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wet the questa. The Noble Lord and his Miyake to glee seen rwsweddo ostgor WU ON
Moses had repteked veneration for *snored statuesefiliallisei, ' ' • I. Illh 4,-
rights. fadd . • charter*, hot if they
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them to perms the .Id duties of a •Afeasber at =--
Parliament, whidi !it to legislate heisestly for ilte
happier.* of the pieple.-(Hear, hoer.)-'T'here
ma me Petition presented, and ooh only, in lamer
of the old slaws% and that was from Galloway.
Where that celebrated place was be knew not, but
ha was informed that the Magistrates of that tacit-
potatlast place were the ballet, gardener. and foot.
mei of the gentleman who presented it.- (Hear,
asd a laugh.)
Mc Massatar observed, do with respect to
the OWIMMeII of ,Itesdpee he had resume te know
they were at ass fiA_at hi Jistate Kerb aperroachieg
boadkneptcy. bet eider the laet-ottinemiesst they
itad4esik lieneese, sisetreiter sit of every
is that sew Mute Ilevalvalioler the epees
0 Ineell. nkh
Leelt4i..llhitielfil, essiie •kailleern reply. Ile
wee aertprated _to brew- the Noidslowd my shim
owe teller intrithe limilleihs repidterille. Tres
it tau. there wertlearmEF II he led' lei.
,frlioeZ
zolgrdireswe. eseiseops. lis
ON Ily. Bet be Iled deeady
undertaken Witty-aim of thee, and that was
sallicient for the pesos*. He had reed an article
in the " Bearwes"ereehie subject wllleh he should
net step to retaa. as it was me epplimble to the
question. It iseveitetanoted from ills LAW
ed Lord. et least it woo set tsouteeiti-11, possest
that it was a portawalsip onissors...(Loodeboaseit
-.Os the assonal iseasSigetion of the ameba of
Aberdeen, the Magistrates sanctioned the Mean okei
in making • return of their debt 6,000 L se a lime
lefiev..he, kat*ar itAtilmainted be 130 Boole.-(blur,
add eile-ft-SaimiahaLans oohed bow he
teentemeas6s4hoedsise resent, he !mid he did it
testier the opswellisies of the Magistrates. Un-
der all the cierolleibitees he should persevere
~..010,4mas
is his motion for ittee. with , view
ehei dietif sestionve ilit proposed flay did net
~...ilip gyreelk, • ri daey negatived hie
=;Oil AMIN is this oeiKlesiins, that
was emilawadel that the slleleetiesto were
boso.luee that there was tb be no redress ; that the
Heperts of threellisksgsfwere to be rejected ; and
thet no proposition 1116111 d be wdOuted bat taut .r
tho Load A,cleocata.-(Hear. hear.)
The gallery was then cleared for a divides ea
the maim fee a Committee. The number, were—

For she Commaities 46
Against it
•41MP
-ow
09 41"!*tlittf_le stallrry ".
Mr. doei.suaw requested the U. Alleasher.
for Aberdeen (Mr. Hume) to postpone lea future
day his motion memseting Irish tithes.
Mr. Hew. said, he should consent to postpone
it foe a week, es it was a matter of great import-
ance, and in the hope that he should have the sup-
port of his Majesty's Government.
Mr. BIIOLIGHAII requested'his Hon. Friend (Mr.
Hume) rot to pnottrome it beyond. Fndey, let
Mooch, as be knew snowy of his friends who were
sexless to take a part in the discuesion would be
absent after that period.
The Marquis of LONDONDLIIIIT remarked, that
Friday being. the night fur Supply, would interfere
with the debate, sod therefore it' wowtd be better
ix it fee Thursday.
Mr. Holtz obverted diet two motions stood for
Thursday night, one of the Lord Advocate's, on
the lease subject they lind discussed to.tright. the
'Alter was Mr. Bennett's motion on the transactions
relative to the Queen's funeral. These, be thought,
would occupy one night very well.
It was at length finally settled that the motion
should stood as at present.
The Heave thou adjourned at twebren'elock.

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LONDON,
THURSDAY, ESSIWAIT el. -

A Petition nes pentad last night in the Mort,
of Causemes Irmo the ialmbitams of the tneontlf
Preston, praying the Mateo to interfere is
government of the goal of Ilehester, did Miami
HUNT shook, not be uslikifted tithe illegal seve-
rity of the visiting Megismotes. The 'esteem pre.
nuanced against Mr. HUNT in the Arm instance by
the Court of Kiug's Bench was sollikkody severe,
without bis being exposed to the groittittips enrelty
of any persons or infooiso da not
profess to give arty cmat.llll OW shore of tires.
sMo 'bath have been AIM by ibeiribrener in
Behest,' gaol *guest the allsoistrates of the comity
of Somerset. but the cirmteilpe of public justice is
tee deeply invoked is um= of so wises a mum

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tai anew dtet they &add be pawed over without the
fullest inquiry. We are surprised to Sod the So.

itcrwon4Jananat.. in a time-by u• mesas milted
to the ciregamengees of the ere, complain of this
lirdarliesree spoil the part of Mr. Mooe;
bat V siesis lave perceived that the Petitiso
rimenaseilllnight was sot the Petition of the Pri-
soner hit but of 4,000 people, inhabitants of
Pewees. Thtr lisorned Gawkiness threw out as am
inIPM.IIOO egpidet the tnids of HVIT's com-
plains% eke' dime the indulges= sateeidod to him
by the Oidilriellhari Bent*, no further proceed-
ings had brosiii6imy him to have his complarots
lowstigeted l 116 t the order foe the admittance of
on attorney into the pal of Ilchester was made it
we Met period I. allow time he progsvincesicti
alideslts as may be 'rectum/ fee 4he
ease Were the Court of King's Bente patient M
the dig* of the 11114 f4OlO, Psi ties
trecessity be pestpenstootil illiouem term. It wee
stated by Mr. Bsistrr sad Mr. Hines that they
had respectively received letters from Mr. Hasty,
wearies them that he vs sofilary
mower ! Should this allegation be correct, the
Magistrates cannot justify their coeduct by refer.
core to any local roles or regulations, for as solitary
confinement firmed no part of Mr. Hunv's sen-
tence. a local regulation could no mute sodomise
the Magistrates to inflict it upon the Prisoner, than
it could justify them iu withholdiag his food sad
starving him to death.

A Message from the Lords of the Treasury was
delivered yesterday at the Stock Exchange by Mr.
MASB, of the Bank of England, expressing a desire
that the principal honkers and others, the holden
of Navy five per cent. stock, should wait upon the
Earl of Ltvsaroot. and the CIIIMMELLOR of the
Excninven at Fife House on Friday, at heels*
o'clock. The terms of the Message imply the de-
termination of the Ministers tosnoceed immediately
towards the execution of the plan annottoced by
she filliquis of Lonoonosnay, of reducing the
five per cent. stock. The intimation, although it
could not have surprised the Gentlemen of the
Stock Exchsnge, as if it were a nutter now started
for the first time, nevertheless produced, as we are
told. a very lively sensation in the market, but its
effects upon the prices of the foods were scarcity
perceptible. The firmness of the market augurs
favourably as to the result of the project, for it can-
not be doubted that if the prices of the rations de-
norsiostions of stock maintain their present 'relative
proportions, a very large raving in the war of in-
terest will be effected for the country. On this
point, however, mooch will depend upon the means
that are to be adopted by the Leeds of the Trea-
sury for accomplishing their object. It were idle
now to indulge in speculation upon the probable
details of the plan, or to notice the various reports
that are afloat concerning' them ; a few hours will
determine the result, and both' this he known with
certainty, it matters very little to the public to be
told that one set of speculators conjecture that the
project will be effected by raising a loan in the
Otte per cents. for the payment of the five per
cents., while others think that it will be accom-
plished by inducing the holders of the five per
cents. to accept sit equivalent by way of transfer in
the three per cents. The following table will shew
the influence which the Message exercised upon
the stove of the market :

Pries* of Sleeks **genial As After Ike Meisar.
the "oral*
Nary 5 per Crsts 183 Joni
4 per Cale.
Redwrod
C 41114•6 for 38.110 dh Mai 71t1

We have rreeitpee the Pods Papers of Sunday
lost. The thaeuatattis °fib, sae law of the Journals
war resumed in the Chambe► of Deputise oo the