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London, England, 1819-12-18 00:00:00

it NW., I WbS.ltit,ll:;.; It tli.l tLe only rai:•tiin-
twitsl force of the country. l'ertisir the Nub'.
I,old won'd have uirl littjertiun die !mute
with en account of the ~o:1,1)..r of net•epied corp..
The vote wits then put NIA merest to.
A onto or 304).()91)/. was then voted icenam%
toward+ i;efraying the charge of the laud forces in
Ireland.

Rr:CESS.
?sir. TIERNEY nlmtved, that it wonl,l lie a great
accommodation to the Iloo.p, it the Noble. 11,1rti
would have 11w goodoef.. to awe a heol..r soy and
what arrangement hail been formed reopectio 4
recess.
Lord CASTLUREAGII said, that a, the flout, I: art
already cot thr,,agi. a g0,.:l firal
thought that 1 i icipurnment for lhr hio• 1.1::u 4t.t
be merle from the Itt of January to the 8:11 or 101!)
of February.
Several other votes were then propa.etl a 4
agreed to, the pathcolar, of which we were
to collect, in cont.equeoce of the great colifu.;:. •
which prevailed in tic Haute at the time.
The House briirz tesumed. the Report ara‘
brought up, and ortkred to he lecei%ed !lard
twit. . .

MISDEMEANORS 11!1.1.
Lora C ASTLEILEA ii moved the Order of the Day
for receiving the report of the Masalerlarattoro Ball.

The ordir having liven read—
tord EBRIINGtos put a to Lord Cas-
tlereagh. the tenor of which, or of the answers we
could nut distinctly iindr.staiiil.
Mr. DENMAN slid, that its tl..e kw now stotwi.
every perron who pirferreil an iieitioinent is an in-
ferior Court, lied los opti:in tip reiniirr the caws-

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into the King's D.oicli by writ of certiorari. 5i11...
out notice to the Defentlatit, wliereliy the greatest
loss was frequently caused to the laver. and tr.rr
expenses heaped 01A hint iu consequei.ce becan.s
more severe than any punishment, stiosild he lis•
convicted. Ile had liiipecl diet a protiSion w0r0,.1.

have been introduced into the Bill, requirini :1
notification of such intention to the Deferirl.mt ;
and he thought that a fit opportunity of saying, that
lie 'honk', no a future occasion, propose such an
improvement, bltould smoother Geutleman take the
subject up.
Air. G. LAMB eepressed Ms regret that this later
hnd not been propered by his Alojeety's Altnisteta
before. It was the only our of all their meamses
which would be permanently advantageous to the
subject. We regretted that it went before the pub-
lic in cnniosny with other measures of a far differ •
eta de,cription, which were likely to give it a laid

character.
Mr. Drsat.tx said. that a little doubt had hero
entertained whether the Rill extended to Wales.
thong's he 1,144 attic it did. At the saute time het
hull a Sri hal amenilinetit to propose. In the clanoat
which enacted, that permit's in custody for misile.
ineanora, or held to bail to appear to answer to
such offence, twenty days before the Sessions shall
plead to indictment, rimless a writ of certiorari be
delivered. twenty days at least was intended ; ice.
therefore, meant to move. that the words •• or
more" should he added.
The ATTORNEY-GRXERAL said, there wits not
ti,e slightest doubt that the measure applied to
Wales.
Mr. Dant ANN amendment was then agreed to.
after which the. Report was received. and the third
reading of the Rill fixed fur Monday neat.
COM M ERCIA I. REGULATIONS.
Mr. flume wished to know from the Right lion.
Gentleman (Mr. Vansittart). whether it was the jot.
tention of his Majesty's Ministers. in the presemt
Session, to move for the appointment of a Con,.
mittee to enter on an inquiry into the state of our
commercial r-Tilatinisa with foreign cenntriee.
The CHANcr.t.coo. of the EXCHEQUER said.
that strli a 11:1,1 been in the contemplition of
the Government., bat he could not take upan him-
self to say, that it won't' he done during the pre-
sent Session.—The 11an..., then adjourned.

(0.• Far JCircelfancous hie/lig/nee lON lag port,/

1.1-114. PRESS.

LON DON,
SATURDAY, DECIDICEII 18, ts:9.

It was intimated last night. in the l-Buse of
Commons, by Lord CASTLEREAGH, that the teo
liousev of Parliament would probably adjourn
or about the Ist of January for the :vers., and that
they wodld not meet again until about the Sth or
10th of February.
In the Mule of Lords a protracted tlacussieM
took place upon the Bill for the effectual preven-
tion of Seditious Meetings. Its the title of thia
Bill there is one great error, which will probably
be amended in the Committee. We allude to the
use of the word seditious. This is quite unneces
ssry, and only ten& to mislead the public with re-
gard to the nature and object of the measure. The
title ought to run dins, " A Bill for the effectual
prevention of all Public Meetingv," for that such
must be the effect of the measure, no person who
fairly considers the telideucy of its provisions can
doubt.
The question last night before the !louse Ivo..
that the Bill should be committed ; to which the
Earl of CARMARVON moved; as on amehdruenr,
that it be an instruction to the Committee to l,stlit
the operation of the Bill to the Ist of July,
The amendment ear .irg 'rived without a 01111'100.

A report prevailed Fist uiiht, Chit as rxreni re
manufactory at slauchtster was this4rtyrtl
hy, time
011 Werluesday night, and that this visa the eft of
some malicious isicrudiary. Maiichevter has of tare
become the favourite 'ource or false 11:111.11ill. We
hope the resent rUIIIOIII' may ruse to be of that
dercriptiou.

Paris Papers to the 15th have errivetl. They
contain no news of any tntrre•t.—The Five per
Cent. COllOOl4 wore uu Monday, (;St fr. 40 c.—elisulc
Action!, 1,45 fr. • virtu