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anew, So the itometry, he moot es to the iereisdadi
ailleaties its the Care LAM. He eaw by the veer,
al the other Mese of Parlimiest, which were en
their Lordship.' table,. that a Cmnesitete of the
Lerner House hod been appaloosa to take the asio-
jut into their earesideratiosi, and two gemaippeo,'
arise from itoomhethrr the prase el are weeestine
reined err lowered by their labours. that wow
whether the agricultural interest was to be de.*
by one of the positions. or the eategeodd;
jowl* by the other. He woolditimilariellatlkb•
immense that were gloat oat of diaaspihaal oak
ions that a beauty was to be givers ler.the eipables'
dee of core. wlsich. ie hie opieiee. week' be Nimbi
a tea se the people to elfswil • other nations the op.
peetaaity of larval; ewe at the same rase me tbe."
Pelves. The Committee appointed no the other
Ikon of Parliament to investigate into thiTs=
was formed of country Gentlesnee and
holding panel situations: the latter dose world
protect the taxes, and the forgoer *Geld look to the
mesas of their living at present. He also could not
help obonving that many of the Committee were
the fathers of the Com Bill, the iateutteo of which
was for the purpose of raising the poke of Et::
That measure certainly passed through their
eltips' Hoare by a large majority, of which the
Reverend Bishops formed a thief pad. It was
carried by shut he might deoeseirrate the Holy
Alliance: the Clergy. who took care of their tithes;
tbe Simonsen, of the lazes; sad the Country Gee.
dunce, of their rests.— (Hear, hear.)—He was
afraid the labour of she Committee he had alluded
to would, by their Report. want to diminish the
bountiful plenty that Providence had gives thirteen
try; or, as it lied bare denominated, the lirlropkii.-
hie of plenty.—(Hear, hear.)—He wished so ask
the Noble Earl if he had himself formed soy opi-
nion on the subject, or whether he depended on
that of the Committee; if be did, all be (Lord
King) could say was—God send the. a happy de-
livery
The Earl of LIVERPOOL denied that the Corn
Bill was introduced fur the purpose of raising the
price of care. If the Noble Lord would look to
the debates on that subject, he would hod that he
(the Earl of Liverpml) had contended that sus. a
bushel -mold be the maximum, and that he (the
Noble Lord) had contesidedl it would be the trisai-
mem, and that he (the Earl of Liverpool) was
right in his argumeut. had been proved by the
result. As to what couiclusion she Committee of

the other House of Pas hainent would come to on
the subject it was not for hint to autictpate, but he
would repeat *Jot be sail said Ou a late occasion,
that he was of opinion tltut sin change in the Corn
Laws would relieve the agricultural distress of the
country ; at the same time he was aware that BOW
111111011 i were of opunoti that there might be all
alteration made in the importation •f corn which
would be odvantageoua, by ailsaistitig it to be its.
ported at any price, and to be altervtarils regulated
by progressive duties. He would mot undertake to
airy that such • change might not be useful ; rod.
if such a till was brought up from the other
House of Parliament, he was of opision that it
would be worthy of the auteution of their Lorrislitps;
The. Earl of DARN LIT said, that a smut and
more obloquy had beau thrown on the VACUUM of

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; until proweehasibleadile_. *AI ire'
with. to imp isitheleendeleft of life.
l• althemele fhtedidim4wlllitlitelbeliiihille, wee 'gene'
ethal to -filthier *Melt bus in direct
lepphition to the seelleeelt ell the Collet ef.Riegoi
tilehelb thought .the *fa
%MAW is White credit foe the -IReitore elf
hod eisteeneep. mach remained statelettnts 'dr Ilse.
stmt -ainmeinehlieellemee. Rhos dilleaft to beii;'
heel dertshedisfranifel prettiest contained in HMI
!Birk, geoid huh takes plans in a viten-In Este'
lesdoein a moony that boosted of a Parliament hi
N repeesent the people-en chantey that contained*
many' individuals Shah exertithe and lives were
deemed to the tionelrautios of the condition of
their fellow countrymen. It wet impossible to give
credit to one half of the items of thoses detailed in
that Report. It looked more the itchiest! rife bed-
-Ism its ohm serge country. then of en Eoglish
prison. And whether, the person that now sought
mlieft The very person who was pnncipally in-
struineotal iu detecting these abuses, who bad
milded the Clowereateut to expose sod to correct
thenhunes; a DINO, who, in his opinion, sod in the
epeeists of the country, must be considered a pubat
he barefeetor. He should therefore move Fur lee/
to bring up the Petition.
'Mr. Diceiseox said there was every disposition
me the poet of the Magistrates to 'co-operate with
the Commissiettere is correcting the abbe** thine
plisiwed of. •
Mr. Bitas•L thought it desiral,le that the 31st
Geo. 111. shooed be released, with draw te eptelify-
in the power .1 the Magistrates. •
• Mr. W. Sotto thought that Mr. Hunt had reeler
• great deal • rgood by his superior etileenee_iii
beitsgwireheet enquiry tote abuses which Beti
hog existed, hope of remedy hrs.
pined the Ist if Members to be exempt keit die
phew rule hoe* their letters exemieed, their
pralines in this pertkaler, es ell others, briber ale'
te
lowed theme, set for Amor benefit, but aver Or the
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peon. It woe abinied to propose that a Member
sib VAL LIMON .weed he memo d alt the as eiteread Nun remorse to an inferior Ceett.to protect
and ammo' Into them Britoil, is the pear aiding these praiiegmwhich were intrusted IS itillefire the
homey. Illet.--Geweied. palsies ads •
iiikalmsWAreeptubiltaE Pnl'ariffeed%Plitiprelyileassfr...o..thlisitto" eilr"Ze Sir R. Wiuow...ge.
reed front the itepoie of the
ognew,,„ .1 my. 0, that atthint haa Commieeratere the case of the MIN Oral wrists
espenfree hie Me we. suety be did ma use the • wive eneembeted with lot lbs. of iron, *soused by
Nee. Behest (he Themes Lathisidoe) is his plan, her he a hog bolt so small that the flesh was deeply its
wee wellWell_ at Wes won bon 0•01.111nr witimlf dented by them.
mothemerse He (Mr. Wane) was of orioles, that Wows*
Mr. P. Moose did not care what wee said of
were admired up me him bat its aurgess,setivier, end pby-
anus, an hang reaushossi 1,11,0„,e,,, hi, cise..eseet Mr. Haat. He was e British subject. It was mile
must he cossidated purely esateml.n.Ortiered to be primed. dent that he had been treated cruelly and iambi/
Mr. HUME pee 01011 ink shed ea Toseiley nest be should manly, mad was entitled to the probation ef tlie•
M." (sr 161"" d the astelaielleeet of the °lle° he Houle. Each Member ought to mashies the case
tie Redemption of the Debt sad Load Tan. And ow
,rtenetey dwelt
eebaie .lesesse maim to die Pmt-as his own, lest iu prose.. of tune Ise: simpaild i.e..
Dion ef Irelowd,and Smirked. to be treated in the same esenwehelliffneeneditte
FISHERIES. fault as to Mr. Hunt's treatment in the OA,
Mr.SYICES wished to knew feast the lionsewable Se. he did not know. But greet abuse, inhosseeitee,
emery whether it weet.tie isteettios oldie Goverment to and (smelly had been practised. If Illasipmt
pat latareierawad harm so the OM. Amiss with meow had neglected promptly to apply • retitblied*NO
is hooey, as the Seathass Fab/aryl
was et pistol wider
Mr. LUSHINOTON easel,thesublest tbey had not, immediately ou detectiona-pollilleif
ad the offenders. they had not done that dine, to
die eriesiderealee of Goarreameat...
Mr. BENNET!' awed fur eifeens' it nigher et execute which specific powers were intrusted to
omelets treasperted la the year iodise Sat .fartaref, ISTS, lbw& He could geese at the machinery • efif ONO
itiwismishlegebe shipweieh they were niatented tette Iftnenctions. from the experience which he =ISO
came.. ale% bete lb. they bed committed, sad the lamented friend of his, pow no more (Mr. Sheri:,
periods fee whisk hey had bees nerved,—Ordered. •
dna). had of • similar shies of circeimeleaces cone?
Mr. HUMS saved fee emotes albumin sad set mon&
of the mama, of gni„d, Ireland,, sadia,,j, a.J woes reeved with the mismanagement of Salk in 'raw
dietinguiehlog the revesse ef esch emissary for the year end. Wed.—Here the Hon. Member reletill Sew Orin
Ise the Mb Jaaesry, ISM I and allee,for the seas voted in tuatara of so 'Limitation of Dr. Illstaulitallalll
sash roe inn ISIS is Unit both torlatete, fee the any ler- Commissioners appointed to inspect illikiddiM.
'he* "der the reqweli" brah of °ea and "", "4"1"7` pol. to consequence of the efforts of MV.
Mina% hetlMMis releallehe, Be.; wed also for refers+ of
the „gm voted by estimate,&wagtail," the mud himself. The Doctor occulted the gpriktilk
heeds. tientiag hint with great cruelty. aid saidselmlidit
After ow ebeetwelioa from Sr CI: CLERK, the reform was a Need-hearted min. The
Co
SCOTCH BURGHS.
were ereseed. bad him to soy any thing 1? e=remi
' di* •
Lori ARCHIBALD HAMILTON psissesd Patties wicke's administration." The
(Mr. P. Moore) end Mr. Sliendeo. to ask whaSllll
from she Bortragh of Kirkcudbright, prayleg a Rehm of the
Royal Hew& is Scotland. was to dot They returned for answer, e Appear:die
TITHES IN UPPER CANADA. mete before sheen—make your complaint to Perlis."
Mr. WILMOT hovel* is a Bill Air regewthig the conic- meat." The Doctor did so. An explenatiere,
the of Tithes Is Upper Casale. took place, by which it seemed that Lord Hurd wicks.
Mr. sammarr wished to ask. whether • WWI bell"' had given no directions to the Couttaissieuerr, and
sees of what lied pawed re seethes, Hems were tree respect..
knew nothing of their proceeding, which 'could.
leg die tithes is. Upper Canada. By the nit George IIl• he
understood that oree.teiresth of the leads of Upper Cased* at all have led him to guess at the course they hod
Nees meted by the crows fur the support of the Eatatillelial actually taken. The offeuce of Mr. Hunt was
Clime'', sea the C.terey ehisideresi remailider doh, bled st political One, not against the dignity of the lows,
liable to tithes- He wished e. b"11 if HI" "1""mil were end lookiug at it in this view, it wee not sopeishee,
`Oren`"'
that bis treatment should have been so severe. elien
Mr. WI LSIOT esid, the Bill, he understood, had a re. '
iderin
*mace webs Act alluded to, which wee to prevent any die. eg the feelings end opinions of soots of tint!
poets Sow ar meg tamers the clergy add people respecting parties who bud power over his situatiou. •
the appropriation of tithe. The Petition was ordered to be printed.
Itir "AbO COFFIN reimarird that it was always tM e"- Aldermen WOOD lied a Petition to present from
"geihn "1"-•"'"Ib WI of allele" ebeedi be ene"Pliesed the individual himself, which he would reserve
is the Clergy.
HENRY HUNT. another night. He had also a similar Petition tit,
Mr. Hosmousa sand he held in his hand a Peti- the last from 4,000 persons et Bolton. Lancashire,,
tiers signed by 5,000 persons in Blackburn, in Lau- praying that Mr. Hunt might be relieied from fur.
online, playing some relief to Mr. H. Hunt, now • thcr suffering. and that the House would address,
prisoner in ',chestier gaol. It was impossible for the Crown to thet effect on his behalf. They arse
any man in that House to think that it was not a stated their opinion, that had the Parliament bees,
subject well worthy the consideration of Parliament; reformed. Mr. Huset could never have suffered as
indeed he would go farther, and soy that he scarcely he hod done. They, therefore, preyed for a askew
thought there was in individual in that House bet is Parliament. •
must crenider that the prayer of the Petition should The Petition was ordered to be printed. •
be granted. The Petitioners prayed that the SINKING FUND.
Howse would interfere, and present as humble ed- Mr. BASSES Moved.
dress to his Muje.ty. hoping that be scald be ea. mat there be laid before the Hemet tette.' of tie
chesty pleased to commute the mottoes of Mr. ""'""albdi Ne'yered. 1.7 " s
omed irtr—so,
act-
Hunt. He had heard for the 'first time lest night :lip t• o
she Sib Jeseary teat; see far Calcolatioes, to be wade,
a new term applied to the people, be maim the of what would be the ameunt of ',denim of the public debt

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