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TUN DAY. MONDAY. YYSIODDIr %toy)
ORDER OF THE DAY.
SAW fora Su pply—Comnolttee.
NOTICES OF NOTIONS
Trt,ne imord
Danincha—Distressed state of tie
' When Newport—To soave for papers will
Viee-Trempurer's Office in Ireland. .05.1141
RI. Alderman Wood—Motion foe Copy at iliepiet
twat Was Cued of Cosmos Council, relative WallaWia.
sesta Zialibtabrldire in Sagas last.
MINORITY
In fawner of Mr. Rice's Clause le the Irish llesurreetion till
for making inoperative a Trial by Jury—February B,IBW.

Bright, Henry . Homprood, W. P. Msedooold, James
Brum, Jobe ' Hill, Lord A. 111 adocks, W. A.
Brougham, H. Heights, W. L. Nicest, Lard
Berielt, Sir F. Helve, Sir R. Ptolemies. Si, G.
Crerrey, Than. Helshouse, J. C. Rice, T. S.
Clarke, Flow. C. B. Hutchinson, Hoe. Sefton, Earl of
Desk's, W. J. C. H. Wood, Alderetain
Desconssoe, Via. Jame, Wm.
Ellice, Ed. Leeward, T. B. Timmins.
Fit:gibbing, Hon R. lothington S. Bennett, Hon. H. G.
Ferguson. Mr R. C. Lambine, j. G. Wilsons, Sir R. ,
Folkestone, Fie. Marti., John

MINORITY '
1. favour of a Claim for authorising the LOA Lientemiht
to appoint County Magistrates to assist in lowa.—On
the question for reeledine from the Bill the Indrutsity
Clause the same Members votesl.—Febenary 6, 14011. ..
..--.
Bury, Vise. Hatehinsoa, Hon. Phillips, G. R.
Bright, Henry C. H. Roberts, A.
Brooehani, H. Hughes W. 1... Roberts, Cot.
Burdett, Sir F. Hill, Lord A. Ricardo, D.
Bennett, Hon.H.G. Heron, Sir R. Robinson, Sir G.
Burmt, S. M. Hubhonse, J. C. Smith, W.
Calvert, C. Hume, J. liV,•111, M.
Drawee, T. Hon) wow!, W. P. Wiltou, Sir R.
Ellice, E. James, W.
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Lambion, J. G. TELLERS.
Folkestone, Via. Moore, Peter Du , Vise.
Hurst, R. Regent, Lori Bice, T. S

MINORITY
AOAINIT PAIMIXO /Mg taus 1111011114CTION fist.
Berveghsin, Henry Hurst, R. Robissoe, Sir G.
Rankly Sir F. Hughes, VV. L. Rice, T. S.
Barrett. S. M. Hill, Lord Arthur Roberto, A.
Rewastt, How. H. G. H ichiesos, Hoe. Roberto. Col.
advert C. C. H. Wool, Aldermen
Denta;ssiss, Vise. Huse, J. Wyeill, M.
ts:l James, Ws.
. Vie. Lembion, J. G. Wilson, Sr R.
Bergives, Sir R. C. Moore, Peter TELLERS.
Mesa, Sir R. Hugest, Lord Bright, Heisty
Rebbsese, J. C. Ricardo, D. Denman, T.
[Ageinitibe third maim( of the Habeas Corpus Sespeo-
else Sill, the same Members voted, with the exception of
Mr. W7ei11..1-IVelsrstiry i, 1112 S.
THE BRITISH I'RE S S. 1

LONDON,

MONDAY. FIUSIWAILY 11. 1844.

•
The binierreetion Bill and the Bill to suspend the Helms
Corsi Ad is Ireland, were the subjects of a brag discusses*
in the Mouse of Lords w Ileturdat sight. A feeling weft
geserellp prevailed among their Lordships that an estivate
nesseneity•releked the essetenent of such measures is the
presage unhappy stale of that country, bet some differtace
uf spiels* existed upon the propriety of arming the Go•
versus's* sod Magistrates with powers so dangerous for a
logger period thee six weeks. It was contended by Lords
KILO and HOLLAND, with great force, that although their
Lordships might feel the expediency of infusing au tastiest
rigour isle the Government uf Ireland fur the suppreaio■
of a terrific evil, the urgent haste with *hick they were re-
quired to grant sects as authority disabling them from dia.
coming it. cherecte►, extent, or necessity, I might to prevent
them trim reposing this extravagance of power in the Go-
version* for a period longer than might be rulEciest fur
a isreful and deliberate inquiry into the cireninstauces of
the country. An amendment to thireffeet was proposed is
the Committee by Lord Kum, and was supported by several
Lords, w►o had acknowledged the pressing necessity of the
two BIN., bet on a divii•iun it was negatived: the numbers
being ltd the amesdment 15, against it 59. The two Bills
were Named successively through their several stages, and
will tkia.evesiag receive the Royal Assent by Commissiou.

Paris Pape?' of the 7th inst. have arrived at uur Office,
They imolai. the substance of the Military Couveutou eon-
eluded between Austria sod Naples. The following are ea
trade:—

PARIS, VEMlLtlialf 7.
Yesterday, after Mass, the King presided at • Conned of
Mimi .

The Madrid.' Is have published the Military Conroe-
fion concluded between Austria and Naples, on the 28th of
October, 1811. The following is the suhirtance of it The
military occupation of Naples and Sicily shall cootinse
for three years. The Austrian troops shall be !reduced
to 41,000 infantry ■nd 7,000 cavalry, is November
18111, if at that period the Neapolitan army be erganbied
en the footing agreed upon between the two Powers. TIM
Assaf WIN shall evacuate Sicily immediately when the Klee
of Naples s►all have seat 5 or 8,000 men thither. In three
months after that evacuation the army of occupation shall
be reduced to 30,000 men. When the organizatioa of the
Neapolitan army shall have been completed by the three
fortiori" regiments, the army of occupation shall be reduced
to 25,000 mew, which shall be the Iliainiust for the three
year,.

,:The Kiel( of Naples shall defray the charge of subsistence
Am the Austrian troops front the passage of the Po. The
asistenance of 42,000 men, sod the troop, which occupy
Sicily, is filed at 11 millions of ducats (48,750,000
frame); that of 30,000 men at 4,800,000 decals ; and that
of 25,080 mesi at 5,480,000 ducats. The cheese of sob.
shim* from the passage of the Po to the time of entering
Ihe Austrian territory is settled at 4,000,000 of Aurins."—
(Animal du Debate )