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of this measure, set on such a subject hiAli respect
ogght to he paid to the opinion of our who unites
practical knowledge with the lessoos of profound
theory. 11 indeed seems dear, untwith.toitiling the
calculations 14 Doctor l'atcE, sanctioned
though they were by the anti (((( of Mr. Pirr,
Ike the country moot bra gainer by the complex
mode of paying off 15 millions on one side of an
xtotnit, and bormwmg 15 millions at the other,
3i.tql both operations are performed at an immense

.10.1,,iiitogr; *twit Ihe iwylurtits are tnatle, cup-
re at 7.2 pa cent, and the loan contracted at the
Or considering the case in tins light,
or country cannot be a gainer by the CHANCELLOR
of ihr EXCHEQUER on one hand creating stuck at a

;Jte 01 68.

and the Commissioners paying off the
raw 'fork in a day or two afterwards, also at a dis-
sti,„we. With regard to the mere ciicumstance
Of keeping down the debt. no difference presents
it 4 if to our mind between the Commissioners pr
toting riork from being emoted. and their .iibse-
sirlitly paying off the eery nine stock after it has
beta creairil. To the public, however, a vast tliffcr-

tore *ill Ite found in the term, of the I,„,pin
vloth the CHANCELLOR Or the EXCHFQC► It %scold
Le t0.,1,1e1l to mike with the Cotnini...ioiters for
hquithitiog the funded debt► snd in that of tiny
).,:ernitivii he might be compelled to Hoer Imo
with the cepitalioto in the City.

DoNotownoaa gave notice yes!erday
eiroing in the (louse of Units. th st he should, on
hidry auliolit the Claims of the Roman
of lirlaad to the justice of Parliament.
The Tolle Lord also Mated, that on Tuesday i.ext
hr vhoold present to the House revers! Petitions
fins various parts of Ireland, io favour of us pro-
p... Own. Earl GSLT took the same opportunity
of _wool; notice, that he should, en Tiirmlay, also
1.- ,rut several Petitions on the same ',object, from
tro body a the Roman Catholic Inhabitants
r: Crest Militia.

The Patio Papers of the .15til have oilfired.
lie first projet of the law reopening the Press %di
adopted in the Chamber of Deputies on the 23 it ,
au.ll presented ens the next day in the Chamber of
Peers. The debate on the second projet on the
*AMC subject was resumed on the 24th in the
Chamber of Deputies M. LAIN': 'imposed as an
that the list of Jurors shall he cull.
stittiteil notaitaard by the Prefects ;
and that the in jurity for convicting, must not be
6:4 than three-lisurths of the whole.

'lse debate was then further adjourned till

The Talmo Low was adopted is the Chamber
of Peers. on the gith, by a majority of li6 to 12.
The Fire per Cent. Consols are 66 9-10 h.—
Bank Action. t. 510 fr.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the.
FAG, ludo' Howe, Wierll the dispotches were closed
delireiell to the Mailer. of the fullowieg

Ntaripsie 14 Hastings, Captsm nark, Artcoll: 11:110‘111,
eaptAir Hilary Hutchison'', and Turk, Captain James fal-
l., a—for Bombay.

Ris,riogr► pre Meirquit ofHastings -

l'ur Sumba-Mr. W. Cadet.

passe 1, te f• no I ii. r Barosia—

Tor Rombap—Major-General Finn. Sir C Colville, C. C.ll.
■rd lady; 4Fr C. Kane and Lady; Mr. W. Taylor and Mr.
V Pratt. Assistant-Sairgeuns; Mr. . : Eon us, free.mariner;
Mos,es Mule, Fraiaklanal, Campbell. dna (:woke; Caption
I.susy ; Slung. Thwart', Ste% 4. t, Dag, Junes, Hazes t,
and Hall, Cadets; Menu. Warr,/ ainl rotating, volunteers
itiveishay Marne.

ras.e. ger. prr York—
Fur Sotabay—Mr. Assonant-Surgeon Cooke; Mr. 0 J.
Lumley, free-inariner ; Meows W. H. Jackson, T. Stalker,
and J. Oairain, Cadets; Messrs. Vitcairne, D'Arcy, and
Lletard., volatile* re Bombay I‘lartne.

Lawns, Avail. •26. Between eight and nine
o'clock no Friday evening, is man (dented appear-
ance give a lash ((((( able rap at the door of %Ira.
Colour! Nets trill, or Soomover, which of course
Wall promptly answered by the 'irritant, who, at the
:quest of the stranger, soon introduced him to
hi, inistre•s, to whom lie stated, that his name was
Mas.ey, that he had only a few limns before landed
to Newhaven Irian Dieppe, on business with Lady
Boyne, and as it was of a pecuniary nature. lie
1•-ti great disappointment and distress at find-
ing she had tilt Lewes; lie Inid, however, Lorin
at the Post-office, that Mrs. Newton Wan in the
habit of corresponding with Lady Boyne, and
that if it were her pleasure to do so, she could
la your him with her Ladyship's address. Mrs. N.
naturally kind.ltearted, and from the appearance
and plso.ibihty of the man, suspecting no bad de-
sign, ordered the servant to when the Gentlein
auto a room, and supply lain with refreshineeits,
ohich lie accordingly did, by laying a cloth, and
placing tin the table a tine round of beef, pickles,
lessiog hitn to enjoy them in his own way.
Niro. Newton), on returning to a whist party,
which *he had left to give audience to the stran-
ger, related what bad pa.'ed during her absence,
stlimi which the Reverend Mr. West. who was
cot• die party, exclaimed, •` Take care of your side-
hoard!" awd begged to beallnwed to interrogate the
4.;eiiilriniin, touching the nature of his business with
Lady Boyne; and having at length obtained Mit.
Newton...l.e per •asirm, he did and found him preva-
licalte that lie rung the bell for the servant.
and desired Ile would conduct lair. Massey to 14
dram; is In (liming' (Innen politely took leave of the
Rev. Gewalt moo, and quietly departed ; but very
soon afterwasds had the iiinKitunce to practise his
"1".4111011 "I, one of the Magistrates of the Court cif
tlasrtei Seopionts "dole sitting, by 11-I.ltltnillin; thin
aan interview Under the altered of
Heftier,. in winch he succeeded. and thereby eh-
hulled 501115. Inflan, pecuniary relief. given. nu
doubt, inure with a view of geniis'( rid of his inspoi-
than from a belief of his fabsitated cuwtnu•
I.;e4tioe.