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PWlngen cleared out ra 14. V *As sine*
app.illfebattis of 111.4 )ear.-01
'Adjourned et skir o'clock. •
Of
Thirty wbri 'Mad Ow* Mr. Ihrar's Madan far the Frolic-
ties of two Comeirimsers of ibe Vici.epillpg hoard.

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neat'', faltered hi their resolution, nod a negitiatiru
place, which ended io a coniroosiae that the
troops should be allowed to retain their ',me, bat 11.a1
should myosin to be conveyed to the uppwiltr aide of flu
until vessels could be prepared to carry rirnm to 1,
This arraoaement was instautly carried into Orrrt, and
- • ' "' Earspe was expected to take yite,e;;;

triiii;,—slr F.— Home, J. •, • • Rellinnel Its G.
i Bright, H. Reek Lrgh, C. A.
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Bennett, Hon. H.G.LryeeKer. R. . --
Crompion, 5... %sank J. B. • 111411444 D-
D. Crespigny. Ai rW. Moore, P. .iiaii„...6,......
Danes, Oslasiell Media. Joh. ' l•
Pass. W. Prier, R. llt'' nee.
, I/brining, J. Pares, T. Whit W.
• GnLtb, J. W. Phillip.. see. '
Gurney, R. H. Riee.." S. •
Jiatehinson, Hon. Riciiturd, W.
C. H.

VOlMordisigly.
A Antilar moist appears to litre berg at Peva.
Wipes. (hi the 18th of January, • meeting of the 6.1.
thearniy, the clergy, sod principal inhabitants, pus ,
yoked in that place, in which Ft was re►olved that the I
'grime or tie POrllqUete troops *39 U3nrce;l4l7, and
the Joule shodhl be called on to cause them, with as I
delay as possible, to be embarked fur Portugal. Theis.
litho Were placed nearly in the tame situstMn as
Panics ROYAL, were compelled to yield to the gem
desire, so expressed. The Port tieuete troops were eullec
iu the barracks, and preparations wire makiag far t►eir
perigee. Nothing sea likely to impede it except the op
ailion of • Portuguese ship of war which lay in the hobo.
bet Shoes II that step is hinted at Si possible by the letter,
SWIM GOO desperate • aseltatue to be realised.
rm. alveoli ■mount to a virtual reonoeistioa of
iastisitty of Portugal, sad the next &cosmos f togs
A.uil• iney 11 expected to briug • public &datums .
ask todopeoglooee,

TeLLEit.
Denial, R.

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MINORITY
On the Motion for reducing the Soleil of the Judge-Adronote.
Borrrtt, S. B. M. Hohhouce. J. C. Kohut., Col.
Chamberlayer, W. James, W. Rickford, W.
Crervey, T. lushiagtun, Dr. Whithresd, S. C.
De Cterpigey, SirW.Moeek,J. B.
=ter, B Pointer, C. F.
Ferginnen,Sir R. C. Paintrr, Cul.
Hunted. . Roberto, Ab.

TEMA'S.
Heinen, Hoe. H. G.

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MINORITY •
Of Tiremlyrali who voted for reduriag SPOOL Wit• Ile
Yule to lb. 0141stary College. . ' •
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Ranies, H. Hohlsoum, J. C. Ricardo, D.
Barrett, S. B. M. Hisme, J. Hobart., A.
Bernal, R. James, W. Robison', Sir G.
Beneelt, Hon. H.G. Jervoise, G. P. W ebb's, is.
Begat, .1. Lambirso, J. G. Whisnetsil, S. C. 1
Birch, J. I.iuMingtoo, Dr. Wilson, lie L
Blake, Sir F. Macdonald, J.
Bright, H. Nor mashy, Vise. ?SLUM.
Brute, R. Palmer, F. Mos* J. B.
De Crespigny,S4W.

TUX BRITISH

LON DON.

FRIDAY. MARCH n. Isl 2.

Notwithstanding the very high price at whir`
every specitad.fpoecrameist security now
.statals
the market. 'Ai tyill be sets by the Repott of ifs
meeting of the Peoprithors of Batik Stuck sem. -
day, that the Court of Directors have riot yet d.-
termined upon discounting bills at the rate of four
per cent. It is presumed that upon a subject or
very important, the Court of Directors will our
finally determine without advising with the Colo
of Proprietors. Upon this matter we think it
very clear that the Directors of the Rork of
Englund are entitled to the exercise of the um-.
discretion that properly belongs to the I)irrctura
every private blinking establishment in the emlnre
and that the public have no right to require fountit.-
Bank of Englsnd discounts at any particular rate n
interest, other than the convenience or isilvantogesco
the institution may warrant. In the present finctuit
lug and uncertain state of the funds we should ihiot
it by no means advisable, even for the public service.
that the Bank of England should lend money U
any indefinite amount at four per rent. Such .
facility of obtaining money might be made the in
sultana of very injurious and unfair speculation ,
it would therefore, as we think, be advisable ths;
the Bank should not is the first instance reduce
their rate of discounts to four per cent., but shoo:.-.
rather, if they contemplate any redaction. rest fir
some time at the rutermediate rate of four sod
half. The rate of discounting at the Bank (rue:.
to be governed in a great measure by the pricer
of Government securities. These now stand at s
fraction less than 4 per cent.; hut every one (sett
that the present high prices cannot contiune, sod
that the market has been forced up by the efforts
of speculators.
The Agricultural Committee, it is affirmed, have
resolved upon the following wile of protecting
duties:—
"I.That the Wore import price of wheat shalt be fy
instead of eighty shillings.
" 2. That a duty of herhee skinitegs be imposed upon .m•
ported wheat, whew the price is from 70s. to Sos.
" 3. That a defy of ss. be imposed upon imported shalt,
when the price is from 80s. to 855.; after which the duty
shall be reduced to Is.
" 4, That a further additioval duty rte ss. shall be im.
posed upon imperial wheat, fur the *at three tgotstke atter
the ports open, and when the price is from 70s. to 855."
If this statement be correct, a Bill will, we pre-
sume, be submitted to the House of Commons, toe
the purpose of carrying these Resolutions into
effect. The first Resolution, separately considered.
might be desirable, in comparison with the existing
law ; but connected with the suhsegiteot Resolu-
tions, it offers nu'rehange in the general principle of
this law which deserves the expenditure of parch.
went and printing. In considering the means of
relieving the distress of the agriculi orate, the rata
rests of the rest of the community might not to be
wholly disregarded. Such. however, was the effect
of the last corn law, sud this effect is sought to
THE LS. be still further confirmed by the measure now
contemplated by the Agricultural Committee....
The present price at which wheat miry be itti,oute.l
Adviers 'have been received from Rio .Isneiro to the 19th
January, and from Pernamhom, to the 14th Mu, from is 805. a quarter ; the price Froposerl by the Cuin.
which it *poems that the arrival at the former place mince, including the duty of 12,., is T2ss • qua!'
of the order of the Coots, recalling the Pitace R SWINT to ter. The prohibition of iniparta mon is thereby
Europe, excliedgrest discontent. which threatened the most
uences. The Camara, or Legislative Body, rather increased than diminished ; but to this price
dangerous conseq
was intmediattly assembled; and it ass signed that a Mr- will be added, for the first three months after the
of the ports, •further tax of 51.; so that it'
mortal should be presented to the PSINCI RUSTIC; COll- opening
jilting him iu 11. e name of the people to remain in (lie market price of wheat be 70s. a duly of 17s.
Brazit. To a request so strongly pressed, the Planet: will br.imposed on the importation, and the con.
bad no alternative bet compliance, and his assent was ee- r sowers, if they require foreign corn, must pay for
Itbrated with every demonstration of joy by the whole
it at th
cilj. which was illuminated tinting three successive nights. f the country,
tale of., at least 87.. Slintild the distresscity,
t however. be so great us that wheat
oranr3!
In the midst alive rejoicings, however, a movement of the
Portuguese regiments, amoustiug to nearly 2,000 nane. should be raised to 85s. in the home markets. the
excited very geueral apprehension. They marched out of famine will be aggraysted by the proposed law, and
their qua with arms, and took possession of a strong fort, the hunger of the people canuot be appeased under
situated on • hill *shirk commanded the Royal Palace. The 90s. a quarter.
Brazilian regimerito, also under arms, were estremely No principle of taxation is, in oar opinion, more
numerous; and as orders were .cur not • on the And
censurable than that of imposing a variable duty.
alarm to call in all the militia in the neighbourhood, .
by should the import of corn be governed h!"
poured into thus 'with. ghat promptitude, sat cep a, •
meat with the Portuguese Meep, seemed to be lestgadierl rules different from those which are recognised by
The latter, noticing the determined conduct of theirs/1W- our Legislators, Statesmen, and Economists in the

NEW NORD, IIIIINU•DT 23.
[From the National Intelitgeneer of Virden-day.)
The lineation may now be considered as aelthel, that the
apportionment of Representatives in Congress will be, for
else term of tea years after elm present Cosines, at lbs
rate of one member for every forty thousand seals (federal
members). This will give an aggregate of 213 members, am
eleolve of Delegates, of wbum there are sow osly two; end
will add tit to the prevent number of members. Tits- INS
has beta ordered to a third reading in the iholniea Rad mai
sodeeshtedly pass, without ally 'harshen of the rods pea
posed by the House of Represeutaiires.
[From the Nee York Gazette, of February SS.)
We are Informed be Captain Btromas, from Pairtsans
Prince, that President Boyer left That plane with his guards,
or the 27th January, for the city of Si. Domingo, and that
13,000 troops had gene before hits. There weses different
reports respecting ht. Domingo; some represent the pa.
snot Sag as hoisted, and others stated that the ladigeoe
colons were flying. Captain NPPbersose Mforma that Pre-
sident Boyer was at the city of Si. Dudsisgo, that place hav-
ing surrendered to him um the Rd lostaut, mahout azelliasg-
iag a shot.
[From the Charleston Courier, February 13.3
LATE AND I ATIN 0 IMOD THE BRAZlLL—Captain
Scott, arrived here yesterday from Perasosbuco, which be
left o• the 6th January, reports the following a... After • es
vele contest the had succeeded to establishing
the new Cenallietion, sod had compelled the European Gm.
seral, Dos Ludt de Keg., with the whole of his troops, to
embark for Portugal. Illuminations took place, tramisillioy
was established, and energetic ma'am were takes by the
Provisnial Government for the increase of the patriot army.
A new Caramel bad jolt arrived, and, after hesitating to laud
for a few days, big troops haying Giles to the leeward, his
rereptius was &mockery of military parade by the Brazilian
troupe. Every preparation bad been made to resist the new
troops (800 is 'Bomber) us their landioe, or if permitted to
laud to retain them as •prisoners. The Press was comment-
ing its operations by the publication of tbree Newspapers is
the city of Pernambuco, one only having been formerly pal.-
liihrd. Americas psoduce at Peraambsro was plenty for
the demand, and very doll sales. Meat of the mewed Euro.
peens had left the masonry.

(From the Norfak Herald]
Fttom Bimersue•.—The Bermuda Papers so the 2.3 d of
January are received. They content no news. It was re•
ported and believed at Bermuda, that the British Islands I.
the West Indies would be opened to the United Stales. TIM
florissublar of the 23d of Jammu bail the following (rather
mystical) paragraph in relation to this interesting report .
" It is reported, but we believe upon very slender •tstbet-
rity. that the West India ports are to be opened to American
vessel,. Whether this is not a consummation devoutly to
be wished in the West, and ilruce the report, we know not.
It appears to us, however, rather chimencal at present, par-
ticularly as the trade, established as it was is 18111, was more
reciprocal than it had hitheetn been, and if the Americans
felt an 11011111 W commercial depression, the question ought to
he fa rly put—where was the same sot felt during ready
all that period, between its establishment and the passing of
Mr. Newton's Bill! It was fie inane is Esslard, to Frame%
is the North of Europe, and to America."
Extract of letters.° • Commercial Boas, is this tows,
dated " Memnon (Berntorle), Jan. 14.

" American produce has maintained very fair prices since
September lasi, particularly auriline flour, rice. cora, sad
peas, which have generally been high, and is bri,A demand."
" Jesuitry St.—Our Market fur dry provisiuns, which are
at present uncommouly scaire—not a barrel of superable
flour just wow to be purchased in Hsoititou at any price, and
very little corn."
Another letter quotes superfine flour at 10 dollars SO cowls.
and a letter of llts 19th sap—" Flour hav bra is itagli
a. 21 dollars at Jamaica; nu the 21ist of December It Am.
15 a 16 dollars; very link fresh at starket."--It is MA if
probable that the mat hews we art from those platteilVali
be that it is down to seven or eight dollars.

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Williams, sea. ......e or tie POrillqUede troops was U3nrce;l4l7, mud, 11
Whitmore, IV. I the intim shriek] be railed on to cau.c them, •ith as I ' b
. delay as possible, to be embarked fur Portugal. Their,
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Bersial. R. who were placed nearly in the same situation as
Panics ROYAL, were compelled to yield to the era P
- desire, so expressed. The Portuguese troops went oilier c'
'Y iu the barracks, and preparations wire militias fee their
ry of the Judge.Adreeate
opiatriollsorea.
sNpuoirbitusaggee.eseashliipkeolyr t.uarim.hpediche.
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bat though that step is hinted at sr possible by the letter,
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Notwithstonding the very high price at whir' • vi
se. ?SLUM. , 6
every speriv.iof Gotreramerst security aim stood,
Mosek, J. S. : t
the market. '0
irih be seta by the Repott .of ii ~ • ,
7-77-.7 meeting of the Peopriekers of Bank Stock sem, -r.,.
°A P E RS. day, that the Court of Directors have not yet d.- .
__ termined upon discounting bills at the rate of four .
rose, FEBRUARY IS. per cent. It is presumed that upon a subject so .11
otter of Wed's-Wall very important, the Court of Directors will not
sicced at gelled, that the finally determine without advising with the Co,
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1 in Congress will be, far *
present Cowes', et ths of Proprietors. Upon this matter we think it k
y thousand orals (federal very clear that the Directors of the Book of A
mate of 213 members, ex.
, are sow mly ...; sad Englund are entitled to the exercise of the um-.
,r of 'weathers. The Bill discretion that properly belongs to the I) r ....trec.ut. o
i in the Yo say Red will ti
rranoo a lb, moo pro, every private blinking establishment in the eitilere
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lives. •iid that the public have no right to require from the
fa, of February 15.) Bank of Englmd discounts at soy particular raft n il
Stemmas, from Pert.an. i
ha, place with his rms., interest, other than the convenience or ailvootsgesoi tl
of St. Domingo, and that the institution may warrant. In the present finctuit • 0
a. There were dilftweas
~.. .„.„, Pa-ing and uncertain state of the funds we should !Metsow p
simedtbat the Wiese is it by no means advisable, even for the public service, •
Pbereen Worms that Pre- • li
that the Bank of England should lead money t,
Duatingo, that place bee. 0
instant, mahout sultan. any indefinite amount at four per rent. Such i g,
facility of obtaining money might be made the in.
tier, February 13.3
mamma of very injurious and unfair speculatious , A
I vac Raazzas.—Captala
• Pernambuco, which he it would therefore, us we think, be advisably the;
be 44161144 '-"fiee e ea. the Bank should nut io the first instance redact . al
succeeded in eetablishiag
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nipelled the European Gee their rate of discounts to four per cent., but 5p001,..
e whole of hi, troops' 15 rather, if they contemplate any redaction. vest fir bos took place, trangaillity et
mssres were taken by be some time at the tutermediate rote of four sud . le
rera.e of the patriot army. half. The rate of discounting at the Bank °tie:• al
in, after hesitating to laird
Wee to she leeward, his
to be governed in a great measure by the pricer ci
ry parade by the Reuther of Government securities. These now stand at a •
en made to resist the sew ti
„whir, or if p„mi„ftl I. fraction less than 4 per cent. ; but every one kelt
The Press was comment- that the present high prices cannot continue, 810
on of three Newspapers in
that the market has been forced up by the efforts 1
having been formerly pub.
roambeeo was plenty for of speculators.
Most of the molded EWA- ....-...m...---.
The Agricultural Committee, it is affirmed, hare 14
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resolved upon the following wile of protectitig
lila Papers to the lid of u
ant no new.. It was re- duties:— 4
iii the United States. Thel
kat the British Islands I.
" 1. That the Were import import price of wheat shall be qi
be* the following (rather instead of eighty shillings.
this interesting report . "2. That a dais of hathre sktnimw be imposed epos .m• el
upon very slender •tstho• ported wheat, whew the price is from 70.. to 80.. •
to be opened to American "3. That a duly of ss. be imposed wpm imported OW, ri
insemination devoutly to
the report. we know not.
swhahelinbe reduced
the price
to s
iftisfriom 80.. to 855.; after which the duty I.i
himencall at present, par-
rit was is 1818, was more "4, That a/seeker additiowal duty tr ss. shill he iel•
reu, sort if the Americana posed arm imported wheat, fur the first three matetkt trier
'9l°"' the (Mellen ought to the ports open, and when the price is from 70s. to 850
e sot felt during randy
lehonent and the passing of If this statement be correct, a Bill will, we pre-
me is Bastard, in names,
nevem" suave, be submitted to the Noose of Commons, for
ercial Renee its this town, the purpose of carrying these Resolutions into • .
tun (Bernart.), Jan. 14. effect. The first Resolution, separately considered.i
tined very fair prim tines
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Lillie, flour, rice.
rib::::k cameo"' dewed." Imawigh;tbb:tdce.onirtibbiecitecle, invecitohmtPhseri:umh:eicitilltettlizte Begesti°lulS-
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' dry lube'aiaaa• which are tions, it offers no'change in the general a
lot a bore' of aurae*
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Raoriiiou at any price, and this law which deserves the expenditure of perch.
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principle of
Boer at 10 dollars 50 cents. meta and printing. In considering the mous of r,
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Flour luau two as b.gb relieving the distress of the egriculiumes, the Mtg..
21st of December it was rests of the rest of the community ought not to be •
it market.••--It is nut ins-
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et from those places will wholly disregarded. Such. however, was the cflct ,
it dollars. of the last corn law, and this effect is sought to
ILLS. be still farther confirmed by the messure now A
contemplated by the Agricultural Committee.—,
oat Rio .Isnairo to the 19th The present price at which wheat may be iiii,,rele•l
ito the 14th last, from is 805. a quarter ; the price proposerl by the Coitus
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cal at the former place mittee, including the duty of 12ii, is 3'25• • gum' t
ig Ihe Palace REJAILIT to i ter. The prohibition of importation is thereby
%web threatened the most i
rather increased than diminished ; but to this price
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mars," Legislative 111'.:11' will be ridded, for the first three months after the i
it was agreed that a mtk•
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are PAINCY RECFAT, con- opening of the port., •a further tax of s+. so that if
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h• people to remain in 1
fly pressed,
e. and his anent was a.- sowers, if they require foreign corn, must pay for
the PRINCIE will4e
beinaiuskeytiosperdiceonuf the importation. adrunllytloief c 10715.
ion of joy by the whole I it at the rate of at least 87s. ! Should the distress
sag three successive eights.
of the country, however. be so great us that wheat
wevcr, a movement of the
to nearly 2,000 troops, should be raised to 555. in the home markets. the
:p.doteseThehreelaioony:ol3frpacahswe't rtioen:gulTiorbeotfr
90filtheas.ihialueugliteialrirtobe aggravatedefr.tltepeopl people cannot thetuo proptloeapmpsteadsediliwu' and
• arms, were estreetely No principle of taxation is, in oar opinion, more
sent oat . on the Arst
rampssiaste.
ass
ears, cewnhsyur;bolueldthtainie
itrahaptorotfoirpLvosnilugbes egoieri:ebrlielimtilutbyy.
it the neighbourhood, whl.
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ecorromtsiend theby
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