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of this parsiktfalosedki he'ents clieleise leartkit• hi' .'effitrAoptiser dealt ' theimass loYeatir-htdistio.
thejedgmeseef their fisedshipa and of nuseltiwri. the desk who were the owners of the westerly; end She
nectosoite for coutinsiug it tpeieg 'dented, it oho
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tote of tt toiestwoot be intiested to the sliiicritlon44. IffeTwirfie; Vila Pruloirol•Fte4fifilieWe'swm"hu. '
.'.oo,lonisouesol. . _After tirensi.flee vmes of espy., ssekal. The pfetelitAccountset.Geteersi Imo eel in W,,.
f!friflrt heth•Pght ofote•efssold be little doeht either .1m (Wife than /is on efOt rostah•; •091"411wahlf .
Il ato die sweeten, of lie reistence or the proper tbs. 11;iiiIill a right to earl sia Nisi fat the ikeru de-
bands its whichto place it. A• to the effect which *lied. owls ' a 0,0111411 i *raid O•fthair fii ;if!'"
it woo poosible foe this Rill se hove on the proceedings was in hi• powet. hit from what • Ilk haddtosida it
inspeoslione io.l'orliamseot„ artless the Noble Baron woo" l'ltlif* that thee/ oitild he esiteollecolik'flili•
woe welling tosuppoortlistMin...i.ters wee, moot grinders catty sos tuskiog it to the esteutimeanissiseriu the
give in then conihlCton that °cession. that instead of 11101wil. With respect to the alteratiou suggested
bring sneissus for the promotion of justice, to they its the enstalomenti tit the' Aucoesnaut-Genealle
..realy were, they were ossixiuns foe iatjustice,he insist that officeewoeld hats no objekisk no the khoderif
soesspoot them extremely • ignorant send inept if he releultelliai•• proposed; -kin it ma a *OS*" 9°4'
sloseght it possible for i hens, to take s coarse which t 00,,, whether the alteratisni reemillietsite4sivisoltlite
*could be so certain of elcfratisag their own intro- ass expedieet one; tie the consesiteistOretld be. that
limn a. that would he, to exereisoe the power given the delleieney resultiug from its askptou in Sloe pre.
by the Bid to thwart the fair cows* of ju.tier. or Peel/Nit income °f tivelantre ote•idoeiPtrlo'," efl•S'
to diminish in nosy degree the rights which belonged walent Wise provided from muse piddie %toils which
to the accused in preparing fur her defence. He wo•lds or eoarfes impose anew /halt "'thy valts-
could not colicrive, even its the most dry calculation fry ; where,* by the present mode use • hind" was
of meanest. any circumstances as. likely to defeat tplacrd un any one but the indasiduals who derived
their views of grecting inj testier, even supposing them uriwlit. r lhe traumessors.
su be capable of Irolsonring guy sucheiews. Slating, Mr. A seacauiter seconded the motion. He
me her Majestfe advocates and assistants most probe. did not see the difficulty of makiug the vettitis to
fitly outfit. every topic ef grievance which could lee 'titonglf it. hit Hun. cud Learitod -Priessd opposite
hrom'en forward egotism her mccsteers. it could mat 1 (11re Coimettay)• lie thought that there was no
be mtilitn,rtl that Nliniste:ss could have nosy sillier obstacle to she Aceowsitaset-Gesteral Riving the re-
-i!esire thin to give the greatest facility to ill her turn for the tune hr leash heel. in oflke ; and ...it
means of defence. (mired, he could safely leave was the same looker who had been employed to set
it with the Noble Baron to s.sy, whether he would for the Court fur is long period, he IbtlilllOsed that
:oiler being landed at I)uver as a witness for the Ise violist have no objection to !tarnishing the other
ling or a witness four the Goren.—/_l favzh.)— parts of the.accuunt :rewired. AS he the question
It. Lordship defender! the Gover,,...nt of Au-trig of tlw expediency of nualtmg tlast whole reuittera.
from she imputations which had ber,, thrown wilt of the Accountant-General to Co4iolbt ill al 4,e1-
ou t. ho lire alliance with this comostry, the con. toin salary, he confessed that he esitcrtaitird greet
duet of Austiii - hid 'hero pectilisrle honours- doubts 1.141/ his ii". 11" Leer's"' Fitted (11'•
her, end England owed her great obligation., Coisrtenay) of the psopriety of such an orrati4e.
He -reminded tier Noble Baton of the Address mewl. In seconding the motion. he wished to dis-
which had been pry:Motu] to the throne during clams all idea of casting any nilpotent:it on the
the Secretatyehop of a Noble Lord, who ges.e. Accountant-General fur the way in wluch the
rally sat opposite (Lord Grenville). the first duties of the office had been discharged. He knew
f rnragra ph of which Arldresa contained a warm that it was such as to give general satisfaction to the
c ontnetorlation of the 'conduct o 4 Austria. Ile Publfc•
ilitouzlit that the stale of Auer. was by no Terns a Mr. CALCRATT said, thit he had postponed this
lit pubject ler a discessitou in the lititish l'arlia- anotiots from last year through motives of delicacy
m-sit ;it was a Government wider which many to the Gentleman WIIII then lield.the office.
Y4oitrot rici.ted ; init is ot isa Etirqpr, not in the The return seas then ordersd.
wor'el, was there a better Government, nor one to A DJOURNIFENT.
which the various etilljects were snore warmly at- Lord Carri.teratin moved that the House
United, or in which power was more happily ad. should adjourn at its rising this evening till Alums
ministered. lie cencluded by supporting .the day next.
Mr. CALCRAFT inquired whether it was the in-
tention to move is further adjournment from Mon-
day, or what was the arratigetneist to he then pro-
posed ?
Lord CASTLERCIOR replied, that be tinotsght it
would be the must convenient course that the
House should adjourn from 'Monday till after the
time that the House o'f Lords should hare met for
the second reading of the. Bill of Pains and Penal-
ties, as a more correct estimate might then be suede
of the period at which the Bill, its case it pasted
the other House, might be expected to be sent
down here. A further adjournment might then
take solace during the subsequent proceeding* its
the House of Lontv, and wisest the Btll steam'd
come before the Howse of Common., care should
he taken to secure, by a call of the Howse, the ful-
lest possible attendance of Members.
NEW CARRACKs.

Inol litti.

Lord flot.l.a:no tone to explain. attack en
Austria was out at all 111 allusion to her intercourse
with other Staten, nor as to the treatment of the
subjects under her owl) authority ; but he had
stattrl, and he would repent thst which be githered
from the general testim,my of history. as well as
Irvin practical observittimi • (for he had travelled tit
Auntrol, thong% not athi,io soy of those Slates
which, nceinditig tor the
.Noble Lord, were so
wisely not haiyily governed), that from the
Close of the Emperor Charles V. to the pre.
sent period, no Worse Government hail existed,
nor any that Ited @hewn a more hardened state
of fealisigi, or that hind been more dead to all
cotisiderattirse *a-I:beryl policy and sound justice
than Austria. An to the relations of that power
with roller states, it Wits no part of his or:o:unit, nod
lw lrut mithing to (101,44 it. (le hoped, however,
Log) hut boil bee.) sti'd by the Noble Lord ut
the brad of the Tressury, that since last night he
had rec.-Ire%! the whole or the enornoma
motley Clue from Austria to thin country, and that
the had foil!) loud supine-et! ingratitude of that
country were entirely atoned. Certsoi he was, it)
other sespects. Ihnt 110 enniernment ever acted with
such noirorm injustice to individual..
The Eul or CARIAIWON and Lan! CALTnottrE
firlin.pit the
Th, Ilnuse Ifwn
l'er the motion
agannt it. 7

The CIIANCEI.I.OII, of the KXCIIFQUEIt us,.ved
the Order nt. the 1.)..! for the third remhog of the
livrock Astreentent
Mr. LOCKIIAST >p k_ +l;:tiiilq the motion.
Ater Llitch the IL/we divided. The numbers
,Nt re--0

Fur the asoiii.ts •
Agaiii,t it 4S

313jvtity far- thc. ►eading 3
The Iva Ira* aceurthugly reAd •the third time,
avid ',lured.
DISTILLATION (IRELAND).

bisjorisy
Adjourned. •

0.1 our retiirir vow the gallery we Naiad
Mr. C. 11. (lUTCHINSON Oil his legs, and en-
glee., in tiiiikiug certain representations net the pia
or the Irish distillers, irganist the newly-proposed
regulations for the distilleries of Irelai.d ; but the
confusion iis the gallery for souse time was such as
to pres Writ us from collectilie, the import of the
Hon. Gentleman's observation. with exactness. It
lea% his intention, he said, to conclude by snoring
for the production of certain papers neceseary for
the elucidation of the subject. Ile did not see
why the lt,ght I linsour.ilite Gentleman (Mr.
Vinerittart) should opiso.e the motion, conceiving,
as I.e tf,d, that it must be his wish to put
the house in po
information isle the subject, by which they might be
enobled to niake Itp their 'moth folly by the time
they should come to its di.c0,400. The Ilight
Hon. Gentleman wah saes re that he was introducing
ey.teiu of regnhittnini for the diseilleries of frlastel
II) a great ausiweire novel, and, as he (Mr.
son) under...two'. oisposition to the expressed sen-
flume:is and swishes of the spirit-manufacturers and
the Excise IllOrd or that country. If be were cor-
rectly ir.futnied, the new regulations were brought
in under the advice of the Board and Ilse Solicitor
to the Excise of Englund. It war Citllitidlt.iiy
Krrnt 11,1)jrCt In have the new laws or that nature to
he Keller:111v acceptable to the people of Ireland.
without going 1111,1 010.1'0%. he tindervtood
t hlt ht imatetling; us the intended ergulattutts, the
I tic's mainifactisier wriul:l be Curt moll!. deprived of
i),111-tit oleo 11l i l 1,1 with hie orticlel,llo the. English
market. The Right Hum Gent, would recollect with
albs[ (lag:lefty the 1,1,11 Meinbeso lied succeeded
the other night its getting rid of that law. which
kept the Irish &staler out of this market; and
lie hoped that en Encore regulation would not now
be nitrodured, whole would have the Same effect.
The objections to the new measure wire detailed is
the papers for which he intended to move; and Ise
wished to .have Owns laid on the table, in order
that when it came eri 4te theeeserwill they might be
fully usiderstitiol. He feared that the regulations,
if persisted in, woul.l 11.ive the react of treralpiog
the exerti of else Inch elittilleese Ile beige it
pardon of. the Illicse lea having said so muds.-
4 Heist, bear.)--He dad tint rise se mach in ihi
nom of irernplaiett as to shc•l • the Rtglit'h on.
lientleniata that he sleottlel nut •tefu•e the kretduc•

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, JULY 18.

Pellew's Divorce Bill was read a thir.l time and passed.
The Witnesses in laths Bill waa read a third time and
passed.
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