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Ile easdoer ha respected, Idraished le Ws valid maw a Ad
strsasest argotarats is support of this Bill. In some of lb*,
details, be confessed he woo I'M altogether ready to co cccc ,
but it was because he thought they ea** be intended in the
Cumeitße. that he should solo foe the sostiow. He lonorated
as mach as say men the tramlines of the Msgistroeyi It
river eveW be reformed eel It was reerrpletely polkaed by
sew ..duping the Commissions. Net be eenilil sot cruwest
to nose the peace or the coustry a prey to the present din.
0401 brie* the process of such complete puriacatios and
reattgasi sat ion.
Hr. BROUGHAM said, though be had so conwesion
will Ireland, and feared that he was but soperacially is.
formed of its internal conditiow, be telt Ike strongest devotes
to nand finivaid on this occasion, in order to shear to ties
ril,k howl* that their fellow► subjects of Ragland
lied their feelings awake to the comminutionsl interests of
that rowasey. If way the woo* emssistrourbte alteration ie
ti r Caussaithe of the details of this Bill mold minuet its
radical defects, to as to shake the objestioss which he ester.
ward to its principle, he should be ready to accede to she
rditrylies of the Noble blableio, oot to stifle the discussion.
Itiot that be was ronsiseed was impossible. For what was
las wisaware they had before them It was a prepositive le
istratues fee the but time a stipendiasy pone, as a WI;
maw* witsblishmest hi any past of the soviet.
Ilea. sad Learned Gestkeses thee soseesarny weeked
the lending features of this .maul susebilorp, which * IPSO
proposed to taunt the Lan! Lieseresse gees the power of
erecting, distinct h*r eel the aiser, Magistracy of the coun-
try, is jealous hostility to their sethesi4y, sad wholly restos•
et hoes the retnirsl of ParliseseaL Is or beiroose befoul.'
est essiewe say moddleatioe shot soold sender leb•Or *dogs
palatable, OW ha tbooebt is lb• beat course to hike Me stand
bpi& Ile ~Modell by samia ,ete.ee asaendasent, that the
jou earl a swami time ttlis deg cis emetic •
Lneed Mr. GRANT etplaioed.
lir. R. MOWN E and Loser BBIIIPIGTON apposed the
Nsd.
Ile Heim divided—.
• SW Ulm !dodos
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Mejoril 9 59
Be oar Mora to the riflery,
The Ihrepsis of LONDON DERRY postponed ibe Doke
tithe Del on the CAMS Importation Bill till Moodey Dent.
Tk tether essasitkretion of the Report on the Sepernes.
mottos Act Anseadesent Bill au postponed till Thadellsy.

ILL-TREATMENT OF CATTLE ,BILL
Mr. MARTIN wound the third readier.
Mr. MONCK moved, as so aateadmeat, lliaslll4 NM Is
read this day six entratho. • .
The gallery was cleared far a divialoo, asSiske
place. The B.n was read the third iirnec as* Ito Meese
adjoined al HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

TILE BRITISH PRE SS.

LONDON,
SATURDAY, Janes s, tB4tis e
• %,
Last eight the second reading of the CleatsWks
Bill, the first proposition for the amelioration of
lrelsod which has emanated from the new Go—
vernment of that country, was moved in the
Home of Commons by Mr. Gouteuen. The
plan embraces a great variety of details, but the
great principle consists in this, that the power which
has existed for ages in the Grand Juries to appoint
the baronial constables io their respective counties.
shall be henceforward transferred to the Esecitive
Government. The measure was atroogly opposed fay
Sir J• NEWPORT, Sir H. PARNELL, Mr. SPRUNG,
Mats, Mr. CRAILTS GRAUT, and several others,
who declared that if carried into a law, the country
would not be 6t to live in. They all admitted that
the system of police was defective, bet• they
never could consent to a measure so uneenstito-

tionsl, and so widely remote from that benignant
spirit of government which the deluded people
of Ireland had been Intel', taught to expect.
Mt. f'LUNIETT, on the other hand, maintained,
that it was • perfectly constitutional measure, and
could in no troy be considered a departure from the
known la■s of the Lind. The Kass was the faun-

teiu of all officers intrusted with the execution of
the laws, and to transfer the power of nominating
the constables to the Executive Government of Ire-
land could not consequently be considered uoconoti-
!shoos,. This may be tree io the abstract, but the
present is not a dry question of law ; it is a propo-
sition for the ninclionstion of the state of Irelands
and how that can be promoted by degrading and
depressing the gentry, is not within our comprehen-
sion. The great defect in the system of society in be-
hind we thought consisted in the want of an adequate
local body of Gentry dispensing the laws in their
character of Magistrates, and exercising a parental
rare over their tenantry as landlords, oupposting the
Goverment with on* hand, and protecting the people
with the other. The present Bill, instead of coring,
aggravate* the defect, and depriving the people of the
heoeit which they derive from the superior classes,
(seeps them over at once to the Executive Go-
xerateetio. The motion for the. veered reading of
the Bill was carried on a division by • majority
is.

We have. received New York Papers Ito the
16th last. The National lniellignrcer of the 9th
linnolsoces that Congress hod concluded all the
hostiles. which was before it, and had came-
isenaly adjourned to the ensuing Session. On
the ty or the adjournment (May Bil 4, the Com-
seitter of Ways and Means, to wham had been re-
fitted a Message from the Penman?, communi—
citing several letters from Mr. BaGOT. Mr,
titsßUl, and Mr. CANNING. in which they remise-
oraitql, on the part of the British Goverement,,
agaii.st the duty imposed on rolled bar iron as a vio-
lation of the Convention made between the United
States and Great Brusly. made the following 'Rs.
Port

" Thm lb. Committee reret ibat the Pea days menials,
armies do not afford time guiltiest to give the mob-
."`t ibst roariderstioa which its Importance requires. ?bsy
n'rrtfore decline to repress any opinion on its merit*, stail
'teem/seed the subject to the early consideration of the
Monte it the arm &moo."

hbu
'Report was reed, arid ordered to be on the
4ble, The New York Papers contain some in.
trieging intelligence respecting Mexico, which is
given Ili our extracts.

T•o mates at St. Kitt'., for which 45.0001. were
refused hoe treats •go, were knocked down at the
'viva'., Mar! ou Tueta:iy fur 16,0004

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BOARD OF GOREN CLOTff,
K. JAlllliet PALACI, 7TH JUNI, nu.

By his Majesty's coanasal, Reties is hereby glaso.liot
all carriages poseeediag a his Majesty's Drawing ammo at ,
Beckenham Moose, so Miranda th• 1)1k day .11 we, or?
to fell ado the los at the top of St. Jaroes'oebtost I VI
olefin Clevelond.aw, awl thralls the StableiaalliollOooll
Pork, nodal dews wIM their bones' hes& sowleds B.rk
issians.eate ; Aso senior dare, they are to wait in Mho
Birdeage. walk, sad the Parade opposite the Horse G wards t
In taking up, they ere to go along the read of lb. Mall, a
the walk adjoining, sod go out at Buckingham gate, or
the None Guards.
it. halm,' coaches will he permitted to come into the
Part, but mast set dews at the outside of Beckiaghane.
gate.
The gate at the lop of Constitetion.bill will be open only
for carriages belooging to persons having the entre, arid see.
Yawls atteading the Royal Family, which are set down at the
great door of the Palace in the Court-yard, sad to wait at
the bottom et Camellia tion-bilL •
Tickets fur carriages belooging to persona hal*.
goiag is at the gate so the tap of C•satitaima-hilli
will be ditharreil at. the Board of Gras Cloth, St. Jasnoes
Palace, as Tuesday swat, bowies the hours of ono sod Ikea
o'clusk..asid so abet carriages will be admitted at that

abOrll are 10 eater the Green Pea at the deer its
the denteleierdi adjoining the *sees% Liam% lir prepped
Demme she Green, sod to set dawn at she rest door of the
Palace, and to wait within the raking.
CONYNORMIL

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Freitag Ambaaradar has issued cards of invitation, for
a gramd bail os the 14th lariat'', at his house is Portlead.
pfseie
Thaloses of ffslirbery will bare her first. rosette.
11110100111 fee the senses te.morrow evealog, at her haws is
Arllngtosi•tgeti.
lie Ilarehiosess of Lsosdowa gave a splendid rout yes.
feria, eresing at Leardown noose, Berkeleyvqoare, winch
was very swetenpusly sod fashionably attended.
Lawarissi Ens. M.P. e•Kvi ai used a distiegaisbed pert?
St deer yeatordsp, at his house is Cleveland-row.
The Orestes' of Ewa entertained a partyof fashionables
yesterday at her hoer. is Ilill.street, Berkeley-spare.
The Marquis of Londonderry has issued cards of tarifa-
ties for a party us the 16th lastest at his boom is St.
-Jarneeliniseare.
The Earl sod Countess of Castillo have hissed earth of
levitation fee am toserteigateel us tie 19th issiset .1 their
house its Privy.gardens.
Sir Edward Codringioa, Berl. bad a diviner party rater.
deist boom in Charles-street, Berteley.aqsare.
• Thu, Hos. Mr. and Mrs. Musgrave entertaised a Mein.
sekliii party et dieser yesterday ai their boos. is 11arhey-
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2,14,1144 CE or DEVONEHLRICS CONCERT
I. —...a....
, Th Dale of Devosside gases another Coarse as Ilises.
day evieslog at Devossidre House, oa the sane easel este
as the rending oats. The wltele suite of apartments were
throws open, which were most superbly illuminated. Mere
I per. protest shout 600 perms@ of the first reek, distinetioa,
and fashion, amoag when were—.
The Priem and Prisms of Denmark, Prison Chnitelli
sad Cordell the Deka sad Duchess de Gillette, the Duke
sad Duchess of Wellington', the Ambessador of the Nether-
loads, Cmint and Commies Liege., the Michelle of Rick-
weed ad the Ladies Lento:. the Dowager Duchess of
Busload, the Marque; add Marchese," of Londonderry, the
Marilee of Dowashiet the Melee and Marchioness of
Leask's*, the Ma/chi:new of Saii-bery, the Larl of Liver-
pool, the Earl sad Coenter of Hurley, Earl of Claewilliam,
the Earl sad Coveters of Connie', Viseount and Viscosities,
Granville, Lord sad Lady Normanby, Lord and Lady Omel-
ets% Lord mad Lady G. H. Cavesilisib,the Cousins of H ar-
• rowby sad Lady Mary Ryder, the Marquis and Morehiosess
of Crieadea, and the Ladies Pratt, Lord sad Lady Eligiug.
toe, the Caweltes sad the Ladies Pomace, the Earl mid
Countess of Darnley, Lord sad Lady Morpeth, Viseoeut and
• Vistoutitte Craehorn, she Ladies Fitzroy, Hon. Mr. and
• Mrs. Abereroasky, Mr. sad Mn Hesry Cavendish, the Earl
. and Cassese of Stiles NW the Ladies Molyneui, Lard sod
Lady Gwydyrs Lord sad lady Vag, Lady Elisabeth Dee.-
mooed, Sir Chiirks and Lady Doyle, Coverts Cowper, Lady
Hissing, Re. lee,
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FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Sir W. W. Wy.., Bart. has relsrsed to iowa from Ms
seat i. Dembishohire.
Lord and Lady Vaoe Stewart will remove this day from
St. Janwea.wisare to Lord 1111oBetos's house is Hertfo►d.
street. _ _

Dr. mid Mew. Fowler have arrived at Blake's Hotel,
!treys-street, from Salisbury. Departure from ditto :
Sir George and Lady Surveil aid family for Surrey; t►e
Misses Stewart for Paris; aid the Rev. Mr. Flushes for
Castes bary.
Mr. sad Mo. Hawkins and family left War►ea's Hotel,
Regest•strsel, yesterday, fur their seat, Rigour Part,
Biases.
F. Nassau. Est ►as arrived at his house is Jermya•street,
from his seat St. Oar% Priory.
Arrival* at she Waterloo Hotel, fersayn-sleet :—Mr.
as& Mes.lieseos, from their emit is Stafordshi►e; sod Alfred
Mauler, from a tour.
Departures from Reddish's Hotel, Jensen street :.—Mr.
sad Mrs Collies and family for the Cowmen, ; Mr. sad
Mrs. Weller, sad family for America; General Lsyard, and
Mrs. mad MR§ Ppm, for Bath; Sir William Gerrard, But.
for his seal is Lancashire.

It having been announced that the King, the
Duke of York, the Prince and Princess of Den-
:mark, and several of the Nobility, intended enter.
day morning going to view the Arsenal and Dock-
ybrds at Woolwich ■nd Deptford, at en early
'hour an immense crowd collected at Vauxhall
'Bridge to see them take water ; but the King
•was at Ascot Heath racers, and also the Duke of
}York, and consequently they did not attend. At
'ten o'clock the Duke of Sussex arrived iu his
'carriage, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and
In a short time afterwards the Prince and Princess
of Denmark, the Countess St. Antonio, and suits,
'and were received by the people with loud Keck-
'mations. At half-Past ten o'clock, all being in
'readiness, the Admiralty and Trinity barges having
beets elegantly manned and equipped, the illustri-
ous potty dismissed their carriages (as they dined
at the Princess Sophia's house at Blackheath in
the evening, and returned in the state barges to
London). and took water. All the shipping in the
River hoiated their colones, which had a moat beau-
tiful edict 'as they pasted down the Rrver with an
excellent loreexes

WINDSOR, Joss G.

His Mt) sift' end Irene arrived at Windsor Lodge
on Mood., afternoon. We have the pleasure of
seeing the royal slumlord eying on the round tower
now as it uteri to be‘ On Tuesday his Itishtere,
attended by hie usual suite and the Duke of WEL.
LINGTOW, suited at the stand on Ascot race course
about one o'clock. He wee chee►ed by the tonapany.
winch wee more ersinerene then has beta k►►osvu for
many years past. He howed from the stets►} td rho
annepet►y. After the race his MsJutty and suite
returned to the Lodge. In the evening, being the
4th of June. the Eton yorsug gentlesseew partook
of their enrol eanusen►eet ►n rowing up is gelky.
hall. sad supped is their usual Oyer the field
opposite fietley.heil, end afterwards returned in the
seine wanner as they went. The fife-guards bend
attended them in a boat, pleyisur all the way. On
their intent them were some briniest fireswu►ke let
elf. The tetra is very •feil of company at p►epent.

HANWILL SCHOOL.

On Kondas last there WWI a politic mitmlestiost of the
pupils of the Re d Doctor Ruud at this delightful awl
salubrious spot. The plan of educaliuu is feinted wpm, the
Mailresiand Chimer house symems, of the merits or o bleb
the display of Moeda, milOtelsal splewitld reef. The fol.
lowing If a list af the limner gentlemen whose power* of
elocution were 'Oilseed, sad of the pieces selected sis IM
occasion:—
Was. Edge 11...... ..... Neither ail Cal.
q. teshiogtenflora and the Boy.
Wei Cotton
IC Senate .... Le fformiter d. SaramAileti.
T. *eels ....... end Toe Wooed*.
T. Daniel
Tower Sailienli Boca.
-Morri.....Pascrace )
H. Walker."... Sgauarelle ("ablile).
C. .1. 77ii rem Wievers.
H. Moths
Cashes . . Israel Deitierol.
P. Wyatt
E. A. Road
Lehi* The Acetic Ropedttioa.
R. 1.. tieshingicus neiodthe to ifs Army.
A. F. Bend
R. ..... Hope.

la the above list Mewl. E. Losehierna, P. Wrall, A.
bend, Cruhaa, sod Ogilvie, penitently dietiagebehed theta-
selves.
A seastreis arteit compote, &needed the perform-
area, iftledies Lot Milport, Lord Pellostour, ottc. ke.

THE TUR P.
-8-

ARCOT RRATH RACES, FRIDAY, ivs 7.
The pleasurable sports of lie Annual Meeting on the
Rawls teviatirated ski. day; and, as we have before Rioted.
gradoisily d•oreased in the atieodariew of nobility, gentry,
sod Rasters of eves, deosoieht Soo. The Kier did net aimed,
nor did the Doke of Yink. ise .a,ley of the highest reek
attached to hie Majesty's Hooseheid.. Pickpockets still kept
rigliwg, hut Townsend, Sayer, Bishop, and a Inns 'Weir
of their Mimic, took the °Readers into custody lOW as
great alacrity se ea soy former necasiow. There woollen*
Iww races, the remit elf which wtlhbe (herd below.

•
The Wobisfbars •t*ea ate,. vollt (hattele4ll). fur three•
year olds ad upwards.—Tie hat direr quarters of alto
New Mile.
Mr. Heaved. names Netbereeld, My Crispia, out of Lady
Sophia. 3 yrs old, 7st. •Ib - 1
Sir W. W. Wyo. seines Snowdon, • yrwold, 9.1 ..
Mr. Pane saws Marilee, 4 yrs old, Ist.
Mr. Haworth alines Alpha, • In old, Set. 111161. •
Ld Doswiels sasses Sparest% 4 yrs oil, est. Ilk. 0
H. R H. Ilse Duke of York masses Pastorella, 4 yrs old,
Sai. dtti - •
Mr. Neville saws Souveuir, 4 yra old, Sot. 41b .. •
Mr. Northey masses b. c. Monk, 4 yrs old, Sat. Ills
Mr. Was►% Arigelica,3 yrs old, 7st. 10th....... . 'A 0
Mr. L. ebaritou names Zaire, 3 yrs old, Ist. Ilk, .... •.• 0
Capt. Ross same* Zorilda, 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b
Eleven starred, bus only two were placed by the Judge.
Tile wins,' was rode by Franck Boyce, olio woo is bleb slyk
-Orr a bard race. There was out ouch btiliug oa Ikt race,
bet Matilda was the favourite.

♦ Plate of 59/. for all ages; three-year olds, 7st. 41b. ; her,
gal. 91b.; Ave, 9st. 3110.; six and aged, 9m. 71b. Mares
• alkowed 31b. The winner of one Plate o► Sweepstakes t►is
year (h.adieaps eseepled) to carry 31b. eaten. The best
of three noe•mile beats; the Old Mile. The whinier to be
sold for 25015. if demanded within a quarter of as boor
after the ran, the outset of the meond horse beiag int
entitkd, &c.
Mr. Feilde's Yanlon, 5 yrs old
Mr, Braithwaite's Carderio, aged I I I
Major Ormsby Gore's b. e. Coy's, 4 y.s 3 3dr
Mr. Winitaker's Fumaoa, 5 y►s old
Mr. Farrell's Postman. 4 yes old 4 de

This woe • meat admirable and beeely-eostested nee.
Cardesie woe t►e Gres best easily.; ►et Yukio, by the su-
perior play abis rider, Jobs Day, won the twit seat is ex-
tritest style. Fromm the deetealion in the beide% it Is Im-
possible for es to state the particulars of the dilrerefit odds,
bet they were greatly is &weer of Yank's.

WILLIAM GOSLING, Esq. nominated by the
LORD MAYOR at the Court of Aldermen, on rues-
shy last, fur the office of Sheriff has paid his fine
to be excused serving the said office.

There will be a conjunction of Velem: and Seem
early next Tuesday morning, when they will so
nearly approximate as to appear to the eye not more
than about 12 minutes of a degree apart.
A person at Sheffield has obtained a patent for
plariug iron and steel with brass, which is applicable
to the makiug of slay reed for waving, &c., and to
a variety of other purposes.
Last week, at Tetbury market, a farmer sold a
miller 20 sacks of wheat for 81. which is only 4s. per
bushel ; and lost Saturday. ar.Chippenlasiu market,
a farmer sold a miller 30 sacks of wheat at 7s. 6d.
per sack. These prices are lower than they have
been for the same article for 100 years pot.
Tus FUNDS.—Notbing was done yesterday.
Consuls for Account, 8011; Reduced, 78f1 ;
Four per Cents. 931 ; New Ditto, 941 ; Spanish,
611; Old I.litto, 6if ; Chili. 76!;" Ilkeston 811;
Prussian 851; Neapolitan 711!.
The following is en extract of a letter from Salo-
nice :—" The important island of Negropoul is
alivered from the Turkish yoke, after a snits of
bloody battles, in which the Greeks of the island
were supported by the troops of the Peloponnese,.
The iuliabitants of Sangonia have intercepted a large
sum of money from Couataotiuople to CllOllll-.
!CHID PACHA."

Estract•ef a letter from Bristol, dated June 6 !--
" A letter bail bora reeeared this day trust Liverpool, etatim,
111.1 the Fairly, De/r."l while l"aillig al Demerara for iiis
port, was bursa, with about 300 tasks .f sugar, which ac_
eosin was between by a .noel arrived at Cork from Bar-
haloes; bat the owurr of Os fshlef Ine net valved say
adrices as subjrct."