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least, the credit of the amendments seemed to
Ire
given to another Nuble rod Learned Lord fti -
Lord Chancellor, we presume),not of fire tirstWO.i
description.
Lord CANTLERCACII said, he mas ;ippy to hew
it admitted, that the Bill hail merit, from «Wins°.
ever it orocreded.—(,4 laugh )
Mr. MINA, said, dust Lis Xohle Friend }rid
in vain endeavoured to introduce rrmrldr improve-
ments into the law five yews ago.
The Hilt was then read a second time, awl or-
dered to be committed to.enirri.w.
SEIZURE 0FA1,0,,
R31:41 BILL.
Lord
id.
0..
Lord CASTLERZ•GIi H
Day for the bringing up the Report of the Sczurt
of Arias Bill.

Mr. BILOGCOEit brought up the Report.
On the question that it be received
Mr. POWLETT expressed s hope that the Ni;his
Lord might yet he prevailed opoto to admit
alterations into the 1.1i!l. Hr believed the 00411.-r.
Irons of his county (Durham) wet e
the thirst of turbulence—!rut tlw.e part. alone; t:e
trusted. them that the other pasts of it would
exempted from Its Opeeinloo.
Lord CAStLEREAGII raid, that if they
toured to levee out will, I;it'ety, 001 iy rattycounty. but the Inrrlictilar tracts of county
adapted fir the provisions of the Bill. it w„.
possible that the will of the Legislature be
executed. He admitted that ; it was ors eisCro
011 constitutional right ; hint for loirvorer of pro.
teetioti, Parliament was bound to ever unt note
the discused part, hut also the sound, awl prevent
it from bell% contaminated with filtrable. He
thought the proposition of the Hon. Meintwr would
be attended with int onvenirnce : it war nui,e ittir
possible to demarcate with exretness 111 (taw
Mr. LAMB lON professed himself extvelling!v
obliged to his Him. Colleague, for the character
he had given of the northern inert. of the comity.
lie (Mr. Latnbton) reully believed flat Ilse uonit
deserved the ayphcatieen of the Mrisbule just ..
mach us the west—anil that was 151.1 at aii.
The question having been put--
Mr. LASISToN moved, u• an amendment, that
the Report he received this 'lay six
The Howie divided on the Auseialment. when
the panthers were—
Against the Amendment
In favour of it

Majority
The Report was then received, awl the Bill or:
demi to he lead the third lime to-morrow.
The other orders of the day were then disposed
of, and thy House adjourned.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCt.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, nrcEmr:Fit 1?.
tt was yesterday whispered in the Ci.sinher of
Deputies. that some schisms es4ted in the Ministry.
The opinion is generally entertained, that the pre-
sent state of thiturs will undergo further Owl',
and that new actors will shortly figure in our poli-
tical scene.—(La QuolidieNne.)

MADRID, 110VESIB1l O.

The yellow fever has not emirs-1y ceased at Cace;
From ilir 19th to the 23d inst. 73 individuals died.
and the number of sick on the 431 was 113. At
Port St. Mary's there were only 343 sick on the
20th. anti the mortality was Dine deaths daily.—
rrom the 29111 of August to the 7th of November.
there died at Suit Fernstido (Isle of Leou) slc-ce
5,306.

I

The Spanish corvette Los Ramancitia. which
sailed from Puerto-Cabello on the 40• I or Septem-
ber, arrived at Cadiz on the 19th inst. She has
brought to Europe Colonel Leon dr Ortega. Ma—
rillo's first Aule-tie•Cump. It iv said he it charged.
with dispatches of the highest importalice.

STOCKHOLM. NOVWSIBFK 24.

As our granaries ure well rtured, the E;uveruntent.
jut it:creased the duty MI stuinuted foreign.
corn.

THE RAFFISH PRESS.

LONDON.
THURSDAY, DEcsuerit 16, itt!9.

We apprised our readers yeeterclay that the.
threatened meeting did not take place at Nlanches--
tee on Monday last. About ten titled: tin that
they the Requisitionints who had summoned the
meeting notified, by a placard, that the ineriiiir,
Iran, (Or prudential reasons, postponed to
future <lay," end the people in consequence did
tart ensemble. What the designs of the Requisi-
tionists in ceiling the meeting may have been, it is
impossihk to determine; but we know that the
Magistrates avowed that they thought them danger-
ous, not only to the people of Malichenter, but to
the State iti general, and yet these Magistrates
never thought of preventing the tneethig from
being held, but left it to the R.quisitionists-10
these men whose projects are said to have been so
desperate and dingeronn•—to save the town of
Manchester mud the country from the imminent
peril that threatened them. The temps indeed in
the town and the vicinity were uuttaerous and well.
organized, end might in an instead execute Vrti.“
KellOCt with stream), of blood u, lam the deluded
ruffians who would venture to di Ame the general
tranquillity ; but we cannot beli eve that the Ma.
girtrates of Manchester could in this consciousness
of
Menu arbula ntlawrhttiY h
ch mightave lookedha ve led to
i
ttothendifsilisue;ne
slaughter
of some hundreds of their wrete Iled fellow-subjects.
The use of the exprelaiwn " prudential reasons,"
in the pecerd puetitowieg the ssorting,
is perverted
by a Monasterial Journal to er :press the doubts of
success in their deepeme forty
,eet, with which the