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had heed rentitted after a !serial of coafinenstat in
this Penitentiary, we understool the Right Hon.
Member to say, that not one had been knowo
have returned to he► former vicious course of life.

Mr. M *DIMLY said he Raw nothing in the Reports.
nor haul he heard any thing that night, which
'hewed him tux good remit for the preference
If'tt -Wl+6
now !proposed to commence the swum, and were
stated in the outset that the expense wutdd amount
to sot: r yeti' fin--rah convict; wet-sure die
Committee worild nett' *tire to it• With -respect
to his ea ineiti‘h of the- Menilst.rBs riding lyt
habhp.hoise, he discisinteihhe idea of iinjoutia,
any corrupt or it/pauper tautivo. to ttnit
Member. ,
After a few wOrrfa. lineal/tr. Cripps, Mr. Fla,-
bord, Dr. 1,0111111110011. 111111 Ur. Bennett—
Ilk. BURLY co:witted to withdraw his eaten&
went, and thC proposed grant was agreed to,
Mr. littittEU theca mooed, that.' sum not exceed'
ing 40,6i.51 14a.0.d. he granted to make good tho'
hisses sustitnard by General Desfnuripeauts,:
British service at the capture ,or the island of .(int‘
dalonpe in 1793.

Mr. P. XlLcian'eatiel.. he braid an wish to cast soy
impediment in the way of this or itiry other set of
justice, hut se there had been no Minister in the
House since' six, and it WWI now twelve o'clock,
he thought the House might be permitted; to
say what the Ministers' sheeted by their cresicht&
viz. that they had had ',rough of these eetimutes
for the present. He therefore mowed, that the
Cheirisien do now report progres,, and ask leave to
sit again.
Mr. lima° was proceeding to offer some oboe-
vatioris in support of his motion, when
Mr. P. *loose rose to the point of order.
The CHANCELLOR or the EXCHFQUER then int.
Rested that die' House might resume, with the int-
derriending diet in going into Committee on a
future evening, the Hon. Member should be con-
sidered is having possession.
The House then resumed, and the Report was
ordered to lie received on Wednesday.
GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEM wets.
Mr. Hume. wished to ask the Right Hon.
Geutlernan a question respecting the manner iit
which the Gem-riming advertisements feereiuserted
in the daily looms's. He wished to knot* whether
the system or confining the Government adiertise-
menus to Government wipers,. which hed been so
generally acted on in Ireland. had been at length
introduced into England t. The Times newspaper.
he was informed, had not received a Government
ailleertisenient daring the lest eighteen months.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
every office belonging to. Government chose for
itself in what papers the advertisements of shell
office should be inserted, and tio instructions had
leen issued on that heir!:
Mr. Hulas observed, it was a strange coincident,
that all the Government offices, acting itidepend-
, ratty of instructions and of each other, should lonia
agreed in excluding The 'I bases from airy share in
their advertisements fur the period be had men-
' t word,
Mr. C. GRANT brought in a Bill to alter and
amend the Act for the Regulation of the Ftttntd-
huq iu Dublin, which was read a first
time.
On the motion of Mr. Ultimo-row, -leave was
given to bring in a Bill for the appointment of a
Commission to inquire into the collection of the
Revenue in 'lreland.
The other Orders of the Dry were thin severally
die Posed Of, and the House adjourned at Oats
o'Ct.oex until Wednesday.

LISBON MAIL.

[nab*. *ay L . .
The Regency of the .Riaegleas In the name of the Ring
Doir Joh. IL, gives
.untieto Rat the G. limit Extraordinary
sad Coastiigent Cortes of the Portuguese patios, deemed
ite follows :
The Curies ennsideriog lbe °Meatier of cementing moth
sad more the union of the Portitgeetre of Iseosisptieres,
by means of their political intereets, and arasideriag
tbr-
ther that ug citizen can acquire the oei.liese cherecter of
Deputy to the Curter, 1110Ielln it he coafrered oil him by the
votes of his ceosslilerels, is whom the merseigety emcee
resides, declare sad decree as 16/1054
let. All these Goversinteets shall be considesed es !wai-
ves's which are established or shall be established iss the
Transmarine Portogneee Provinees, and the adjiteret Wm*.
to embrace the *acted cages of the politica/ regreevetiee ef
the Portuguese station; sad all those persons shaß be Air
glared to have deserved well of their mmatry who liaiemedi-
tated, pleased, sod excreted this regerseratligs. The other
articles entiell directions 'for the 'teethes of Aspetiee,aad
promises of assistagre to colleelidele the sillies of the Trees-
marine provinces with the mother coisamy.
The Diario of to-day freeieles ea tamitalioa to *Blood
mid loyal Portugosm to contribute es far as hes is their
power, by veluolary &notions, le defray the eupessisee white
will be occasioned by the rejoicer(' ea accosat sF the se-
ceptaece of the Constituters by his blejwaly, sad the. ill
Ilse arrive/ of his Majesty bed the Royal Family, the public
Treating beteg hardly able to meet the current frepetlinr.
flume, in it..
• We receive from bit pates et the kiegdom letters &utile*
the mittens( pleasure glitch hen bees excited by the *fried
of the ergs that his Majesty his adhered aid aeons to the
Coostitsition. orb eb shall be elide by the Coeresor Pertittl.
The city of Braga !wheeled, distineisisbed itself.
Letter sent to his Majesty by the G 1 Eitrirerdatiry
sod Ceestiluest Corte* of the Poeisgaese astiiits, &Rig
him au account of their laborer, and piessefferte trite lb.
bases of the co.stitatiow tole mete I. by his liteteedg:--
" Reoloir—The General, he. Coeteg of the Perlueetisas.
Coe having eumaseeicebed le yew Ibujetiy be the. 110tb eitd.
19th of February the faithful mistime of their greeeedimit•
'after their issiallation,•nd areetivit of the realised eirsett•
. . .

which preceded it, roseived, in their *inlet off 'he few.^
of April, egaie to offer I. root Majesty the icaptrusoi.,
of their profeeed respect, love sad atinchesetit to you
Majesty's sacred person, end to permit to yen Aire
beset of the Comtitution of the Peeterneer Mosierehy.
is the confident and weitioemied hope that rem
would with joy immediately moires ilty year oath ties Mer-
est sepport of year Majesty% shame, belle on Portu-
guese hearts, en imarreable ballpark of liberty, gni the
sure pledge of the happier'. of a notion as deterring of the
love of its Monarch, se worthy to lw free.
" Bat the rapidity with which the glorious armies eon
regeserslioe seemed each et►er, daily inteeesleg,
the greet hopes of seeing all *or wishes fulfilled, hes -sisserd
us
to be seticipeted by she agreeable information that your
111rjeaty did est hmitste as assent to the wisher*, Ma as-
tiuu,
and that you had, in feel, swore to assteseie end pre-
serve the Cesetituliee ea which these Greed Me see es.
gaged."
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- *Winter that iieuerlhai the eromports or joy with which
this happy sass Was hereised Ohm/41mM the *Wit ti"C"
dotal. The Cotton Ore trerousdeel that they eatteerteetr*-
iodate his ilsjettly is oaf Imre rattled* iottotter that he
presenting to bias the holm of the Coostitiation, shiels
Genitalia the authaatie Alitelarolio• of the roles sad eon-
ditiosa according to "hi* nut Portepeel Nation de.