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London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

• %lead of 0;000,06 /.,...3;0410,000/. or ilitaterir lhd
sum tni.4lit be. The linatices of it nation like this
ought to rest on the firm basis of .truth, uod as
there was no reason to conceal. there could be Po
motive for coot; Ru nu al. instead of a real
sratementi initAligible to the people or the &Amu),
at I:mgr.—/Near, hear.)
The Report was then received, and the Rill or.
dered to he read the third time te-morrow.

His MAJESTY'S PROPERTY RILL. • t
Oti the mottoes of the Cliaactmaoit of the Escitritttsn.
the Report of lite 31,tjentv's Property IRII wasiereived nod
agreed to, and the Hill ordered to be read the third time to.
aIQIIIW.
The Slave 'Trade Rill was read a irzond time, and ordertd
to he committed to morrow.
The Sweet and Made Wines Rill wee read a permit! time,
and ordered to be committed to-morrow.

The Silk Nlanufarturera Rill was read a second time, and
untried lo he (intimated tomorrow.

The high P.At.titace Ell! wail committed, and the Report
ordered in he received tomorrow.
'Jibe Co free Expoirtat Bill misread a second time, and
ordered to be committed to-morrow.
The Smuggling Prevention Bill went through a Com-
mittee.—Report to-eaurrti.

The thud reading of the Annual Accounts Bill was post-
poned until to-morrow.
The Rewet of the Pilchards Bounty Bill seas received,
and the Bill ordered to be read the third tone to morrow.

The Eiwt India Postage Bill went throng,. a CuirsMittre.—
Rt purl Iw-morrow.
'lle Helmut on the Customs Fureizio Wares flitt was re-
ceived, and the Bill urdeiril to be read the third time lit.
MOO UW.

The Nate Glass Bill, and the Appropriation Mil, went
tootingli Commilieee.—Tlie Reports kr morrow.
The Report of the Gown Gls., Bill %1'.4,1 receir•ed, and
the Bill ordered to be-
read the third itsnt, _

The Report of the Inland Coals Bill was received, and
the Bill ordered fur the third reading to-morrow.

SPIRITS INTERCOURSE BILL.
The Ttepurt of' the Spirits 'uteri:nurse Bill svaii
received, mid uu the motion that it be read the third
time 10. morrow—.

Mr. MAURICE FiViGERALD COOLI not suffer this
motion to pass without c plainiug of the great
injustice it indicted upon the interests of Ireland,
ill contratentinti of one of the Articles of Union.
By that Article the manufacture of either comatry
was to he perinitteil to cuter the other upon the pay-
ment of a mutual counter duty. Irish spirits were
therefore imported into this country as English
,iris were lido Ireland. But it war said that Irish
spirits were not it complete manufacture, and must
therefore be subject to r•ctification before it could
be sent into the market nere. He denied, en the
authority of the Irish distiller, that the spirit was
an incomplete manufacture, on the contrary, it was
asserted it was better than the English manufacture
—why then should it be exposed to a process of
rectification, the effect of which deprived it of the
fair competition in the Ettgfush market, to which it
was entitled by the Articles of Union? Besides
this objection, which was in itself complete. the
Irish distiller asserted that the article was deterio-
rated by the process to which it was subjected here.
Lie thon.grit the Articles of Union ought to be in-
viuldbly on subjects of this kind, and
that Ireland ought to he secured in the enjoyment
of whatever advantages were s...tcurtd to her by the
Act of Union.
The CHANCELLOR of the Excutoeutt replied,
. that Ireland was or course entitled 1.1 all the advan.
tars winch were secured to her by the Act of
Union. hut he thought that that Act did not pre-
clude the necessity of making such future alter-
tauts as matters of regulation between the trade of
both countries. All that the Legislature required
according to the provisions of this was, that the
manufacturer in Ireland should have his mantifac-
. tore exposed to the same process as that of the
Isis ;lt.h and Scotch distiller, namely, a rectifica-
tion here of his liquor. for the purpose of securing
a more wholesome beverage for consumption. If
the Irish distiller were released from this necessity
of having his manufacture exposed to rectification
before it entered the home market here, in common
justice the English mid Scotch distiller must be
allavictrtlic saute privilege.—(//ear.)
Sir 11. PARNELL denied that the positive enact-
ment of the Union could in this way be annulled
by any subsequrqt regulation. The effect of this
slier:mon was, that the List, manufacturer WAS ia
the Ijriti.h intake. deprived of the fair competition
to whirls. ha was entitled by one of the Articles of
Union. He thought that goad faith would not
ruff-r the Irish manufacturer to be exposed to this
disatlymitage.

Mr. C.OuTzEtssoN said. that the regulation in
question seas a clear infraction of one of tile articles
of thr linion, and if admitted to he justifiable,
might be ex:rwleil to N degree highly ii jurious to
tl►e prosperity of Irrlaini. He entreated the utters•
tion of the Right 11011. Gentleman to the :object.
as lie could u,sure him it was one of great du-
pootance to the people of that cumitry.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQVER admitted
the subject to be one of great importance, but the
'edemas not to he got rid of in the summary way
the Hon. Gentleman bleared to thick.
Mr. M. FITZGEILII.D %mai he would lint it to the
officers employed by the Right Hon. Gentleman in
congaing the spirit reeetme. whether they did not
look upon spirits as an 'wide of perfect titattnrae.
Vire He would insist -it was, anti one ►upetior to
the English spirits usually retailed.
Mr. W. SMITH said, the distinction Wil% that

the gaglish 'pinto isocirrwesit N doable I►rocea. of
d►•ullatiou, roil the Jriol► but a oingle. 1.1 !I 111:11.•
Ili' of ouch cutiotquesice, hr hoped on alterat►on
ww►ld by Houle without the ktionledge of the Eng.
loth thohllers.

Air. W. FITZGERA4.I3 —l` It if no alteration.
which is desired. but it rt-torstiun of the laws efts-
&dished st the U ."
%Ir. T. 1171t.sort said no fivour•enuld be allowed.
if the it.,irits of England were rtquirril to be double
distilled is fore coining to the Eogl:sh market, so
to 1.11001 the spit its of Iri-I,llid. -
The Report was tlit-tt agreed tn, and the Bill or-
dered to he rend the third time to-toorroes.
The Cinthi Dr3wback Bill passed ihroegh a Cumaiitee—

fteport its-morrow.
' The Reports of the English and X.rish Militia Pay Bills
were brought up and agreed to, oud the Bills ordered to be
rend the third time to-tnotrnw.
Tile Bryon of die Anntetl. Excise Mil was brotight Up,
iteercil In, the Bill was ordered to he engrossed, and to be
rand the third time In-morrow, it engrossed.
The Tubiecu Impurtatiou Bill was reati the third time,
and passed.
The Fistserurs Preservation Bill, after a few worth from
Mr. W. Srttsrutat, Mr. Bariantr, sod Mr, D. GILALAT, war
read the thodtigref and rufsd.