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- lolv.lrtisossir Nasal I.
inWhNcerorikAMmoki'
,_llr *ultimo Illiellopollaoseiotsoolodos the goloti
Ureeow ith Heipital.
trieror —Mir le Alter liot mak qf, thopeibg, Josies
la ',rive en Di* is* Itrfolo in Srut land.
Mr. penises—To %wend the Lows for indruesificatium
*mist etweelpy tiamers.•
_ Mr. Cliaocokor of aloe lacibegoer—Bill to sonied tAs
Sopranooti 10.4 . A et. .
H emir— Item mu ott.etablialmarpt off/flirt for It se-
ttee a tie Nailooolpellt t—and of Loud Tao 11 jog
bias'; • '• • 4 le, • •

• Mr. William Coerteasyn4lelect Committee on the Prison
......, . distleget-- _ _ tiro. EA-
Amos. . •.. •
*rattans eoubeeled so the fetilter maintenertee of the NM-
I nt WINUIESDAS.
1 ateittietsed Of these clothe, aid Sit extent and grrengemesit
'NOTICES OF MOTIONS. I • „,. . a ,h.,„,, ...1 obviously Ise with she objects of one
" Mr. Creetrey—alittion oe the selsjert of lIIIP Boned of i ,
411,010 .. 1 million we should hire felt oerseltes called upon to Iva
folly into the teneelirs. tern if yt.ur Lord.hriir teed tont
nameplate', Relneett—The eirromstswees that ooteered et draw. i ,
our oiliest ow to it, by refrring o us she moriseeisls
lie aural of hert Rtellemillßeit3sFlyTtrizarerrew„44:o7o,o4", .:
~.,,,..:. . of seism emegotatile awl loanorictairiwg bodies hi Zoglitid,
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remonstrative against the recess extension, ity She Act of
llopelp—.lleport.
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...,„„,,we took of the 'wow, ohm at she Colon foe the duraliout of
Tninitsuairm- ' ~.. -. . the restrictive distate, mid whiet Art, in she emirs* of Ida.
NOVitES OF MOTIONS. •• • &ohm. the iles„ of cuepledged 1
• 1117 Moltke, Ridley—To redwllMbelflailbell St Semis ofCommons Sisu moo y Asia to
labs aphis miter he eoesidtration. . ...
Ike Adielmilty.'. •
Illeothlude
Mr. Hume—Return from th.0.11111/1P°11014144/00' notion Ile.
carne
two Exelwrpores is ISIS, and she teresisalees of
'&ad I reload.
'''•• " " •.' • ' Woo s ;he cossetsit,which Ireland was heard to coottifeide a
.„ . ratoon • , •f „ fixed portion. the reveutte of the Visited Kingdom, ins op-
' ' ORDER OF TOPE, V. ' ,pueteestrrres afforded or altering the system, and amplify-
bad Tax CoMmtsoimere -
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" , onmiltee. tug thcoperation of the couutrresiliue duties.ieduties.l_2__ .. '' ••' ' • }tar coarse of proreedtag befog ilciermiumi by dime too-
eitiormisea, we were assldutgoi, imeopted, during the period
od we residence in Indeed, IN the rulkelitme of evident" ep-
ASO* to Set beads of 1010 ry irate, referred to; by the
emeleation as well of the several members of the boards
ditirAlllollll6 led Swipe. their Sawmills, sad she waters in
9 cessonneication with diem io the exercise of their
as also of a considerable somber of respectable
. atidgitorers, teedemen. sad *Orr induvideolo,
rrilioa t necessary to call before tic aid teem
rte.'s, wdoMeised Information relatioctu the slate
Ake ogoostiegiekieternseree between she two ao mut ries, aid
set twos their particular lose/esti by the
I. tieeetioa, as wells, by thee:iteration of the
• Mischa. Aad wrathiuk it our dm to elite
.1110 t, is the ref them PIMMIAIIII4Wr, we reperiewe-
. Swim ell, non gismo we had (weenier. ara ilipplar a ."
obedient* to ow, rev:twit/ea, sad a wend ...-
afford us information.
In the prostration of our examiatitioes I. Ireland, wader
the above-mentioned heads of Itiglitb haelatartira4 at •
point at which it became nesemary to obtain infeessatioa I.
England, from, the correspondiog depart meets a* reverter.
and from Individnsts connected with the roomette* and eta-
ourself/es of this part of the Empire we tiansferted the sit.
field:m.4ra, Commission so the alert which bad .been Aut.
signed ton in Loudest, where 'e'ere pureeing tier tetreati-
igatiews.•lll the ,hope tbst we shall be 'ambled to lay die to-
mtit vf best before your Lordships, for the information of
,hi. Majesty and the Houses of Peek/Intent, of II period suf-
ficieutly early to admit of some prsetino worsiere founded
Nunn them, being submitted to she Legoilatere before the
clue( of the presets* semson.'
Illigatedy 'T. WALLACE. ' ' - '(lii Si
. T. FRA NK LAND LEWIS, (LIE
J. C. HERRIEI. -n- irk
W. .1. Ll.'skilNGTOM. L. S.)
HENRY SEMEN& Liao
Office of Irish Revenue impil.y,
February SI, !Pit..

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ItariaittuseiliSlNG 41 JILLipiiND.
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The RRPOST of Hee '
Collect's' and almeagemailißlit lidfl ' &Pin is
Ireland.lre be
[Ordered hi sit. gigs* qf Cemlueile fe be printed BM
Pelararery, 1W12.] .
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011411/11111* which we are appointed, It • it directed that
mai ilmadleemane so time make Repeefe to pour Lord**,
to he laid before the King and both Houses of Perineum ..
la which we are to " state inch observations, and make
such suggestions as shall occur so ue, fur assimilating the
'ode te charging, managleg, and collecting the several
breather of the Public Retrain of the Crows is Ireland,
to. the mode practised in Great Britain, or for Ikherwiso
seeneine sod improving the doe collection slorreofkby medi-
holiest of duties, er is as; other wee Jeliirli we may dente
mcprdiett ;" and altboug, watoresetugsat *trued tit. sexiest
or atcommend to your Lordships the adoption of *or spe-
cial' illeseestree le neformity with the. above direelitoe, we
feel it to be our duty, at the present period, to inbuilt to
year Lesdelipe, for theisfeeneeliteuntrAliallel“lll -Melt the
two Houses of Parliament, a stematetherf our preempting,
chewing the steps which we have tilkes, end the totems
which we are pursuing, M order la aceomplisb, with as
little delay as possible, the purpasesTer which we bane been
appointed. •
Immediately after she pasting of the Art, we assembled,
aid been/ taken she oath Anton prescribed, we proceeded
a the feat isiemiee to apply thretegb yews Lordship,' to
Ala Rsweasse Urgartesenes la, audited eailikwitie ed.. fee va-
lises accounts and documents necessary to, thadiminree of
rgaresiseet part of our duty, which relates to the ion*.
Mb( of owe comae, spite, sad ualform practice, its she
eolkertion of the revery, of Great Britain and 'reload; and
we at the same time ordered inch returns from the offices in
belied, es we deemed requisite foe embibitlng the existing
'inn of the ntablishmenis in that country; ism the extent,
'Ohs ellieleoey, and captain of which we were commissioned
is legume, we well as into the redactions of which they might
ko sesceptible.
The preparation of these docuraents, more especially thete
Melted in Reigland, soaeoldably occupied a coosiderable
-'finis;' because, In addition to other details Mont to the
}undone of ther-revemee, sad she capsules of mseageenerst,
we felt k expedient to call for internee*, of she mode ii,
which by law, or ceder the aushorfty of the several Boards,
she duties were collected is each deparlmeet ; sad with ie.
,Peet to lie excise, under each bead of duty.
' IVe nest proceeded, after a eireful consoler:titian of the
**duos subjects comprised in the exieneive held of inquiry
;0;4 nth to as, to dente to e course which it might be
'. ' spedient for us to penile with reference to what we
nbellifierred to be the Intention of Parliament in one appoint-
meet.' While we were mix ova, on she one hand, to enter
without deity spots the examination of the establiehntesits
of she several revenue depattoirate, and to pursue it into
those detail, wherein consists she bulk of the expenditure,
aid is which, consequently, the subjects of retrenchment
would most probably be discovered ;, we Ili Is, on the other
bond, shat all the subordinate parts of these establishMente
were liable to be materially •fferted by say seek cilantro in
the general constitution of the departments, as we might filed
it our duty to recommend, In order to avaimilate them so
those of Great Britain. It fiterefure appeared to e., that the
possible misapplication of much time and labour might be
avoided, by directing oar attention. in the finst instance, to
a review of the general regulations and management coder
which the revenue of Ireland, in its syymel rebreaches, was
admisissend, and in considering she measures by which the
cortiornarty required betimes the symemo of the two countries
might, as far as their respective eircumstancet permitted, be
attained. •
We, therefore, resolved to direct our earliest attention and
Inquiries Iv the state and constitution of the several Board+
of the Revenue in Ireland; she authority vested is each of
them, and the manner in a bich is was exercised; the func-
tions of the priticipni officers immediately under them ; and
the gem rat method of proceeding in the charging, collect.
beg, and securing the duties levied under each of the depart-
ments.
Is panieseee of this determination, our first stet after our
aseiwal is Dublin war, to communicate to the headset the
'branches of the revenue, a g I statenseet of she
objects to which we intended to direct our Inquiries in the
commencement of our itnestigetios, sod of the meaner ea i
which we expected their coroperat toe and assists uce.
We were the more induced to prefer the general cousin we
have described, from knowing that the e•bordinate and ex-
ecutive branches of the several departments, bad an recently
as the year 11119 undergone a careful revision by a Commie.
sio• appointed by poor Lordships, composed pf gumhew',
erlecte4no arc 'sal of Siacir practical knowledge and tepee
tierce, epee whose suggestions various 'Money reforms and
important retrenchments had been made, and whose presence
mod Mini*" in Ireland appeared to have produced an in-
creased attention and activity to the esiiduct of the business
of the principal department.. We bat also the satisfict ion
of findirig. that in the department of the Custom, in 'reload,
the attention of that Roped bad been directed to the Reports
of the Counasisaiourts apponsted so inquire auto the. Cuelielien
Ia England, refereed to them by your Lord•hips, which had
led to some material orsprovensents in she mode of trainees-
lag the bosons, of that department.
Although in this stage of our proceedings, according to
the line Which we bad prescribed to oareclves, it was sot our
Intention se enter npun any dended sovietisation, either of
the conduct of intli•idual officers, or the propriety of
main ta tang particular 11 ttic e., we frit it not consietens with per
duty so postpone such iove.tigation in any case which should
incidentally come under tour entice, and appear especially to
mimes attrution.
Amongst other matters of this description, the office of
fleariver.Geseral of the Customs sad Excise (which hap-
pelted then to be vacant) came under our notice; and hie.
ing satisfied ourselves shit is .unlit be practicable to pro-
vide for she dioeberge of the ditties aseigeled to this officer,
in a mode equally secure soil effectual. and which would ad.
mit of a saving to a considerable amount, by the abolition .
of that appointment; we addressed a representation
to the Lord Lieusenaid, apprizing him of the imp/n-
-one esteetained by us, end •negestiur 161 she vacancy.
should wet be lIIIIed np, until we hod the opportunity,
of laying before pew Lordship, a tell repave de . the auk-
jelel- We experienced (reel isis Excelleoeg the meet reedy

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SCROFULOUS AND OL•ANDULAR DIRRASSR.

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ravEmAsors' TAPIRS.
A eumernies and respectable mastiag of Ladies and tern.
Hewes WWI held at this Tesoro oe Thursday, the 25th ult.,
to eoetider the 'limey of certain stovepipe lat. ly introduced
fenitt Miseries late EngWM, by Mr. Charlesllaw a bom-
bast, for the relief of ernifolows sold glandular mot
for tot tdirg as establishment foe the gratuitous bees& of the
pour,
JOHN MITFORD, F, q. in the Chafe.
The Chairman, who, from.enotives of hiemanli yam, public
bestial, had devoted considerable time, great and mistiest,
attention, to this very important sod interesting subjects
openri the beastlier. of the "'Oleg in a very able and mei.
mated address, staling his qwn citations*, harmed ow owls,
demunatratioi, of the eMeacy and preps• ties sr the simples
introduced by Mr'. Whole., by the very exiceerdisorl re-
lief which the applicariou of th decoctions heel produced
in canes of the must inveterate aad bopelsas kind; ass,
be read • Report from a number of Gentlemen, who,
from the name besevolient motives as his own, had formed
themselves into *Committee uearls twelve Isorilis ago,solely
with a view to watch over the rend tiost. and protestant the
various and numerous patients ribs, might tome wider Mr.
%%littlest'. ease, that they might satisfy themselves on a sub-
ject area mach real importance ao the public,aud themselves
beeteabled, from their own personal observat loos, to attest the
virtues and properties of the deem-nuns used by him. The
Ir
Report, which was very ably and fully drawn, pee the must
satisfactory informet inn on the sueblect.met ter. of the Investi-
gation of the Committee, and slat that sercifoloss sod glen.
duLr diseases had hers catered sad gored eider their per.
aonsl inspection, from time 19 11010, aid exhibited at weekly
meetings appointed for that purpose, to • very, great extent;
and that pennons labouring under other dreadfai disorderisris.
big from irregular digestion, scorbutic andother affection., had
been considerably benefited, in progress to core, sr had been
completely cured. %Vail such tuutsfaetory demeestrationa,
sad other impoetant dottnueuts well atolnetiesied, Je addl.
tone to the oral tm+sutouy of persons of both sexes, who
have been cured, and presented themselves for examination,
the Chairman and the Committee felt themselves fully jun.
titled in calliog this public meeting, Rad making so appeal so
imbitc benevolence to enable them to commence an establish-
ment, upon a limited scale, for the benefit et' the &offering
poor' with eonfident hope, that, wheel the Inestimable value of
Mr. Whitletw's remedies sbou4ll be better knows to the pubp
lie, their benefits, and the Misruled institxtijm. !meld be
more widely reteeiled.
Several profeseioual Grutlemni of eminesce, who bad
humanely attended the weekly examinattou of the patient.,
came forward at the nieetitor„in ample confirmation of the
Report presented by the Chairman; they declared them-
selves moat friendly mid ready to promote the inteuded
establishment, and assured the meeting (bat the elleacy of
Mr. Whiulaw's botanical unwell had welt far exceeded
their utrnost .expeetationr, that they had anxiously watched
the progress of their application and of hie treatment in a
east variety of case., hopeless, and deemed i hie, mud
bad witosnred their extraordinary success with delight, and
they oureservedly subscribed to the cuufidence which the
libernlmiindril Chairman sod Mr able Report certified;. bit
they lamented to think, as its teary former instructs, pub.
' Ile prejudice night formud.ubly protract general edoptiott.
They noticed some instances Of this kind, and particularly
the opposition lately to Jenner'aintroductioo of Vaccine in.
eoculattnit ; that Suleuhue lead Perri laughed at fur lits im-
proved treatment (adopted ever since) to cases of the smell
pox ; aad ohs* epees Harvey, iirdivelging his discovery of
the circulation of the blood, had earned himself to rain by
his Iris eulightened and liberal brealireu of the day. Aa
meth' be selected, these proftinional Opl6olllll wise re.
cured with very lively applause.
' The Outlets ate mid hr was very happy that his Report
met such (to am and colleagues) proud reception, and
they meet, one sea all, feel that an appal to Bnswh sup.
port in all ease. of humanity tending toonften the sae.
'inns of suffering human .nature, were. sever randy made.
On IMa eoultdence .he Committee. bad firmed regulations
for the obtruded Institution, which shoeld now, with
great confisletice, submit Is their *Sootiest; they contineei
of enamels. torocieo,. is truth cored from tSra usual resole-
, lions fur other Inatitutione of lit. art/liable homing.
The reetelminos Item( read, Me. Pete. Moore, M.P. wee
requested to move chi first Resolution.
Moose mod be Pelt geelefel..dee tls rappertesity
tailleded him of giving admhtse epleineves thlesnigeet, and
of thanking. tim nlaparfsaue ifeit•isallteritill him se * ylAimee