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~. .+ g igla t Ilf Ile 41tould fully add, that the la , g ppeared to hint nnohjectionahle. tie Own moved that the petition be brought lip and rend. • Mr. SisifTi!, ildletisied ties coadoetitif the .1-tanip shire Altw,i,trates,' who, in their litokbills, loud, only retointle I the people that other meetings at that kiwi had beep. amt•titled with !outlier, surd invited those whoilisiipl4'oeed. of their), brit' who mi2lll he drawn - hyltilViiiiity, not to go, whilst they VE0.1110101.4104 o!.- Viet,gr: , ol4l C0 . 0(110.4, to all. Willi Xhiltild givi.• their tatt'llittllet. lit 41.0111i1110t,:61). jct'l tO tire petition hello? reedved. • • 'Vise petition wasibets reati, and ohkred to li e , Otl•tlyutob!e. -., , . : , , -,!, , • , JoUltN F:Y:ti 41, ,Lut.orts' Vt.r.ftiT I (41. Lord CoeilltAile. then itt'esviitt'd f i ilvtilian frolit 4 , tilt , J.BtlrflrYliten Tailors of the' City"of Listitiou, itstiing that they had never before ititertered in pUtitiOI'COOCCITIS ; th at they h a d hisriretip against 'the (1416110 es hi which t had bi;en insoles:ll, with tic most uteriaitspleil rhitietice ; hot that time : their . tittan% tt'ilt tiorrilystithatisted,- anti tiny had • no prospect •hut storvai t ivil. 4,1005' te them I th it tif f facility with whieli flit Niiii , ilily anti Gentry re& . moved to roller comitries %vas one of the Cal.sCs of their ilistretrs., by ilcovivitigi hem of employment ; that the !wavy taxation operated In the it.inte Inatome ; arid adding, antoosst tither grievances, • that the City of Gumbos and the t.:olitity of Alit!. dlesex were not represented accoriiiiig to their pro. , n010016n,....-It ea d, a wl o rd e r e d to li e on • t h e ta hl e. r ,* ttiPIIGNATiON tIIP sisEctitias, ! , Sir:R. Pettou'on seeing a Noble Lord in his place, itroired whether a report of a . 1111/111 grafi* ~. fyitig oature ,wlliell bail bait) spread its the enorse ',ot the day WWI trite; that a,Noble later deriving . an ittnneilie revenue from, his sinecure, had iota lowed the example gives, by the highest sethority in the ,hand, Aiorl abaulluning, all the profits, of his . office, had determined to receive the redneed sii• Lary of 2,5001,. a year. Lorsl C4 , 0'6E1(84011 'replied, that the . Noble Marquis alluded to (Martinis of Catistleti) had given nit Itie profits of his Anoints to he, placed tin the regulated footing of 2,5001. • a year,— •(titor, .13ear,.140.ar I)-.-As. that Noble Maripiis bait a vested right in the profits tit his situation, tio,i,aw, would have tivpilsk4 , liiin of them, but isv sail wily wa:ted for antoopietiosity of making his ' present sect dice, "AtutliOetitiee himself to the same salary as the other' titst#3ifitlir Exchequer, moil ~ the ersattiple foil beent4;t*y the isigliost quarter. /Sir it. Potovistitv Congratulated 'the Noble Peer "on bit. comfort, and the coutitrY on the ex : elide which .he load given, *tot which be; biped Wriiild he'fiilloWed by';oilliers. ' ' - '', "•, ' , • , ,Pii;111:10.Na rottitOoßSt. • Lord coscitttistesi,oretesri ill a petition from the initibitemt e orr o ymipol, iithe Qnstlify of Sooth. 'anti tuts, in favonr 4r. 'at , spentary 'Reform.— :The Volition baeitir'l,,lteclS,r isil, .• get leogltuei re, iiWitlii „t 4 l? * . pastage ,vitich he deemed insulting to I r . ousts, and which be dc. sired shoillii be read ,tints. The passage alluded tO was.then gull I it ttated thilt all tint grieeancei of whisib The petitioners tomplainsa had their rise io lite ofttrapt state of Parliamint, who, 10, at! of being undsr tlns - cantroul,of the people, had become it , entirrotil.upott them. • Lord CASTLIIIRAOII ohotild object to the pea lion being receised„ on ,account of its language. ..Lord Ak. 11%intt.Tost spoke in favour of rceeiv ing it. The !Iroise divided— ,,,fiaaltist Clio Potitioa., ?Or it ' 48 - t ~ lqesjority against ils being received.... -:•29 On being re.idmitted, we found Lurch Cock - *Atte 'cntsipleining, at far as see could understood, of the coisdsict of an Hon. Director of the Rank, Who, be said, had jun came into the [loose before the 'division . , and had voted with the majority against the petition, - Witholit havitig either heard its contents or any arguinenlagailust it. It WAS that (tractive, lately adopted by the House, of tie r:Whig oh subjects of iihielt •it knew nothing, *lslets woold justify the complaints of the people. lie hoped to ice no More . olltiose lamentable e x• astipiea tit justly reproliatyoiby the whole country. .He tlititiritt it would e,yeit be pithier for the llouse to ii,ive a piddle expresiiimi of its feelings rispeet - intim:lt a line of cooduet ; and if hi should find that such on expression' were not against the risks of Parliament, lie siwilici lake an ently opportu• pity of makitig . 'a, motiOn son the subject,' ,Sir F. Ilharsarr agreed with what' had fallen from the Noble Lord, *respecting tile conduct tit the tlonouvathie Oireetive_ol.the 13 ink, who, with. out kouwing one syllWe tptit i lse Petition, bed at once decide-41.40111w it. I f. ; arsy , doubts wercetiter. tallied by any' Moutber,::4 4 ol4 lit to have deo - bled its favour of the raseri,iffigh,Y 'of ',.retition, Was, that 1111 espial represenilitViu of the people/ ttsat in which, when's' Minister bad once tleilered his wio,; votes were given without hearing e.eingle reason its its Sititport i It', acaortllog to the old. saying, that one may judge of the whole statue bv one of its fittgeis, out were tts titlitt !the foci. Director as a sot:ciao-1i of t bit HOOSi, falsely de titsmitsatlog 'its, It the House of Consostms,—.- 1 The Spgwv,K tut cAlit I the, i•lt utio uritulie .tt ..trottet to order. Such latigitage Was riot to, he •endured Its titer Li owe. ... .. .. .Sir E..tivallsrr thought, that whether, such 1 4 1,0 4 ge.epold or could not he entluted In that noose, the 'conduct of the Howse itself would' be Its best re oaf to him. Rut, after the Noble Lord opposite bad beets detected in that most tie „..tagahle crime agairist the Comititetiou of this ''country, the bartering of the . itifinetice..of a.Mi , I'ol4l of Stast to procure votes its that House,— (.Hear, hear ; 'from the Oppositierto,---it might have beets expeeteti,:that he witeld have dropped * little ot his regard for etiquette, and nut bete . objecied, when the people cbmplained of a•want` ot effectual' etiotroul• on the part of the public over the 'Crates;, in language' as decent 'as they /could ex Press on act sir intleceoe.—(lleue, from the same side.)-Otherwisellowentsid the sense of the people be brought under the conitideratiOn of reviientent I Must ii new adulatory language be adopted, and a new °glee be established to frame fuels petitions' for the people as wools' finis ati. mission to shot liolise, for 'their coMpinints an d their grievan ces I The obstructions given to petia thous were hot confined within the walls of that House ; they extendottqar!withoot, tie did not blatne ATagistrates for recommending a peaceable behaviour to the people, lint'lle said that they , .., ~.. did tint hither, tt Cron bio lUir statertents, 'they spread foist and caluninion , i initilitatigni ag,iiiiht chirp . R, . .: w • . the; couitnO, cif pubttditioteti n gi ;iii i A,Ayarr th" • tititu lidd i*rtl . tuutioilturil, h ut nt ‘.: : the g : , al ':Oy of, tire; people I they hiot i t ei4 hrntert• n ot at p a te" wheili '-fite peoi& h.ot oot asseiNhled- to pet hits's' at ail, mid as to the thstnrif els iff tpe, mcropolia, they were the work ()I :i pa r ty ornen Italy tartnijiketed wit Ii the Lollthill petitioners. )iittnpW titci wits it soletitliAlock cry, ,tati y , ..en impiety, ,put into a prayer. Every teli4llC in the Ilritish 'Plijnie is made to ring with fdiNehontl‘, in.jonati l vz, i ll l I K ti I in n{ a . prayer, .4 intrended. mid exelosi%e re'%;4o for the person of hie; 141'y41 iligilileSti the Prince , Itt4ent4.iti whom All tilt a commit' inferest, iis i lie bead of the Con stitution: lie the form of is prayer, .tili had spread .1 'relief that an utrocions attack: hail herb iittellgir• ed we the person ()Chi* lioyal lite...ides*. Als one. rogtiout insult hati.#tieett "'tiered to his 1111.1.kiich, .:ness, hut tio attack,' he was : persuaded, iiii".his life,; and had lie followed the magnet - 114)4y of hie own Ite►st t ,lie would not have adopted the utrasure width 'lli* Nlitiisters, had advised. III: ly9lllll lila hOre. boil the Nolsie Liird ly anticipating the Report a'lllcii he ivoitl,l psilhible siiiitt find It' Ithe 'duty to lay on the. table of this liouse. lie 0,i1141 not ,pretentlto know what "night ..bvliegootents of that mysterious bag, but lee wifitAt ventikrelo says that ,a . 'relic/founded .dissatisfaction' was • surest! throughout ; the land, and, that if theitetitions of the peOple . ivere not 'treated with due a tte n tion, elicit' neglect . teotild tiring on 011ie scenes with ,Avhicb-tlreiNoble Lord het! been einivervatit iii a neighbouring country--•witielt he roighttlisse seen with disgust, but which he had wiltiFoeti With dis may ; rand which, tinkle his filaj;rsty7o Mhiisters adopted proper 'demotes lot the safety of thecosin. try and the redress 'of its grievancestould,,he feared, be realised, though he situdderedne the very apprehension. The Honoterable Bartmet4 con. chided by expressing the difficulties of 116 'si;(1 11 ! Ilion in leaving to twiny petitions, : - ind so mime. rously signed; that he scarcely hoped to be;able to lay them 00 the table of the , House, through the,obstacies whiell were thrown its, his way, Mr. pinfouribt: explained, but in a voice ittu nmatina,sidible fp the tiallery. All that could he * understood was, that he did not with to emend the right of petition ; ituil that as to the oli3erv,. boos, of the Noble Lord (Cochrane) fl oil the Ho nourable liarotiet, he was as indifferent 'to their censure as to thick praise. . [We understood the lion,. Gentleman to say„ that liiiving)teerd the first part , of the petition', the latign4o of which he did nOt .approve,' he Itippenutbets ,wo nt' before -- ice , sets...iftlisti ed ," hut - having ittNislitili lillelltliANlltl.llo4ll4imihir la i i. gunge iii piatious which hadlierts rejectedby the llotise, he conceived himself justified, owAsis re. torn, in voting tin .its rejection : nut did be, on , • n his return, think himself e nti t l e d • to,nivere that .. the petition he read itgaiiinterely for his own pri vate satisfaction.). . Lord Casll.4)taisott complained of the efforts just inadt to mislead the country as to the ilis• posit ion of tho. liotom ,rtipectiog i lie, petitions of the penpt*. ' di i' • Lord CnOIItANE . Cititell ili: gohle Land to order, lie had Ito. right r i . Oltic fininittititnis of any kind on an individual n'ithin'tlik walk:of that House. LO id ,CAST LE RI:A(1H WES proC'eedilig 't(l' eitphtin , tirat,, be MIS 1101 MIL Or rndee, lie, was again called to otd vr „ • SPiAttimo-.-4f the Noble Lord vkisheslo explain on what *rounds he eonedves that 'he nut out of order,.he has a right to be heard out. ; "Aril CArriAngAGif proceeded to,sliisv !list the Petition, the reerPtion of which he 4 ,lrall posed, attributed to the, a e, House n ii!pnotiitt (lonal use of its functions, - when . thitd tittle called to °Orr. The SVIi:AKRH:The NobIC Loh! haVlieen Call ed to orilci by another Noble Lord. - Thst'Nolrle Lord 1111111 t Ct)iitine hitnselt to answer that Noble Lorttas to the poitit of order. Lord CASTLItHE.4OII then vindicated.: the which he liad to complain of the conduct of ri t v I fon. Baronet, who would have convEyed a gOss insult to the'llouse Itiinself, it the Chair.had lint mule him, heti, in a 0411iified ii)*4llOrt,iolC }flirty of his .language. this willAtit the first time that the Hon. Baronet had gone so' far.— (llear, hear, hear !) 7 .-lie seemed to have come to atone for the silts which he had committed ? , fiy Ws uan.appearance, in other platies,—‘repeated shouts of Hear,, hear, hear !}--and by putting is studied insult upon the House, to Ictirepohintielf from the reproaches which had ,betas. cati upOu hini,()lear,; hear, .heat Arab 0 1 , else House, dud not .an aohumble,an.irklividital Maisel( (Lord C.) But the Chair, ktidAutOe hits feel the galls impropriety of his cond l tiq L , :vs fur its he hltnself was personally 'colp,stur,d, he 'was perfectly satisfied. Mr. lieu) voted for the reception:of, the Petition, 'because 'lre had seen nullity nthoit riteelvedwthe laity:nut of . which hotl,,,unt been unire Hatt hst'onatived himself &r m. mined to the opinions which it eipressed,. : be should' titbit 'certainly hive opp_a,rd Ile thought-fhat the. conthtet-rrf-thst- t ionte-sieseriett the approbation anti the BPPlause of the , country-.. Whenever 'the opinion of the nation . hatkbeinktloly nsnifetted, it haul always been affecturilly , he4rd, and intruded. to 41 the Ilionse,- dignity he. shbuld thenfore always' fiet t ready to support.' The pnition out of which : the ,:conversation pew, whirr ! wits fro m the'townsitip“ottc o hiek; in in - the ;minty of YOrk, ebe parish of Saddiew ort h, was then ready and ordered to lie Ott the ,table ; cavrilwonkEßS.- Lord LASCELtas presented It priithot from the lohafiltants ut certain places lo the Wait Riding of the County of York, connected with. cloth Outotilacturei, complaining of the.c.scessikte use of machinery. Mr. IittoUCTAM expre‘sed his, satisfaction that so important a subject should have bertbzonglif forward, and i n suc h tt manlier. IMO Al that took plitT at polla meeting's, he thought.tintt bottom tilf people of the mount y Were still ittOtOrli crud lOOkt;t1 to that Musa only tut shrretirevs:fit their grievioicel. Ai long as that alai uld tea the' cam, the CotiStittitirm troop' b e mat The tab ject of the present petition:was rilretar . uport at it : to went . to introdooe a. triettitire utwcheelt4 the use of machinery would . be quitcout •of 'the toes, . , lion, and yet it Was. hard that the poor wortinteri sliilithi be thrown out of cinployment. It svotild be tihkiirll to repress-, anti it wicked todes t.voy,titit... chinery, aittl yet lie :li . Oieved it to he . J their (hStlekl, tit tlittealt i l l! it)4 else eti,:et4t t heir lahintr, so little tfi if0, ,,4 491 if it ua were diminish e d i n otie rter, they %Vete thrown omit of employment, 41141 (O(1111 not find any - isliaiiY other liue . As lic'iniciiired, in a short t before the• Ilonse the general distressed state of, manufacture s and trade, and he wklied the 'loose would take this a a notice,. he should, not spy p ore at p resent. As to. what he had ob.; get vvol last •night with respect to the prayer, he meant ho.rvterence to the procec(lings whirl) had taken place on Sunday evening, awl, the arrest oh' se, CIA persons. On that 'mita be vnis Com pletely in the dArk, now have knossin the 2rournls on whit ti they. octcll , Hod as the jass'- would take its course , it would ,be anticipate the subject. I . . Lord CASTI,SHEACM only rose f9r the tdeptsse of expressing his sAtistaction that the Country should approach the House, not. only with, resp_ e c t but with confulence,—(Hear, h ear !)--The Ho nourable and Learned Alcinber himself could not be wore anxious to. rteeive petitions than be was, anal he belie Una if the veopie Were left to themselves to express their own feelings, they woulrl do it in theinost proper hinguage. It was the attempt to mislead the people . and to nodie them; pursne other views than their Own, which he reprobated.. , • After a -few "words from Lord Leiseelies, the pe tition *as ottlered the table. SCOTCH LISItTitSITTES. Lord A. HAMIL,TON stated lllnt pas. set! urly leiNi year without the knowledge of . the Scotch .Universities . at time, to deprive them of the Drawback allowed to then, on paper.. A iNientorial from. the University at Glasgow to the Treasitry.644.been preiepted , on the sulleet,:in the akinth of — March last, tout tm sliou)d H ; copy of {lilt Memorial," Anil of the iiiotieetilitgs thereon.--Ortiered. ~:f Sir AL VV. Ittbtist morel, for a copy . . nf. Vrarrant of the (jOinotiisionet,.oppo;nte'd to, rice!. cute the-office uf Lord Ilign Sir C. Mo*btc inovedYtti stain v.,.• rental of "Se4eral: estates belott4ing..tto• ore tlnspitel i n the counties of buritans watt CstioNek hold 11$0 and 1816 ;. and accoun:vnf :421 Witt nies-expentivd ,in 'repairing and.buildittg,cottag,es,, farms, ,of . .the :agents employed, :Olt the segte , in.ltili . ,./$44,.4014.arul 4016,114 well as an account of time gross rentiti end net .produce de rived frorn'theirArtne,' Haines, etc. : tumidly, silica IsoB,. , ,Orderecl, Benvon.Ate toured fOreconunts of.theitl iro,. her, of vessels drat sailed out of the port*ot I(tegt u 3 Britain wall partasot the world, h0rn:3343..1 , 10• Jan.. 1617, including their tonnage, thintittiv". .bee of men on hoar,!, and distingtrishilig llritihjt nod foreign vessels, the 'countries, to which boom!, and those employed in Atneriei anti the %Ve3t Intlies.—Ordered. • lie then moved W. a similar retoen of Vesfels. employed in the transport serriee, mihich was Nilo awl:y*l, to. lie coovilid et l by 0i0ii16 . 14 fo r an no. 1191141 t. of the proanee of the CastOritri owl F:,?ccise, frotwearelt other, for 'hue 'iturtith, ending on the sth of Fehrtokry 1815 Mid 1616. f)rdOed. P, Wong rose to present a Petition from tt geeat number of the Inhabitants of Coventcy, complaining ot`•tlie.4listresses which they endured, principally front the .enormitits burden iiiteQ, 1111 Stilted that there was seareely . a house in the whole eny of.,.t.:tiventry in which there wits not:it ilistreos to levy the poor-rates - . Peti tion prayed for refottri and retrenelnitent. IJe moved quo it he brought Slf.',l3PTTis It Wit4TA-1 seconded .the ant) cortithormed the Itatemeilt of rauts emliaitteVitti the petition ; hut ex pre s a ltop`. that t esies wools) not lung continue, and th.it it wit: hetter•not 7 / .1.: ft; Mr. tocKit.tter tool; the opportunity pre ing the peees , .;ity-of some alteratnni in the Poor Tkie Vetithm was then hrotilit up, tc:til, and ordered to lie on the The`otiter ort!eri of the cloy' wero (heti post poned till to-titorrokF, atlj the. .110(isti adjoill'iled. • .. I n the nroThor a detachment of onr It' 110 B: Army, titnler the ecnitnand nt ~iir (leo. Ho t 1ii.4,, from liarotla to Patempore, in il l o territori Of Iris Iligliiiesti , the .(i'utuAwit, 1 vvti you ng . 0 ettri;: of the tifith _regbnent were amusing thm eselves, during a halt hy' snipe shooting. They had b ee n heating 'the jangles on the hanks of a river, and o n e j'inglethey.had repeatedly tried in vAin. They were, Ististi.ever, surprised by a tremendous .roar, and the)stifftlstt spring . ot an enormons• tiger front this very Hill!. . Lieutenant IVlLsobt, on ~brim the animal sprung, upon Itis., recovery stated, that he, neither saw, nor. heard, norielt more, that; Olaf the _monster's month %vat elwe to his, own. , 114 enntpattion, Views:pant S>tgur, stuv' the tiger ,spriu ; ha. 4111141 , 4 .7 .hwick ward est -like strol l with his paw, and on ‘V11.11014•1 fall, he. smelt to him, paused for a moment, linil then leapt oft' iii sv ca f would have do ne It di stur b ed at a peld., Smut."' expecting WV ti had beett.tilled, reached the camp, and inimetliatt ely (+era thedisuley (it sort of palattgoin) hearers. to the spot. they' fottnd they Gentleman alive, but iost•osihle : Lis. ,flesh hod:been torn away -414 i the liyoulsin.vino:- %yard to the.lowerpart .of the lAsek ,, ,, end 'a wotintr also ott the ,thigh ; in all 19 wounds, A half. eaten Inlalo w.its;littlnil in the jungle : r luckily far ‘yiLSUlf the . tiger. had dined—. We: Art happi tp ,. add, than .wonnded Gentleman i s now. liir ng and well. B o th the sportsmen will :.be 11)qiei , mover cotitionS in Houle how-they gio anipewilibotitt lu g in India,.....(coiet#M Paper.) • . :'' ~ .. A' reivarti of one , and a free pardon ta,anylecoutp4o,..itoiresliti itelttit GaZivi te, unr , one ifittemerififlifit ot persons. (so as , to Its 4 t`rei .- coioitailitoY%Wliii n alir ctourly set' tire' to t h e riek.ysett at Mr.' JOIN t3~~ntttr, et ‘tiuttoti, Courtney, In ate' 'edurny . ot l firs k si o n the.34st, - of y last, it , i l erebrVeti ricks 'if barley and one ride . of bt.di), vet e• 1 , • ticAsoyeti,. ci; i J'Alakll.3, , bc . • 0 . 0111 Faosi UPPER RIIINri tht that 6000 Austrians Of the corps of Geng4tri )t will shortly match through B‘vabis on t e,W, from Als4Ce, where thei• are nor cstitellA Anstiiun liercdßary States. A great deal is will in public of a // ') u arnr(l which the respectable 'Minister 11. rx .presented to the King of Worte!" 3. °' new plan of a Constitution for that hop is also aflirtned, that the King lieffis i k interrupted correspondence with 010 st i l s hj a e t Present cf. Prince Paul " bil Gt liminver.. It is affirmed, that he iilol Sk AIL' i! Is being declared Crown Prince of Wart' on having the Palace of the Crown Stuttgard, and several other things; ape': ever have been hitherto refused hill]. ; I' Pie recorciliation which WAS Stlie o r 114 4 (A on the King's last visit to Frankfort, 1:,,,11 , taken place. It is said.that next spring a new "'W I : will be b u ilt at Bellevue. The situation ..nently adapted to it, on account of the suit It t .prospect in the neighbourhood cf 0 6 ' 4 ;s-sStit l near Cptstatt. Louisburg and sq. thtt disposatot the Queen Doalg er ',, ,t probably not undergo any, alt eratiO' C'Oetie: Jan. 29.) r Viiitti cii #Ahl 4 Pug - T JAN.. 31 --It loss rag° Fourth Sitting of the Diet to accel.M t ": o as P.ossiblei the instructions relstic e tarp r elations of the Gertnan Confeticr'!:ol. mean:low to Prepare in .contid e " ti " ) c , 1 , 41 5'. 11 / 1 "1 a gen e' il l outline of the principl es P eec eitablished. • • her We h ' Nurton that th e r ear from g Ants fallen theta conilderabhs. ~!~i,,~ h~~~ie i 'THEATRICAL REGISTI/Vt, rr Perforstnq , ht• t ► Fr Davit L ' j'as° " 9 I ` . "E•— , The Merchant of Vcnice : 1" I , 1 Y •Te t tlitv and li4c lUivens. tctibuisil, iktits1)111101, toll tier. AI.IILS ..mss.•- - ' - rnicE OF srocKs 0 . i 411 1 4 per Ceuts,; . .'. 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