SUl)jqd. tO billf (111 C Cll4llLZopeit °, .11;xciwciu,:r) and s:,id he "should consider) 1 1 1,11 0 ,,.t ~ ..si furtUil,iie it 11:;• l':,otild adopt aoy 1 , 4 1 , „ li t IP' . Put this (In. -if iou :if rest tip lieldii(l, 141';:1;ietill:11/ I'''iltld, 111 , oil tiiiit OCCiiSIOn, said, 0' l', tom tit,' :(Mr• 1)01..!) to look lit° itie,Snr9ed, a n ' b IV ta' l:' '(;(;:l'illi);141),11:111 . • • . . • the gicat object i bat wjt, 0001 j I.o'-' • Ita , . , e oi3 ~u; , ,port : but his Itie„ht 1-101'(,)., a10,,v,,ix: could 14 sUgii,esteLi that kcP 1'..°,,1,,,,,ii .0130 told him, v,,ith thAt caudour w1,i,t.101)._.,01,,015), :lungs to 'lino, Olathe had tinned histill tet,:tr..4.o*.;: sui)jed, and had taken the opinion ). thi! g yre p l a yerq and statesmen updri it, but th ai i oui ld I" t O . „ Co9sideek:d it, 11,e More Leaflet:Pic' ile „ t ,04, r 1 0 way of any practicable,,plan. 1 1 '''' l ,°., ii,otioa ~, ii.td,hasi &:,bsloofirriiiiied to devote In' hild do or li , ‘' ,. ' t t his .subjezt ditr.ing tbe`leoevi, and i l 113 01$ L 1L L . ., 1 ,, but be felt i lien a, he felt now, tlo t ''.,,,10.1 0 1 ,„ . 'Hie which bad sO long oi':ccpied [lre ji'lLt‘rics 30,;4: wt.!' til of the,ablest wen ..iu Nal cr... juer,,joiP,,k, others, his 4ight Lion. Friend tile A'ol:ictitonesop ,11. hi , (Mr. pcilitati), VitiO, will all 1 1 , 1 c ',..,,,d . 0 .it 0 ' .. `1 :your, arvi,zeal, •1 hat, belonged to bin), 'n''',,rtioroaite."; able to stiggest•arly plan which the, Pte ic ii il l' ~ It -4..11,11.d would listen to tor a tllotililitti )otoll'etli t he. traiß, as he felt now; that it \c • 3 i h ° 1 , 1 ,i t•oits,lt ~, r ian cot" . \ !bes ~ alter stkCti died) liiko .ll ii t°d ! : °..1 : ',',l Vl O ' % 1 ( 11 ' '' :that wild cac4.',l tile ouptc,, - knew kik° , that his Right 1 fun''l",`l,„ v ac' "0'.",,, , ' Chancellor . of the .I.o‘eliequer) lo" _,''',ltiorstiio u,`iir his talents lo ilw suojet,t, dna the Ito! , .., a:, ~r d this. " ~, .?, tlernan who had brought law' . )erbevratic,.: li. 'tor yeari cori,tdered it ,with all the 1 . to bioi, 1 :: 0 'kith-ail tin: know lcilge that bel',,ntigit't'boipe)co, out being able to dfiltitt all P . 31 • it liope4 C1111(.400? etieCtUal, lie Certaitiiyihadtvell iill_,,,on I l e cel ~ 3 When lie tit st. 'looked tit !big I,lllC.b_',l 0 i 0 so o ye 17: .,, thought Ihat it woold be pe9,,t'!,,iewb oi,,A,ti, t!'.:211„0,, 0141 vv.o,;(l.,iiiect the f,-:.vih' v'intii,dicuilies 1!`-', ',:',,( .„!, deeper* Went IMO it the 11.jOrreo, liv a , lie (P O c i ' ,,i; ,,:. , illid hi! wit' I.OW fOre,'''d I° G out ,;rrlingelli°Vit' il,-''ii4 the po,i4iniiiiyot inciting anY . , , ..ot. ploc ,, the 0,, tarot wall jti3llCe, • Wit '''"til" " onio iher i ''' , i j e of Ireland in. A UoVier Silti3t:ol) . 4 ~,,04...1, im itibleCl, preseta. 111 tiiio.l,Wl)g tioa --, • 110,j,04.. r'n;:roper nature and oligiti i)t.titi/e!''ll,,,y, wed '''' t ~t i tt;, necessary tar bin) so stile to btiiiidt it (1) , ;,.4 1, 1 L' t i o i• t uts . 4 'to re.tnititt Genileiwn I'' ) " t , , idditiongl tax vii„,ii3ti,i • were teproenteil to be, al. ..., c or , oii.'ii'4.ll fruir tioidet ot the hind. 1:14 wt , tile *N i 1 t th e „ land, The, Crown, • 111 "ulilv"ihe 1)..40).' ~0 o.i . f', ;reierved the lithei, oridnut On, .. 0 , Nkr, ..); 1, teiige 9 0 . ~,;;‘)..1e, ; i*:rl)lPion!pitolli;°l:ll;pichrery leilt°ol.ll)neitt;lo.!::illiatiaduei):)i''e tit.:101:::t10.,ii::::ii 'iwiiitardgsraptUltAiwtaesreed:lolardtto,l:tile:ne.rYt, :i t i '; I LI . 1 11 .. ‘' ) Ii ; : ic t : )"v i ) , 1:1 : -''' subjett ta 1101 oligin,ilo 1)0114h Cali o t 1 „1, , the landholder' was a Prot,,t:,LT!, jo oe i ; '` . .' 1 ,...,,. Dissehter, it tua-.le tio clitioeh,"t o f ,b,;. Lit '' ,i, ,, , ; . thb-CitiWti- ill torliiiti,,,; IW r,;11111, ;: od I l' i d i ‘ i , i'' , hiy tinit cliar,e 0P ~,sor 0 i,• light to . • . ilia po- ~ ii , must remain who.;:ver to 4 , ~,w , ti ,,,,, vi:;:ti,ei, rr, 1 . tlilit:le)itiliadd'issidba, faitutiltloi..ugetLcirt;ll.o..l,:irt,tplitierr,d)tdp,ll,,ilt::;,o: :,0•,:11:.,ta tilti; : 401 ,1 0)