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~bey had
reed thole par.& Hi eoote salted, did presided, and which tentetiMeit isreteateti fl'e:itt The voices .Ica Iva Rune 400 Lultdo's eeeeieed 01 e:•ch' i .
AGNOBITY •
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break open of confusion and armour absolutely rlielace.. besides 21 to defray noir exposes,. He took noticeof I e
1 s ' •II LOUD .i. lIIIIILTOIIII stinTinn, ole 111111ISDAT 111GRT
they read Homo or not .-- it theiy
towing to east the altgliteot im. different modes by which the right of voting was °Mantes' s
The Noble Lori .• i it, wiz fol. IVilliont m ' orLaetirs TO ScoTTlstt BORGItI.
the port-folio ? in Barnstaple, which were birth, rei•iteile, and election.
ocked. He (Mr. Bennett) asked, did they tees, pistsdion on the conduct of flit Comtiosaioners— .
and stated, that a pe* iple was ■oslnsitted t ,by which i
it mien ) del they felonioteely break it open ? lie might lay it down as a thing undisputed, tliot every apprenlke WIN bettnill to Off los first valise, the Aliercemotry, Hos. J.nensing, Dr. Pelimm.--. '
sr mid ?-•-• debts were frequently admitted before the Commis. leresd of bii former toaster. The Noble Lord, we lenient to All". J• H. Volk. ••••• e. View. Phillintore Dr.
•
General Goo g . ,
ilia they t. ike the papers ofraut, Phillips, G.
Thee had not ventured to answer these questions— stoners. as valid, which ought not to he so, an say, i hes . . .y, spoke in a lose of voice am low as in render it imponi. Allborp, Vise..
would infer the fact leconvenience "camel, to lw avoided, from the mode n r him distinctly in the caller', lint we node, stood i Aims*, Hon. G. Garth/If, Rotten Phillips, CM.
the I-ouse still the countryllllllin stale, that the Committee did trOl wish hint to proree.l ' Makes. H. (;,sham, R. G. Ponsooky, Ha. P.C.
of tratisseling Iniamers at Guildhall. Once admit- • •• '
from their silsaice. with any neer against the borotegh. The Resolutions were Bullard, Vier.
Grenfell, Pavia. .Powlett, Hon. Wm.
• A Member from the Oppnaition Bench (whose led, a debt could not be expunged, teen though then read. The first, as the Noble bird hail stated, cleclar- naroeits J4O" .G. 11611", ifilln W. Ricardo I)
Ca that Sir M. M. lisped had been guilty of bribery; snot
name we (mold not Irmo) said be differed with proved to be void of title, without application made: Beillidclii Lord W. Homey, It H. Itaffatalett, J. C.
i • laird by Gentlemen at that side to the Chancellor ; the Bill enabled Ilse Commis- the 'ea" *1244 that a Re,'" system of briber, and cur. 11""al' "I'll . 11"1"1.' ma' 11"hirt.' w' T.
Irt. (spittoon e x pre . ruption had prevailed in the horouelo of Baroataple riming Bennett, Iln. 11. G. Mouthy, FA. Itolsarte, Ali..
uf the noose, u. to the Alien Act. He considered 'loners; themselves to expunge claims before allow-
that Art as necessary to secure the Government eil and entered. on proof that they were unfounded. the late,leclion, election and that the Committee fat it i unbent Wand, Hon. 'rhos. Howard. Hon. W. Rowley, Sir Wm.
on them to ssiohrnit the circumstances In ilie j „, we le, Browse, WIT. Howarth, H. Rosters, Lord Wm.
genet foreign traitor who would wish to blab to They also received new power, in the 'summoning House, that soch proceedings might be Inmitoted with re. Pra"Rhaelss It•
a Iblunt, It. nitsitell, Lord John
where they found an asylutn. or witnesses. But it certainly was tint :Ile wish Of spec* to them as might be 'hooch. expedient. Calcraft, John Kennedy. T. F. Itroustod, C.
the heart the 'outer)
would ant
N 61EPORT expressed
to
bee hopei that Hoe Noble Lard Calvert, Lamb, Hots G Sebright, Sir!.
Mr. C. IltrecioNsori said, lie would ooh attempt the Committee to bestow limy new. power on coun-il;oribion. .1.. G. Sefton, Earl of
to argue with the Hon. Gentleman who had just try Commisioner,. The seventy 111 1.,t11110t1 were wthe pr
..rat amen ; ober what had fallesi from hint. he (Jr. appointra by the Chancellor, but in the crtutstrY sure as might he best elleahlted lo odlannet the ditwily of Colimiene, N.. 11. Lloyd, J. M. Smith. Julio
iititclonson) would despair of convincing him that they were almost mg-elected. 'rite absurdity of the Home. Whets bribery had !seen proved to have rented Calleloneh, Csesar Lloyd,
Him. W. smolt, Wm.
that law was untual ;it was an art disgraceful to the which struck Lord Chancelliir Itosslyn so strongly, in the borough of Barnstable to such a grows extent—wben Crump 100, Sam: , Marten& It. Resifts, Hon. H.
tistims opposed as it was to every feeling of hu. that he had lists or proper petitions to act in Ilmt it was thratt that the trade of tfieselusg hlwithers .4 De C.rearttfit'S'r" • ‘l"l"laiddam" Ain"ll. Win.
Parliament had been carried*. them with awls teuhleshiew Davies, P. 11. Mackintosh, Sir J. Stanley, Lord
manila and to every principle of the Conscitution. capacity made out. The present Chancellor, how. effrn
tor .
i y—it was abseils werceseary that the Wow. penitent, W. Maitland, J. IL Tavistock, Msnelail
l'or f fon. Gentleman here went Into "loin and ever, from extreme itelicary, declined to fill tip the manila „him the ofrvice eat, heao_an,i .1„w 0,0 Areglse, Ha F. S. Martin. JOll6l l'icrums, Rt. Dn.°.
hide .I,t.itliu of the c,te of General antigun,' ; lists iti ease of different vacancies, on the ground it was laudably initialise at I me lime to secure its ;is Doneanutin, Vise. Illietwell, J oho Walpole, linsi. G.
la• ~11.1 lie selsloin knew a case more clear in itself, that he was unwilling to eive ass undue tolvatibige dignity mid the welfare of I ' community The sneassir Dunelas, Hon. 1.. elsithaae, Mork W Ohioans A. 111,,.
nor u defence more lame or impotent, than that to certain professional urn "hove the rest. It lip- roold not be placed is better hands than in show where it Dowallas,Ploo•G• Meted, IV. I). • ivotibrerorcr, oip.
now was and he was more if loomed by the Noble Lord, Dundee, Thomas .filildroay, P St. J. tilornd, es no.
mode hy the flonotirah:e Gentleman lend the No. 'rented in evidence before Ile:Committee, that dive.
it 'mild :lot fail of being successful. Dundee, C.., Munich, Sir C. Williams, Ws*.
ti!‘i roril. The statement of itie Honourable Geri- *lends iii Ilse country were extremely rare ; mid lie lAtril COMPTOR agreed • ith the Right Hon. Baronet, that Ebriofftoos Vi*c. Morrill, Vi-c. Wilkins. W.
It '1;411 ems as lame a one as was ever made in (Mr. Smith) could mention nor part of the country this measure avoid out be its In•Ilir hands than in
,add of Ellice, r hoard Negritos(' So' il• Wilsons Sir R.
' 11,1+ 1• lie coucluded by eotitleninieg in where nil exptctatimi of a olivideed was given up his Noble Farad, arid in the name or the Committee, added, piles, Carl of
(14;11.1t.'11_11 Lord Wood, Alderman
that a.ll. the Members of it world be extremely willing to kerly, N. I Wm. Wynn, C. W.
,•,,,I,^ I. roc( the policy ',urine(' by Nliim,tvw the inislasit the docket was "truck against the debtor,
to lira tom every assistance. PM" n, Sir R. C. O.liciene, Lord F. . TELF.IIII.
VII Hite (...11 ::tent, as calm:fated to hring ikon He dill not perceive any just foundation Tor the
Mr. BEIIIIVET, as • Member of the Committee cotworred Fiala
lelt N• Palmer, C. 1 *Hamilton, Lord A.
ni.,, 1:,,. , sis;,:re hating dna. ace, to undermitie her scruples; of the learned inilisidual to whoa* lie lied in the sentiments ex aril by the Noble birth, 'and bupest pits 141. W. l'ar"'"". * 11"614.' Jos.
,„..,.„.„1„, ;,,,d Sit wither tlie 'honours she had g oiled unfilled, mid he Ilia
ito improveinrist ill the that the measure wound be followed
long
to the nostost. PAIRED Off.
1,1 I• W: and 'lttlivisis contest. . system would gise more genres) satisfaction than an bir. W. SISITR said, it was a long.cliertsbed principle of Amboy, sir
,y, laatouche, John Stewart, Wm.
S.: (:, ont;t: COCKBURN said, that MI to the in. Amendment ill the mode ..1 alliniiitilt tiw country his mind that tome reform was necessary in the Consititotion .fi,,,h, jou, Moberly, Jobe Temple, Earl
t. •ral ...',:n. 1,11 to he excited on behalf of Genee,d Commissioners. With ter: oil to the duties of the eoffrettdiluart;eibluist,hethealrorecreliterlisdat::::lll.,6l,"Zret:l47, elrffe.,7 Ustataas T. P. North, Doilh•y Taylor, Si. A.
(;,.ii•g,i,d, lie wail at a loss to see on whot ground ass,gores, they had rat present no adequate mo- live good could be atinined.—, ifs ear, )...... He hoped 4.. e.,• Harvey, D. W. Piggott, Sir A. Weetern..C. C.
Hon. W. Ridley, Sir M.W. Wyatt, H. IV.
rls,o inn is •si could lw excited : certainly ti 4. on tire for giving, up their time :mil .attention to such as were now recorritosended, would have the effect of Lab,
....5....._
.:,,, ,zi,0:.:1 of his consistency. Ile served under so forloolia and rrstimenhle sn undertaking, from introducing some more extenaive reform, but although he
N m .I,csi, Ito accompanied linos in that camirsigis the want of a proper, lie should say an interested might not obtain all be dashed, hr was happy to take what.
0+.,, a ice the death-blow to his power ; —alter motive, they dill wit exert thenitelves ut all, Our eve4lie,e'',7,ld.lrewL,,,ww.w.wems,,a caution in the further pro.
r,;.„.. ante Is ol loes, sent 111 EOM. Courgaud northern twigliblittra had a great advantage over us L.,4dirsic, 0rAth7H,,,,,,T,
1.,rVL,11 UHlitr the King, aid when the King was ill that ililflieladf. There • person watt •ppiii oted Mr. W.Ssrerra explained his ideas nf Parliamentary Re- ____
eli: :: il to lease Parse. lie
stet.ira_ and received called an agent, on giving proper security to keep form, which, he said, hail never exletided lo the slimed. CRI M. CON.
ea• •os owns front his old ma Cie accounts, collect the debts, and manage all the doctrine... of Ussiverual Sitlfrace awl Amulet Parliameists• • enTotitist.o e KERR. •
!if: I.A :I GTWt said, it was soinewhot odd to see business of that nature, he he received a small is Mr. WVNE thought the heat mode of proceeding which This singular case was tried at
.Ballinrobe, on Monday,
Ilona. could in general adopt, itees to visit elary specific the Slid ult. It has excited nitwit interest, sad though we
slie c••tia. ter of that Officer attacked, from a quiie- remuneration out a the estate for his triitilde. All :
Scrams wish a specific pnisislimetst. With respect to the pre t at present, give a full report of the vial, we trust
ter v.heie r.;ti homes ly so much cherished and the gentlemen of the liar with whom he had rosemlted (he PCIII subject, it was mentalism na vet to deli rosiest what the following summary will, in the mesa tiese.be acceptable.
o ing;ik• res.ineti it. If lie were tigh:ly Ulf°, mett, had not inked the advice of the Bankrupt Commissioners) plan sinew to be pursued-I'll mi. hear ! I—wrbrth.r the A little after Moe o'clock Judge Jonsson mt, and a Spe-
that Officer had been recrived at the table ..r had
lacknowiedgml the, engraftiorii/01,1e midi provisiodn
1011 existing right of election ought to hr s•atingaished, or ail. aid Jury of the county was ustmediately sworn. The plead.
Etil Latiitorst, with whom lie fool sliel different I :".r. daownew jar: T., :"Bhiall. toTt'whlpel.kiroPitr°
ovf' ir..l:lll—h a:loictit.dd? dTihiiiisiticalaii•eroaters
rbeeddtrio
rent
afrso.imir
!battlse .a.filjAievekti,th.liumlwrettiliare.--i.; ill:mane:le
coopenvneedf..,by. Mwr.iihMtithecAowl;feitowf astanim.aiiintileititr,fboyr
ll:;IrS..-.- .4 lore
Ihe Min" rdibte Gent!ellysts nusar szsisist fraiolnleut bankrupts was abolished in the niemere was provedpithat a large body of the eleClurs wils'is saluted, Captain Kerroind theistamagrs Wet laid theo,ool •
• eine so tete reflections on the character of Mr. loftily the House; it also directed the Commissioners to hut where it was still admitted • considerable nitodwr se- Mr. PHILLIPS mei ind slated, that Captain Fit 1111 l Id,
make inquiry into the previews conduct of the baukrupt.
Ca pi•ef. He was followed on the value side by maineil pore; mid in illai case the Home did not think it the Plaintiff, was tar
eed to h
adnt wife in the abed of
Mr. ELSNILfT. II had not been in their power to refuse • certificate to right to disfranchise the borough, het merely iorreaseil the Jerftry, in Plaintiff,
year let I, the Ly being then about seems.
abnyeileilatukrnuLti.itintimf
to the
. anttd worthless, provided
Mr. HECKKTT bore testimony to the good elm.-. number of voters. With respect to the system of (mown non, Semi, and Mr. Fifty raid, who was at that time in the islarid
i of law. 1 ile "ill in which the Noble land (Clive) said had prevailed is the be. wills his regiment, of a corresponding age. Mr. Phillips
ratter of Mr. Caliper, rpie4 provided that the Cononiasioncts should make a rough of Barnstable, it was equally applicable to all par. drew • stow fiteessattng picture of the beauty. accomplish-
The Petition was then ordered to lie on the morons investigation into the bankrupea plat life and coo. ties, Ministerial and Oppinition. It was like the conduct meals, and virtues of this Lady, end of doe domestic felicity
SON ; and after a few words Irons Mr. Iltrcitta• linen, and if they siw reason, refuse his certificate. In • lisle Of a lid'; show! name was ioseribed in poetry, who was eojoyed be this mint happy couple, whose eines was blessed
Ace the oundser of the creditors whom. consent was held oe-
SON and Lord CASTLEREAGH, it mac ordered to be cqnslly accesaible In all promo's, and with whom it was nub roof rhildreo, suit whose happiness tiered without
-...essary to ObIlliIIIII: • certificate had been reduced from always Si Signor ! Yaw MPaticer, and Nansienr, en row
And Paymastinterruption,
er unolir the tat Kut the arrival
rd id
Drag lise*Defe
se rwhinthe smast, a Capth
of
ain
pi ;uteri. 4-silis to 3 rolls—this Rill restored the old law in that respect. plan
.._( Hear j eo, in
RANRUPTCY 11.AWs Amr.NDMENT. The Hon. Member then gave an account of the enormous Mr. Alderman HeIrGATIt militated that corruption had Jody last. at Balliswobe, Scar which, at • place called Oak-
Mr. JotiN Slim; rose to move tor the second Plods practised al Guildhall in proving debts The Hill en- bees proved In • great extent in Barnstable, and hoped it leads, the Plaintiff anti his wife resided. This Gentle-
(lmmolated to make it the 'entreat of the debtor himself, who
Mid.llg 4.r the Benkruptcy Lin" Amendment BA. might be punished with the Minuet severity; bat the House . Elan was deseribed as being *inwards of piety years old,
rrearLiz tido tiisewalrbaanirbsrudecirtliowitigb to
sb.e,crhozsAt,lialannd
thew lesdidd
He expressed his regret at the abteuce of the At- should pause how it proceeded, sod consider whether they of agreeable eissaaers, accomplished, abi:d literary ,that he
trolley-General, desirour us he was that a measure mmight t not stihr:aelgithehi.ei the
tibia:eyes:l: of ooneuldpart ofn the
Rha iweodme: redhabrotarlieeraeidanininlltiamllaincroy
wbei,thithle dearolf7tre,prwhernet
present, by allowing Ste fair lionise man, who should Lire
of so importnnt a stature should undergo the most a timely disclosure of the slate of his eireumstances, a eon- privelef their espouse
„„ mating, and the right a 'plaintiff, and with his family; that oat his return last year,
ampfe ievestigalion. lie then described the sp- Itderalde allowance Prl re".• ou ht. ' recta, the rate being 'teems he throws open to the logrodreders, the interests of kg was received by the Plaintiff, sod by Itistwotber is-law,
poisitinent of the Committee on the subject in Pruportioned to heir amount. Additional protection was the batting and commercial parts of the commaoily might , Mr. Pat. Kirwan, nod Isis Lady, with the itmust cordiality,
lii
I 7 it
renewal its 1815—alad the introduction of bestowbedu tiLetliehnseafsure ollfelll! C4,ll,lllllitettrialll sad messes-
b. be sacrificed to those of agriculture. conlidesee,aissl friendship; Ent that he formed a eehense, oh
n Gill last Session, Inertly to g:ve Members and I gmer7,' beetimg beps.r7„7,,rearanaoryn,nagi, eartstt,datto,"badrybeent gieui,r; Mr. GORDON was unwilling to obtrude himself on the ' Ilteivstaißrat
riot:taint of
hiewieniturod;ctritoo, to bias
wergild:lend thatce
the enlentry an idea cif the rhati„oes contemplated in up The Hiinisurallie Memoir observed, in comlusion, ellen"
ee' :rillitie ill"rei raarnWelarilloywins
"in thnilte •ll Pee. °Linn therriceat speYeet of eve weeks be effee.-44 mu si
purpose.
the oh; low. The present Bill was not an exact that, in his opinion, the evidence before the Com
milt" 6111 Y sI
weintth thelon.oA :termite's:, that the 'interest' w s'oefou she nut
agreewee ; seill acquired ao ialluesee and power over this unfortunate
coley of dial to which lie had referred, as it eitehlitbed the necessity of the proposed alteratioas,buth in of, shin country were hnuini „p wiib thew, of the bwrowitb of 1 woloote allooal ironical.
law and practice. Mr. O'Cottgao., who came dews ss Special Comore for
contained some suggested improvements on it.—Bariestaple. lii fact, the best species of returns which could
Ant:alio the grievances sod defects oT the old law, Mr. Aneeettowne thought Ili- Bosse and the country ho introilstred, was that whereby the right of election wail 1 the Mlle"; Proceeded to examine etteigere is gePPert of
i
were deeply indebted to the Hots Gentleman (Mr. Smith)extended to the adjacent liondredurs• therlaisstiff's cam.
ii inch the remit Bill was ititended to remedy, for the great prim and attention he Isail expended is mepar- The R NI • s were t kill read • d agreed t Belden's, was given of sweetie:am havlog bees made to
ser:e, the uncertainty of lite ',retool to 1011,111 that tug the measure. Ile thought the classes might be much Lord Cue" 'Lived far lesvelo being is BSI. to revert 1 the Clergyman', who was said to hem performed the mor-
tis, Hisililell, and wilts might be made basikrupts by more Weevilly exaninied and discussed iii the Committee bribery its elections of Braustabw, I elite of the Plaintiff and bit wife, in the Wand of Jersey,
thr creditorr,--.the danger to which the assignee than iii the Hume. But he recomusended the Hon. Mover On Hoe suggestion, however, of Mr. Wyse, the Hann : Dean Dupre, to come ever h
and prove thessarelege—tibat be
cue svpo.ed, should the bankrupt take advantage ittoeadoptnithrwonLybine
iessnaillerertrrotte..toasetly riaarttroofnhiess 7::::: previously Flowed a. Resolution affirming the second Ream. . tilMioel 11111eitOISISat . Sets or
.111 is air at ri
wen lMPerr I.
_lkea
4.1. tile illegality of pleconcerted hauler 1
',l('tir,iles'.,." tenting the regulations he tire, thePtirther the •11.• rat Mos •
I iii,ltiohen of the comm.' ire, and thenleave was given to brief Jibe
mereistetts: tact
wool=
rowed alai
apt;iesons bee been" ,
aIIUIP4t all "• the tirosent day were—tne vacuity ju, l„ i„ Isla apprehension, though it "Mein seem strange to 11, e aim °esteem, that the sweater ~,,,,old not woo me * Made to those several nodividusiss, amass whom were the
i; Si ls which debts were admitted before the Coin- ray so, the Hon. Member bad guile too bur, and had not gone warrant to tom Clerk of she f•rown, for the election of • new atstar aid l'eathee:ill-low of Plalatters wife, who are to Elle-
sonaintiens—tlie mentor whereby the undeserving far enough. lie had gone too fir its intposithe new doties Member for Barnstaple, onto! this day month. . lead, hat that they all refused to come over. to prove the
crtilitor was in law entitled to his certificate—the on theComraissiossers, which, ressiniiiisig uss their presto' foot. Mr. W. Woos thought the House, having Hots aster- Isaeriattes though du, were nfr''rw4 their "Mem".
rg Ile had not gone far enetteh. i• d the exictcnce of the crime, ought to proceed to the Mr. Dupre, glow, of the Dellll, was then 'widowed and
f'l`Vf•ive punishment, death, provided against lu
becausegi they
heha could
d ;go: dila% law le o. br administered "nr '" •ea oil it red benot •i t the
by the "me punishment of the delinquents. II was, therefore,
_resolved eimon,O s • °PP" w•• Pries a nor-
fru mi idea bankrupta—atirl the very small allowance person, ostler the same cifeunistarees as lotherio—bat I
tot Ms wisitioiellast liie AliorlsrY-Geoersi be directed to pro- HMV, Wet he produced • register of man els in the 14711111,
maid their effects made to bankrupts in all caws. until the Administra • were plar.ed ion lbe hands of men crest te Sir M. M. Lopez for bribes y and corruption. la which was mitered a marriage between two persons of the
In ll e corionencement of their labours the Coin. whose whole time should be derided to that one uhject, it The Scotia' Pour Bill rtsa;t r2ad a gerund time, and or. name ta Charles Limiest Fitzgerald and Mariawne Brerhow,
miller Incl found extreme difficulty in framing a was not Possadc aderme could "Wahl he dene. .Ikine a dered to Ise committed On Monday. Sad he prove that in the Island of Jersey this brook would
stoner hiomelf, lw tanild nut be supposed desiroos of Mr. 1 u,RINGTONI brought up the Report of the Com- felledived as proof vsf the merrier. This book was ob-
I iry ail.ilited to the circumstances and situation of em
hommilising their 'character—tin the contrary, he !wheys,' •. 1 s j*.• •m t.„ 4 A The k 1,, i el II II hy the Counsel fur Ilse Defendant, as not being
o
lE. I.nyt, nisi on Ilse application of a friend,
the their performance of the duties assigned I:them was as Inrelaidicaeosolnagirt7ed wto.,"lllA4l.awßillrotsr.dered to leseiwbrili ellet iwo 't ° legal evidence Of the marriage. However, his Lordship ed-
- A- ' -" 1.1- Peel) IA professed his good as II al el hi
_ae _i_co...es they bad to encounter sariold miasma). re itwetor milted the evidence, bat at the instance of Counsel, saved
.__ _ . _ . the Excise jimmy, Arts was also agreed the point foe further argowiewt no the Court Above.
Charles - -.ule, Esq. was produced to prove the state in

IRELAND.

MAYO ASSItES.

lialler for Oxford (Mr. Peet, awl proa.—
reall;ners to lend lai4 Ilari.tence to the maturing
4.1 may measure calculated to meet
,the evils

permit. He (Mr. A.) objected to a clause in ilw 6111 which
empowered a man to make a bankrupt of lum.clf; believiug
it to be diametrically apposite to all the altar pi iticiples
of
frauds He gave

The Report on IL
to, and a Bill orilrml.
Doctor PfttLuinonr. moved, that Owe Ise lAA es; Ow
a list of all •hip, and gm,. seized fur WI a( bee of Na

tirtniole,
which the Plaintiff and his wife had lived inzedier, and
he said, that as long as he knew them they lived happily to.
Oil the cross-examination of this Gentleman by Mr.

of the artem in that country. provided it was
~tent with low there. Gentlemen most iuti-

the 14w1 sad liktly to U.pe" a a door lu rent .
hie emirs conciirmice to that part ilw hill it kids mho.
-if

table a list k ai • v...
1,144:hue slid tutv ;rat u•:, lass, gis est up 10 the owners by
- of t he ilirok oo oo Arit of the Treasury after sets-
_
' "

Wallace, who kid also bets, brought don,' SptCl3l COIIIII-
- for tin. U icudaal, it sppestrvd that Au was not
iulimaicly

mild,' MI (painted with the mibject here in every belied capital piiiiishment iu casts of
met gave the rpOkt direct testimony before the
i slitrii.t or properly.
Committee, not nuly against many of. the principle.. ?oaf wished to take Ilia• opport is nii vor pay.
leg the of his 'raise to his lloitoloalde 17:eisd, for
il the present law, but the mode of, its ad'musistra-
hire isidet:iigau We iiidimily and nnwi mica :issiduly in in emir.
lion he the Commissioners. to which they them. i.o. Bill
'etre* belonged. To illustrate the extent a the Aide/also WA ITIIM 1,, rulogis^ll Mr. Smith, buil ..n.l.f 014.
}lift gr."1"1", the difficulty of knowing who were Moo his Bill did not go fir climigh. foe•. he thought a total
• '• - lie intoning of the Acts, it wee solE• i change should lw made iii the system tO,theol:lnimdons::iiihri.;

or o.
letlft of lemisatiott, itt any of the V tee-Admo .ity Camels
in the entunles.
Mr LustietoTtiv objected In the 'nation as brim in*
general, bat nut, ilia if the Learned Doctor would specify
as, halidozens easer,lte 'Awaid y willingly assent to the pro.
dwetioto of them. lie tleteodell she rovssiots. of the Act et
the 54th of the Kivu:, which glee the Loreto' it the Tre..ory
Ihe power of ie. vim( op vemork to the owners
they r riei•
old momeed the lion., that wheat Louts of

acqisainted with the family, except for a short ►ertent se.
time, soil was quite uninformed as to the +eve ral facts and
circeimstatices conoccieel with the Lady and h•r conduct, to
which lie was cxamnteel, particu►arly as to whether there had
heeis any improper attention beiWi 's wife and
Mr. George Kirwan, Mr. Fogg. rale!, ur Major Brown.
Mrs. Kirwan, the tiller of Ike Plaintiff, and wife of Pnt.
Kirwan, Esq. of Charkrilk, was then produced, and exa-
mined by Mr. O'Conn ELL.

traders within ti .it
T
tient in narrate an auerdote, lie stipposed well . i. 11111 was owe, read a vvroud lime,
hewn!, to many Gentlemen present :--A country committed no Friday, April 23.
gent:mum" 0r fortune kept u pack of hounds, and I of MairmaVi. niji";aillii 1". 113;11"ndrar to m"rii" leave
mai in the habit of buying old horses to feed of ,„gr.r,71.11:7,re aatoorr„aanier. ha,,,„g thetnalturblinit:dert.:;:a":„
them, and Sell their skins; on these grounds he i town ; he had, huwevvr, loon locked tint of the Him. -at dm
woe transformed into a trader. and made a bank. 1 proper time for the 41111i1.111, and in consequence mi miler
rapt. Great doubt and conflicting decisions ex. had b. ti made for taktiq the Menthe.. for idea ). to
iota relircting the liability or aartoos trade, to
Anna
Ahom he had referred, non the erittody of ties Serjoint at
He therefore hopra the Homor would now indulze
the operation of the law. The new Bill accord. him with peimitatun to move that the said older be dia.
ingly distinctly specified several classes of persons. 1 etwvd.
who were in future to be exempt from it--ouch no 1 After • short rtnivertatim relative to a polar of form re.
atei.ates, hundicraftsmen. and sehoolneasters.--'lrhe !, &Peeling the riving limier of each a motion, its whirl, Me.
nest provision of the Bill he should notice was, I 1":", the SPVAtiI(II, and He. Liesteiscros toe/ 34 pail,
flier fur lakiiir lir. MARTI, into cueltaly Wali dlll.
LIIIIi it rendered
_the refusal to pay a just debt, or I charged.

cndition., I.
Ihr Treasury earrcised this lull, they proceethdois ihs
Role priuciple protecting the Clic trader from vexation*
mid (-noel proceedings in distai.t cidoniev.
After a few word% from Mr. W. Wynn. Sir .1 Newpik,
Mr Forbes, Mr. !tome, gr. Filthy, Mr. Gordon, Rir q.
Robinson, 11101 Mr. Itielre Gilhei I, the motion was agreed
to, the returns b, ing confined to the last year.
NEW POST OFFICE.
Mr (;ORDOM r•implaWeed that papers were not prodneed
which he Ismd ttttt vi.l fur six wet It% ago, resprclitit: the new
Po_t Office. His opinion wee that the new ullire was a
mere job lorivitwii the TscaPticv mot the City for the t alten.
slit or. of 5c0,00411. alien 50,001)/ might have y
alteration p 05114,911.1, of beeieesil in Ihr old place. He
now moved that the returns be snide forthwith
ale I.uptuN GTO!, said, that so miavoitl.thle delay tor*
- - .

She proved that the Plaintiff and his wife had lived within
a short mile of her residence, at Charleville, almost
their arrival 01 Deland, after their marriage, and thou dor-
ies the whole of that time the Plaintiff had Mete • most
affectionate hu.haod, and th it she had never known any
Ihwg improper in the condom* of Mrs. Fit net ald towards
bee husband ; but, on the contrar,, she had ,hrifirved as a
Rood wife and on ofit (Inmate mother, until the arrival of the
Pl.rintiff in the neighbourhood, and his introduction to the
family ; till that time Plaintiff and his wife hard happily
together. She then gave an accumit of the former iotitoacy
of the Defendant with her father, in the year 1798 ; that her
father, who was a Mali Or remarkable sagacity and peuelra•
hurl, had had the highest opinion of the Defendant as an
hi/MUM able mid worthy MEM; that the Drfrodant heath ern-
fetreil 11010 e pecnuiary obht;aiions nu her father, NW' that
upon Defeml.nit's arrival in BAllittrohe, in July het, be was
old dear friend of

inisenting himself front his house for nitro successive
4 bankruptcy in the person so re-

.Ecri ON

CARNSTALPE ELEt,•• •
On the mutton of Lord Cuvt, the Order of the Day was
- Committee on the Barn-

plate in eustmquence of the twort...tty of referring the orders
from the Messily to uattr Boards.

again rev ived into tint family ns the . and
their fattier, and was admittstl to the must ustlrottided
ruud-
Pl iiitittrand

days. ots set of l'— ,
furing.or )11o:roving himself,. . The Hill next ay. i read for taking the Report of the ..
flied itpelf to fircemicerted bankruptcies. which 1 staple Eireann: into (sillier consideration. The Noir e
wire liable to be overturned at any ...t,i4e by the Lord .marked toot, iis this Report, iltere were twit Rr.olti-
tionis,uffs hick the first &dared Sir Malissat h M 455511 Imil.ll
liiiikrupt, lain could turn room! on the asaiKitee,
i. tiriiibie)::
hatidritb,tesrty. ;
isancitilt2irdrisiciiiiid, %hat al genet aft system of
sifter the latter hoot made C dividend of the whole
tirninitv, and compel Into to refund every +drilling I rough. lit these Presult:tion:, hirieltsialtehere:e.iii $$
'''''''''''''''''' 11hae.
~,r it. -The Bill contained a clans.- to inoteet the I Committee to invite the conenriener of the Rouse. The
evidence produced lodine the Commuter would, lie cinicrived,
errignee. and that he hoped would induce reiiiiect-
litieefonit_ pcifectly no jivit Est), the decision of the Coattail-
able personas to act in that capacity, in whicht, as
the lelitlllood, ihey wrrt iiver-e Bulls In Eliglsoil 1 lisi:kirr olftwth'i tliiivimnPrormicsd .1,11:: 1 forin‘ihivey h,..".b.."*".fi'mZ by
and Ireland. ole unit% ltti9ortiiiit 'root, never them to vote for Sr Nll.ll.uni a Not lessl
than 1,511014
sests.olin.fl
List sight of iii the bill, was In c..tifer whit. to have bren thus disposed of It was Nosily manifest,
lion*, „wins to, the cuuntni,,,mer.. Ti.e, weir , from the evidence, Iliat a geori 41 system of billwry prevailed
ut
iherthet►
hit deshitohe
of
them,
"eh, to IlhJe
ihrr.
I.:iiu iiiiiii.. b lib
11:1,12::..0. 'Ol.
ch be :;sir,acisipdf,iiiiir. ad: rt.:yid:eat Vl
pledot r
sir: .116, Sit
swing order in the Courts where they themselves , plopoition to the distance they had toiratel to the election.gsi

Sir Joists NLaa rear and Mr. N. WYNN complained of
this delay, 11111111 said the Ti enmity aloud without any piriailrle
excuse in ;tot complyitig with tlie toiler. hey complained
of the ext.( one aeglit.tice in producing part..., VIM, •
second miler was made that they he produced forthwith.
Mr. GORDON reword, that he Indicted there was not
only w job going Iwtwir-n the Tiessury and the City, but
pains talon to girt- a jolt to particular architect.
Mr. 11.tottitatrrost arid Ili it papers would he produced
next week, *loch ootild iil.flikle this pcitibinie. He
would Crrlitili!y 1.1.11011.• Ihrlll.oltell POW 411011.
After a f. w words front 54. Fong's, the gallery was
cleared fur a ilivirion on the moil 111 l , dirt these returns be
made fos ; hot w undeirlood au dials-iota look place,
•iitl the lion was &veva to.
Atljourued at Ilaur•PaSt TwaLvie o'CLoca.

Tour' I a Mra Fitz:ends]," are EN—attel Maim Browne Isere
ts the Devil." .
Me. Wallace Axe eresteed Ibis Leas. •
The miss-examination lasted nearly three boors, and cu.
traded finaniter the &shining veryesteacinliviary and rod. .an
detail :—She admitted that the Plaintiff had infaemeil lire
that be and his wife, peevisofia to Muir. .tatirtigaw, hail gime,
ohm to the clergyman to marry them; that the elereentan
refined to marry them, unless they rame iecompanirod by
snmenther persons, end that accoidingly they went stymy,
l itar
and returned some time after, bait on the frame slight, ac-
companied by other persons, and were then m- she use
dreatisoi that shortly afterwards Plaintiff nor pone
to London, And these Plaintiff left his wife in rings. enact
Meat to attend his soothes in the llolitary College; th it pi
mime time afterward' they rums In Dahlia, and Plaintiff sent
off his wife alone in the Canal boat kr Tallmoore, me her
way to hie friends its the roomy Mayo; that she happetied
to meet, by accident, a female serptaietaiiee in the host,
otherwise she would have had this journey to p. rform oils
protected, until sonic friend, Jo whom selfish,' had widen.,
*lmola meet her; witness knew tlie Ime Mr. Geneve Koos Ail.
who stied a short time since; there had Is on a report, who+
• witness believed, that Montt four. rata null a half'. or, tie,:
~ sinew, Mrs. Fitzgerald and Me. OM. Kirwan had souse
improper intercourse teethe'', hat leanest, ;lid sod, of her
own knowledge, know of any select erhatonlite lietwern
them; but the report hail reached the Fistutin 's oar and
witness's, and witness believed there were improper mien-
lions and flirtation between Mr. Gro. Kirwan and Mos. Fife-
remit, ; that so fnr had the suspicions on that anhjert gone,
that Mr. Pat. t‘irwen, witnews'ir husband, had gut sip at
night to watch Mrs. Fitzgerald, misdealt+ her color inlet Mr.
Rtrwau's room ; that witorm's "wpm hail first loser.
raised by observine the eititatioa in which Mrs. liitzermlif
bad placed her bed in Mr. Kirman's boom, who was thin a
bachelor, and with whom ',hint ar awl his wife, and wilts...'
and her husband, were throi on a serif; Mr. ticoomr Ktrwratt
wa• then canfinid with a broken leg ; is iloie•s then rtreirrierit
the silnatinn in which Mr. Fiftyfold slept ; it wii• in iii,rie
wing of the building, in who+ were three to ihriorm• ; Aft'.
Flizzerahl Chose the centre heohroore, and Mr. It K.. War,
Was the neat to her an one Mile, and Mr:. Pet .ho sass and
witnetts slept in the other; it was this fircumsc ore ibex
raised pitiless's suspicion, for she conceived WO.. ritzy r ',ld
had p!areal herself there fur she purpose or more ft a.lily g,,jor
to Mr. Kirwan at night ; it was while she slept so float room
that Mr. P. Kielce.' had got op at itizlit to watt li Nli•. Fitt-
errata going into Mr. George IC irwan's room; while lie It..a
watching at the slime, whirls was at one end of shoo wt .g, his
heavy breathing had created some aliens, and his wee ”1•1.e.-.1
to go sway on a door openiog; willow. en.l her huslimid h ft
the bwor real d sy, or in a very short time, and ilievelnre Mr.
Pat. Kirwan del not watch flp 111 ; suspicious had e,ii.e so (.r
as to Mrs. F.'s tropropriety of conduct, with respect to
her correspondhore by letters, that her drawers had been
'marched; and effete-or 'II Plaintiff also searched In rtoes in
fir letters lint none were (mewl; wittiest, miderstond that.,
Ides. piizreald had given lairdninae to her foods mil . m at
witness being asked for what impose the ;mule ..nn was
given, she was midersiood by the Learned Jude, 10 .ay, it
was roe the purpose. of getting rid of the hashaiiii that ..1 a
might tuaroy Ile. tienme Kirwan, who was a rich man, snit
tittle+ more wealthy than her husband; hut in aI, .s I. is
afterwatds wanes* said that she had not intended to say that
the I intlanitan was g.ven to get rid of fin hosbaiml, fir it wee
by the Plaintiff dying iii the lied bodies that Mrs. Fitr-
revald looked to get rid of lore husband, and to marry Mr.
George Kirwan. Bring a.ked, why thus was the latidaniam
given? she said, she conceived It was to timid • Mrs frog.
ger•ld the more safely to Meet Mr. Geer(' Klrwill ; MI.
Genre Kirwan married after this OM!, and wiiiiess molt r-
eload that it was reported Plaintiff's wife had thi ti a a 1...
lion with Charles Fittgetrilal; lo leered there had been sorb
a flirtation, but did not know of any thing actually criminal
between them ; believed there hail ,breis such flirtation at
ought nut to be between a moils"' framed worn .it tool ail
honourable man ; whines. did slot bear any report of any
thing criminal between Plaintiff's wife and M .iiir Brown ;
hitt are a note being produced to itcr by Mr. Widdite, she
admitted it was Plaintiff's wife's leoniCirriting, and that it
had heel %hewn to her by the Der ndant ; it was a note
addressed to Main. Brown, and alludin_ to time' inter-
course between bre and hint ; witness admitted, co reading
this note, that she had no doutit there Intl loran previmis
and imps uptr intimary bet weds Maj a. liii.iror 40,1 1
Mrs. Fitzgerald ; she admitted that Detaidaof had sties-
ell her this note at the time he bad reviles-it it room
Mrs. Fitzgerald, to give to the Nlitior. mod that he
bad said be sheerest it to Major Brown hi fore he dirt to
wahine ; and that about gnat time the Major was to ig
the toiletry, and going to England; witness admit. it
that the whole of the time. from Ilse Di feudaul'A Gist lOW.
duellist to Plaintiff's wife, at Oakliesid, iii July list, lentil
be was terblddew the house is. Aura's& last. YU till' 11.0CUStrY
of the criminal intercourse, was a pei Mil of only lire weeks
or theresbouts; that three were wily sit visits paid by lie.
trollied at Oakland and Chark•ville (the fetid-dire Or the
witasess), taken together; iltai the first vial was aro Ids being
iatrodured by Major Mown, and lasted only about an hour,
or an hoar and a half; and that Mis Flizzriratil snit Dee
fepdant had no private conversation at that time ; its it 1:m
nest visit was to limirleville, where witness and tier 11114.
band bad invited Defendant to dine, tool that Def. octant
did oat sleep these, bat that be colter/aid a great deal with
the Plaintiff's wife in der drawing room ; this visit was
about six days after the join-oho-6mi at Oakland; that the
larva visit was let Ilse distance of her or six days, and Sae a
visit to 0ak1...n01, where Di fendant came es mulatto, el by t'as
two Miss Brooms; that *items, wits also tbere, and that ,t
that toot MM. Fit:llmlJ and Dthroathant walked for a short
time together is. the stersibliery ' • that the next visit WAS at
a distance of about a wet k--asitl that at sue Vlall SO 0 .k.
land, towards the end of the period, he bad slept two nigh!"
there; end that the last of the six visits was paid at a ittiess's
house about six or seven in the m•io sting, who n WO ndart
came to give diem further information on the t•hjer t of
' marled and t

Mrs Fittierii'd's r.solotion t glut he. but - an. tamp,
she admitted that shiftily airier t!.r walk in the ihruld
e.,
Der:udatit had sitokrit coo6dent..ol} t i atitturas, vitt said lie
find the the Piaintitt 11,1 not it akticil happily;

laktientvill to . ...
that hr then m. oiliest to hit 11 s'l 111111 Mrs. Fitiiroaol
1 111(11 all hrr efl,l 5 a% to Mr. Geo Kirwan,

lead . io .
Chinks Esizeria mul littown ; 'Ma 1:e inormer,
her Mrs. Fitzctrslit was rritolvv.l I. quit ler loto‘luoutl
childmi, and pro tfp Ent° 14... ►h. L ,1 men pt. -
posed to X.) to limo to IA .11...r.,11e, cud it q "toed tvin I-.
give ber mom v, to •it itik I.er 1.1.13 s•• ; but that he
%Ants/. dot Hot ri,tlSidt r 11.1111 C,11644111111 .•13 uth to 1.11••
pose It'd it Irv. fur 4.1 prrsoolai. allJettint..l to him that
sloe matte the proputoll ; drat be was ewavtac d she only
Wanted to woke him a ..ierposscstoote Iti the redimetti ; met

that Defendant th.n timid the neecs.soly of a sep.rat
between Plaint& and hl. %ed.., and that manse hitt,• sunlit-
stun he made for hi r, Ity way of annuity, to keep her
front utter ruin, fur that he u..s I.e.straslesl toile a..silsl
Rn
•pers the town if afar we'd 11/ lAIIIIIOII Wlllll/11( 01.1111 s. 81,fh p 1 u.
• ; I sat witness, when Crefruslrtat told her a hit Nirs.
Fifsgelald had cogres,ell, sin Mintiest 1.6 him the en cunt-
stances respecting Go...sire liiirs.lll, but slid nut its,ul...is
those connected with Charles fitazer•lsl, lost h. and Is.iss is
silence; that when feasts's, hiked with illness its its
▪ of Mrs. F 'a misconduct, every thin: which a ions
aa
611111 lit him rt.-pectin': Mrs. V ceslatnly had • tendency hi
tortnim hum its that opinion he avowed of her (Mtg. For4s,
rs that sde ass a very Lail animals. I: aas the topi,issit
witness liersc:f then eutertnisie.l. She uslendtc.l, that at
first ,he Ilitattgllt she pnwi fun, by way of Annuity Los %Ir..
Fillgesaltl, was A earful and rots. I' 1,. ,g, Lunt 1,111CtIVIV•1
rn

the advice gores by the Vrfrud tit—but a: ier • litileothe
thought .1 twat WWI. 110. p her .011 th« family amid eicie

deuce, just at if he had been himself the father iit ria0..... .. .
herself; that soots after his introduction, he appeared to hail I was some pos.tire act of rill!, whirl. would en;ke it initeis.
acquired a complete control and ascendanty over Mrs. Fits. sable—and tile Defendant tlnsii adopt. 41 the snow opinion.
greald ; and that from that time she !weenie sulky and die. Sat said that ilieFn•i he Defendant mentiouid all the•, facts l
,
contented; that the Plaintiff and bend( consulted Defend-. she went to Mos. III.V•fallol 1.. o o.niusi4irate the-
h aw
ant upon this subject In the moat unreseived and confide 's. she found her SONIC, vain, toe the declerc4l she ....• se•
list manner..-but she was convinced he abused that coal. waved to go away, and 'lost she had nu tamely --and that
deuce; and that fruits the first visit lie paid at Plaintiff's • ranneirturra her spirits were al. low, she 1/..Slo.nlttorti lo tioow
honer, he funned she plan of seducing Mts. Fitzgerald, and herself' into the over. Mrs Fi.seeral•l leei h.. "Inc t.,1,)'.
she Intninnirki, as a proof of this, it very reiriark3hle eapiis. and .puke of leaving lire husband ..new 1), 1• infant's aieivsi,
stun used 1., him at that first interview, at which Plaint If and tint before--,,,,,l ftionetir„ imit from ilie I'l,m asmneut of
and his wife, and niftiest; and her husband, and al.o Major his ittlroMmtmot, lie had lesulesd vu ist ~, i, le her—ltc lard
Edw. Browne, VICI-e present: when Captain Kerr and the acqnsred in a I•WI t time an al....iiiso itoin tttttttt over
other visitors wow Omni taking leave, Captain K. re oh. her mind—she admitted, however, that lloel usioteSsoiola of
'wired that this h m
delightfol *erne till. int in ind 4+f Pain- Deednt at his firs' visit, atonal Adsou and Eve, and ilia
disc-0 You," said Ise to Captain Fitegerald, " Ere Ad m— devifl,n wasa a proof of Iris sagacity, scri that be then actually