The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-21 00:00:00

venunent have no present Werra of tering to erring
Mats of the law. If piss to abet *a
views white dry haveekt=klailiZ_A...is osesignamtly to
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is the nodule haws of of l tai
then the nab sr ryas Iv Imp an 'lst Wag
sash steps se Its my nosslyPyr flaw .. ant Ilik.
pan of opposiag ths tifilesi ea 1 SIM IS
sot at present in cantemplatles, et tee the ~ea. if be
thinks it MOM Arial', of tonntleg sag indiy assothses
of the government with a supgassi thoossigsnag loshrosn
their present and their past sendast. (Buse, bawl
Earl GREY said he add not esersin front obsery
ing, that he thought his maim bled had a right
to expect • MOTO distinall acierierie te his very i/11-
portant question. (lieu, Um) Is (lastGll7)_ceatinall
that the subject was ono which ought set to hs len is dliabt.
and that the noble earl was harand ta rate whether his
opinions upon it now were the sass that he had espossed
inkSO.
The Earl of DERBY confessed that he hod been greatly
disappointed by the result of the 'measure et Ifidi
In the course of the subsequent dismiss. the INlsrpia
of Lansdowne stated that If it IMO 0:1=01 to Mill
the grant las should oppose say mei
After • few words Oros the Maim of Cams. and East
0 air, in explanation.
The subject dropped, and the hoses adjourned at a
quarter to 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TOESDAT, APRIL 20.
The Seams's took the chair at a arter kw AWL
ROYAL ASSENT.
Sir A. Canton°, the Usher of the BRA Rod, wowed
the keen to attaud in the House of Peen to witness the
giving of the royal assent by ocannedon to the Mutiny
and other bills.
NEW WRIT.
On the motion of Mr. F. Maeseexte a new writ Ives ee-1
tined fee the election of a member for the city d Wan►
ter, in the room of Francis Milford, Mt, who lint MOS
the Chiltern 'Neared..
PRIVATE BUSINSMIt
Ritait:lo.,--Ahapikes lb. ju, Amnia i
• ; Dead beeelsee mei Ram, Mos
=woe '16;le; Amigmellts ,liaaratrey eel Oda-
ime Reim, kabaissir wig llerleldllai Railway;
Ras.
Betio sillellehdp as MIMI, AND AOlllO TO. .her limbele sod Cremes Oath aid Bawls Pa&
vow ,• Thendellt and &MIAMI. Railway ; Rasters ens
firßailway (lssel to the Rim Sews, Re.; Rasters
dentin Rail (Junction with the Rest and West India
• &c,) ; llikauweek, sod Ardromn Rail-
way ; Revenant ; limmethhe Central Rail-
way ; South WOW Railway ; Media Fen District Mala-
n" ; York, Nemetle, sad Berwick, and Melees soul
Urania tussles Railways ; Teak. Newcastle, souIINF
with Railway Mink and Mates Branch); Bills
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
XAttranat ENDOWMENT Acr.—By Mr. W. PATTER,
Rom Fomtn ,• Mr. SPOONER, from places in War.
vlskates; Mr. CHItISTOPHER, from Lincolnshire;
Mr. EWART, from Mishit* and other places; Mr.
lIEWDEOATE, from Warwickshire; Mr. PACKS, hen
16,457 persons residing in the county of Linnet 011
DUFF, from Keith, and a number of other places
shire ; Mr. S. WADDINGTON, front Illolleigh,lfaujilo
ton, Ditsdon, and many other places in Suffolk •, by Laid
DRUMLANRIG, from I'resbyterians of Dumfries, Annan,
mid Sher places in Dumfriesshire ; for repeal of.
Marna Mt-L.—By Mr. HINDLEY, from Newport;'
Kr. H. BERKELEY, from Bristol; Mr. 11. FOLEY, I
Gam Worcester ; Mr. J. ELLIS, from Leicester • Mr.
BRIGHT, from working men in Manchester, from the
Islamised' of Carnanon, from a public town's meeting
at Deldigmseth, from the inhabitants of Whitehaven' and
from St. David's, Pembrokeshire ; Mr. MOWATT, from
Peerhys ; Lord 1). STUART, from Marylebone ; against.
Taxes on Knowazoos.—By Col. THOMPSON, from
operative printers of Bradford • Mr. W. J. FOX, from
Oldham, Finsbury, and other places; for repeal of.
CRYSTAL Pat.acs.—By Mr. MULLINGS, front Ciren-
cester; Mr. W. WILLIAMS, from Lambeth; Mr. FAR-
RER, from Stockton; Mr. O. SANDARS, from Wake.
field ; for retention of.
Taxes on Aouleccrcue.—By Col. GILPIN, from the
guardians of Luton Union, in counties of Bedford and
*Word, complaining of the unjust severity of keel bur.
Slew upon agricultural interests, and praying ler more
equal assessment upon property generally.
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reek yew
mot to sides, that on Thursday, 25th Mt., tad es ere
aawaliss Thweedey during Use swim mien of the day
SWIM lime maims* et modes etsielima
After a beW earrersatiss. sill k siallissen et na-
tions flied for that day, notions a>tmei r 'Ass
day, 6th of Mayk awl smells
Mr. SLANEY pie 'elmratmeSet Amy fsbight he
should move fora seasthe semlllse sr emmission, to
prepare suggestions beneficial to the waking donee.
Mr. SPOONER gave notice that he Assn e his
motion for the repeal of the grant to , from
Thursday next till the 4th May.
Mr. BRIGHT said he did not know whether be wu et
liberty to do so, but be would ask the hon. gentleman.
hewhether readintended to bring forward this motion or
not. This was the second or third time that he had post-
poned it, and considering the use made of the motion—
(Cries of " order.")
The SPEAKER intimated that the bon. member must
confine himself to putting the question.
Mr. BRIGHT said, thee, he would ask the hon. gentle-
man if he would Si a day, and stand to It.
Mr. SPOONER replied that he would fir • day, and
stand to it. The reason why he had postponed it was, ho
cause the ballot had put him in a position on the paper,
that it was impossible for him to being it on.
Mr. STAFFORD intimated, in reply to Mr. M. litmeas,
that instructions were about to be sent out to captain Aus-
tie, to direct one or two of the vessels under his command
le all at the Solomon Islands on their way home, to aner•
ink the Sits of Mr. Boyd ; and in answer to Sir R. Inglis,
be used that orders had been given to exercise the men in
sevy in lowering boats, for the purpose of faeilitatinr
disembarkation in cases of accident at sea.
OUTRAGE UPON A CORPORAL OF MARINE'
IN LE,

The CHANCELLOR at titiTikiVHEQUER, ea base
iperieeed by Lord D. broads, relative to the ithlossessent
d a lair sopetel of series artillery, Wig to there oa
leer eR ripsobil the rust be pet co • pro-
visos overeft rat O. Tunes polies err who had com-
mitted thew -imp_ hell bra koshered ler eight days, but
Wel that the Dahl reersaiset AN art look upon such
impisesesent so a earbstry tersatiss. The case of Mr.
barn still formed the subject of diplomatic correspond-
ing.
REGULATION OF VESTRIES.
Illa DZ L. EVANS moved for leave to briag in • bill to
amend so set of the Ist and 2nd Wm. IV. let the awls.
Ira of rain with reference to joint parrs. The slo.
rat of eel, be said, waste obviate sow Meath, teak
log ads corseting the puishee of St Nareposee set
II John % re wry_ her cos of whisk vas aiselal by Or
satsprie aid the Mor ism mitobille*
Lear was *re es !swift fettle WI.
THE BISHOP OF LORD= AND NIL SENNETT.
Mr. HORSMAN then a", en 1M Milks of whim
bed ryes netise—a That resew by the remitutions aim
moms osibeleolismir doer of Neolael it is dossed
awl ambled, that es raspshad Ysmreleany to • brio
der miss boa been wired hy soy eihr meet te
feet row eels Wm lb Wise of seites,_ owl blot a
waled tolhosey of bh brow pest lb eel
If do bleep ail morn it ; esd, bob, shell rpm, ea
ems arerstier to to worthy of WedelOrp.• (Goes
St) Abe, that ea worm or slier sr ihell be paredltel
M sire la gay Pin wirer merlselita end admire of
the bishop Ili the dream. or ocamael Ms *me
oar* rebilatior r lb heed air
brief verse es the water of the elm sad metros
the rety. And re oil wain sad eirlitose, II they se.
nor hum ON Nair le mere; AA see be by ess
sear sidled to mar whitest tentioeso of thereby
Os dim" or ordiscey of the plass as Oneent, Trees
boy awe, is writhe, of their honesty, ability, led see.
ere* the ecclostioal laws of the demi of Issioed:
y in
be 48.) An
that she heiabis
mill bo rin be
se be pr*
oeseledi to
Is Most
boo Illa-
steEpra
to made, whether Ass Eyrelrm awh
oa rid to As
Broom of the constitagew nosh arms seilsiorel
or the etsoseh or Bee ell resat inelithnsa
*Mr. limaiett to the of Teesee.- The history
d id* Demett, the in of k Pure and 81. Bar.
maw owl who had been offeigoil geor of Frew, woe
sommthat Wookem, Ile did set wish to enter
late 111 a" then tilawropre anxieties which
bod bees lek to ibe resershoseis that
bad bra stele to the . Mr. Dane was
rirto re iacumbeney of St. Psi% le ist3, bat
eog riet mu know; Win that ham Me bed boa
knows by his preaching end by his writings. sollboo bed
bees se mesh embed by own parties end by
'WI., that when them wee a meow of his tip
pointless& to the thwegebsesy d It. Par %, remortereas
were digested and sisoisish abeam& to the lligep of
Leers aria* it. At Ilse rest he rot bo youltril
say that he made en strobe Armor, fiatbbed es
esmelsint to orbs, god so chair to beim egrest Nl*
Sesostt ce assort of thestereal sprier. Wharves
of*it be the 41111111•111111110 M eilreierno of gay mss, be he
lay sr essiseletwassra. se be robe se b., es tons se
be related es le heo es be thilleted no in*,
as assaty, his suligirms orreries wen, entitled to the env
most of every era, and by him shed* always he reopeolcd.
It was to Mr. bennett's sib as a aborma of the demi
of England, as. instnreest snd ape* of the eim other
Eng, md, and with the sets of bees mho were eat in
authority, with the hider of the ehmeL et Wand, that
be had to deal. Ile would read to the berm se extract
hem a pamphlet written In 1813, by a *ethylene of a Lon-
don resereoce, who warned the Whop in the.. terms :
"I have sot food, even in the OaileiTracta, abounding as
they do M. awful arms, were Is the werof false doc-
trine more pernicious then to be heed in Mr. Bermett's
published sermons." Total isprividan of his opinion the
author added : " If Mr. Hama Wappointed to the church
sow erecting In this isiliswhead I shall muskier it my duty
toezpoile his Weeds ..othroagh this !medium of the press.-
He quoted this ray le show that the Bishop of !notion was
warned of tbeentherrosemonts that might be caused by these
appointments. That warning was unhappily disregarded—
unhappily, he thought, for Mr. Bennett—unhappily for the
Bishop of Motion—unhappily for the parish to which he
was appoiuted. The proceedings from 1843 to 1840 he .114
set cum. to enter upon at length; but this, at least, they
knew from the best authority, that during that period (ro-
piest sercestreeses sad essaphists were mar by du