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London, England, 1822-03-14 00:00:00

1 ' spied the individaal who applied for
Ineit is the mediarl moo who greeted
..*beilr.)—At the some time he coesidered it
Useotraiatent with joshes that apeial mason
sbesel.l be visited where it was Wm dor. He
should, thereffre, wish the Howse to suspend
their opinioo mail the evidence was before thee.

Kt Riot Ist.4 Idolater Gels Where were
00remetedM his wee, weer to which
tit: aoaawlriitfd •itin• iiiiempererwho-rrive
f4911P•01-te Irilit.twee hit!. :ollio.ftwo.reerm tsTlalte
ista.weeseise. fete stobid INA •leens,-fawns`ithe
1,17110-114., Mad!, briny .eistemnanetu whisk
*ye leadtethilOwelitat the MD/Ostyak, of
S reetellitelWere setniated by soy wowertity
gorstree,ii, their -..tteidereat sf . Mew Hent.'llseegb
In was 'freely io thot• their order* had
,ropy Notigesdket•ey, Helorped that Heemir-
aideliesstiemea womb, not combine to emote' the
eitideeme of the Report with no resented a War-
Mat igptiost the bleiriatratios who hod
steleelvtall :in the discherge of their, unpaid and
very trey/Iseult :serviess. .He Mos'inducrd to be-.
fore that Ms. Hunt's • situation was et present as
cssotterrisble -se the emeditioe of the gm! 'redid
ptrasit. As to the admission of Mr. Heft's friends..
lie fend that the present High Sheriff bad•tekes
on himself .the respoosibility ref mdmitting flews
.ssotler the Wet segniatioes whieh were m force
-when Mr. Hoot euterrd the prison, he having, se
ts, was nartiratougl, on nbjectioa to hem He de-
. scribed the measures which were in megrims
strider the &Ingle/rase* fur alteriegthe gaol. fired.
'netted that seats charge of neglect laird lie egaitist
them, tend that they confided too much in the
brit they were not withoot good remelt,
fruit. At the time the typhus fever wet raging '
witirinthe prisou, it would be seen hy the Report
that no coodeet could be-morw praiseworthy than
that of the gaoler. He had come from the holt;
wheiht-leir had been offered another situation' if he'
*Geld reelsoin, with an excellent character. That
be hot eoutiatictlfor some times° deserve it, might
be known (rout the 'widen°, of Sir T. Arland,
and that of an 41.-u. Member opposite (Mr. I.
Rennet') who bad both testified is his good con-
daser in the ovinopentegit r of.the prison. It *mould
bemire/idol minim: to the minify got to relytoo
implicitly Olt the Intend character of any oho in
their antigleynsetit for the defence or integrity of
bite pertigularcoodort. He coordemoed the impo-
lit7of general censure, ea the whole body of the
valet Mogiinittes. .
r.:11. C.. 01111 ware did not blame the whole of
tinier:may Alogintrotes, but he condennted the sue-
., Iflnifill..condoet of •the visiting htagistretea, for
.rshpsosernerrul, we the evidence before the noose.
kue rw9910, himself more an. Address to the Crown.
:Mr-Hume fervid riot. after reading the Report,
mitering tinnier ripittion. that the magistrates had
aboard mid segferned their treed He wished Mi-
fritters had followed their own preterit of tint eria.
snidiug subjects initially, in regard to the affair of
CoMberlind spite. end the dismissal of his gallant
mid Han. -Friend.
,Tie Sottcrtoe-Gsxeaaa, alluding to what had
been said of the rules and regulations of the prime
on a former night, had sent 'loon for them. He
bid seen theirs in their original state. end also es
they had here altered end decreed by the Judges.
'flue original rules contained three or fourharsti cad
tit, necessary 'eglantine's, which were struck oat by
the Jodges, end he was new in a situation to State,
Met. there wee nothing illegal or *erre in them,
mid that they were in hie mind entirely without rea.
actable objection.
l'he Petition was laid on the table.
Sir R. Wit.teni presented a petition praying for
liefoens.sild the release of Mr. Hutt from confine.
nierst.gtrest the town of Itochduk.—Laid ue the
lie it. Wtteox moved for accounts of all the
hap-duties taken for the year 1841. distinguishing
the.old duties from the new.-:-Ordered.
The names of the filarquis of Londonderry end
Mr. Peel were added to the Retold Commission.
Ur. MAISEREY wished to:put a question to the
Chancellor of she Exchequer. He had withdrawn
st nsetien tor papers emostreted with his motion for
to-morrow night. respecting public accounts, on
ci,auluion of having them produced in time for
thsipiarpose. lie wished to know if that proinise
would hr complied with—if otherwise, he thought
at artarlit be a bevy unfair breach of faith with the
intim ?
Tire envies:Lime of the EXCHFQUER 'aid, that
in the elftebee of his Hon.- Frieied who lied mode
the promise, it was impossible tOr him to give an
winner. -
. Ur. Alderman L''.ooo previewed a Petition from
ilollitle,f.,,il, an ihe toweastaip of Olilliton, preying
for liefutin, and the rriedse of Mr. Haut.—Laid
we the table.

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