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f Goaded, and undertaking to aver that the house of Xl'lllllllll,
Haisbisiy, and Co bad two control or influence is the. deter-
wituatiois of die Magistrates, be would proceed to answer the
question of the Right Hoe. Gentlemen as to tit& vise
twat. It was to be recollected that he had, whhuuttonsolu
lag the trade, pledged himself that the price of her wield
he lowered as soon as the sticks upon which the toll Miss
were taken, should he consumed. The Government remitted
uste•rartbing per pot duty, and they required the price in he
. . . . . . . .

au such on b4ll4l;er the brewers. He said at the time
that It oda delealbous that the m•Jney to be sawed to the
tataller, het 4.l.Theakeilse that eloeotd so tale the pocket.
of the breirem e pledied Coo& to • ',auction, and it
bad labiraitlae•.—lbte, Hash boom asked, " be* me& ?"J—
The price bad bees barred a hallpeoey pee pot, Govern.
nay hiArlog ',diced It • farthi•of There way • very
getiorailmossodeestamdlne, that the pablie•bettees were most

esmseeely the property of the brewers. He would tome the
esseaditlos of his own business to spew the fact is the proper
liebt. He dealt with NMI persons, of whets there were 106
laving homes le the (meaty. He pommeed 49 homes out
*ldiom and so more; about It hewers were confined to his
berniko:uo by excessive loess ad el sport them, besides
• Asa mpio• which Moderate loans had brew advanced ; leay.
lag toss than 600 houses steely free and independent of
his. That he was not the bleed of the emeopoly eyelets
be had proved, by suggesting to the Nlember foe tihrembery
• Masse for his Bill to realm° brewers from becoming
Immo srf poblic.home premiss. He /mew Hat ibm woold
go to impose frrsis restraint, oa the trade, bet he thought it
ateisMissety. He world reply tp another ermmeet respecting
sherefirength of beer. A gallant Admiral had expressed a
wish that he could get it as strong as be used to drink it is
his youthful elms. Ile (Hr. Beason) Inuitelten the trouble
es Squire, and found that bar eqs brewed sheeted sow by
1$ per mot. Mate 20 years sits, es the Whist iisnieed rtht
learn fres the mimes is the Radii mike., IMildliwthiti
by sine other observations Is fausgemf
compietitino. rt, •s, t 1.,•/ 9..1 •1111 It:•
"fr. CA LVERT deeded- timl tHasmisessetteemeepefy our
waived to large tows; k was he SSC aidsrastrely era
Greed is the country, where one brewer hold the bowies of
every village toe miles round. lie thought that the Mogi*.
tram ought to interfere to prevent the practice, mid ebb-
hoist the Itemise front bowies the erepsetp bees/errs. He
WOO was ea advocate fur the fair emapelitimeof an epees
market.
Mr ). lIERRIGHT said that It em *below( BIM s oysters,
ingeinst the evils of which the coostry was sling sanigns
dysesd to the ether, ought lobe pet as god to. ho-is
Mr. G. BENNETT admitted that his. Hoa.,FYlssiislstllt
Member for Weymouth, bad suggested such aelsassalligH
which be had described ; bet he found great dideeltp• In id.
eredeeirrg it into the Bill, mg kaowing wades what treat to
place she execution of the law in deal respect. Hs thought
It was high oboe le pot as cad to she practice of toommoly,
which gave the small brewers au opportursity of drenching
the public with their poison. He had examined the beer its
several villages of his own county, and It was almost always
bad, ober. being hardly such a Odor to be Moad sea free
hose. He recommended some &heredity's of the strands' of
bottsan,aad for the trade to be thee thrones freely apes as
the sale of bread.
Mr. CA LVERT sad Me. BENNETT mutually etsplained
Mr. WHITER EA I) concurred with all that woo said hy
the Hoe. Member few Weymouth, *ad particularly scow
inn aded an open trade, so far as not to endanger the great
quentily of property invested already is pablicAtetries.
Mr. C. SMITH spoke.
Mr. MONCK said that there needed .soothing more Is
prove the evils of the system than ilia mistimed fact, that a
boos become doubled and trebled in 'aloe by Wittiest a
licence granted to it. Art ewe/best physician who had sur-
vived 30 rare in Bash, lead assured him that the greater part
of the distempers of the hammers is the neighbourhood, such
as cholics—(Laugliter)—were to be attributed to the perni-
cious beer mold there.

Mr. C. SMITH wits 'bunt to speak again, but wu pro-
vented by tries of " Spoke:"
Mr. BUXTON explained. He d.d not wish to take the
mentor his suggestion to the Member for Shrewahory uu
►imself only. He ►ad it ire from • respectable brewer,
user in that Howse, Mr. Barclay.
The Petition was then read.

Mr. HUSK ISSUN explmarel, end said he did sot pretend
to know Ike **Nationr and focal eneuaessaates su the

Petition.
Mr. C. SMITH again opoilapiall liaa,Pettiloo was laid on
the table.
Mr. HANEL, moved that edthmatee for ezpenisee for the
British Museum be referred to the Committee of Sopply...—
Ordered .
Mr. HUME moved for other returns for the Aerate otibe
New Colnetes—Mauritius, Ceylon, Cope of Good Hupe,
mod Melts, shearing the names of the Agents, dates ud••p- '
pointateni, salaries, and emoluments a rotary kind ; together
with similar rewrite respecting any other offices held by the
same agnate, and from what ninety of the public service
they were paid.
Mr. HUSKISSON said that he had made that reborn for
himself twice tu the House and ouce to the. Committee up
states.
Mr. HUME admitted the fact to he as aestqatbs the Eight
Hoe. Gentleman respecting himself. Others hid sot imi.
tiled him. Several of them refused to &mead the retur a
seat them fur the purpose by the Committee, tillegieg
the Committee had am right to Inquire into the affairs of. f'
tither offices which they might bold.
Mr. WI L.MOl' did not know bow it was possible le 11114:.•
ply, to every instance, with the order fur the retards maw.
asked.
Mr. HUME thought that oothiog could be easter, as opi-
aloe in which he erns borne out by the same order keeling
been fully complied with in SIX or seven inseams which
had already occurred in this Session.

The accounts wars ordered.
Me SYKES presented a Petition from the Shipowners of
Eiegaturayipori.Hull splint the Navigation Bill, especially
the secoad clause.
Sir V. W. RIDLEY presented a similar Petite. from
Neweasile•upon-Tyue.
Mr. BEAU bIONT said a few words in support of it.
The Petitious were ordered to be printed.
Mr. MAXWELL presented a Petitiee frost Renfrew,
praying the removal of the restraints on the iatrudeetruir of
Scotch sporilv.—Ordered to be printed.
Coloael DAVIES read Resolutioes to the Mosey Stigler.
be gave notice, he waeld by and by move re the Couseslttes
we Agricultural Distress.
Sir F. BVRDETT moved for copies of the Report of
the evidence of Dr. Bryon, goal surgeon of Whetter.--
Oirdered.
Mr.GRENFELL wished to know if the Cheer:eller of the
Baelsequer was prepared to lay before the How the copies
of the corresoondeace between tie Goverw.ient sad the
Bank of England, and if eel thee, at what time they might
'tweet it! He wished also to hurry when the Right Hocuer.
able Gentle..n reseeded to bring forward the subject of lb*
risawal of the Bask charter
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY intimated, that is
the abortion of hie Right Hoe. Friend there could be sus as-
sort gives to the questioll• Or the Hon. Gentleman.
Mr. CALVERT having seer great numbers of pour Irish
conveyed slung she road in waggons, tutended to be sent
beck to their own reentry, wished to know if it were by the
order' or the Goverasneet or parochial means t
Mr. PEEL knew sedate( of the eircuouritsece, sad cern-
chided that it most be,s parish &fair.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The Slarguis of LOWDONDURY moved the Or-
der of the Day for the House resolving into OM.
saltier to consider the Report ou agricultural
di•trerr.
Oh the motion that the Speaker leave the Chair,
Mr. Etkice robe. He was sorry, after what
had pawed the other night on the mutt expedient
rearm. to he taken in the debate, to break in upon
the Oyu then agreed opon, but his duty compelled
heat to do so. He Must advert to the propo.ihotto
to be submitted to the Committee by the Noble
Lord. at.d the other plans of relief to agriculture.
If ha thought any of thous propositions would really