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the face, toga tical With it without any Timer tfludiorg to
expeelseeits..—.(f/sor, kern, Aurse.)--The Ilsonniirshle and
Learned Gentleman (Ma took an historical 'review of the I
rise sod proesess of potation its trite rottot.V. When the
statute of Eleatwits, kvyiag poor'. rens, woo reamed, oh. re .
was nu sines.. of property lasitibfr, sir, to use gooedi.
nary phrase, an disertly ••• roncestal.lt." as hod. If hods
them exi•ted as it hod store flouriolied :sod would to God it
now ilotirlshira as It was Wolff !) did any nolo streams that the
statute of Elts deeds would not have re.ielital it Ilene j-tt•
If tie tondo distributing over a large elutes of glie commis-
isity 41111141101 111.1 than Ihirly minnow were tin is as nisi
would not the gotoilwie of Elosaleth hare reached them
(ifear.)--Bot slow it is said, tootle oh.. 0i50n(,,,,,,,er,
touch the Itatoltililrc, 'Oil you 'AA the (dal coon.epteore of
driving away the capital of Ili! rouotry. This w:se to 1 •
were-t thine' teal. Toe capitals, the removal of which
would affia t the creautry no any md, ri.a .I..uree,
ware those of large extent, and yet wore throe
not tied to the rosulry in a.. Ronny eve)• that
they might tee nearly cumaitered as inalienable ?
(*.mood go without its owner. The 'MI proverb a bard in
our nature, 'lett when a mans treasure us, there go his
heart. Property may disappear to the Pennon' petlinp•
erf a few ittiiliolll, but it WAN Mott unlikely lit extend
suds suns•. Ills fixed °pis t i 0000 war, that it wool.: he most
wise to roosts'. r whether moor equalinai iou of lisir.leos could
not be attained, so as In moiler:sir turn Eros, and zloring
inequality now apparent in the coutrilontions paid by the
various shames of society. n he caul this et was
Atl repalization is every reelect neritually spportioileil, for
lie knew the interest of one e 1..... ronid inner with safety he
mounted Cum that of anotlor. In 1818 the astir olturist
sr.lrrr.d 11111C11, bat trade rto.t h. tog lista as. but, the la-
boort.r hod innate employ 1 its 1817 node gave way, aw I thavis
tultnre Meanie wretched in the extreme. He would repot,
that agriculture Mal a grew' and overwhelming body, risttliad
now to a ap..iii inquiry, which it was the looloilesi ditty
of the Home mot to WM a deaf ear. It was said the motion
ought to be confined In the effect of Ilse average., he wideed
it had been so confined, is it hoot, at tire lame tine. evelort-
iog hereafter atwitter inqiiisy. rtiop;oooe, for mower, bats
new principle of morerissuilig the average was sought foe, su
as to lead with more certainty than the present p'an did, lie
as ascertained protecting price, this would, by no means,
shut oust hereafter a broader vi. w of the rase, a Me it would
he more likely to lead to an immediate practical fr... 1.11.
The Iluoi. and Learned Grutiremis this, "motel I o I thews
reiterated some of tier Is ailing toped of his speeds.
Mr. Eft Ire, Mr. lIROLGII.OI, ;mil Mr. 11•CASDO, sea.
rally exptaiiied.
Me. Gum here proposed an awacooduient, that a Seltart
Committee Ire appointed to inquire into thee practical effect
ue as average, to MR main the amount of a protesting duty
upon the i.uptictstiou of foreign corm -
Mr Erdice said, that is moving she previous epiestinsi,
his only oillt et was,not to get rot of inquiry, as had been
mioemoceite 4, but of Ilist inquiry the Mole tory of which
imusi be guisehievons. He had Oh 'Xi. 1115111 10 yield to the
A inemilmegot, noel ovoid with, glee lease of the House, with-
draw the previous question.—( /liar )
llareeral CASCOIrIit said, he would nut roneent to its being
'Mediate n, nor /yin it they ).tot into It Committee and
adopted a Boil such as was Noire-led, would Ire let the
queotitra rest without prepooing its re total.
tepee PAIiToSI CORBETT said, that from his local know.
ledge tier ease of the Fenotuness rolled km she ittlitteol uncoi-
ling, of 'be House.
lord Csvreuvarlu reminded the Moose how the debate
sow stood, tie ortstosal motion was to ,rfrr all Ile petitions
it a Select Commitoce,instrueled to enter into the whole ash.
jeer, suds a sirs of altering the present scale of a proteciing
dilly. Bents determined to resist such • onetime, it was a
matter of ineliffeeestre to hint whether he gate his negative
Its it by Ilse preemies question or otherwise. lint in su doing;
be begged to he distinctly anderstood, that though he would
out alter
.that stale, he was renal: to agree to ally ape-edit
motion for considering how that scale could be reor:ered
sworn effictive recording to the intention of the Act of
1815.

Mr Aldr.osan RelrtaTit and Sir Trios ACLAPID earnest.
ly enforced the ilecresiiy of inquiry tette the allrgatioue of
Ile Agri( 'littoral petitions. -
M. v. rITZGERALD coneurreJ is flume recommend*.

lion., and added, that ea the subject deeply affected Ireland,
he shittsll nothtubtettly su ppm t the original motion.
. .

Itir Wm:minus/ we understood) soda few words, but
his visite visa ilniune.l in the rrits of " (trestle:no ! Ques-
tion ! " and "Adjourn! adjoin-a ! "
Gym r. GAKOVIIII, Lord MILT/or, and Mr. BitoVelast,
each said a few *orris in expinnatiun, and the House di.
• lieu the numbers wr s..—
Foe goinig into the Commiilrr ISO
Against it

Majority for tl.c Commit re. .. 49

Ou one renadmis. • to she Gallery we found Lord Mtgs.
TOM implorinK that Mr. Hoene Suiont I would not, at that
boor of four o'clock its the morn leg, pi en. td to the appoout-
tient of his Committee.—(Haar horr.)
Mr BARING said, that tic the estasorilinary decision of
the [louse hail not only chanzed the cone, but balled she
hopes of she coutitty, it was Lame fur those who thought
with him to be alive to thc priiii.sts situation of the people.
—Meer, now the iithe avoard, that in early
stage, both io sansing the Committer and otherwise, lie
would ,vve all possible opposition to further visors ediugs, and
concloaled hy muriotlbat the Wimp do !Mir a.sjo urn.
Ste HOUFAT WILPOK, its ser smiling the notion, said, that
the Muse had mistaken the forbearmice of the ntattufacuir.
log and commercial animals if they had contrived [lost
Ouch a measure as this would have passed, they would have
Peettiitied by millions se,aisont it ; in fact, it could never be
carried but by a milita. y Government —(ain of tt Hear,
Agar, hear," aye/ "Order!")—When a Corn Bill was to
be paused, the effect of which would be to enhance the price
of tile loaf WI s suffering people, it would esquire garrisous
Ihriaughuut the country to enforce it.
Lord Canritittiou deplored from the bottom of his
heart the sitifortunate deci-iuts to which the House had just
waived. He frosted the Committee would slot he appointed
Ps so thin a House, aid deckled, that so little expectation
bail he that the aissiou would bare been pressed to such
result. 1114 a number of friend. of his, who would have
voted against the tosition, quitted the House, not expecting
that a complurniae wariehl have been refused, and a dislikee
on she 'Hain question pressed.
Mr. Bassercerisat wisdoms impassioned appeal to his How.
rfirltdd near him, 'phut she ill essos.tiairosees That usual re.
stilt from the insitenstiotoi slid the supporters of the motion
wished to irolnince the price of 11. e quarlerte•loaf: if such
initialisations took effect oitt of doors, those who rowed
theta however twist. ationally, anis' he rev pousible.He again
repeated Hart his only object was inquiry alone, and not the
support of the .11e:tallow' of any petition.
Mr. H. Stinnett r onfesoril that he was also taken by
surprine in the result, sot: said, that he had Moron the list
of his intruded Committee to the Noble Lord who had
shewn him soother lint its return, and there was between
shim only a variation of three or four nausea. Animus
however, for a full and fair COIOIIIII.IIC, he had so objethos
to she adjoin moral.
Lord Cnaft.altealiti explained that his list was merels
intended fir a Committee to consider the operation of the
exi‘ting as arose.
Alter a few word, from Lord NlitroN, S:r Roarar
lON, nod Mr. ithitxs, the House adjiitirtstit sinus after
VOUR O'CLOCK is the morning, until Three ti Clock this
day.

V.thhria, the capture of which hy Lnrd Cocas
!UNE we annuuucrJ yesterthiy, is a stasport town
of South America. in the iirovioLve oil Chili. an uated
on a has of the Paeitic Lordship wee
led In this quotes, tin doubt, by the hope of fits&
jug the Suiki Limo, Similish 71. there. av it had
been usilltrytoods th it wrier the loss of lier rudder,
she would have hewn compelled to make a ports
Lelteis of the latlt of d ~,,, dry, received yesterday
I LIIIIH, litiwo-Vrr mention, that the Mariano
left the Snitat Elmo in long. 65. We and lac,
O. whence she would he compelled to bear
away for the Faalkleanl 'lslttrila, or the Cape
of Good !Lope, being unable 60 double Cape