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the egusgailin M oat os the Resin ening be at •
lower rate of prices, they Mold cookie • -value eilliettlas
from their earthy. set oely to rebineerate their prudecties,
het to pay all the charges required by Goverestent. He
with as Memeetios oh Noble Perms is mother
cry dm pas se the diazzas min to too Midi ewes
woe** sojogn. must knee its prodoce she
ea to sett she demand. Mil-biler that taxation wee au evil;
but it *MK set he help Mil dam the taxation es 'grind.-
tare prevailed errs from 'eseseseratiag the:epee:re of its
pleligetios,. It the glow* Air-growing or produciag any this(
ware grad, the priceeleetembel.lliv the article would corkr
posit. teid,aos*- *Meg Me were toted, hr bed, es the
COMISISer.ho pay,. ice for it; wed where smudge
west too far, it wield •
,s lite coussaretioe of the
commodity es nuted. li ether words, Utilities tended to
led*, the deemed' for the taxed commodity, bat it did
set peeves. the resasserattes VI all the expenses of prods&
ties torso ainek a she essamdity as was is demand. It was
wren to say that errs could-sot be produced en &repeat of
the taxes is agriculture. The Member fur Wareham had
Riven • Moat cuovincieg ioniser of the teeth of this positive,
by expfaimieg the duty ea salt, which he stated to amount to.
3,0•0/.' epee the vele, of every NMI. Three thossited
pounds duly were paid on salt, and yet salt yielded a sue.
cleat Broil is the producer. He did nut ems to ?ay that
there was me hardship suffered by the consenter; but
this proved that falsettos idiom did not prevent ate
edeqiiate reseeneratima to the cora-grower. It bad bees
*aid that importation meld throw the whole of the
bads set of cakivation. Bat this was animist that
the remeserating prier war foe refry grower the same;
whereas, me was raised seise lands et 40a. and to ethane
al not less dui. 70s. He had been asked how the
cern, when imported, could be paid for By
commodities ? If that were nut practicable, it sen-4-"C
bemuse it would be more advantageous to grow eapili Sham,
to part with coasespeditien for it. A great deli Alt*
been said abort the warehousing sysieei. He
asked, who would speculate in cars with the prospect
of large leautities being let out spur the market at a very
dimissahad prior? lie maid, If be were inclined to spins- •
late, do It ha enrol. Having the market to himself while NM
was seder 00s. he world deal, anal obeli it was 795. witti-
est sty dread or jealousy of a commodity which wee.
sot allowed to enter the overtire The Member for Cans-
barium, had put • qisestios to him categorically . Could we
pow ears at the same rate as os the Cniatineal?—Nu; and
fur that reason he would have it imported: that was pre-
eisely the argument he went upon. The Member (Sr Wits--
chrism, sot then in his place, had asked, " Where has the
Hmourable Member (Mr. Rickda) bees? Has he just
descessiled Troia some other plamet ? Dues be knew that
• great deal of capital is engaged ie agricukure,
which would be then (iii ease of • free trade) thrown
out of that employaseut r This wan considering tho
mesas without reference to the end sought. Tbp sod
preprood i• the empleyeieet of all capital was to obtain
slasedasst production. He would say that if he mid/ get
corn se Jewels cheaper than it could be grows, be levied
the capital employed is growing corn, to the 1101614111111(
core mere cheaply to be acquired, • noisome% liaise
such capital were allorether aseilialated. Bat Itaird
mot be annihilated. The greater part of it be
termed late profitable chatted*. k•irsetbing bed ben
said shoot the mafiosi debt, wed he had hoes so-
presented as bolding the lauded propetty pledged to the
mutest of the debt. le his opimies net Indy lauded,
but feuded, mud every other laud. if prepwl was 91,411.
ed to the payment. It wit, misfile to Me; the shale
expellee of the war on the alsomiders of soma of their
fellawkitizers. After some Anther argessamet M chew
the advastages of • free trade, aed after expressieg bishops§
that the musky mom from the • mesterei
deprenton -under which it laboured, he stated abatis had',
MIN fears lost the Committee when appeigned, should
attempt to raise the protectiag prime from • memo himself.
deriving relief therefrom for the moment
21tare. He concluded by saylatel, IleMilled1111116111"e
.4jecestitral le a pentium( diehbott• biloolllllllose so •
gradeste4 our. He hoped that if any 41811111 OPlllabie it
would be the lowest conetervaiiing duty which NW Weal•
ottlated to repay the additional charges of taxation enffeeed
by the houir*grovri r.
Mr. WHITMORE esplaised.
Mr. DAY EN PORT spoke le favour of the motion.
Str.CALCRAFr was willing to allow the appoistisorst of
110.1111amettnee. But be woad attend olds considerable
palm* M what should come oat of the Committee, and
would sikeeemsly oppose any increase in the protecting
peke*. lie had voted for the present prices, though he con-
sidered them too hick, that framed might have the advantage
of the English market.
General GASCOYNE expressed the jealousy be felt at
the declarathis, Mut the only way in which agriculture
littlish' be baselliai was to raise the price of cure. His
Mesefort war, did Metre was such a strange variety of opi •
Vtltweisplealbelnills92at it would be impossible to carry
:mob • orsairre sale
elhgtildlre was thee agreed to, and the Committee was
llypilleled; The ((Mown% were the Plumber,:—
l. Gooch Mr. Davenport
Lord Castlereagh Sir E. Keats:Mull
Mr. F. Robinsou Mr. H. &NNW
Mr. Mealtimes lily. W • ,
Mr, Brougham Sir T. .elskrZ
Mr. Wodebonse Mt. Eitgirlin
Sir T. Bann Mr. S. Wortley
Mr. Caleraft Mr. N. Calyegs • .
Mr. Dieltiases Mr. Whit
Mr. DICKINSON moved, that Mr. Ricardo Aosta be
added to the Committee.
Ur. GOOCH had so übjectioe.
Mr. Ricardo, Mr. Cloves, and Mr. Denis Browse, were
added to the Gemlike.
Mr. S. RICE obtained leave to bring is Bills fee the to-.
peal of certain parts of the Criminal Law of Irelatel, which
related to Privately Steeling Abe wattle of Ss. and
is Shope red Warehouses—she Forcible CarryiageOrA
Women—the Embezzlement of Properly by Bankrupts a•
and the Laws which are still in existence agaiust Witchcraft..
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed sf, sad
the House adjourned at ONE O'CLOCK.

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Letters received from Floreyabitate, that con.
siderable dissatisfaction I►+d •tread♦ manifested
itself among the Austrian troops. A panic was
prevalent, that they were going upon • war of
assassination, into a country famous for the opper-
tutaitits it gave to ambuscade, and for all the secret
modes of murder.—lnured as they are to implicit
obedience, and acting in general like automatons,.
they ore eatre►nely superstitious; and the alarm of
the stiletto and of poison, though dreadful to think
of and totally unfounded, may become sio general,
as to make their Commanders hesitate us to their
advance.
On the night between Thursday the lid and
Friday the '23J instant, a most danng and felonious
attack war made by some peso!~ persons at pre-
sent unknown, on the covihouse of Mr. WlLLissi
HALL, of Gana James, newt:snits-Martyr; whro,
it is melancholy to ►elate, the cowboyse was totally
consumed, together with two fat cows, which
were hocked nod stabbed (to prevent escape, it
is supposed), and several other articles of value.
His farm-yard nearly experienced the same fate
(two stacks of corn were consumed), but from the
timely exertion of Mr. H►LL and his fam►ly,
assisted by some of his neighbour., the flames
were at length arrested. To divine the cause of
this wanton attack on an individual, than whom a
more lenient landlord, • more friendly neighbour,
or a better friend, is not in the country is at present
involved in obscurity, unless it may be by way of
iutimidatioa.--(Cork Mercantile Cl►ronicle.)