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6 .... id .... MO 12 .... id .... 1100
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MARTIN awl Co.; who Sold, is Siete% N 0.1141, a Prise
ut 46,0601.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WIDNIIHDAT, Mama I.
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Their Lordships met at lee o'clock.
APPEALS.
DAVID CARIMIT, Essa..4preilauf; Mn. MACCIAMT
SCOTT, 01ILT CHILD Or ATRICH SCOTT, Esra. DC-
OCASILD, Raliourletat.
.11 Ie wa4 an appeal footem the &Asks* of the Comet of lko.
gins (*.A loud).
The Juolgeosat of the Coon below resorsed.
SIMI Roves, Esq. A ppelhowl ; Mas. HaiiitaT 66010
."WAIIIIII3, WIDOW Of MAJOR SCOTT WAIIINO, MI-
CHAUD, Surnsiui.
Teas au as appeal fro. tie Sociales of the Court of Ses-
airs .(lietalaad )
lodelsrot albs Cowl below affirmed, with 601. CHOIR
Appdhild; *GREGOR, R•OlIOWSROI.
Tile sac is anti at frets the &caters of the Court of Sad.
slow (lleutlead).
JeSseaest of the Court below reversed.
M•GUIDR„ Reeposideraf.
This was au aoyeaLlroost the deeidou of the Coast of Es-
eleeleor (Ireland.)
Mr Hart cud Hr. Wetherell were b• and foe the Appellant,
sod Mr. Horse for she Reeposdeet.
farther argewasot putspooetl.

Mr. Spice►, from Chelsea Hoopiial, preoroted so aerosol
of tire tiroWho'd Army Prize Moiree.—Laid es she tibir.

AGRrCUI.TUIIAL DIIIIIIIM
Earl BATHLIENT preatuted • IPMlligh from corrals
Laedholacia he loiter Canada, ouraphablecer agriculiurel
aad praying f, r relief—Hood mid laid ois dor sable.
The Noble Eerl locoooted two relitione io the seasettirrt,
signed I.y 10t Laud Hone,' of the t7oineey of Glauterter.
He Hated that the Penteuiwre did wit ample's, °rover las-
alias, bat of Her shawl...co of the produce of the laud, sad
prayed for loot. conic donee to priest Ow isupoitanon ur
cons lots the couni.y.—They wore nail, mod laid as ilia
labw.

The Trsnster of Aid, 111 ; the Twenty Millions Each*.
quer bills Bill ; lie A.m. Imprtlbr.■ (Ireland) Bill;
auJ Sonar, Tubace.i, Ste. Dail.* Bill, were s.mraily
read ■ reeouJ

The Btll to repos! part of the Karelian's. (Ir►laed) Act ;
sad the Seiner( of A.ana and Ammuaitioe Indemaity (lit-
Iced) Bill, aerie COSI Witted, mid reported without any suited.

HOUSE Or COMMONS, Weomaspaiv, Naftali O.

The SPEAKER took the Chair at four airlock.
111►. Spicer timeless op reriaio Accounts ria.atiug to Prise
Maury trim Ciliates Hospital.
rriNDow AND HEARTH TAX.
Sir R. SHAW mittor.d fug Retain. of the point and ant
amount of she Hearth awl %11111/10W Tao on Ireland for IYr
hitt wen tears; sad aloe the automat of the 114.artsa and
Wisdoms 'ran contorted in Detain wit►ia t►e ea.- p vied ;
and al•u for the oasbor of hoop a rolrosied sawn/aut.—
Ordered
iilr P GRIEN FELL s.•erd foe as Ammo' of all the
Silver C.iu (visited ill she Allot •rote Liat resulation at

rite"' were vs*?
Mr. Halffirilla sot fhletitt "EMI.. sake 'heat's.
oassiteliso, tet they were sir Hewed with that
spertery he abetted *spec,. •
Mr. WYNN dui not mite sisitteration as regarded
that particular upsilon; Lit the would capes Sat
the **diner, perste* would sot be depleted Gus, of givitag
dire walk, 4 nintioom Weeded to be made.
Mr. SENN F.TT Haack it • swomativem mesertion that
it was secretary is gere notice at all of any asettos. it tree
• were molter a eisortesy.
Mr. LUSHINGTON thought 4ia ilosostable Mead
(Mr. wpm) rawly correct. It aussW afford awed cos.
vesiettre if • notice were seat to thi slices where these
Morse were te be wade sot.
Mr. WYNN bed always held it Is be ilsoaget the right.
of thp Mow *hate Notice of • siotins *sold be agree, sod
Hors it Imes few the Howse to &Seisms ism far limit motion
*oldhe retesrillef with.
t mod had sootier *H w Nos to ake,
Mott~ Is toolui abdelptite No objective. He had moved es
Ss Mb April bet for aum account of all promos bolding too
• tosulismt. he* bell, mollutry, wool loyal estabiedemersos,
loot sett of three edordrtemett,s had asepelltd with the swiss
SW &me. Ms elosphi theser•re mels.for ',torsi of Mks
i=sliot ssilf pivie is be civic sad staisry establithineate,
bold owe eilisho rodeos, sr gilluwasce, in Great
Abitibi and lorteollossAm ale pies o% pried, witting ilue
I. Aof their yespertive tippeiNtswot, end the asmoust of
"II mg' !?..41 "lb Pt-ir• !AO Os gloved for as sb.
Of Hie hapless iticsn.d by the feeeraniest of Eng.
bathe lowa. Meads is * yeas ISlS—SO—and 21—
• diellogslibibs lid year, tad dielithis of she differs, en.
APribielis 4 .. ~: dr,
Me. issantaToN . apnoea • wish that Ike Hes.
Gspilroos woad puttpeart hai• eigidwai wool his Hosunroble
Frieudrar.Wal..) was io bis place.
Mr. MUSE said it ems *sly adding sae year to she re.
tares aleady made.
Mr. tAlliallsiG lON said he did sot Imo* whether rth
terse cosbibies.ds up toss lowa varied.
Mr. HUME said toe supplies of HSI had haw
e
sad be shouglit it was sot too sect to oak how thelti
'Uses disposed tot.
... Mr. GRENFELL loggestid to his Hosoerable Fr
.0111 t. Hoer) that he slit alter his mottos by loser;
le up to she law period.'
Mr. HUME 11.41 so objection,
Mr. WYNN said if the Hoe. Goodman persevered is
Altie mulles until the Secretary (Mr. Willows) was is his
1110 s; be should e, rtaissly some the pr. viola qtrestioa.
• Mr. HUME said as hodid rot wish to pot the Homo is
Ile peusble of divolnlig (although be would bejeweled is as,
doierg), be should defer his utiouus seat lot Hon. Secretary
was is his place. ..
MALT TAX. '
• Ilr. LUSHINGTON brow& up the !Sport atlas Co..
Native opoo Ilse Mall Tax. ' • ' •
Me. CURitiN rookl set let the ppm.** pus for
emakiag • few ob.rreatioita epos the &abject. although lie
eingld rather have mei v. d be. until ever* his Illajest)'s
*.dinners were is the Hdose. He ewicsl44l ibis alias kti-
editere had offered to the rodotry, is way of relief, was
gain iftedeqnsie so relieve' their dostremes. The comae,
wise saltine sad • half by the moral of a shilling a
I spas soh, b..t that worn dbe die.d.d ansiessit the
gid
, the commoner, and the brewer se Mai the Newer
out gain I.y it as mooch a./30,0141. Would is be sop.
Iliad that the deducts., of ore shillose *Mold aureate the
allidediptioe of barley to soy extent! Ilrertainly would
Mc sod it was by se means adequate I. sheet Ilse distresses
the cosstry. The repeal of she eel, tas lit,.uht afford, is
5.
**pianos, stab emote relief. It would afford • busesy to
raiser to chaser hie load from tillage to pasture. It
°.lbseld alter the mode of toltleatiss, aid lone, the qua.. '
et/ of milk and better, era A. ear, aid sea ble the farms,
. ,id OM .161114 7 is compete with usher swish ire, and is shoe i
PRIM ailvashl spent* wet baseisially for all claws* 4
Ow mewl. He coweidered it • sob) ct well worthy lbw'
gloriosa cosoiderat tom of the tiwowonowetot. He was ovilloog se
Seek that is was • had irk of lesistatios to nlisquiel
Om after bevies gee, iso kr • but the Horse Avoid eon.
emplato the great broad that world- miss totem it. The
tarsimor war every 4.y growing worse, sod whin a milli"
gni a MN was leered to relit we thew. ,tt ihosni be dome is ,
lit! =saner suet likely to prove beeriest. It was ape
doe yeas& that he begged leave ND thawe soot the WSW*
*mei* had done, iu the hope that mem step would be Wise
bribe Howse to altar a phis that, isaliesd.of sawhorses...6i bei
ore• grarral di.inswit. ,1 is u.
SW M.WILAIN *Ward to ash 111.1110eMIlleit Is the Trey. '
eery • qatratsiso orb cb bore upon the peopenessirject. Is was,
whether it was waist to co..tioue the prohibitive of roasted
✓ain of any kind' Mr. Host had bees lined, sad be kwevr
ell individual who had been 'sifted by .a lee list was Ms.
' peed urea him. He commie...A It might be • henget to the
grirstry, it was g. smelly bowies that it prodoeed a whole-
woe awl sialrilimas sewerage.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said las abject woe nod. r the eon-
ddirraitos of the Gaversesent, sod whet a demmon was
sante to, be sbouhl be happy to give the Hos. Castleman
sally ieurnialio• he requires.
Ma IL WILSON raprraised • hope that Abe, would also
modes' the ease of lbw. parasite Mae ijil istered so

11. 'CPI ty.
Afr. JONES did sot blame Ministers for selrethig she
melt tax. because it had twee geurrally Complaissed of fu
the House durtvg the last Itembiet; bat he did blame them
fur sot melting the prope► isiquiriee lull the mate of the
cavalry, whereby Ihry wowW have as.. that apiculture
would have beuriben womb scare by the repeal tit the
salt tali ; fur it did ant appear Is him tbaf the brewers were
the may put of the euuditanity that would derive oily brae-
GI from the repeal of a Aldine a bushel Upoit malt. The
firmer' were more distiewed this year them last. And would
it Ire supposed that use gallon more haw, would hr drank
ibis year shalt there area dunes the Mei 1
Sri I. I UFFIN stat►d some institutive or attempts to
ensile the dot, ow salt. sod the repeuse aftrildime the pro-
moiling of inflows ow deiveicd. lit ewe case, a quantity

either by his situation of Intl:tabu,
' - task, en apology might be expected ;
considered the subject itself of such vast
7:. gresewar the interest with which
regarded it, and, shift all, so deeply
in the inquiry were the honoar end charac-
ter of hid country. that, regardleis of whatever tan-
lives might be uttributed to hint, he widener* it
frarluuly. Towards the haler end of lass July
her bite Majesty was kited with a 'Mous i fee.
which, after some days of Puttering, termini, in
her death upon the 7th Adtt g 'I ust. 0 hits it a 'f-
-4
ee a manor of surprise that she had live so
long under the circuoirtanceo in which she was
placed, under the accumulated wrongs she hod en-
dured, arid the uurelenting persecutions with which
she was pursued, and, above all, in that sate of
mind which arises from hope delayed, and causes
the heart to grow sick. Nothing but the fortitude
of her character, and that. undaunted spirit which
belonged to her family (and none of the mak part
of her family 'assented a more intrepid resolution
or a more during spirit than idle did), could ever
have sustained her amidst such accumulated wrongs.
Daring the whole of her Majesty's dines*, no visit
of respect was paid her, no inquiries were [node
from the Court. no notice wo.telten of her (ex-
cept by one member of the Royal Ftuily, his Royal
Highneue the Duke of Susses), ho more than if
there had use been such a person in existence. How-
ever, after tome days her itifferimesteruitooted by her
death. As soon as that event took place, notice was
given by the executors of her Majesty to the Govern-
ment ; and 011 e of the executors (Dr. Lurhington)
waited upon Lord Liverpool to acqusint him with
tier Majesty's will. He held in his hand a copy of
that will. The only part •f it upon which it was
necessary for him to remark, was that her Mikity
hod requerted that at the expiration of three dy.
her body should be reified over to BeWirewiek lye
ioserineut. The House would probably be anxious
so knotty the reosnue that induced her Majesty to
make th.t reqn,st. It was not that she was der
oirous die ceremony should be hurried over, or that
her hotly should remain but three days in the coun-
try ethic!) had been her slay and hope amidst all
her sufferings. When her Majesty had been in.
formed by his Hon. and Lestried Friend, MOM
painful dirty it become, that her death was air
proaching, she answered wi h that firmness sod
fortitude which never deserted her, that she 'wither
fearid nor cared. She then gave directions that
•herbody should remain but three days in England.
She said, " I am not sure that I shall die to-d. 7
nor to-morrow, but if I should, let rny body be
removed at the espiretion of three dale, for
that will terminate the anniversary) of seven yeast
strict I quitted Euelood." She had good reds.+
to remember that sad period, when she had bet.
forewarned by all her sincere friends of the dangef
of the step she was shout to bike. And it was by
no maim strange that
.her Majesty should be in-
duced by one of these associations that sometimes
occur in the human mind, to tie upon the aunivero
Rory of her departure from England as the del ,
fur terminating her calamities. When a commis•
nication had been wade of the Contents of the will, •
the Government undertook to defray toe expeisour
of the fouera', sod Lord Liverpool stated 100 ,
dente that the request of her Majesty should bir
complied with. His Hooouroble and Learned
Friend (Dr. Lushiugion) then visited upon the
Leputy of Couut Monster, to kuow what prepare-
'bons would be necessary at the other side of the
water. Shortly after ass application was mode to
ktiow what return iironld be given to the question,
and whether soy orders had been loused to make
preparations; stud the saner, then give'. was, that
Stadt was a very pleasant town. and that no imnr-
dimeat would be uivrn to the precession. His
Hon. and Learned Friend then said, it we. impos-
sible to undertake the management of the funeral.
unlem proper arrangements were made to carry it
to its destination; and when the executors Mond
that his Majesty's Government were determined to
allow no delay, they declined interfering further,
and resolved to leave the entire buinuess to the
Government. Oa the 14th of August the funeral
proceeded front Siandeoburgh House : he was
• present upon that occasion, sod saw with his own
eyes what lie was going to describe ; cud lie bad
hoard his Hain and Learned Friend (Dr. Lushing.
lou) protest aguinit the removal of the ho ly. Ile
complained that there was not sufficient solemnity
ointerved towards the illuotrious deceased ; be (Mr.
Bennett) had seen at the funerals of some of the
nubility much greater solemnity. It was a privi-
lege violated by the Royal Family, that the body
of a deceased member of that illustrious family
should be carried to the hearse by the yeomen
of the guard. There were no yeomen there : the
body was removed by cummou itadtruskrvu' wen.
These fircumstauces might be considered, tit.
no consequence; but they were of greet import-
ance elks' taken re proofs of doateatect. awl caw
lutit red as druunistratiuut of insult. IJpou that ov.

&Mos the streets were heed by the E..ghei mottle.
He saw ctoirds of ale nand *omen dresreAliwitliaeL;
not the descriptind of people which some (le, tits
men in 'hot House were pleased to tall the mil,
they dere the respectable middle classes o' society.
All the .indoor, its the processioh peeord, a. i•••
crowded with specifics,. dressed lii 1000 tiling. 114
would be biotic out by the monotony or two y too.
Oho betted him. that there 'serer ;Arse vier. 4 -
roonstrstions of public regret icenesepanied any
funeral. The funeral of her own daughter did tett
drew more tears from the ere or the women whit
wituereed it. After repeated stoppages the Atonal
suited at Cumberland-gate. Of the scenes that
bccorred there. which every Men a Iv-
Brio, his Meighly's Ministers an In. • case-
Adored the assalters; and ',believer blots} am
shed, sod wheetesaa colowieies .weird, Owl
mom be eamidameliklbit.isashoret sod peepetratmo4
Plererarambeilies4=eif miefeareed regret esed
ramie the iabohitsoto of
!::118 the euleteolm
oi d
The eserideOrn-
rd 'Moat delay. itemou'aintuee woo
is vats. They persisted, otetwitlistauding the fs-
P loose stbrudante, and the exhoustrd comb-
rims of The horses, said the hearse arrived et
-Oselnisford at shout four o'clock in the morning.
notice was then given shot they would proceed at
seven. The hones were, however. in so kided
condition, that it was found impossible to proceed
before eleven o'clock. The procession arrived at
• Colchester at about three o'clock in the afternoon.
The intention of the conductors was to have 1. ft
Chelmsford ut 'even o'clot k, but they were detained
by a particular circutustience. It hail been the re=
quest of her late Majesty to hare inscribed on her
ceffin simply. " Here lies Caroline, the injured
Queen of England !" Ira a communication he had
with the East of Liverpool, it was understood that
his Lordship would give iso orders for,such an to.
scription, hut that he would not prevent those who
attended her Majesty from esecissiog this part of
her wishes. The plate thus inscribed wee to have
been fixed on the conk before the departure ; but
Mr. Wild!. the executor, who had this smatter to
bust. pt his carriage entangled i• swing doles to
Brandenbargli How, wed not arriving in set fficieto
time, the plate was borne sway tu one of the
cemetery. to be fixed at the firss place at *thigh the
procession should stop. There was no oppottetatty
until the body was lodged to the chords as,4l-
- On the mailing a 'contest buries to.
which he would not refer more portiplarly them
by saying, that it reflected the protest du-
rime on the agitators. The plate had been
removal during ;be night. lu the ainruitig
the church was a feline of tumult. in which the
military, at variance with the people, made the most
conspicuous packs of the group,. From Colches-
ter to hirrwich was about ilium miles. Oming
ibis, es the preceding portions of the Amulet/. be
"rtsetd desetThe the *tote prucessietf• Me other way
theme" • funeral going post. Pam of the proemial'
were frequently • mile asunder. There was mow of
the solemnity and decency shewo to the funeral of
the poorest mats ; the only solemnity observable
was that of the people of tire towns sod neighbour•
hood through which the fume's' had to pass. They
flocked out by hundreds ut thousauds to pay the
last respect to her whom they knew to bare beets
so cruelly injured. Ile wished to slate tughireow
on this head but the simple truth, ated he
pealed to to those who were there present on Ilia,
truth •of what he uttered. The funeral sr.
rived at Hervrich. There, without waiting the
arrival of the mourners or intendants, the body
was dragged from the hearse mud hurried ti,r.
ward to the jetty. Without ceremony of toy
kind, it was lowered into the boot—without st
without any of those Itynahols of decency and grief
which accompany the tensors( of the remains of the
metoest man. Sir 0. Nayler, the tendrrtaker, his
deputy, and another, were all who were admitted
into the boat ; there was no secommodation for any
of her attendants in their*. This wes thetrostatent
of her remains.h.V riedites. I.ooo.lltroleviei.
but such at he r 7,• . Here
.thcon.
trot of the King's r mann over t dm*Samk of
her interment. Thire vies oo neat i iodectut
haste. The ship to which her netagius were ',tapp-
ed did not sail till the morning after the einbarito-
hon. The eta,* was lauded at Sisdt oo tbk ;ph.
There was DO preparation for receiving K—not a
bier on which to place it ; but it was removed to
the church by the inhabitants, who came 00110 Intec
it. Here he would contrast the spirit maitifasted by
the people with that of the presiding magistracy. The
Corporation bed twice asked peimiestora to go out
and meet the corpse. and had been refaced.. They
applied& third time, and receiving 150 auswer, cane
out, ai the people of England had clout. to she..
their last respect to their uofortiontite aid isjiqe.l
mistreari. The b.ttery saluted the stoups'.. mend-
ing to custom. They received orileis to stenhhCist
the salute, which came tog; 'line to be idseyed. litre
and to all other parts of the country throggh which
the procession moved, tbe people evinced sympathy
for the oppreosioas of the Queen; rod hatred for
the authors of them. lie understrtud that toe
most affectionate regard was 'hewn by the *owe,—
that the daughters of the cluef inhabitant' strew-
ed flowers on the path, and every other token
of regard 'lnch could be decorously *hew° to
bee remains was put is, action. Arrivrd at
Brunswick; the ceremony of interment at length
took place. She was entombed with her heroic tot-
cesioss. There was but unr feeliog to ever' brevet.
except so those connected with tire Guiretemciir;
the.e pentoos every obstacle touttoued ,to be
throws, in the way. Would the House behrire.that
h-r late Majesty had no funeral wet perforated
Over her f rho pito set up was thilliol,4olllll6 did
not admit of becloud (attends. TisefolietiChrtil•-'
ther was atelitiosed as 1111111•11100011 P Proee.kbot the
tee/nougat offered to her &thee was nut augagol.'
But what wee the diffitreeice of the cases
titer lad beau reasourd I turn the magus least thug eh
is which be war buried alum the cattiest:my of

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