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charter of Grumpound, sad coesiying it to one of
the populous towns snit new represented. He
would also move fur a dintieutios the period of
imprisoneseot awarded to Sir M. 'Wes.
Mr. BROUGHAM wished to take Ina early oppor-
handy of trying. that he *add Awl skve orifice
a a motion for the revival of the lAtillselitter Oil
the Education of the Poor. He `as afraid that he
should be prevailed Trois doing so before the Mid..
wanner recess. At the dame time he was extremely
anxious that this delay, should set be imputed to
the effect which recent circuotstaaces, and doc-
trines which lad lately bees held forth iu cerise.
Treece of those eircaustances, might be supposed
to have had on his mind. He was by no means
coavisiced, that hecaise the poor had received had
advice and instruction, that therefore they should
have noire given them iii future ; is the coo-
tray. he thought that the worse . the prioriples
which they itial Imblbfd .taus 'keit bird teacher..
the more amtseis might the Paillasses's • to be fa
remove these impressions, sad put better ants its
their place. The digest of the 'Committee was
avarly ready, and he was ireidosts that ft ohould be
lea every Member's hands belga lit an bra
sestion, which he promised iViiiW"-es—gligtely
after the Midsummer reeeskai
Till CATHOUC
Sir H. PANNSLL, at the reoitesi of r. Grattan,
gave notice that he (Mr. G ;tepid briag for-
ward the Catholic Qkmaies ei( the I lib
of May next.
HIGH SHIIOOII D.
Sir H. P•ases.t_. also gave, saioe, that on
Wednesday next he would owe to:have a Select
Committee appointed to take into eration the
payment of the expenses of High Shen& at con.
tested elections in Ireland.
Mr. V. FITZGRRALD said i few words in approval
of the motion.
PARUAMENTARY REFORM.
Mr. LAMITOi renewed his notice of a motion to
take into consideration the representation of the
people iu Parliament, which was Axed for Tuesdry,
June 6.
Lord A. HAMILTON gave notice, that he intend,
ed to move for • consideration of the state of
Scotch
before trPheemotresepintio"•
fhislie wishedfleuourabliet to come onFrieand
62rd it for the 94th of May.
Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW ma, be wesekempre at an
early day for the renewal of thi lisialing Order
of the House. to prevent petit*, msessemed oil
gearsl trade and manufactures tress being lortiugiit
before the House, until after thsi examioation by
Stir Special Castanets.
Mr. Hume moved for • return of the total nett
value of the revenue of Barbedees and the Lee..
ward Islands, from the year 1808 to ISIS ; also ea
account of the espeuditure le their civil and stair.
lary departments. during the same period.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' LAWS.
Lord A LTHOltle gave police of a motion for Tu.,-
day next, for the pupae of calling the considera-
tion of the House to a guessere for the relief of
Insolvent Debtors.
REPORT ON THE ADDRESS.
Sir E. KNATCHNULL brought up the Report to
the Address, in answer to the King's Speech.
DISTRESS IN SCOTLAND.
Lord A. HAMILTON took that opportunity of
making a few remarks on the state of extreme dna.
tress which prevailed in a part of the country where
of late much turbuleoce bad bakes forth. When
he recollected that little more tam fourteen weeks
ago the state of trade had been represestrd. in an
address from the throw, to be is a most flourish-
iug coodition, and when he observed how rotatory
to this statement was every present testimony and
acknowledgment; and when in addition to this, sis
far as he could discover from the terms mode use
of, the House were sew bid to look So time alone
for a remedy fur each manifold evil, he felt that lie
shisiteet dachrzhie duty if he did not suggest
ssels mem of us be thought calculated to
10411,61 tbi ~at eiril colcitfaioed of by the House
mid the cowatey. [The Noble Lord here made
several observations which were indistinctly audible
in the gallery. frees whit* we inferred that he was
speaking in approbatioo aN furtherance of some
pia of asigation.] He made some allusion so
the esei of 50.000/. which bad been voted for moi-
ignition to the Cape of Good Hope. He then re-
vertetito the state of the Scotch districts. which. as
an Has. Member opposite knew well were iu a 41.1.1
of extreme wretchedosos, such iodated as weuld admit ,
of no delay to the applicatiois of a remedy. A larks,
portion of that population looked at extort's*, at that
p oir
Fvery time,
not
di
gi
as opposite, a s
nted t
seth •
•s a n bards.ssand:
ns
of
being
scamhiuitalsrlicenes.
rlyysweditsielocaleralpsheyoblweis:.4.4:l2Tlipl;[:.
Kit-
ting worse and worse in coodities, ileissouch that
as they were stow almost without feed mod raiment.
they expected shortly to be Mk without the cover-
ing of a hone. He could not let that opportunity
slip without urging Ministers to the adoption of
some MOWN of relief more suited to the raisin's',"
than those already adopted. If they would ap-
ply to the House for the meow, they would be
sue doubt furnished with alacrity. Mower,
welt, a doubt, as anxious as himself for
the relief of this distress; bet he was afraid that
they much underrated its amount ; hr ass
afraid they deceived themselves in some mea-
sure ea to its cause. and mistook many of its results.
They attributed a greiestgerirtion of the violence
which' had been genial to disaffection. lilac,.
was attributable to distress and slier). He hoped
the Right Hon. Gesfleate oppaite Weald
his attention to the subject speedily. He only
mentioned it himself to kadketresi4 if pietkifile, so
quicken the implicit* of seat eirdleith of re-
medy. He wished fof al to the
.applicaties of the stoney Altair eiViettiginee em-
igration lea' year. aid whet' DIAS of relief had'
bets atpaimiced. itameniebt of thi' Mich, of
ihat • measure, 'high he ball esidethe Met
Hos. Gentleness wssld be happy to furnish, mould