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, mho Mu not then present, 011 the ouhjeel of tithes
(Mr. linter, we preemie), and he could not help resisck.,,g
his soachektece idles the dial or Ireland Were 1.44.
• tiered ; M WOO as the subject of Ireland was inundated,
be perceived that /lon. Member yawning, and itrosserham,
~ofterwards he walked out of the House ; but is a few ment.
be oweild coin. down with his propissitieo, weepinK own` Me
sufferings of Ireland, bet he cautioned the House omont
rlistening to such delusion. " What'a Hecuba in 161114, or
Ise 'tr., Ifsembet, that he should we.p for her,"—(Nark
laughter.)—He thought the affairs of Ireland should be left
in the hands of the Geetleste• of England and the legit,-
mete Representatives of thecae/retry.
Sir G. HILL expressed his concormece ie the measure.
hearse sure it was produced on the roiliest castindenstieur, sod
mos calculated to give . ample employment to the pessastry
tif Ireland.

Mr. C. HUTCHINSON said, he should mat have semi as
Ot occasion, if it had not been for the 'abstentious of the
neuenrable Member for Galway. He was sure the Hesse
would agree with hint, that on the beoches where be Owe et,
nese of the most ssegsaise friends to Ireland were always to
be found.—(Hear,bear.)--It was annerra.arY thee teasy
invidious it was to allude to any Hon. Member. He coukt
oily 'sty, Holt gibe you. Geatheinssi ( bl r. Mariiii)kadalludid
to his (Mr. Hutchinson's) respected Friend, the Illentlrer for
Aberdeen, that no 'non was mere seelousty attached tkas be
was to the interests anal welfare of !related. Aid If he bed
then left the Hofer, it was ruder the impression, which he
believed was Aeneral, that the Irish Ball would cot 1111. e
come forward that eveniag. He felt it his duty to it,
much cm Jebel( of his HostoorsWe Friend who was ih.ii
absent. With respect to the present or long sinee-tirte of
Ireland, it was impossible for stay man, an mailer that
powers of language be might pewee', to &scribe the inltNet.
We, wretched, degraded coadition of lodanit—(Het,
and if he did not rim tip thank the gentleinee of England fur
their liberal coutribstioeo, or she Minister of Ireland fur hail
benevolent measure, is was perhaps that his feeling, were
too 'lunette!, cad that be felt too much homiliaties that Ins
unhappy country should require either the ',seethe,—
(Cbeers.)—Befure he sat down be swished to tyres, a
hope that extensive powers world be groom to the
Lord Lieutenast, and that the Pa rhassestary grant
would not be confined to the makh.g of Nags hot a"
his Excellency would be invested with tit, power amend.
lag a part of it is the eacouratemeut of other wasio.--
(Hear, hear.)
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said there seemed to be
begone opinion, tomb as to the propriety of the proposed raea_
slant and the benevolent exertions of iudiviesali to reliere
the distreares of Ireland; and he was lure that both sae cud
the other would be received by Irishmen with those hrlists
of gratitude for which the Irish character was au much es-
tingsished.

Copt. O'GRADY could not avoid expensing his servile
■t the slatemest or the Hon. /Wernher for Galway; is roan-
dering the tithe emollient a party measure ; but perhips the
Hon. Gentleman was not aware that the Irish Secretary ►ad
gi►en notice of a motion out the subject. He, for one, hailed
with satisfeetion ■ny alteration iu the present spates of
tithes. and he deprecated the practice of casting foul Wows.
lions lotion any man when he was just entering tapes& sock
ot seek weal public benefit.

Mr. MARTIN denied that he had called the questioe
of
tithes a party question. All hi. ob tine, applied solely
to one individual, um: on that account be lamented his
atmence.
Mr. GEORGE LAMB protested against casting
intpo-
tutioos spots soy Honourable Gentleman, and he lamented
truceedisigly that any dissentioss should hate bees istrudoced
auto the present question.
Mr. GOU LBU RN said, in reply to *hat hid fallen from
the Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. linichisson), that it was
the inteniiiin of the Guverainini to grunt • further em at •
future period, to be placed in the Ituit. of the lard Ileata•
nano, under cert•in restrictions, In be laid out as public
works, and be should then be very happy to receive aspen.
m.aiinas that could render the di.poaal of it available.

Mr. R. RICE observed, that the meamotes of coercion
towords Ireland had been paned witb grew rapidity, and
he hoped hat equal facility would be given to thin met of
beoevoleure.
After a few words from Sir F. OM MANN EY, the mods-
film was agreed to, mid the Hooseremimed.
The Report was ordered to be received on 'Woodsy,
Mr. MARTIN moved the Order of the 1111,14iy fur the 11e0414
reedior of the Capital Crimea Dormice Rift.
Mr. ti.OURTENAY moved, that it he read a second time
thin day nix moo; ha.

ameudment vas carried, sad

After some ,tiareesion the
the 14.11 themes out.
The LORD ADVOCATE moved the Order of the DA,
for tbe_secood ,tedieg of the Sew+ Commtesmy Cowls
Bill.

Lord A. HAMILTON expressed hi determinates to
take the prase iif Ike House upou
The gallery was then chart d for a ditties, het there toot
being a sufficient number of Members prism., tin, forth-
with adjesesed to this dpi.

N/NO/1/ TY
Of 141 Om veiled on the Motion, i• That witliont detriment
to the public service, the charge of tlic to the Swim
Canton, might be reduced to a orate of ei;praditure not
exceeding the *urn annually received by I.ovl Hebert Fits.
crash!, and Mr. Wyekham, from May 171,2 to Jimmy
3794, and (Jr which *aim the dutica of the 611ission bier
prat (trolly been performed for one year and tight witiotha
preceding the rrcent appointment of Mr. Hearn Wyun."—
May 16.

A Ithorp, Visc. Farrand, R. Newman', R. W.
Ahem' oinby. Ha. J. Graham, S. Orallisphan, J.
Ansua, Si, G. Gruarnsor, Goo. R. Ord, W.
Bentinek, Lord W. Grant, J. P. Palmer, Colonel
Barden, Sir F. Grath., I. Power, B.
&motley, Sir J. F. Grosvenor, Gen. Prittie. Hon. F.
Bright, H. Gurney, II H. Pym, I?.
Birch, .1. . Grifitli, .1. W. Palmer, C. F.
Brant, J. Gasliell, B. Prime. H.
Brower, Doe. Gamey, H. Powlee, Hos. W.
Barham, F. 'Holborn. Lord Pryor, I'.
Sammons. T. W. Home, J. Ricardo, D.
Benyon, B Haldimand, W. Robot Is. Colonel
Brougham, H. Heathcote, G.. 1. Robin ion, So. G.
Barnard, V;.c. Howard, Hon. sr. Raudwahl. C.
&linen, Hoo.H.G. Hill, Lord A. Ruggeri. Lord J.
Barrett, S. M. noway, E. Ramalrultom, J.
Belgrave, Vise, Hurst, R. Raba, ea, A. W.
Bernal, R. lintehinsua, Hon. Rice. T. S.
Byog, Geo. C H. Bickford, W.
Bariag, H. Ha bhouse, J. C. R rdlel. Sir K. W,
Burrell, Sir C. Wily wod, IV. P. Rana. deu, J.O
Coi wet., J. C. H oche,. Colonel Russell, G.
Crompton, Sam. Jame., W. Stanley, Lord
Camploll, Hn. G.P. Johnson, Colonel ticarliat, J.
Caner. 'oho Kennedy, T. F. Sefton, Land
Cavendish, Lord C. Le:lihridge, Sir T. Smith; Wm.
Coneannoo, L. Lamb, Hon. G. Stout, Lord J.
Caulfield, Hon. H. Lester, B. L. S)kes, D.
Conn', E. J. Langstoise, .1. H. Smith, Hos. R.
Chalmers., R. Leonard, T. B. Scadaeort, R. P.
Colborne, N. R. Lockhart, J. I. Tierney, Rt. Ho,, G
Calcraft, Julio 47c1-err. Ralph Ttiehtleld, Ming
Cavendish, Lurd G. Lemon, Sir W. Tavisiock, Mittel,
Cavendish, H. Lloyd, Sir E. Tviiie, C.
Cairn t, C. Latesebe, R. Wewern, C. C.
*Ain, Fur I. lit mirk. J. B. Wii•Oft, Si, R.
Cohen, N. . Moberly, Juan Williams, John
De CreopigoyeSirW.MarSia, J. Whitbread, S. C.
Davies, Cul. ' Musty% Sir T. Nilson, T.
Deurnitu„...T. Malmo, Geo. Wood, Alderman
Demons', W. J. Maxwell. J. Williams. W.
Ellice, Ed. Macdonald, James W liiimore, T W.
Beaus, W. Maekiotosh, Sir J. II hilbread, W. 11.
Ellis, Hon. G. A. Msejoribsoks, S. White, L.
Ferguson. Pie R. C. 'carryall, J.
Fiitgeral4, Lord W. Moore, Peter TILLTIII.
Fitirolf, Lord C. Milbank, M. Normanlis, Vole.
Frautlend, It. Moberly, W. L. Wane, J. A.

On Monday and Tuesday four troops of the 15th
regiment of hussars pissed though Stamford on
thtir route from York to Brvutford.

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COMMON COUNCIL.

RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

A Court of Common Council (which was very numerously
entailed) was yesterday boldest to Guildhall, to take into
comidention tite ansuout of the sum to be 'doomed in aid
of As subscription for the relief of our distressed fellow.
subjects is Ireland.
After the revs orition, callieg ups the Lord Moyne to ap.
paid as early day Mc the sucettug of the Court, had been
read—
Mr. OLDHAM rose and be.was fully snare of the
lesporlowee a the subject which he had undertvli,,it to bring
before the Court, bat toe *tailed screams of the wretched.
ens sod thorn. which pervajled in the souther. districts of
Wan, which hid appeared is the stewspapers, relieved him
fors the task of gang at length Into mach a .melancholy sub-
ject He was acre !hot instals ens recollected that in the
gone fife few lean •pwaids of 00,0001. had bees subscribed
Ito the Corporatiow for the relief of the iodigeol, a considera-
ble paints of which sum had ham .pplird to. the assistance
of foreigners, every Member, ol'llmat &oar, would concur with
'his in as satins wish to relieve the wawa a our brethren
is Vetoed. Ere conrluded with moving, " That the Cham.
berate of the City of London be directed so pay over the
net of hOO guineas to the food for Ihe relief of Out /Offering
brethren and f Ilinstubjecis Ia tested."
Mr. Sheriff VENABLES gave his hearty support to the.
Modem. He stated some 'melancholy particulars •Itichi had
ammo to his kmekdge,relativify to the poverty and 'needy
et (wad which prevailed its the soothers distetcto of Ireland,
sad aid he should be happy is voting even for at ex.
toono• of the soncriptiou to the itasoesit of 1,0001.
Mr. FAVIILL eskl, on the present mesons be should be
gam loreatied Homo( ttw impoverished date of their feed;
bat hs was of opinion they should imitate the example
donee great bodies its the City who hod subscribed to the
Inn fund. He thought M 'sighs have sooner turned
their Weans to the distress of our fellomoubjecis in the
sister .reentry.
Alderman BROWN deprecated the introduction of petit!.
cal subjects into a discussion ou • inestioa of charity. He
was oho wownliwg that ea incisions like the present they
should stop to Misfires, hedger their funds were impoverished
by giving pld hoses to Reformers, or NI any other woo.
Alderman WAITHMAN said, whilst the Hon. Alderson,
t rowel •fforted to deprecate the tatrodoctios of politics.
indulged in a spar at a °endemism who bad exerted
hissed( is en highly praiseworthy moaner to °Maio ere.
dadae in the expendilure of the country—(Mr. Hume,
we soppoire.)--la considering she distress of the southern
pert of Indeed, he could Ma avoid expressing his as.
foainment that the natives •f that country should
be reduced to live to the wretched manner deem ibed
b. seven' liveseureble Members, when It was notorious
not from a coins y where the inhabitants were starving,
am handfed demand quarters of wheat had ben poured
tan the London market, which was also inundated with
their butter, bacon, sod cheese. He thought tome of the
mosey should be applied to make purchases in the London
mos krt. He was also of opinion that Ministerp should have
takes the state of Ireland into their coosiddration at an
ember period, and, if possible, have p led such demi.
masted distress. They whose duty it was to pay equal at-
tention to the waste of every port of the King's dominion;
shield eot have allowed private individuals, who came for-
ward merely front motives of benevolence, to set them an
example in relicriag the wants of the sulTeriug poor in
Ireland.
'fbe question was the. put and carried anaaimously.

Mr. Elmo Maseres attended the Conrt, and tendered his
/nineties of the office of one' r the Judges of the Sheriff's
Cow, which situating be had held upwards of 42 years.
Ilse Court were pleased to accept his resignation, and re-
fervid it to the Committee of City Lands to consider the
*store. ditties, ke, of the said office.
A Petition was presented from the Philanthropic Societe,
for the purchase*? the freehold of the premieres occupied by
them le Be. Geoege'lnfielda, which atm referred to the Bridge
House Committee.
/tie Bridge House Committee presented a Report of their
proceedings in Parliament in end ring to carry into ef-
fect the wishes of the Court for obtaining as Act for remov-
ing the waier.works, and enlarging the present water-way of
Ludes-bridge, in which they were unable to gu further, the
CommMee of the House of Commune, with one exception,
being of optsios a new bridge was reqeisite—they therefore
ree•ansemedwi• Petition to the House, to be heard agonise
the seemrom prayed for, by sundry inhabitants of the Hu.
meek and the provisions to be introduced into the Bill, as
far as they may be prejudicial to the City's interest, which,
after considerable debate, was agreed to, and the Petition
recommeurted by the Committee adopted.
The resperition to consider the eireuesslanees of the me-
morial presented to the Court of Aldermen by several mem-
bers ad* Court, upon an old By-law, against the late elec-
tives of Mr. Denman as Common Serjeant, was then read.
Mr. Oklhmis addressed the Court •1 some length thereon,
sad esemluded with moving furs Committee to, be appointed
to invoraigete the game, and whether there are any other By-
lines adeetiNg the right of the Crawl on the elective of their
"ediems, and to report.
Mr.-Blade seconded the mokintt.
Mr. Depot, Satindere; Mr. Dixint, Mr. Favill, hfe,grocktr,
Mr. Aldeetnern Wsithmae, and several other Members spokes
whet the motion ass agreed to, ind i COM/11411re of the
A irterrnee regent and a Connuciner from each ward appoint-
ed liecordingly.
The LORD MAYOR laid before the Conk the rroiltho-
ties of Mr. John Woolen. of the office of LlPper Marshall,
*bickers, steepled. Mr. Neville Brown was tbereepoo sp.
pniuted to the oriole lituatiern, soil the next Court fixed fur
Allier up the recline, catheter Marshal.
fit ce"e'reciee..f the great pressure of busieem, the elec-
tion of second and third assisiast Clerks of the Court of
Requests an not posed.
A Petition from sundry inhabitants of the ward of Cripple.
pte Within, praying fur one wardinote only to be holden for
;be ward Within and the ward Without, instead of separate
wardesotes as at present, was previewed and referred to the
Cupsmittee Cu whom the former Pectinous on that subject
mod referred.

FORkiGN INTELZIGENCE.

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