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to time grated- We are'called on to tape no tires
caution. bet to Leave oar lionise! trade free sod
open to. favaiipsers, and leave every thing dependsnt
on their liberality; but he thought that experience
proved they hod instances of ingratitude.enough
car•-tlist- Pert" er forget' notions, for whom our
blood and treasure have been most profusely
squandered. The Hon,Gentleman then read 101115
plauserea from Adam Smith, and other,works,on
political economy, iuiinAcr to prove that it would
ae uneree.and inexpedient to depart frien,nor
per-
sent I.lll4insi. • lig 1,011141 theterore Vt.i.f.oWt evil%
cflopair Oa least, mid although he &Approved (pi
soy Alterstina at all...yet he would rasher sesitpott
it as it now stands thee suffer rani' fortiter,deviat,on
from the system now established. **Anne
.otlier
tonics had been alluded to, but at that late hour he
would not detain the Committee. (Hoar. hew.)
Mr. WlLsom would cot trouble the Committee
hod not very strong allusions been made to him,
bet he could assure the Hon. Member, for Slnews-
bury (Mr. Bennett) that he stood as disinterested
as be did..auri is:uninfluenced as any mon by psi-
sato motives in the vote he should give. He per-
fectly concurred in the view of the question taken
/1114the°""ble Irlitod.(Mr.Marrystt)., He w‘s
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otdoteeptsib to know that, bird in the hind iv worth
*kik' thebualto. 444 he certainly should give the
indolence to that costotry whodooltwith at. ••
Met F. Lawn supportod (as waft as we cauist.
unsleretand) the smesidment. h, .1
Mr. WA LL ACR repiled, 11f*.4110/. ) :!•.
Sir H. Palm ILL withdrew hisiwaeibilemot.
Mr,..J. P. GIANT Paid. that on some future
(icemen° be should take en opportunity of propos.
ing an alteration in the scale of ditties.
Mr. W414.4Fg. wished the GritleMan
would do it now, as delay would be extremely in-
convenient.
After a few words from Mr. the gallery
was cleared for a division.
The Col:waist" then divided, the nUmbers
bring, far the original motion—
Ayes . . 7l,
Nees

Majority 47
Sir H. PAIIIIILL, we understand, whilst strangers
were excluded from the gallery, proposed
~o liceo-
liation, to limit the duration of the schedule of
dirtier to fire years, after which, the tfaile to be
entirely free. On which a division took place—.
Alen 1.5
Naos

Majority
The other Order; of the Day twain Art%
posed of, the House adjourned • Qumties
se-
rose Two o'CLock.

MAJORITY AND MINORITY
ON TUB MALT TAN, •PILIL N.
-row.
MAJORITY. % ,
Athrowd, M. Doseoribe, W. Osboree, Mr Jobe
A eNod, Sir 7. Modes, RI.Ho.W. Ommasrey, Sir P.
A'Coort E. H. Dunlop, Jaime Ouster', A.
Alexander, J. Eliot, Hoe. W. Paxton, W. G.
Alexander, J. D. Ellis, Ha. G. W. A. Paget, Sir C.
Asseraos, Lord ERN. C. R. Paget. Hen. B.
Arbui Mout, Right Ell* Thos. Palk, Sir L.
Hon. CY Mims, C. Palmerston Lord
Arbbormi Wm. Emmert, Thos. Peeliell, Sir T.
Astell, Wm. Erase. W. Peel, Right lima. R.
Bagwell, Rt. Ha.W. Fame, V. Pewee, Jot.
Bootee, H. Fume The. IPellew, Horn. P.

&trier, Alex. . --,l.lllni- Phipps, Hos. E.
Bartle, 1111.• Pitt, W. M.
Bathurst, Rt.Ha.ll. 111Imbsp M. Plumber, Sohn •
8•016881, HOP. S. 14041.1. C. W. Pale, Rt. Ha. W.W.
Beckett, Rt. Hr. J. Faaleir, Rt. Hos. J. Pole, Sir P.
Beetire, Earl Gifford, Sir R. Pollington, Lori
Belfast, Earl Gilbert, D. G. Punkt., Hon. W.
Bent, J. Gipps, G. Prendergast, J.
BO C 166.1111411,. J. Giscistose,Joha Pringle, Sir Wm.
Beresford, Lord G. Gordon, Hos. Wm. Rae, Sir W.
Beresford, Sir J. Goulbura, H. Rim, Hon. G.
Bernard, Loral Grant, A. C. kiekelis, C. K.
Blackburn, Juba Great, Rt. Hos. C. Robertson, A.
lUair, J. G , Lord Robinson, Rt. /lc F.
Bourne, Rigbt Hn. Greafell, P. loch:est G.
W. S. Greville, Sir C. liviektinvagr, Lord
Branilliag, C. Gossett, W. Russell, J. W.
Brogden, J. Hamilton, Hasa Ryder, 111. Him. R.
lhowue, Rt. Ha. 1). Illandky, H. Scott, Hun. J.
Browne, P. Hardinge, Sir H. Scutt, Sassari
Browne, .1. Hart, General Shaer, Robert
Brow:MeV', C. Harvey, C. Sheldon; R.
Breen, H. Heygste, Aid. Smith, John
Bursts, Sir C. Hill, Sir G. Smith, G.

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Hum." J.J. Hulfurd, G. P. Smut meet
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Se-
Calved, Julio Holmes, W. Smith, Robert
Canning, RI. Hal.G. Hope, Sir W. SneYA, N.
Castlereagh, Via. Hotrod's, S Sosnerset, Lord G.
Cherie, EN. Huuldsworth, T. 80/1/erViiie, Sir N.
Cloichealer, A. Hothain, Lord Stewart, Sir J.
Cherry, G. Howard, Hu. F. G. Stewart, A.
Child?, W. I. Hudson, H. SC Paul, Sir H.
Chulnaeley, Sir M. Hiller, Sir C. Stopfunt, Lord
Clerk, Sir G HusLisson, Right &redid. H.
Clements, Hun. 5. Hun. W. Sallie, Sir J.

Chown, Sir W. louses, Sir H. Taylor, Sir 11.
Clive, Lord lours, John Townsheud, Hon. H.
Clore, Hon. R. lrvisig, John Terms's,, J. H.
Clive, H. JtilkilliUll, lin.C.C. Trench, Hon. F. W.
Cockburn, Sir G. Kerr, D. Thompson, W.
Cockerell, Sir C. Kirigrburoogh,Lord Uri), U.
Corks, H•. John S. Kuniersky; W. Utibririr, Earl .1
-Cocks, Ho. Jas. S. Knsichboll, Sir E. Vsßeloit, Lord
Collett, E.J. Lawley, F. Vausittart, Kt. Hon.
Convene, Sir Win. Legge, Hon. H. N.
Cooper, E. B. Leigh, .1. H. Verson, G. V.
Cooper, E. S. Lennox, Lord G. Villiers, Rt. Hoo. J.
Copley, Sir J. Leslie, C. P. Viso, Sir H.
Courtesay, Wm. Lewis, T. F. Walker, .1.
Courtenay, T. P. Lewis, W. Wallace, Rt. Hon. T.
Crawley, Som. Long, Rt. Hon. C. Wall, C. B.
Cruker, J. W. Lowther, Lord Walpole, Lord
Crobbie, J. Lowther, Hon. H. Ward, Hon. W.
Curios, Hon. R. Laugher J. H. Ward, Kuhl.
Cost, Dun. E. I.littrell, J. F. Warrender, Sir G.
Cosi, Hun. P. Lygon, Hoe. H. Wetherell. C.
Cost, Hon. W. Macdonald, RG. 11'estenra' Ho. H. R.
Daly, James Msenafiliten, E. A. Wigrain, Sir Rohl.
Davis, It. 11. Alagenoia,ll. IVigram, W.
Dawkins J. Mansfield, John Williams, Wag.
Dawkins, 11. Marryall, Jos. Williams, Robert
Dawson, J. M. Martin, R. Wood, Colonel
Deerhurst, Lord Martin, Sir T. B. Wortley, J. S.
Dwelt, I'. Metcalfe, H. Wrottrairy, H.
Durlsou, John Mills, C. Wilma, Sir B.
Douglas, Julio Muoteitk, H. Yorke, Sir J.
Douglas, W. R. K. !Borland, Sir S. B. Yarmouth, Earl
Dun. ton, G. Mount Charles, Lord
Dourless e11,.1. E. Alusgrave, Sir P. iritt.d.sits.
Drummond, J. Neale, Sir H. Binning, Lord
Dugitate, 1). G. flotillas:a, Hoa. F. Loahingion, S. R.
Dnuconshe, C. Nolan, N.
PAIRED OCT.
A paley, Lord Nimble, Wm. Pries, R.
Buoverie, Hue. B. Monnars, Lord C. Seymour, H.
Evelyn, L. . •Dolsynopee, A. Moegno, G. •
Chaplin, C. Bradshaw, R. H. Money, W.T.

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MINORITY.
Aliso, J. H. Fitzroy, Lord J. O'Grady, S.
Alitserp, Ilsetiost Fitzroy, Lard C. Palmer. Colonel
Amin, J. D. FoMemos', i.e.V Palmer, C. F.
Beaumont, T. W. Fairlir Sir W. la, Pares, I'.
Haittilltikai R •: ...bk. :kismet Rontell."..liii H.
Barham, J. P. jun. Forbes, C. Prier, R.
Barnard, rietount Frllitires, ‘ll'. ii. Pryer, Pryee
Henrik& IC Okay:ldly, Lord Poo, F. _
Ikeeher, tr. W. • - Gramm. J. Portnieu, E. B.
Besnett,Hon. HA. Grans, J. P. Ramsey, Sir A.
Braves% IL Goremy, R. H. Ilmarden, J• C. .
Berso), It.. Areal, F., W. Rid., I). •
Birgit, Jos. Gnat. G. M. Ridley, sir M. W.
Brow., I). Gooch, 'I% S. !lobar.% W. A.
Maid. H. Hablisaasd, W. Robaris, A. :.•
Borg, Vienieul Ilmoiltos, Sir ILO. Relliesos‘Sir G. '
Blair, J. H. Harburd, Him. E. Rowley, Sir W.
Braes, •R. Iltailicotr, G. J. Raisbuld, C.
&ilia, Jelin Heron,dir Robl. kumell, R. G.
Seignior, rise. NM, Lord A. lieniebottem, Julia
Button. J. l'. Hubbeose, J. C. Rosen, E.
Ibisiord, IL P. Haywood, W. P. Itlektard, W.
Busiglessis, W. E. B. Horsiby, B. Seat, J.
BD•gbeY, gin J. F. Hogbek. W. L. Smith, Hon. R.
Beasts, Job . How, Joseph Smith, Win.
atakener, Redd. Horst, R. • Sioryihr, J. H.
thilezatt. Job Jaime. Wm. Nasdassore, R.
Clansphelk Roo. J. Jobeissa,Coloisei Smola, Lord
Obemilisir, Lord G. Jervarra, G. P. Restart, Wm.
Cesoodish, H. Keck, G. A. 1.. Sums, Lord I.
Casaidielli C. • Letimerik T. B. Sykes, D. . .
Clifton, Iliscoost Lamb, Ham. W. iimeardedd, W. H.
Colts, T. W. Lisioriehss R. Selmight, Sir 4.
Gribonie, N. R. Limes, Sir W. Teems, K. kV. _
Cormanaes, L. Loyd, Sir Si, Terapie,,tart et
Cruseptoe, S.. Lloyd, 1. M. Trim, C. 11L ,
Curves, J. C. Lockbett,J. .1. Towashcail, Lord C.
Cranny, Tbs.. Leijihridge, Sir T. Tensysos, G.
Curtis, J. E. *!soberly, J. Wirers, C. C.
Cbetwynd, G. Matierly, W. L. Whitbread, .11. C.
Curliest, P. *smith John Wood, *Merman
De Craspigoy, LarW. M Mossy, P. St. J. Wm iU, at.
Ditties, J. H. Meech* J. B. Wells, lobo
Doris.., W. J. Moore, A. Weeny's, J.
Dearaosos, Vise. Skeekeasi., T. Wylie, 36r W.
Diehiasoo, W. Malicia, Hon. S. Wodelionee,:k.
I/sweepers, D. Marjoribasks, S. es:4mm:
Ellice, E. Ord, W. Hasektmo,'Lard. A.
Purim's., A. Osborne, Lord F. Shellef,'Sz Joie*
Farms, Si, R. C. Oseshiten, Lord
. . ... •.o.• ; ~ Ammo or,. • . ~ . ••
Hoholosekralta. Pliterll, Laird W. Willaies,..lV,
Berrillikellnis.Jl4__ .., Bamell, Lord J. Whitt...4lW •
Neoport, Oz. Mem Plismerr, W. Mitten, Lord
-siatis' _ ..* :i, • TartsMiek, Msmi.
Poestrobp,ll,6l4.S.Betimi, Earl et ... . ..

interlSH PRESS.

LON DON,
Aram 6, 1821.

Lord CRANIORNE last night, in the !louse of
Commons, moved for the appointment of a o=-
044. e-to inqui►e into the -state of the Game Law*,
with a view► to, modifying that black *ad tetra •al
plit'of our Criminal Code, which is a disgrace to
the character of oir country. The sportsmen,
however, outnumbered the men of humanity, and
defeated the motion by a majority of 86 igainst
Mr. Cuawais moved for leave to bring in a BA
for the repeal of the Husbandry Horse Tait bit
after some discussion the Hon. Member was in-
duced to withdraw bis notion, on the understand-
ing that he should await the Report of the Com-
mittee upon the agricultural distresses of the

country.
The Timber Duties Bill went through • COW-
miltee of the House. During the discusiiiin of
the several chimes the attendance of Members
was far from being so numerous as might have been
expected from the great importance of the subject.

We bade received Paris Papers of Moats), last.
The Austrian troops entered Naples on the 23d of
March, sad defiled. before the King's Palace,
where were the Pam.' REGENT and his brother
the Prince of &swum. An immense concourse
of people, we are told, were assembled there, dad
expressed their applause of the KING, and saluted
with joyous acclamations the troops of his anloWt
ally. The Neapolitans must indeed be enamoured
of slavery and disgrace if this representation be cot-.
rect. What ! exult in the conquest of their capi-
tal, and salute with joyous acclamations the troops
who had come to destroy by violence their every
prospect of liberty, and who have been the instru-
ments its the hands of military despots to insult and
oppress their country in the eyes of Europe ! It is
utterly impossible that any considerable number of
Neapolitans could have joined in cilebratiag their
own humiliation, and more particularly that they
could have chases' the presence of the Duke of
CALABRIA and his brother to give utterance to

such traitorous acclamations. -
The Duke of CALABRIA is no longer Regent of
the kingdom ; his father, by a Royal Ordinance
dated at Florence, the 15th of March, suited •
Provisional Government to administer the affairs of
the kingdom until his MAJESTY'S return, and of
this Committee of Government the Marquis CIR.
CELLO is appointed the President. The Ministry
of War and the affairs of the Church are intrusted
to General FARDELL•, but we must confess our
inability to comprehend his MAJESTY'S motives for
making so singular and apparently so inconpuom
an onion.
The Journals of Naples contain a copy of a letter
which the KING wrote to the Pataca KEGRSIT, in
answer to the communication of which General
FARDELLA was lately the bearer. This letter gives
us some intimation of the character of that which
the Prince had written to his father. His Manual'
says, " The reasonings into which you enter would
seem to point at me as the cause of the evils of the
war which afflicts my kingdom." The Prince, it►
all probability, deplored to his father the dreadful
consequences that have followed from his MAAS
TVS having forgotten the solemn pledge which he
had giveu to the Parliament and people of No.
pits, that be woWld never countenance or ac-
knonledge any measures proposed by the Allies