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Hoe. sad teamed Croatia, iddillt Ai mot think the Bill
is Re present state would austatir • biosapectstions.
Captain MABERI.Y eipledied.
Mr. CH ETWYRD said; thosigh could oat go Him
whole length of the meanstre, jet it woo highly desirable to
slier the law as regarded the mode Or gaining a settlement,
sod us to the ~roosts rakes* of litigation. He should
propose Is abolish the mode of phlox • settileMent hy arr.
vice, fur in looking to the calm argued in the Courtot King's
&Deb, It world be food' that was one fruitful muter of
litigation. He would also wish to abolish the gainiog,of a
milirmeat by apprenticeship. sad also to raise the runt of
the tenement by which a settlement could be gained, frets
101. le 201. s year. He was at • loss to know on what prim-
Myles that breech of the law which regarded bastard chit
drra was framed. At primal the mother of an
child was moth better of than the !mother •f • legitimate
fluid. If then was any prospect of soy of these pointa
int introtlyeed in the Committee, be should certainly vote
for 'he second reading.
Colonel WOOD 'tidied is suggest, that a residence of
seers sluselii out he subject to removal.
tie P. MOORE Mosented that he had met heard part of
his floss, sad Lesrsrd Friend's ststemeNt. When trot Our
measure sat brought forward by the Hon. and Learard
Gentlemsa, his (Mr. Moore's) mositioents, the eitiMeoe of
Coventry, met and agreed to ad nottommee petition, which
was presented to Out Home, maims' the Bah ; aril all, he 4
could my sew oar this, his constitoemts were still of the
same °rimier at 'Ate the Bill was first lainidtmed. What-
ever was the cooditioa of the poor at preemie, and whatever
were their rights miler Ihr ie. as ihwasard at present, he was
not one to say Net their rights should be lesamed4
Sir ROBERT WILSON approved of the =AL
present Dill, and thought the awn it was the .!
more it wield be 'petered.
Mr. Alder... BRIDGES awintered to the enjoin) that '
the law as it stood, at presets* was defective, both as rte ;rd.
ed
payers of rates amt the person. relieved, but Ito
*lamed that moo might be done by • seen snidest admi.
oleos/M*4 the law as it at preemt emitted.
Mr. SCARI.ETT expressed Ids ellilimatime le the Hon.
Member fee Brecoodire, tsar the sesideeir with which be bad
communicated to him his ideas e• the .object. He harped
the Honor mould allow the Bid se ms into the Committer.
Mr.DENMANhaiI understood from his Hoe. amid Leotard
Pared, that It am sot hie iateistiess S. divide the Home, sod
as that aaderstaadieg maay Gentlemen had pee away.
Ile fur owe would mot give the measure of melee\ of the
station of the House as to volt far its Boise to "tr Com-
miller. It moo impossible to lobo the BA by Med;
it mast beeemesdered as pert of • series of measures tafii
fettiag rho Weems of the most anonyms clam of Om
ruottossity; and if it were to ou to a Commatlmi, that
pinning might to stand fur another night.
Mr. SCARLETT said, his Learned Friend was, he be.
hexed, tie oaly person with whom be had cinetwooicated,,
and whit he had said was, that It was oM his imeolluel to
press the subject le a divines, if the gnseral man of lilt
House was against it.
Mr. DENMAN sapisined.
Mr. COOPER thought the Bill omit be 'astir* now-
defied to be effective.
TM noose the* divided. The isuildienerere—
', Foe the secoud rcailiog of the 68
AgaMit it
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Moir return to the gallery we foiled

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Mr. P. MOORE addressing the House. We understood
tie Hon. 'Member to Mate, that ea hie return in his house
Mot day he found • letter directest to him from the Lords of
the Tresswry, implication himself and three other Members
v 1 that House In • serious Mimes. He felt obliged me the
Lards of the Tresseerfor Jordon him as eppartomity. stf
rusipating.his character, fee his amuck, had alw go *mad
before the public, and he was at all tiros reedy to challempe
a rablic timestirailm. 'Mal letter be.eitit 40.14 le len bead.
—(Cries of " Read, read !")—The Hue, Melaka. Hsi read
the following passage ,
" Mr Lords have &gel° received • Wier trim 'Mr. Jr...
Mr. BENNETT rose to order. Hg tiel dbe aid out
Mollies, Ms HooMirldite Vrieset aeseeit, Gemini* haemeedimei. •
He uoderstood that a charge bad been geode egelete tine or
Iwo individuals, one of whom was aboest, mod be appealed
to the feelings of his Honourable Priced, whether it remaild
net be better to defer the subject, In the ,alpence ores Hem.
Member, who, so far as be could leers, had eBlOlOO4ll bath I
UM to bring she subject before the Hew.
Sir It, WILSON objected to proceedieg say further Webs
matter in the absence of as Honourable Member who come
Mipl4e4tel in the transaction. As far as he (lie R. Wiisoie)
was concerned. he felt the charge to be quite contemptible.
Mr. SPEAKER professed that he had nut the olMliteat
mules of • bat tbe lineation was. As far as regarded the
point of order, he MOM say thai he bed heard patinae from
the Numerable Member for Coventry (Mr. Stooge) that ito.r
!could consider disorderly ; but he would just beg Ismom
' sagest to ham whether he shoot/ think proper, dirisegh
courtesy, to let the subject drop foe the present.
Mr. !HOOKE said, there was no men mere eindees te •
conferee to the wishes amid regelaismo of the Home Aso be
was.—.(Hear, hem.)--All he wished to soy was, that if • •
charge existed. be was ready to MIMS that Marge. Bet
that on the other hand, if the Leeds of tie Treasury weld
state that they believed the charge loin without tomeitioo,
he should resnaio perfectly satisfied
CII A NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid, that If
it could save the feelings of the Hon. Guillermo, Imbed mot
the slightest hesitation M saying that every Itlembee of Me
Trimmer disbelieved the charge. But they felt it to he their-,
deny, robes circumstances were represented to them reflect-
iaq ue the character of the Hon. Meeker (Mr. Moore) and
others, to communicate it to them, w miler that they might
tram the calemoiator, if such .helte.—(tleor, hear.)
The conversation thee dropped.
PENSIONS AND TAXES.
Ca LCRAFT wished to know how all the public •
holism which stood for this evening was to Ise disposed of.
It was impossitile that at this late liar Ibeßryrort of the
Commonage us Pensions and Tate, needed he received, and he
therefisue hoped the Chancellor of the Exchequer mould
postpure it.
The LCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
Mould have wicked that the Repots would' have been ov-
erlord this evewing; hot at this 'lsle hour, as that would not
desirable, he should postpone it .until Monday.
The Canada Trade Acts Hill was postponed sill Monday.
NAVIGATION RILL
Mr. WAtLACE moved the Orderuf Day fur the third
res ling of Me N) ligation Pill.
Mr. DIVENPONT hoped the Right Hem Gentleman did
~ot mese fu bring fru we; d so imporlaat • measure at au late
period in the evening.
Atwell Mort con yenta i nit
Mr. WA L LA CE consented to postpone it to Tuesday next,
hie on the emierstanding that at winoild cuine uu positively
eVe•Mg•
Theleet Ignite 'grade Acta Bill went through a Com.
Miter.

EXCHEQUER IN
Tin CHANCELLOR of the EXCHIRELAND.EQUER obtained
le"e to h.ing in a Sal for the more effeitteal wrraoseateat of
etbrrs is Ireland relating' to the receipts of his Ma-
3eity's Eschequer to Ireland.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, if that twessare ahould effect
%store ecuisossuut mad effectual arraotelotitt is lim•e uQicciti
be showil withdrnw the motion of which lie bad gives matter,
hit at skeane hair he most state that he did sot meals to
"laden the idea of reederusiy the Voce-Chancellor's office a
"'ore rtfectral one, it it were not embraced w the plan of
the ~►Ncellpr of the Exchequer.
shoo
Nr.GOULEURN gave aotoce Shot nn Monday nest Me
ld stove for the Irish Miscellaneous Estimates.
Tts other Orders of the / were Own disposed of, &ad
Ike Haase atijourocd till 'Moestay.

}hulls hod Co. sold the two firwf..dreon Prizes
"r 'Nulty Thousand Pounds lam Lottery. N IX?
46DAT thelaiteay will ALL be Drawn, rootesaihr To.
Prme. of Twenty Toe.ssA Pomade Meaty. &c.
'HAZARD and CO's Offices, Royal Exebeegi Gate ;
; sad2l4, -Oefded-steeet, of Swellow-stleet,
Ihrir Atone s all the prileipslCosetry

Ike:firm
NELIEF OF TETII IjH Pooli.
Yesterday • VOWS! 111Metinre of she Itisbaeribera reneoeia
with the Associations fee the Relief of she 14aaafaeterisip
wed Laboweier Poor, wtts.lsaldl at. the oiy ef• berideellt.
erre, Hiabersiate-aireet, when a rospebtableaeseetblasre took
place.
At twe. o'clock Lord‘Donomin leek, the Chair, and was
surreended be Lord S. .Id, Right, Hue. G. C. Villiers, Mr.
Monte* L.Sismatiquet. Bash Jeehink•Watleit, Esq., W. 0.
Porter, flag.„ H. Bodkin, Esq. Ste. dce.
The object of the meeting was stated to take into email-
aeration, whether sap reserve should he made nom the m-
essiahs( fund of she above lustiturios for the general por-
poise+ of the Ceersirres, ea whether the balance of tee fend
should be divided between the Mendota), Society and the
Subscription foe the Irish Poor.
The Nubia CHAIRMAN ...rued, that tee Association had
folly answered all their purpeam, and there oar maw cam.
stdatable battect its band whirls was left so lb* dissrelioatof
the Committee to appropriate se soy laudable pervade they
theses' fir. It appearedt that its 114 year ISIS lb' itsms-,
lino for the Relief of ate Manisfartariminwil Lishilering Poor
was formed, in whirl, year 10,000/. were subscribed towards
its support. The following year its success was not so up.
parent, is consequence of a smatticlee that its object Was po-
litical, and 'iota she year 1818 it failed altogether of suc-
cess, bat then 48,000/ wire estbacribied.by its friesids,.outof
which a bo's'n., of 14,,100/ revitalised no band after apes.

pense were paid. The onertiun for them to consider was,.
whether they should think proper to divide the whole of the
14,000/. In thh Irish Poor sad Mendieity Society, or whether
would be most proper to allow 5,0001 to each object, which
',mild leave a NM of s,Otilg in the Maeda of the gaieties Cries.
voistre, to enable them so support the dasociatioo.
Mr. BODKIN. the Secretary to the Mendicay Society,
attended the Meets; is rossequeocr of the advertisement
la the Papers, sad was asked by the CHAIRMAN, " Whe.
Iher them-was slay trust is the report which bad bee* sir,
related ewlldlse tw trills which were said to bitstock *poi
Cork, chic That all able-hodied men, willing
wort,. if *el came to England, would be supplied
per werk
Xt. BODKIN board sornethinc of the report, and had
rcoehred a 'ewer buns the Mayor of Cork, swim( that
the description of bills mputtoned had not been offspially
distributed. There had beta 'balances of pergolas coming
from Ireland with the tale.

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SOM. doubt here grant us to the competency or the As.
ornsblage interfering. with the balance in hand, is cense.
'pence of the'v beilsg two Comeottees connected with the
Association. In 151? • Committee met to form ale Agee.
ciatios, and la 1913 • farther tweeting was held to supply
AA to the poor Mound of bread, and the balaseenf the
14,000/. belonged to the. Committee which *as formed in
1918, and there being two separate feeds, the one had no
tight to meddle with the other, they being two dirtied Coat.
laillere,
JOSHUA WATSON, Esq. rearmed, that • member of
the Committee we ISM had no concern with that of 1813.
Mr. Serjrant BOSANQUET also concurred, that show
was no. ideolillelitiort i ad they could loterfers. with Cu,
the blamer, of 1818.
The Hon. .I.C. VILLIERS said, that all they desired to
ksow was, wbetber the sobscrirt tors of 1814 ardrlBlB were
so united as to authorize the oar Conneittetla -dispose of
the balance remaining io built Own bsuda.—Tho balance of
the Corner was I pout.
A Otentlenian of the Committee did not sey Mkt I'o4t±
would, be sompoest to appropriate feeds trig1!;•111:1 • •
related fur anallier object. The Iphroriog ebuniM or
load were MOW labouring under ditlrcas, sad. there w ,4 ,
goestios whether, they ought not to Iterelictea if the i';
mitleit voted their balance an band. lie' had oo objectioh ,
give it to the labouring poor: of England.
Lord SUFFIELD mid, that he attended the tweeting W
erten thanks eh behalf the Mendicity Society, In room.
Intim of the bricntion of the Animistic*, lotion they under-
, stood was about to contribute • sem to that institutors.
H. Lordship catered into • detail of the &Tetra' that the
'Societe had rendered to the commualty, espee4ally I. the di►
tenter* labewring close, sod likewise itre relief they had re.:
&red to the Irish pone. The state of Irelind rave them a
plea for impend, sod if the Associatio• intended to promote
ally Instrtotiun through the medium of their foods, there
wlt• none more worthy than the Neediest, Society.
. ' After some 'further conversation, the question was put by
the Chairman, when It was dctermised to cell a public
airman foe this day fort melte, to consider of the pmt riety
of voting the egos alluded to to the objects mentioned, es
whirl fhe meeting broke up.