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,:~. ' ft k .'r~~~. i y t 1 ^ ~ 9: ~ ~ 110 USE OF 1'.E6118; APUIL 1) x_ ll.. I'A ,1211111 , .; Vrl Thu Bitinit of Ci_orivr;ttr tOols. the, Oatirs,ond his FANymv.hinit, Clerk to the Privy Council, pres , ateU some Papts ordered in the House, and Peltee, from toe Admiralty, Papers 'direitt ed by Act id Pariiantent.—Ordr red to Ito on the taole. The Lonfloti Dock Bill, sevrral Local and Priviite Bids veur , , brought up tram the Commons by Mr. Jodkell, Gene-tat F.-rgti , sou, Mr, 1.31:,6kburn,, !Ara, Va‘isittart, Mr. Bastard, and oi her Members, and read gs first time. - - - - . A Message was also bton9ht up from the House of Coromoiti, by Mr. Calaaft., and .other Mem. bent,- desiring their Lordships w o uld yerinit Lord 4 Keith to attend the Nicholas Harbour Corn mime, to which it was ripheii that the Hottse would send ail aniwer by ivlesseb&ers of their own. • . INSOLV ENTP EAT° 8. On the Motion of 1,,0rd littvilsoAt.z, the Com mittee on Ow Insobeut Debtors 13111 was postponed till Thursday next. Adjourned till tu•morrow (his day). ./1008/3 OF COAMIONS, Sir Maw DALAYMPLI.I HAMILTON took th e oaths ontl his seat for Ayr-shirli. He was introduced to the flotoe by Sir John Cox Hippiiley and General Mr. FAwKENvit presented to the' Bar an An count of the' number of Licenses granted during the year It3lo, tor the Impoitition of 'Grain from foreign Parts. A M,ssage from the Lord, acquainted the House that. their Lord , ships bad ogreed to the Foreign Mirliatere `Salaries Bill, the Dublin Roads Bill, find several Pt iv,ite ‘vithout af,y irnendmen.s. The'itirtrfer conSiderotion of the Report of the Parish Prtmtiett lii,t, which stood for to-morrow, iva6 postponed to 1 ,V,-Atleolay, the tith of May. Wt. HOW A at/ IglitpOr.o to 'Wednesdfiy, the: Atli of gay, kos ~lotion respecting the exemption of koreigners irtlqt the ,Pf Op4ray •, x. Mr. Fos-11,R lir()%ht up, by 'order of the House, rtn itcrfount of the Apropriations of the Board of ""j tits in freland, from the Ist of May, 1801, 40 theist . 14 1%,141 , „ 18 1 1 , Mr. Lostils‘irON brought up the ..Report of the Zxp ring Lawb-Bilt. MY, NVHsitroti obtained leave to bring in a Bill for Ofe . Abolition end RegUlation of certain Oti4es . . in the CittOrris. Mr. BettN,o6, in a emu ise speech, resented a Petition front the Q feen's County (lielann), pray. that the Bill ,tow la for.- the House for repealing an Act of the' last Se,sion, which pi seed th.- Stage Coach EstablishinetitS of Ireland upon the same fooling' es in this' coiffure, shotild not pass into a law. 'The obje‘; of,the 8 , 11 In question, he ob silved, was to sobjeo tletbdtr carriags to double the tolls payable by private carrisotss, and 1411'04% the nuinlwr 'outstite passt',ogers Jo he conveyed by them to 'holt. Mr. PA . IINFILL presentid Petitions to,a similar et feet Irony th , s t ,was of Maryborongh, ,Montrath, Abbeyleef, Mouhtinelic, &C.' as did : , 'rlie Hon, .Mr. l'itto7riu Nenogii, arid otlo:r places i f the county 'of Tipperary, EXCtIFfatIER . Mr. Nlsitivek (tasted "T isted that very r few' obsettra. flow.; wowed be necessary tti satisfy ,ht' tiotise4)e th e expedienci of granting the' ittlortnation tor which he was übt,tat to Move, There were ilreztcly before the House documents, which she Ned that the antettnt of ft;4111:-notes in circulatinti, for the four ye;:tr, preceding the restricti9o, vaript horn ctiiiliu 'i to thirteen millions, and that At OW rtnt,'. preixditig the restridion, th e y nru , tititt ,. , .l io 3,640,0001. anti that the amount of heir issue January, amounted to between 43 and (24 toilliott, It was needless 10 roe orient upon :the titi4ChttAttnaft CtitlOS Of on excessive paper' eta relic), tout Couveriailei jou) specie. .CdtCa eonse. gnences have 'alrea.ly been tt,it i t ail Unprecedented ditfero t iee het %veto the Mint pike and the , tnarliet Tutee I ;ind i n at) equally untdecedeflo.d, depteclatiaA , to cite rate of our Foreign Exchange. The:Bald; hoe over, contended that t h e amowit of their note› ins t.irettletion root of their •ex cessiVe that flint amount had lir) connertion with the pri eel Bullion, or the rail., of the Foreign Excittowe, and that theiefoiv all these .ftifects most b e tr,c.fifl to other eft ; indeed, on a law Oc c , lllob , •• Ihr Deputy Grovel nor o. toe Dan k, tt.ter rtngr t 11.111), 110,14! InCintt o Ttlt S&l)eatY . s hive ever been to the exe:ssive, issue of Bank-notes, rather ungratefdly recrimioated them, and imptitted the two latter of those evils to an Oln . tyotinsule balahce of trade, and payments °c c isiotteu by the excessive,issue of liceetit'S. He so fir onteed with that Ill)ri01011Wt! Geotlemao i n thild.ing with trim, that the ex,,essiVe issue Of. Is- CC:Wit:5 had tnt,lci, of the evil to 4115,,c(:r for ; o n d conscieniicr,..Sly helieved that a short 8 , 11, containing a kittnifar itoLt enacting that the fliom in which Ito. Lords of Itafte and Plemmons their sittings sittivild Ititi:ed op, tout the hey olio On , the ta b!, o f t o w; lifia 4 o; contenting also it similar clause iC. thc. ovirtmentslo which eliank Direaors e4rtied on their manufactory of nritis. lie con.ci . entionsly believed that such pr venting the cxt essive is site both of rotes mid In egg s,would. bc. one f it the trios; t. 1 7, tot ;ic ,t, op t cr y t,i C l vai , that House--but leaviiii; his itilajesty'S'Niiinaters and the Batik Diteelors to :stir' between tbeinselyti the precise quota of bletrie which each ought to be..r, be should pass on to o bserve, that the first great evil to pstuely, the rapid advance in Which he lied altAcdf, the price of all cotorno-litivs, tit ats the indisputable . creed of the vast inflelse Qt it cir(All,tring c „,,, vi , it ih k : 11 p o p Cle, and .amply justif,i,A into of of ito,te '• • 6 , forts aid that or ony mutton which, by. 4:ONbUN : Printed by itIC H at 'the . Stikt-okm elucidating the corsdua of flee Bank Direaors, ; could hive a tendency to clunk the evil To deny the amount of 'notes In rirculatioa was impositible.--bet the point crn. . which the Bank rested ,their justification .was, that they did not force single note into circulation. This tit as the evidence which was given both by the De puty. Governor and the Governor pt . the Bank ; it had been repeatechin all the various pamphlets adult- eating the interests of 'he Bank ; tt had been ...gain urged by the present Deputy Governor (Mr. Man ning) in the late debate re‘tseeting Bank diseopms ; but he would ask, how did that apply to the motion: then, before them I He asserted, without fear of. contradittion, that since .sale great branch of the business of the Bank of England had fall.m. off, he meant their mereintile discounts (rwriol, to the un fortunate failure of so Many of then best co,totners in that line), they had very much extended a .ot her branch of their business in the purchase of Ex chequer Bills tit the,open market. Would it be con. tended, that in issuing notes for thestt purposirs, .they did not force their notes into circulation Nut a note more was in cliOlation than the actual wants of the country require ! Whose wants called upon them to make these issues of their notes ? What but their Own necrssities, or rather their det‹rtninalion not to let their profits ditnioish as boot; as ever t he Bank .! restsidien remained in force Tins practice appear rd to him to be. !uglily exceptionable on various ac counts : in the first place, it was not one of.those objects for .which the Bank of England had ',been originally established. Those objects • were declared in the .Act of. the incorporation ro be the discount. nu; of bills and the buying and selling of bullion and foreign coin. This Act, however, not only dirett ed u hat the Bank shoal do, but prohibited what it should not .do ; and, wit h •rt just jealousy, gin+ ded against any connection bctween the Bank and the Government. This Ad, the' sth of Willi in and Mary,. enacted, " that they shall 'not purchase tiny land at revenue belonging to the Crown, or advance or lend to their Maletities, their hens or successors, . any sum "or stuns ,of money, by way of loan or. sub scriptton, on any ;part.• of the.revenue other than any part on which a credit , or loan is or shall be granted by Parliament." Mr. Pitt, hOwevei, found it convenient to form a rinser couneetion with the Bank than that Ad allowed, and. he accordingly brought in a Bill, the 33a Cuoi - ge 111. authorising them textiake advance, 0141 eastuy..Bills; but !here was a clause introduced by Mr. Fox, prohibiting them from advaneiiig ; this clause t ha ; th e y • shall not advance ioure th3n13.00,00W. uu Exetiiequer Bills, by way of loan or-advance for, ut oir.oecount of the public service, except to an amount tot ex• seeding 600,0001. on the credit of an issue et Ex chequvr Bill>i thlu:,about to be made."--The Bat k, he admitted,didnot violate the letter, tint the e% i deptlV evaded the spirit of the AO, lot thou4h tiros; did ; not advance bet nod the stipulated amobtit, by way of loan to the Government, yet, their pureliats 'log of. the Brokers who rtegoiiate them on sect t u ft of Govelomeut, came indirectly to the same thing. This .pradice wits also an n just interference with the capital of mdtviduals—it.etiliged every man who • wAs in the habif vi:sting his eavital• in Exchequer Bids, to .em, loy.ir to less adykiebAgel itbib y ether, whie:rouol do. ~.Liidi.itittals could only act with teal, capital, ett:,el itifivrned fr , in their atweiltOt It, or gutted by their own toiltunry. But the Bank strictiou Attlave the Bank the power of act ing 'w it h. an artificial capital, without any exp,..n.ce but that at setting the paper-mill to work. Was this .a just and- a fair compoilium i This practice •WaS also in intiOni 40 11tOp4tai,t , t large,-'foritte price . ot every commodity wah ratseO by ihe excessive issues alive( , fling forced into circulation ; and thus' every itnitvi dual, in every (him; 11 , 1 eats, drinks,•Wearb, 01 COti. sumes, was obliged to coni ciliate to the. 'extravitgard aggrandiseinent of this already overgrown Corpo ration. This praaice too , prevented the adoption of a system Inui.h inoroadvantagemas both to ineividuals and the State- No doubt could be entertained that the imblie would„ prefer GpVernment.paper Feat lug interest to Bairk paler beating no . ittturest, provided the same facilities were given to both. If 'Ex chequer • Bills were ion , . d from .101. to 601. bearing only 3 per cent: - it tereSti and exempted troth the pro wily ta(, to avoid those complex calculations which now atitod the transfer of them, they woolJ circu late 'with the same facility us Bank notes now ; every, mar would then receive interest upon them for the time they remained in his possession, and t hos Govcront,lnt and individuals would di v ide that profit rich was now engrossed by the Bank of England. lie wasaWare that the Chancellor of the Etta) , yet was dilipo!)trd tea look on I his .p' adice with a: veni4d eye, as it enabled that Right lion. Gentleman to 'cot , down . to the Hinge with flourishing statemenis of the low rale of interest pit hich he has been fortunate enough to ra;se large sums of money for the public service by, means of ExyOoltier bills, and the excessive isstao „of the • But this issue, 'by advancing the price of . every commodity, swelled the nominal amount o,f our inapeti rtand exports,:and of Our revenue, aced itt etioaidering th?rn this point of view, we sar,v' them through a false inedtuoi, as children see pitiures in a twee-show, tit:coal) a magnifying glass ; and like them too we were only deliguttid in proportion as we were dt,eeiv'ett ; for the truth was, that our ex- Pendunre Mot - caws . in a still greater proportion, It was justly and, acutely obserred by the Hon. Mcm ber tor Southwark, that a few ; ears ego. our ,re venue and our expenditure met within two millions, .but now they were much farther distant, and Ow ' the : previa system was continued, the more,• that diSttince would increase—perhaps tln.. authority off Right , Lionontablo Baronet who has beet fa vouring the public With his lueuhrattons on this sub-: jea, might have a o rtae' weight with the Caancellor, of the EXCheqUet , --1 hat 'l4 ght 1 - It4 - towable Baronet- quoted from another Horuturable... Baronet, where said, that the Minister who wanted to bur. . row money titiOniti c. , OtriVe to tender the circulating meditun toy shoo ';:titt cis pUf,lible, (Afr i Mar. ryait), ildinittril that this dc“ trine tended t o raise. fbi.. 1•(.0e of the price of the funds as well its that of the Exchequer hills, . taut it watt not to 'he hi roticn that whateseriwaStiol '4l4t . in its ptinciple could not ARA) HARRIS. ot,No. 4, Alutiett Pim-sue t f i an d pi, aill a No. i Stread, wi.ere iidv,rifsements, ()refers !al . . . be !mem; in its duratiott, and that if the ' found Government securities thus tartueicAl witty , their eentilence in thein.fvt, fail, and their con stquent depreciation be productive of the most 6'l-i -ons Mischiefs.. fln hello here tad' been vaer-1113' too good an understamding between the Uyalli: and th_ Minister—they agie3 to suoport'his me•isorvs, And • Ito will not inquire into their protits—in , ferii, where toyer the case had .been otherwise the. Minister had • been obliged to give way. It appeared in the pot t tit the Lords Committee of Secrecy, in tite-Year 1797, on the Order of Cotnic:l telutiug to the Bank, that the arcasas absolutely extorted from Nil . . Pi , t a pi omise not 'to enter into a! , y treaty With any Fo reign Power, •Prin , ,:e, or Potentate, without first coustilling with, :them, the Directors; he say extorted, because they gAce him to-understand that they would,not pay hi. Treasury Bills unless he complied. Titus insisting to be privy to the most important 'State- Secrets, and claiming a tight Cu contronl the 'rnm important Suite Measures. Mr. : Pitt, however, was obligrd to submit. Did. the prerieut ;Ministers boast firmer nerves thauMr. Pitt ? or way the power of the Bank diminished sinie that p-riod ? Bank . Itestrittion At gate them the powr of raising capital to any extent by the mere operation of the paper -mill; arid thereby supplied there not only with the fuleruu,„ but the wound to stand upon ; it realized to.,them the wish of Archi medes, and gave them that place to stand with whiCla, he Paid, he could undertake to raise the world. Mr. Marryatt then, aftey recapitulatiog ate poiots which he had contended fur, ccf,clutted by stating, that his wish was to see Ibe legitimate Government of the counrry restored to its proper ' independenee ; to do that, the Wealth and poker of the Bank Must be brought within reasonable limits. The amount of he Exchequerßils now holden by the ,Bank were seventeen-indiums. The Bank sitod charged with a bu s ing the cuctidence.of int; Legislature. 'The documents he now meted tor would either subAamiate or invaliifate't That charge, That Hpuse had .as much right, were, inJeeti, its strongly bound la rxamint :nu; th e 3ccprtnti of that. Corporation,4B to pail tor ;.lonhal )4! (it 1mi:oi l and exports, .fro.ii his Maii;sty's . thew moved, That there br laid before the House an Account Of 1 he F.,Xclii!quer Bills held by the Baok of • England on the Ist day of January, April, July, acid Octotwr tor (..lar year since tho Ist of January,' 1707, to the utter,: periol.the same can be made up., ' di.aingu'shing • the services. ter W bleb they Were raised, and the,foods on which they were charged. 'Mr. IVIANSING replied to the. GWervations of the er.:14p,,; ,, 53n, who had charged the DirecAors of the Bank willil‘iiiriting-that noofideto c ivhicu the pubic repoien iti . tlrcut . He denied ihat they had lest that confidence;"mtd., he had clever heard a Charge of that sort except from the mouth of the Hontierable Gentleman: He theeefyre nit be ed to disbelieve it, with. Let cvlilence.to piove'it f , tlti founded ;n trttili. Ile had great reason to tiniik, the Ll'itn, Gentinatt was incurred 'wht7ir he mentioned that tho Speeches 01 other Mertrb,..P4 went to she' that co, tiUrnee existed in its fullest extent. Under this conviction the tOpics in the Spvcch Ut the Hun,Gentlenian,wr6 scarcely worthran answer, ttu Must, 'however, state his grounds for,ohj‘q.ling • to the inotion: n 4) GeittlethiB(l'k:ferret' is the chaise in the Act of the 33 , l of the King, re stricting the advances to the Goiorninent sotioo,ooul, That cl-,use was IntrodUced by Mr. Fox, at that time , Aas tint obi i ecled to; hot hu should lac glad if G,,ntleman Would inform him what the cominerce and the revenue• of the country would have done if it !Lid nt l. been fur the issues the cotwtry could not have gone' on without them ? in pront' o f the confidence•which this House had placed 111 the Sink, he. ~ yould refcr,to'the FAchequer Bills Act,which permitted the Bank to - advance the whole its some cases, particularly, 18 and other cities half of the I of 'three ii tilititis, of the I/1 ;1k m and t hldr, anti of 6:1( of four teen millions'. tare: lave permitted arty wici,out being perlectly satisfied that confidence, Was 'rile the the o ! ipiattunify of reViewing the condilicl (if the Bank, aril it they had been je:tious of their conduci, out ht in just ica'to't public toh;i've said so. 'Bite its truth' th ehorsel4 t ,re not Suspicions, andtt only in the Hon. Gentle,. inanto r tj i i,Mation that tine jealousy existed. There wt‘t . no one instance, in the purchase of li;:icht.ltiek Bins in we Inch file Bank Intd noLgpne in.compliance with the, diteottion of this fionse, and' had. given as sistance • thereby to' the; Banker and Meichtint. With respecl to the ItS;el:tionS of the lion. Gente.: man, he must deuy,thein altogether. The obje6l-• which hi had in. view might be obtained, if' hp would refer to the ilppetidik to'the Billiton ltvpore,, which furnished the information . required — by his 'motion ; that embraced an tiCCOnnt truer 1798 t 0... I.Blu, and on the bth of January, 181 i, was skli vered 10 1W peconnt, by the Chid Cashier of the Batik, of the 'notes ii,. chttilgign so tiot every ,thing whichlse desired was On the table. Ile must • protest awittist the doctrine of the'Hon. Gentle:mu, of interference with the tonttvris of the Company. He did nut conceive that the lion: Gentletn.in the right, from totalities of Curiosity, , to title into those concerns, and,therefore, iie,Must,tesist the Motion. Mr. MAP.ItYATT complained that the only,aceount wliiidt was material should be still refesvd. Litt de l; sired to , know, no t the arnoeni ..the %ink (lending, with Go' yernineni, but the 3(104 arboont of the par chase of Exchequer Bills by the Bank, on its pri vate account in the'market. But the Bank was nosy putting itselt forward as the supporter of the puLli. buditritalc Why was it to atop it seventeen Wit liMlB Wii} r not boy upithe whole thirty millions of , Exchequer Bills that were out ? Wily not buy up , ail other securities ? It wool(' cost the. Bank tlutitong btu another application to. the paper-mill. Bank might then, with the whole: inass of public se curl ies in its bawls, proceed to model , its proceedings as might best snit its convenience. Ono of its opt-. rations mi3ht be the - redue.tion of the interest ;,and the Live per onus might become four, the tbur tbrce, tid W) mt. These. iviglit he he first traits thy: hew power which the 4ank lad no ,#. taken to itself, and only 4 beginning of nnght be elfccit:,l 1)1 bikbod hy'W'ILI:IAIVI r(h Poor, LA :1414 lor this' t'ditor (poitin3:4.l'r, The Par l ogggwestemirit colluslnh cub the Miniater of 11 , e ilsy. . , neeesssry for deinonstratiag those lialges.taigbi we rchlged i hut as a public MID, fikienOe 10 11)(4e Who dent:ova:3 that he should give " UiircilYt with a Pre,c4sice at his fcet. , He caeld et obj edict) i; , v - e his entire acquiescence to those who,told him to ,Itut lins etes and walk (ai. Sir Jowls NV.WPOR r thought till no ro d a he cou ld !R giveCoS• to the Accounts btiog. laid ; at present he saw uo limitation to the issto ° i their paper. l'he motion was then put and negvived. . Ir. W. Per.y. obt;ained !pave t o brim; in a Thilta, prevent the in.irrtage of lunatics in Ireland, 'l° Right /lon. Getilleitiati'-, oblea was to s oitnila: e ' t 'to the law - 01) the subjatit in 14.oglatia. ..I*L'e.itePot t- of the Cdroiliitliic ot WAys and Mrl was brought up, and the ulutiwts read do agreed to. produced tobaa Sir•Jonsl:NEWpatiT observed, t h a t there eeri, i only three ports iti Portugal to which tspartOf Ireland,' str h as woollen, outiol, arid bralirt CotO he.sent.. .-fic wisticd, therefore, to know, vilteater any, greater facilities would he afforded to Ille 141 bbfatlaerS anti Mel-CitillltS of if eland 10 de l, ° 11101! COlfttliOditiesi Pie also Wkhod 1 ° k IWSV W .,i 'e ; titer any steps. were taking respecting the eagros"4 of brandies by the OpOrto NI erc hots ? 1 . ~ Mr:Rosa replied, that thew ttere 00 COMP0:11,.: id the. want of places to dispose of the raavT'' u lui t ries alluded to, though the Forts w , .re w ,°„` v d re .,.. the Merchants found customers riloollll. to *1 )121 a t 0 the second question, 1)0 WO net propw answer it. , /w ig,* l'lle Fictise i C tornlitteat)v-,--,. went throng 10 o . Ants relating to Glass. Bill ~1 Ilie W Southern hale,Fisber otti cor atrilm Y I lot . Monday. , • Tie Eagl e Insw po stpone an ee Bill was st ponedlillV 44 day. -1 . 61 - The other orders were disp os ed of, oad to° House Adjouriied ----.,....................... A i lt r! 1 " S PARRING.-Young Brlcher's bene- t e . iv i ,ig 1110 , yesterday at the' Flveit Court, . Whir' - .,'''„ e 1 0 crammed, inasmuch as mitt COOl3 01 0 ' i r , " s ol , 1.01115. "About nine :hundred ge''' ) ",,,, vi i t er ithO i d Atter some minor *et,p4o, Mulineu% ao' "; ) , ; ,,es* 1 'vetted the company w ith g disrl3Y (}i 4 0 11°/1° awited particularlY by the tato% Crib s od a fort h also ,exhibited,'; and young aelchr 61 ::,: iti ° 0 ,10 that 'ciuttce pecuit,n- to hiniself via' we' Lls , 0 10 ''.'""shire mar), as well as with Moro i ! „ 3 , / ,11.• lid previously Sparred wit l. Duro. The clo i : ,p , / , t!PI) of the amateurs present was (WI , u :wit Iv nog- of Wanner, w no, as the public i113 ‘ 7 torillo . -d, is a promising young tita , rivr tart; with Yount; of. the cli;fertsive part 1°1 1 , 3 / he O e with Yoong 13etcher, it is just to POle, I' ii i i ceeded the sanguine hopes of bis 1 6 °1; F l it gi'c' n . I .B oricus that there is not a pogilig vil 13 1) , ,i ici . '' cc r :.Belcher could not spoil by a sort al gq - l 'i o 1e5 6 1 , 91)kilOWO to the other pogilisti, bill bt ) r a , v , t o 5, 04 Rinanter than of any colt he ever nakrui: 0,,,d 1!, 1° lute of. - The Lanlashire .tnea t r l„ r r uili ' blown, which by length and soon P e ',101100!.' 00t lIIOp, 14 -0 r S also a s'ery good left.lol 1 . 4 win and b • • -Mg now under one-;ind-tWri',l%ei 00.. (lOU . bflesi beC.Olbe very formidable as a o ' 4 ~, i ll:. ' for The match between Crib and 0)141',',, ttoi r ''' 300 guineas, b u t t he motley is 0 01 ) r sic'' . and the betting between Young Belehi r!„"e,lat° t borne, \ which takes place on the tof .!°" to one on rho tcrtneC. - ......;-. irtgrit* FROM THE STAFFORDSHIRE AO- off Wily 5 ' justice Room, Sliii, i 1311. ~,ef SiltUrdell, AP' 1 , in tio tansrot ~ IThe1 The paragraph „which approreil o il t:' ! rclativc to the Poor of the Parisi) of t' i l iiihotsttv.),Al? I:itiduced sonde Of the in ' esPe6l"bl:e .- ialo l ' ! oat r I (Very m t inquoc 'e tu... Ito their credit) to .40 0 , e 3 . 1 groundf; of complaint, anti finding t h a t 0 1;{n :(itionS had 'been practised, and il l I li :, it ibir tl if ' It • °,6tine,), by hike represe.ntationer ', l l:w ive 3, o `t Wig morning ve i ) i , fully ineestigato, i v c( 14 1 , 0 Bench of .M.agistrates, and virtictdenYwo Or ' il tite poor woman who had faialed ' ',,eg r, ' ~.,.,„1 It or; Ic lei sta:cd and swore) 'for 11.rarit of ru.- - '. r ets l di iitte i tar . ho - • ( .‘. r ter, that she had at LII:11 liele _ 00 0 0 0 4 l') 011 in her 11,,05e; and that' the il l ; sy0.1010( t4iiitii,g :tit aroAe front over f'' ll g tl , e hi ) stairti cli n te Stall'ord. ' It alSo appeared- 1.110 1 ,, applieatf ' c if , the Overseer, that! she .1104 nod e : 11- go , svhi,'''' b oat Iliin befbre'sho earn@ to • th e MoVitr" , 0 ilig j3e f ournstance entirely clears biro "'T v 1 00 0 imputation of his 'having itTlPl q * 4 f. ' rehef." . . 1 9 1114. ......--- t, 01 t ie it ,,, BtaTrl.-01) T(.l::iday, the 93(1, lost 01 U Mill3att' ii tit in Oiklitirlii'ir 0;.,s fl it ' Right Hon. Lady CAttot,ms CA r Pl '' ter,: ' , . . otre' ( ' Grai wnr -irig rti,.s ~,,,„,, in 0) "1 ond, iy last, at iris I,utAilniP ~ r im tit, 1.1.• • f , ploglttei. p,tv 4 ' - . “I'Lle,ohrS4 01 .1.1.1 y, os • the ' a It' i iiittcAlay in .$4,54 41 t 4tre°14 °3-. T I ; I ''n Y; wll Ile'v of aSO l3 rloicY34 'fi 11 r e trer .1 , ‘il Ti.,,,,,tl }:,!..i, ' its Chitries,:iirce , 1 ,, 1)A, si r , itiwit tioii. 1,...i1v l , mil), drktairoul,'l4:!)lo.ita: ii ° , ....... ,' l. 1, 11:c 2,T ti tt , Jr 1!” , 1' 4 ,,, d ' c't in '''''''''' ' Sinclair Is ,/t. ...1 I' (4 . a 76/ ' ' t'V'' -1. 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