The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-16 00:00:00

, . - ' ,".. 44.. A- p.' •. . .... • . • • • SPORT)\t IN,Y;ZLLIG.ENCEi. . NEWMARKET.SF'VON.I)SPItItiq , mEE-N . ; Pei;NV 21211iiii&Y, MAY 1,,5. ' . . , ; '•I kex ' uf • 14)4..eacti, h. It. Ab. MI i' • • •Al OXlord'sMagiana,.76t. n; -• ~ 2 alr, Lantiroke's Ilcoestion, Stt. 81b. • s .. 7 . • pd lit. Lk eb S.lgilllii, 4't. 31b. '' '. - , ...• pa ttl KinnsinPs Gaudy (dead), gs,t. • ~ , : • .. r 1 ~ 2 tot On illorgtana. . f Sweep,takes of loogs. rack. Two.yr - old Course. r lal F, bentinck's Astnodeus, Bst. r - - _ " . 2 list. • - - 3 iari: tilt:ilia!: i bl i c t b n o ' g. list. 7lb• 3 to 20%st Astoodeust-6 to 4 .gst Oporto -5 to agst‘L.;irteslo.)7,. D. at Crafton's Nimrod, bst. bib.' beat 4 I r. 1 y . tnrwci s . ki,ldle, Ist. Two. 3 r old COU(Se, 50 1 45. -.6 tO 501 Ni the Flat. ,• Siv espies.of icogs, each, h. tr. Across . . 7 Uell, tiOwer'S 1)60113 Cidra, Bst, 2.1 b. • 2 .. lt.. hontlaS'elVitch oft ntior, 74t. tolb. _ ptt ttl Kiley's l'irouotte (cle.al), s itt. 81b.• - 13(' li• 1.,,rt1C, sir &larrittel, Sst.-61b. . • pd tit, take', Ilreslaw Bst. ilb. - ' • 5t020n on Witch of ,Endor. , s the The jo.key Club Plate of sogs, to be . run for by /lit pvt•erty of Alt,,,,ocib Ul lilie jOCkeY C1ub,..3.y 8 e t lb: and olds es s e •arty. hi g 74 `• lib . s•Yr 01(16, list. 31b. b.yr olds, s . g irAtt.ast.,llll). 11. C. lir- siarteittart's h. Lb li. ilorleigh, 6 Yrs - I 2 SiO, tolivrf}ti's cle, 11, it c..r1,n,., s Yl6 - jersey', .h. Langton, aged - . " to i nit Ittirlei g h. 3 „kb, Ihn vortl 0 ,', lu ' valiti, 84r. 1..15. rec. 36gf• rukn . D ' of laacl's Saivai,,t, 3,1.. cn. Ab. M. tooi,s. :Nit.. ~.: ....—_,.............-...........—•-• . s `last .I'llE,ll.lig,--The season cprtirfierired 1 • 11I gtil at tii, 1-I.iym,,rkut The:Oro; A ith The 1 - Poley Juntot awl P The L oc k and •Key. In the- fortoer Junto 111 r. ELLisTou performed I he chztra&er of t / re il 'hts brit "hick"hick li,is aiwny's been considered as h is 1'1(401'0.11a) etroir. ' 'the Muck Duke was .suP rritti Ity LisToN, who writ pethaps , ti,e most lu- . !vir4rill:4,o4 reprtstifative of ii ' 1 !IT has yet aPPeared , GlllB6, W . d9 the AlianZt, and she acquitted tend new leitelt very sbly indetsd. There v, &'r •60. s perfutitteri hum ratioui prf.vincial Tbea'rcs; but ,I. s r el . lar actki's 'which they sostasned - were not vet) , utnittein, aticr as adowances ou : ;lit to be made tun the slitnce which probably re'itraind 'their OWers, on appe4ring 'f'or the first tittte biore a .ntlfal ailtilents, we shall resetVe our setitnnems oiion I 'd *sr have more oppOrtOniZy to touts .an op 4 Illeit respet:tive merits. The house was tolerably' *ell attended., We subjoin an occasional Epilogue, ‘l'tillea by Mr. CoLtust, and lipokrn bv Mr. EL. k ti , Sl :°N. W e ar e not aurpsed at the good tralurit •,"'"tli induced Mr. Cor,m.st4 to write such an Ad - t"oo nor at tile 'itureirid ease' with which Mr. ,4Liroir at a coutiosition tly,t sb abundant - 1Y related to liltllsel 1. SIX li rn" 114 Summer -o'er my head h's'ilttteJ' Since an I. _ . , this spot, my generous Wends I grectc,. . , in!..l/hce, dear Patrons; do not th erefore grumble 2 21,`°1.41a Theatr e l'in sure td timible, • wh.re, striving still to pleaso, you find your hurnble— 141f Varlatts st:tnic battles, atatitich anti itoo.r, i let od'Drury I,as. lik e Tro burnt mate , Y. r eao ~,' il qtae, drive n to the Str Intl, , . i sis'o , o„,'.,' 4 ~ 1.,,,. --,iinst.water which Iva, cloie at hin d. 1,4 t Storey •eltionain grown, at mighty ritk, • ..1!:14411 with. iitry--ne,•,r the Obelisk, I Niderl • • 1 .44 ul, the triumphs which were won, n . „ F ..h.r, by great Field.lslarsh'al E Ll, t 2 TON I 1,1,1,61 irl6" I cried, ‘, St. George, with three times three I ' Shpt blit:k and mortar Aelds• and viaorY." 114 , ‘ ' !h ire I keep a camp ; my solehers yy4ll-1 dot Perio d thou' B e t is fix'di for ray rettirn• 4 5 4 Ilk Corsan, IN/tont Fort•tue had Ile ~,n ti l gt (4 ! ' 4 " LP; and Erry'rur made ; At "'lb takes kings, like ninepins, With a crown, Ht "ill 'et oil, ti,t ".111, kir:ck'd dowu; o f : * d id f alse. No* too, on the soil fihr,44/114, 14Yr,leaVit his troop s to toil. '"' r , nn . totut nil sd au revisi t to the plain, • n eat did, Mir Illeitot, to creme again : i i ,,,, he" lott,N bust. is pledg'd, we cannot doubt him It k0:14 ( best s blood, atroUt hi t ' '.. 1,... 4 tune, s 2 42111'd, Why then, wit hoot. trtnre pother. tTitriiltre to hold his faith, some time Cr other , tother Nap will alum • 1 '•• 1 .trd . putt) ,w e vt. it., , let Ce4er.f F Lt. InTON must keep his ..vord. liateetue,„, . An 4 v at ,. "t a i ry *litotes to pursue. 't "It sAiti figures wh'cli I' W ,ne*ileill inltt Wiwi-- ' ' '. are 'II . Tra y f , ~.... -..-41 which, cal Isti from many acounty, got4r4,lo`!_ufr,cantil(t!ttd discerning bounty. Ark 4 , Iles in nut corps you've marled for true orteS. AN. I , 4,,,i, 4 a cnrrenty loan the new °net. e ou r L ~H, ountry ' co , n, ot we are notion,* • le t 1,,,„ , , .1 r. , .** atfohnglia in contra stanrip'4 to London. '.. 0 10 . 0 , I. ,tti(i,,, . , 1 ,. 1 . "re afr o it I;"'"A [Oar House has no pretence 3 .; • b tu on out "Ire, laugh, ;int] comment scnse . : ', ......• Ilta tith e ,,,,,,,,4 I.q ,he*.,)the cottipa•siDli, ... I'4lol late, arc all th e f3Sltion. ' The Mr ..........,.....,,,,,... wen I • lt6 lllll I.h, Metl which is forthcoming at the I' qetillt,,, " I re, is the produCtion of Mr. Lay oil, tsiin„-, ~,'"at) or (ortotio, and wh o (41 'a 10 r iner oc -110 ''lll)llYeLi R C ' CASlderable portion of dr4cii4tie leery mu n . ummunicat. from ill ‘es s loctie inn the Fran coao an l'Ntailt f, i ii' kral commercial etitharr3ssro.:.mi Or Yvetlerdity i„,.,..4Ye. A lette r of the gtli instant was 'l;':,hisi 1, 41. " Ad, from Paris, whiLlt slates, that :rtng,,i,i‘h'illincies had taken plaCe since the be. \;:51(4,6, 41?11111, it, the list of which vt ai the , rekki.4l4 AN V ILL' tag, and CO. one of the al l e 4eti t i , ill 'hat city. This pariicUlar faliure _..t411) ill'!`g itivolvekiveral moreliouses (a dozen 17:440tt in o , t i,it ii,n)ll4r calamity,. as Gaol; and. C. 1 ,. at titlitentiively connected. Tile linp';.64l 1 14 1131 of 1r PlPl.'burgli Baron 11ULI Rild the fi 4'4 br ,4164(.1fitEEN .1111.1 .Co, as. Aansterdscol t ip 1411,41. Inon al ttlitiour sa e '4l'44' , (1 at Neill, that D'ecree would w lia sh ' h"b•Nling to ea heal •a tinistitrient any totlai .4141 l)L! (01111 1 P '. • li ii I a hd i , i . , , t t gtat ty o f drawing or, He tio I 440,,,e. krin.hanAo upon England. I►Nit. '. r up to the 1011i r is said 10 Con tain. t,,,_ ~,ittt, from t .. , the '''"ttAttiee afire 'POW 14 I Ottligal. th( v i, l olt, t ,n),,,.having revolutionized- nearly ,ot,-)11114 to 4.l:ll.'ltleht, has at • length • •turned—his 41.,(441f) lAN r , "3'4% vf..Ntintry. The eartment ii o,.l`.'tr. th 4. 111 'naffs in Corsica,, are to.be,unitad 'el plac e A . 14, t/f the Devirtinellt of Contieo to th t 1 , ~. .'4lteln l and • i -' ' .*.' '4114414e But It 1 to bend itireeDeptinott • .)% I ilth 3 Eß 7AL PARathIENT ‘l , ,• 'HOUSE 'OF PEERS, WEDNAinAY, MAY 15. ~.:The. l -Touse was occupied till ahout six o'clock in exanniiin,;; witnesses, and hearing Counsel in the Berkeley Peerage cause; after which some cOnvcr ...aim) arose rtilitetiag,the day when the 'cause was to be further proceeded in, when it was 'deter ; ,mined'to postpone ,the Consideration of the Banbury Prerage, in , order to inrike room for the 'Berkeley csose, which is to be resume.l to-morrow actwo o'clock. Sir S. ROMILLY was heard at great length on he hit of the claimant. '!'be ConitnoLee raving risen, and prayers read, -A number of Public and Private. Bias were brought up from the Comooris, and lead a first. Aniongrhe former was the 4700,0001. Loan . Bill. The Bills on the table were alien forwarded i,n their respective stages; and the .Report on the In, scllvent : llt.htors Bill w fr is ordered , to be brought up o. Tuescity next. Atter some ob , arvations from the Lord Chancel lor and Lord Stanhope, with respect to.Loveden's Dtvoice Bill, that Bill, and .Lord-Cloocurry's i , oree Bill, were ordered to be further proceeded in on Monday next. Adjourned till to-morrow (ihi, day). ROUSE OF COMMONS, wUDNESDAY,, MAN' 1.5. Mr. li A hTD IP, only motive in rising was to postpone the !..notion ,which stood tor, this uzly, rrla tive to 'the Parliatneniary Revesentation. fl qnestion wss of vital iinporhi,ce (0 the cwinlry, and deserving of an early ,and sample, discuion. fit had been inclii:ed to,deter the cons,d4ation of it by the strang.repiesentations 01 6i, Hon, Friend, of the feeling •of the l louse. The Jost ponetwnt was attended with the greatest perio gal inconvenience to' hiirtoselt hat•he telt consoled by 'the reflection that if the question had 'been brought 'forward, he should have had fo address an audittiry exhausted by the long, and irksome debaics. which frtcl takim pta Y,eiti eoinvelled to. ,leave town on nasiness of great public importance. he Was not-prepared to fix - a day for suv , mitting the subjea to.the consicleratioi, of the itutse; he hoped, now - ever, that he would be enabled to do So Cady in the ensuing Month.. Thy British Calico Bill was read a third time and passed. The Isle of Mari. Cu4torni Bill 3.vent'throtlgli Committee, and the Report wary orderectto he re ceived to-morrow.. COMNIITTEE OF ISUPPI.Y. . . . .. Mr. WrcArrroN moved for the following grant); : PO( ,Repaiclng Westminster Halt . .- • - ,Cri,c4l Far the Naval- Asy;itin ' - 4743 31 Isar diScharging cort An Exchequer Bills - ' 1,50,,,,a-, for Exchequer bill, ' . . iliW,soci% For Exchtiver !tills - . 2630.00 n For the Urni:.it Muatum , . .7,99.9 As Rastitutimi to M. Samuel 'Davis for Josses sustained by Linl in the .pryperiy of tile Mar sh ilsca Prison. - • 4. 6 35 The Resolutions were srverally agreed to, and . the Repot Bordered to be rt-cd i ved to-morrow./ The Houilewent WO 1 Committee on the Cotton Duty Bill, upon which Mr. Rose propoSed an addi-, tional duty of one penny in the pound, whiph was agreed to. . lint Report waa ordered to be received to-mor. row. The House hating re..olved itqelf into a Com mittee on the Petition of the Eattl India Company, Mr. CRKEVEY exprei‘ed a hope, that belote the came to a final deCision upon the lubjetft, the Company tdt onld produce ad account ( of the slate of their offikirs, Mr..DUNDAS could not undertake to'say on what . Particular day tile accounts connected with , th.e question 'would be prodnced, bur he could pram* !hat they' should, at as early a day as posithie. The present u•as no fresh debt, it was one already con tramed ; and therefore there must be less objection to the motion proposed. Mr. Roap.aTs then .moved, That the C'hairman t.hould he ordered to Move for leave to brine, in a Bill to enable the East India Coln; any to raise a suns of money on botisls, , a4id amend the 49th of • his Majes .. ty for that,purposc. After a few °bier% ations frfirn aft.. Creevq, the Resolui ion was agreed to,. and leave give.). The. House in a C 1 mmiltoe agreed to .an . adtittional duty . of 4s. ed. in the pound ou alt pe it.; and pot-asti ion ported from any ottku country titan.. ouri lawn lon s.• . . , . . Mr. Durirms bron . ghi in n Hill to inereasie the. tt a.: lanes of the Clerks ohhe Ho ird of ilfintroul.. Sir CuARtEs POLE thought:it unwise to inei'vace their salariei at the present topment . when they. were talking of e'cnn t itny, and larneining the st:ite„ t.f the, eaehlingea ; ho apprehended that it was owing to the extravagnoce of Government, and not to the state "drttUllion that their depre t ssion waa 141WthimaAs said, the fp:legion, w.ai tncrely, w h e .. they the business of the fiomd 41o , 11(.1 or should not go on, so nt.t.easit'y was the increase for he moved, they bid : r eceived no addition .to their laltiries = since the year 1564 , as the whole amount now retinired walloaol. he was cottfidont no alarm would be entertained, and little opposition given ; bilsiiiess'coold pot go on with a smaller . nuniber .of clerks. After some furt her 9bservnii oni from Mr : C reevey ; the Chaneellor of the - gxeh'effner, Lord Folkestone, Mr. Wynne, and Mr, Tierney,. was read a first time, and oraered for a second .reatling to . morrow. • • .: • , Mr. Ross brought in a.Bill for taking Off 'certain duties in tho PristiCOntis, upon vessels saitirig ftoin S. jaw s , Nevytoopcilsod, and the coast of Labra dor:, The Quarantine RdgulAtion Bill w:is read first time, and ordered to be read a second liiu to-m(4. The Canada atm Importation Rill went through a Cetrittittee, and the &port orde'red to. be re• ceived talnatrcrve. M 1 ..114101 BL pOPpOned' thelriA rn: } ~ tOw aior!64 The'lrish Milija VOlureerieg - Bill went through a Committee. Mr. W. Pots proposed a clause to - empower the Lord Lieutenant- to grant an • increased Bounty to \ Volunteers, with risvirte: of 'completing cet coin Re timents of the Irish Militia, .which, hare not been able to furnish their :augmented numbers, which was to, acid the .Repqrt wa - s ordered to, bit .te ceived ro•morrow. • • • - PUI3LIC I DUCATION IN lIMLANO: Mr: W. ToLe said he rose, , in pursuance of the notice lie gave a few days ago, to mov e f o r l e ave to bring in a Bill to appoint Conimissinuers of Pub lid Classical Education in Ireland, and for the regu latiohot several'endowed Grattcnar Schools. With' the pertnissioe of the . lieese, he would trespass for e few momentS,upon their time, while he explained, 'the nature and object of the Bill which he meant to propose. In the Year 11366, Cl?rornissioteri were appointed in Irelaud,tnr 'the ptirpose o£ it desiring into the state - of the different places of Pubite,Edu ckition inireland, and into their funds. This was a revival of a 'former Commission, and uierer the law, tl}e Lnrd Lieutenant h el the powerole i point ing six Cointnissiunes,*five of them taken fre . in the Commissioners .of Charitable ' Bequests. 'These Colucirissioners bad made Reports upon the state of the Schools, they having sat since the year i 906, and paid the utmost attention to the sobjt.tel. l'lsey had eiven no less than eleven different raperts upon the state or the following schooli,. namely, the Free , Schools up - on the Royal foundation, those in sutured by private hid's , ideals, the Pratestant Char ter Sclirerls, ' the Free Schools under the Att of Queen 'Elizabeth, Wilson's flaspital, the Bloe- Coat School,. the Hibernian School, tire Foundiing Hospital, ETaSMUS Smyth ' s School, the'flibernian Marine School,' and .also the Parish Schools.. 'Those Who had - looked at those repot is would find that ,they embraced a great variety of objects of the ut- • tnost importance, and that they stated the extreme difficulty the CommiSs:oners found in determining how' to arrange them. The Commissioners had re .commencred theeduption of various alterations, btu . they had at the saute time left it open to Retitle - tent . to, decide :nporrthe best mode of proceeding.. Upon receiving these iteports, the best method eppeerad 'to be to collect all the seggestiens or the Commis- ,signers together, and to irame front Osten the ske hems of no 'Act of Parliament. Aft e r the y were eniboaied 'info the . Shape of . an ,Aet, it was trans 'united to ' the Coturnissioners fel! Education, and .they Were desired, to make alterations, irnecessery. They accordingly returned it in the %live in winch he should now take the . :ib:: , rty . o(Stthinieing it, to the tioure. Bet upon a SUbjt.l4 .of ;,'eel t imp e l-la nce he felt it also to be his duty,t6 put the tlause - in pessessi4in of the ideas of the Coturnissioners,H and t , en •let the vy hole. matter lay over iiii . ileit Seision, le order that the most etnple time might . be giV'ett' tor tha . c., , itsideratiot) et a subject itt such immense : importance. It witted, .140..e.e ..r, be necessaly tor :him to reete the erocril 0, I ; le o f th e Bill, ne • e catnefloto the Coincots,:-.'e ~ and the stew with which it had been Intrntti.... It. appeared that -it would be extremely desireb.e tlest there shot.dcl be soeneanceletelopt-.":d in Order.to bring these v.arions "ustitu, ions •notler soir,u,set..orperseits competent to 'undertake the coot run I 01:such ' tinnier's ; and therl-. tore the Bill-go:s to appreet Ceromisaiontra- for that purpose, with Sects reszrietions as might: be thought necessary upotr fdrther invesiig,ation of die subject ancl also to . give them the management : tit: their ((tilde; . according to the flitter:: of ' the several grants . by whit!' they originally became framed." Opinions were feketi Of respettaele 'perions wig) now are CommlssiOnera of lielotatine, - and also - of the Lord Ctsaireeller,.enl teeidea'sueeested wa - s, to appoint slx CoMinissioners, arnonvt whom the tol lowing were to be seletted, ' natnely, the Lord Pri mate, theeArelibishop of DeWitt, ;lie. Lord ' 'Chief Justice of the King's 'Base.) ; :rad the Pros oat of 'Trinity College, and tour to 'be appointed by,-the Lend Lieutenant, in'orcler that theme Might alWevir be-a sul iietenr number teetoetul to tee duties or t e ol tics,. • Many o f the iestituttoes which lie had men tioned, were condolled by the mood' reSpeeleble p.e . notts, and ire - a manner highly beneficial to the ~ public ; and it was,ar first suggested that, seven's" of the schools should be excepted:o.°M time (!niistrntil of the Commissioners, p3riicularly the Nun , iling Hos pital, and ' the Prieesotet Charter' Schools, But when the Bill,was returned from the commissioners, it appeared, that they had .strtick 'on( all, the excepied cases but one, yiz.• the Sehoolsse Erasmus S:iiit 11. It would,' however, he for the Hoe,ye to de ie rltii:)e whether any ur w hilt . exceptiiir,is shia.dd tit: nonce. In the 8111, it would be found i het 'air ationi'pi 'had oeen :Mesh: to entwely many oh' the obserntiong nude by tht.Comumt , slullois ill t he vir leporta...4motig . tne subjeos thsts taken up, the Lutist prominent were . the Diocesan Seito 'ls. it appeased that by law there ought le be on e Di ocesel p School i n every DiOcese, otte-third tit the espencesof which %as to he 'paid by the Ordinary, amid the reins-tieing t A o. t Weds by., the Clergy end. from the tithes. Upou *titsiuirv,* it tun it out, however, that there wer e but ten 'Diecesati Schools eaiablished iii "(eland , . It 4 tlivietote because itecessary that some steps, eheuld be takeo upon this, `subject, awl S( a m)e:r e ,gela t i ous Were therefore introdtn. e‘l into the Boil for that-pur, i ,pose. The laSt lept.e t of 1,130 „quilt tit'essionere,, 1 ‘.vhieli Was- upon the Parish 'Schools, gave ,a very :tutfavourgble account incleu.l . of Ibeiti.----By the Act of Eliiiheth, Perkh Schools were eat sblsshed in every parish le Ireland' end the Clergyman'or the '1)31 . 611v/0s bound to keepjliem. It V. a inostimpertant• 144'.1,;thet ,irp . t o t hi s d ay no Clgrgrphii Cofficl hteinsiudiet, lino allying, iii Ire -I,tild withoitt - tikiiig . 30 01111 that IM Wealid, keep,- or cause to be. kept, teschool. its the'parish. I4,,iit e; ,,e, i however, eft , Iceefiyng . 1 he .school,' the UsAtai Course was . for Wt.'. Clergyman A O. pay 40 shi'tiingti i's-eiir. to some person in keep ii s . chool,, or peat I he:iiioney in his fitackef, , just aa'he'pleinted. WL•ii the ec.i to . ' missieners,ealled.firsit ter the Itettnii. iirno Pitt dif ferent parishus,,ot thenumberOt scheolte they receiv ed, out of 1120 polishes, X 37 Reports, by whitth it appears that at:War thine 01_4 . 4 were; sift scho o k.• In 1800,theComorksioners made once herapf)liCatiod rot . toports,andktoppoircki (hi it in 736 ta:F) efitWilhl',l.t.l%kei e. , }9 Schools. .. So tar the case was -rather betterthan on the former occasioit. In the first insitinceit was steted,. that ,there wi:111 •,i 1 4 000 Children:. educated, . . .• , and inti4.lltter 2 , 3';000 ; but it . did not appear that these school , ' were well re.gutried : he prolosed ten put them• under' the coutroul Of. Commissioorrai but he 'kilted there was no prospect of beivt able t 0 elis•ctaby grew improvement in that roost ma. Lelia! bt'anch of the witok Ciihetrn, The, Commis. siwneiS'had only one mo r e rep ort t o make, tsti , l that. was Lyon the genel'al syirem of education in Ireland; out it \vas hopekss to look fir any imptoiienieut that did not emanate froth the Parish'saliools; they Must be the foundation of whatever was (lone. ,IVIr. Pele. 'heti read some attracts horn the Report, and said that the Doke of Richmond, Upon rt 2 cpiirilt it, di. rested that a letter should be written to - th e Com• missiuners, calling their attention particularly to .this part of the subject, 'and directing then, to form h plan for a general system of education. Thky ss ere • now engaged upon that plan, and. he hoped that ; ddring the recess they would be able to,gisie ; loch information as would enable Government to lay the tout;chttom ot an unlit:am system. He had no he. sitation, however, in &tying, in this early. stage of hostitess,. that 'in considering ho' titi9,4)itPer was t? bte,brovght to bear, 'he . shotill loci!: to the oath 'taken by the Protestant clergyafen, and see • wtfet her they ought not,. to a cert tin degree to bear the expence 'of the establishment. He should . pot I rolkhle theliouse further at pregent, and there,iure movedfor leave to bring in.ihe Bill tor the purpows aoove-iiteriti;tiled.. 3 Sir Join" NewPoaT regretted that . there we:it &one sctioots to oot nie.ntioned in the lie- Dort of the Coru.itisiiioiters. lie disappleve:d creasing the sal,iries maters, 100 moci), as it . would have a tendency to make thi.tn neglir.ot ; anti inNisted that no-.schools should be exempted iron' the superintending power. • He was surptiled that those who held dioceses. in Ireland, an.l were birind by oath to initrud . a certain number of ptivits, as pi escribed by la IJV shuulti iiave tteg!eNt.i..l to comply with it. The. Commissioners, lie though, ought to have power to cotir,„ert ev. cry . . varidt• to tpake .a ,e.. turn ; and the l a ir in f erence , hr thongiit,..froth gecting to make returns was, that they were conscious ;of having omitted their d Mr. \VILBEHPOI:GE-110peti that the atival forma.. don and execution of the plan alluded to by the !light - fion. Gentleman, (Mr.. W. Pole) would nut b.! itmg delayed. . Fhe eotntliission had already ii'ed to years, and-something sirotqd be duo?. He v,:rissatt,o .c 1 t hat that luau would he thegreatc,o tteue i'a of. Ireland, nr)d..of this. country tlso, who see,;ed best in Abe. promotion of edecittion, and by that t.tteatts in the promotion of .virtue and good morals, , Ai ter' a l tew words from Mr. W. Put n, leBve was Mr. W. Pot.*: gave notice that he would bring forNard. .134,1. to-mot ruw- i for tire prpose of corn , . pouting the plutishrn:rtt, of persoi•s sentented to Trattoptirtation it) Ireland, for Hard Libber. A Nleiimge tram tz:e I.ords si tti6ct# their Loid agrempeni to Ihe lonkt.teliets ilud to se" , ►oral prlvnie Elousc went into a Comrnittee' on the- Light h9ute Aes, and the ,p t wai ordeted to to re• cei‘ed to-.11/011QW. Hot,tAt- went into a Cointnitteu oh the Prix lEitt , . XI% 1.0)i:'«;:R. prop•ised .u.Resoldtion for abolish ing titig,i)oty,-whteh Witgagree,l to, and the aqio r t ordered to t)e reCtityki 'lo7tliOrrOW. The Howe went, altos Committee on the ejtrdrc of. Sett, bcet trom Iretondi ettd.the Report Was, or. dere.i.l to be received tororrow. The Timber Divi Bid was read a second time, anJ oommutted for Monday next. P)et CHANceI-Loit , ot the EXCHEQUER brOlight in the DisLtlicxy , l3ll4:whicit *as read .t tiist tit xte , a nd ordered for a second reading to-morrow. Tite,Fi.reign• Linen Eitil was read a second time, atld,tommitted for tb•worrow. The Copprr Dc ry Biii .tveut through' a Commit tee, and the Report' w, !s ordered to be received to.- mo row. Curnmittee on the Digitters Ind , :runity Big ws postponed 01, o M 1 to.rnort I . UMW NOTON rutFvrd ,that Comtuntees should be appointed to prepare' an &innate ot the Charge and Clothing, ot the Militias et Great lirhaitt and Ireland fur the year i 8 1 1.. REPORT ON .THE BULLION RFP6RT. . The Report on the Report of the Braitints Corn. 11If; tr. being taken into further conaideration, and lii third Resolution being read, M r , Ti ß u s ey said 'llO W(8114 Make no format, tip logy to the.-liouso for. Irttuoking turn) twat): a gileStiQn of go'cb•grot importance. He compli mented his Hon. Ft hind (Mr. Hornet) 1 / 4 0)o baa, brought forward the liesolotions, but rogreitt-d that mai rtianately ,ho differed from him - in his . ,last'Re. solut .A circumstance to which his interfeienee in the present instance was chiefly to be attributed', He Was at a loss to think what his Right Honour'. able FriOd (!iclr. Vs nsjoart) trwant saying:tl4t the Rank, note was.held in pub 4 c estitnation•io be equiv .a l en t to speCie. He surely could not intend to apiily the r:inark to Forcigh cot ntritls ; and ;ltr. tail was', that there was a ditc;i*:t differehee i.l ririe cert,iin articles, 41go)d and t3ati notes. Tix,:cle pUtation tit 4,rchatit4, among whom were, Mesiirs. Thornton, fize. hatistatell 'het tho oisttiesses Were owing to the apparent der eeihtion IX paper currency, and . yet -the Resolntion --Right Hen. Friend called upon Ow /louse to do., dire, thit paper was equivalent to coin; He Agnoci in the principies laid, down, by the committee ;: he believed the depreciation arose from-the eAtes3 of flank 'paper. The circu!atioir, ceritetidi:d i tou4t at le.ast be Itfll, &cm the titilober bt bunks and it remained for his oppnr,ents Oaf if 9 ';; 151 not OVI4 CULL lie di J not irloan ikv depreciatien.ot the paper 16 insiiittilt! 1 . 113! It ki , ' , "lirx the least . diareidiied, nothing coat be , .re ti? tr ot , he wished to be under-stood :is only wiihe W• 44 l'e:seneti. Lit.'objeMect to the t - iireign t,r (Lis co un t r y, at ,i 11 , 4 Otter" extittaion by 1ju001p...111.0, Lti ail avowal ajtO , ge tli er unnectsaJtynuil unbecovoini; ; ;tud todittu-in. ed, that, Ott; Resolution of Ins Right 171, , n4r 4 t. ) .4 D'rievid was daleutated to kavi.t slittsg !aft. and cti tiic.-e. l•ie thought there was no reinedv tlt+ttexistiog evil, but a rfduNion of the issues of the BAck.. t> ‘V3*'prepar e d to admit that great iiicuu•