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Alba IN enerifive of emesmse ; mal he_ •pps erith own
idlesee to the insitritdeat Mmehts. of Eil quite antis.
lied that they shield give is • Men! sapped.
Mr. MINIONS weld also malted the Right Mae. Grade.
ease that he was Chanaeline of the Entlesquer fee Sortlassil
Wee; and if she Irish distiller was alliewed to send his
allets, to the Eosin* neadiet, he mold rot ass why the
&Ma whiskey desist meat have the same &dillies.
Mr. IllattaltalT said, that it was impossible, if fairly
etninsfictored, this either ketch or Irish spirits tout Gad
• market in this eassairy, yet • Ism quantity 414 III"
its way here, aryl every tailor whirb wee impseted tensed
oat of cmiseseptiee • callow of Esittlieli spirit', paying •
higher dull. This alight be claimed as ao indultam*, for
'lll6e Act of Onion dill not give it; the Irish spirit mimes beta
oho only beans* it pp a lower duty then she !militia Ms-
' Willer has to pay ere biomass/attars; and yet they emote sod
ask for a farther esemption, they sow wish Mei( imi.
rite mot to pees theongh the Mods of the entitle's,
which regolation' was, ieslepeedeet of every other comiders.
tioe, melt astateseey amid effectual for the preterites of the
remoter. The somserseacc would be. it the rroolosties was
carried, that the market would be entirely supplied by illicit
snail/ distillations. He ./be mare surprised at this imesemee
heist now is *IM • mighbour of his (a distiller) had
lefermed him, be sate a letter from the Chuirellor of
the Ezthesteet which disclaimed say such homilies. If
the outstare passed into • Ise, the Rocha distiller Timid
certsioly be retitled to claim an iIIeAPIIIIIIIy, St their toseinees
would •betlesisord, sad they might as well at mete sell of
their stiNs for old eopper.
The Citatraatzott of the EYCWltettall Miele that the
Dowd of Excise bad suggested to him that this 'measure
might alert the temerity of the reveller; but he was hound
not to let any cousideration of revenue Wearer with the
dee meet ion alike Aet of thlioll, and if any of the chimes
of that del were of doubtful measing, the Home was equally
booed, la justice and liberality, to exploits them in the Deese
mom f hie to Inelaud.
Sir S. NEwroitT said, that the Hos. Member (Mr. Mar-
ini.) hod made the most asteraishieg speech he had ever
heard. Me understood hire to say, that so Aroteb or Irish
spirits amid be intrudeced into this registry if ably tome.
teetered, yet sonielierr they did comae in. When the Hoe.
Member charged two parts out of three a the United Kist.
dour with on readies of lbe law, he (iir J. Newport) thought
thatibe soght, at lout, to hr side so chew she mode by
which they did trade it. It spiwared that this was
a growing maunfscture, hot three were other heasehes of
manufactere which had derlined nutter the Act of Valois;
sod he put it to the Committee, whether it was just is hold
Ireland boned by that compact as to the latter, sad usa to
the former. That, he was satisfied. would newer be the deei.
sion of Parliament, and as trebled was sow bousid to steed
or fall with Elegised, she was entitled to the soma bitted
ennstraelion to he put upon the Act of Union, as the Right
Hon. Gentleatas (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) bad nowt
truly staled. it ought In be their endeavour to bind his.
tether Ilse general istereala of all, and sot attend to the law
met of etse class in prejudice of others.
Mr. Mattawan. said, that he had earliest to sweet only
this, that as helloed and Scothied had so natural &desolates
to eounterbalatate the espalier of freight, it mad be by
mesestif thelower duties shat they were rumbled to coveter.
balance that disinnotage.
Laid CASTLIFILKAOtt said, that previous to the U.M. this
subject had come snider Mr. Pitt's coesideration, soil be had
received several repreeentatious, stating that the effect of it
would be, that • lime portion of the trade std capital of the
distilleries would be transferred from England to !related.
He replied, as *Statesman of culightelied views ought, that
it was • matter of indifference to him to what part of the
empire the capital was transfnred. Usi that prieciple the
Vision was framed, and he thought they had no right totes.
salt Ilse questioa ofeirremee at the expense of the lirst pries.
ciples of the Viithres; • He cool., nos conceive how the p-
otently clear einlentanding of his Hos. Friend (Mr. Mar.
rystt) mold have takes the view he had of the subject, valets
his sited td Ikea peeves teal by 'Minot that neighbour of
his that hail reseutioned, asset partakieg of some of his
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bevel age.-s-(A 10.01)
Mr. W laws acknowledged that Indeed was a saantry
to which &glad owed a &lit of fearful magnitude for
many ages of'snisgoviegnment, but this he thought was a bad
mode of payment. Be tumid nut agree with his Right Hon.
Primed (Sir John Newport) dell because some of the manu-
factures of Ireland had been destroyed, we were therefore to
dram, some of the asauefactures of England also. His
Hoeuiwahle Fraud, whom he was glad to see is his plate
(Mr. .1. Fusser) had often (obtruded that the Hume had
no right to interfere wills the interim, mobilises of Ire-
land ; be should like to knew if that principle were sow to
be inaistaitod. He steamily objected to the late period ash*
Session at which this matter was brought ern ; mid he ales
thought that as the Entine had f sufficient reason for
the varmints of the obnoxioui clause, the Hoene might to be
acquainted with those reasons, slow that it was about to he
resciadril. His Hoisonrable Ertred (Mr. Marrysit) had
brew takes to task pretty severely fur the opinions which
he had expressed, but if Gentlemen would take the
trouble to read llw Heports of Committees of that Howse
from 1796 to the preassit time, they would find fall
timirmiation of all that !Tatiana& Member had asserted.
It was ma corrict to speala the rectifiers as the rivals of
the Irish distillery ; it would have been mare consistent so
to ricousaiuste the malt distillers, and tio their behalf ha
MOM pretest against this niessiter, except 45 so experiment.
They hail no °Net-tilos to the importation of Irish spirits, if
they were put on the same fooling, lint they could nut con-
tend ageismt high didn't and wide einswienera. He thought
if a nisaufactare wee to be set up, it was ',different to the
statesman where; best there was a great differeoce where a
misaisfacare was already established, nourishing, and paying
a large
nue just to put all that to risk for the sake of something which
might be carried un more advantageously is asolher part of
the contary, and be did not think Mr. Pitt could have Mated
his ludifference so strougly as the Noble Lord had said. He
coactuded by observing, that it was immissible the jitter.
miaow as to spirits between the ports of the country could
be carried on unless the modes were assimilated, and till
that were dome the busbies* could issuer be comidered as
settled.

ilk. JOSS FOITIR said. SO he had beta called Opal is so
poloteela manner by the Hon. Geotlnman who bad just sat
dews, be would only Moore', that be had mot said what the
• His. Member bad imputed to hint, Mod he would tell him
.etbvit was impossible he should ham NSW so. At that
Anne the-English Pathologist was *be Pwrilsomoll of his.
leak and he serer uvula have brew guilty of the &boar-
2kof asserting that they could Not legi,late fur the
of she empire. He put it to the Honourable Geode-
*alb whether be could cuasider it as the part of • pod
libmber of Parliament to he selling the mairefatiwtors
Mat pert of the country agaiost those of member part, se W
titylmil separate interests. He would only add, be burped
mewl* to see a eatlosal question so treated stale.
Mr. Hume wished to bow whether the Bill would enable
a retailer to sell Irish spirits! to width the Cosiscsuma of
the attempt* replied its the afftroostite, under the same%
resolution as the English dealer.
The Resolution use them carried, the House resumed,
nod leave was given to bring in the Bill.
LOTTERY BILL.
Os the Order of the Day for the third reading of the
Lonely Bill,
The Cumscru.oit of the Eccurquen iodinated, that he
bad withdraisu the clauses to which objection bad bees
Mr. flora said, as is had hero alleged that the %tertiary
of the Lottery pailitip4l.4 la the contract, he wished limbs
_allowed to bring up two clauses, prohibiting the Secretary or
the tomadashrucrs of the Luster, from may such participa.
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The eitAscrumßof the Escut.wita saia, that if .ueh
wthrrosidact were pawed, the treaseety would certainly. des.
aim thijrarty utfewdirm; seed that he tirmight a mute elec-
toral chick thaw a irsiviative enactor at.
Mr. Wm. t•MITIII said a few wends.
The OmutaLt.oa of the Eaciettata explained.
Le N. W. *Mahal' said, he was sorry the chases 11•4
hems givels apt" the Rigid How.Gastlentaa, as crest heads
were practised is the Lenny, winch they 'mild have had
same eters is amities.
Mr. Nara amseuterl to waive the clauses which he bad
proposed.
1 he Bill was road a third time sad passed.