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age, are not the Lords Lieutenant of counties bt
least equally open to the suspicion of exercising such
a privilege more for private purposes than the public
advantage ? But, however this may he, six years
have now passed since Lord Althorp s Bill was in-
troduced to Parliament, on the recommendation of a
Committee) to facilitate the recovery of small debts,
and the administration of justice in this respect still
rsmains as slow and as expensive as it ever was.
We also recollect that., 1", on after this Bill had been
introduced, Government were said to have a plan of
their own to effect the same object as Lord Althorp
had in view—namely, the more easy recovery of
small debts; according to which plan the Itingtlom was
to be divided into circuits, nimilar 'to the arrange-
ment under the Insolvent Act, with two barristers
judicißlly appointed to each circuit, nud to be se-
lected by the Crown. This project, as well as the
original one, was laid aside, and both have nearly
passed into oblivion, while the administration of

justice in cases of small debt, as well as in many
other respects, still continues to be a reproach to the
country, and an oppression to the people. At the
beginning or the Session, when commenting upon
the promise relative to this subject introduced into
the Speech Prom the Throne, we ventured to ex-
press a suspicion of its being merely used ad captan-
dam vulgus. Does the event show that we were
mistaken? Has Sir R. Peel or any other 111inister
introduced any general measure to improve the ad-
ministration of justice? The demolition of the Welch
judicature was determined on In spite of the remon-
strances of the Inhabitants of the principality, who
had rodidence in their own system ; but the Eng-
lish system remains unaltered, although the English
people have for years been anxiously expecting its
reformation.—Ncrniwg Herald.
Two very curious documents have just been pub-
lished by order of the House of Commons,
which bear strong evidence to a desire, on the part
of the House, to screw down every possible expence
to a level with the revenue of the country, and to
the candour and good faith of the Government in
furnishing it with all necessary information for that
purpose. The papers to which we refer are, Ist,
" a list of all clerks, or others, admitted, for the first

time, to any office since 1822—the Customs, Ex-
cise, Stamp-office, and Post-office, excepterb—and
alao in the Civil Departments of the Army, Navy,
and Ordnance, with their age, date of appointment,
office, and salaries ;" and, 2dly, " a return of
the number of those who have been superan-
nuated and again introduced to the service."—
We have perused these documents w ith considerable
attention ; but we need scarcely inform our readers
that, without a knowledge of the duties to be per-
formed, there is no possibility of judging of the
extent of propriety employed in the appointments.
Most of the salaries are small, though, taken toge-
ther, they amount to a larger sum than we should
consider to be sufficient to pay for a satisfactory dis-
charge of the duties. We also remark, which is the
most objectionable feature in the documents, that
the family connections of Ministers have salaries
varying from 5001. to 20001. per annum, while
others, who must have-had greater experience, are
rated at sums greatly below these handsome appoint-
ments.—Morning Advertiser.

FORGERY.

LIST OF TEIE MAJOR]
or ON] HUNDRED AND FIPTY-ONE, WHO TOI
JUNE, FOR ABOLISHING THE PUNISHMENT 01

ITY
TED, ON THE 7TH OF
IF DEATH IN ALL CASES
LL$.
Sandon, Viscoutt
satincletson, A.
Sadler, M. T.
Shelley, Sir J.
Slaney, R. A.
Smith, J.
Smith, Hon, R.
Smith, W.
Spence, George
Stanley, Lord
Stanley, Hon. E. G.
Tahnash, Hon. F.
Thomson, C. P.
Trant, W. H,
'Fufloli, Hon. H.
Tynte, C. K.
Vyvyan, Sir R.
Ward, J.
Wall, C. B.
Warburton, H.
Western, C. C.
Wilbtahatn, G.
Wilson, Sir R.
Wood, Alderman
Wood, John
Wodehouse, E.
Wynn, Right Hon.C,

OF FORGERY ExcErr THE FORGERY OF WE
Acland, Sir Thomas Handeock, Richard
Anson, Sir G. Harvey, .1): W.
Baring, Sir T. Heheage, G. F.
Paring, F,
Horton, Itt. Hon. W.

f34tiect, C. H.
Barclay, C.
Barclay, Davit',
Bell, M.
Benett, John
Bentitick, Lord G.
Bernal, R.
Blake, Sir P.
Browne, J.
Bramston, T. G.
Brougham, Henry
Brougham, James
Brownlow' C,
BuCk, L. W.
Buller, C.
Calvert, N.
Calthorpe, Hon. F.
Canning, Rt. Hon. S.
Callaghan,
Cavendish, H.
Cavendish, C.
Cavendish, W.
Cave, H. 0.
Carter, J. 13.
Chelmeley, M.
Clifton, Vis Count
Cll4tt, E, 13.
Corbett, Manton
Colborne, N. R.
Curtcis, E. J.
Davies, Col.
Dawson, A.
Dickinson, NV.
benison, J. F.
buncombe, Hon. W.
I )inicombe.

Hollywood, W. P.
Huskisson, Itt Hen.
w.
flume, Joseph
Jephson, C: D.
Keketvich. S. T.
bump, T. B.
Kennedy, T. F.
King, Hon. W.
,Knight, 11.
Labouchere, H.
Latmiche, It.
Lastelles, Hon. H.
Lambert, J. S.
Lawley, F.
Lennard, T. B.
Littleton, E. J.
Lott, H, 13.
Lushinkton, 13r.
Macaulay, T. B.
Macdonald, Sir J. '
Mackinnon, C.
Macintosh, Rt. Hon.
Sir J.
Matryatt, J.
Marshall, J.
Marshall, W.
Marjorihanks, S.
Martin, John
Maxwell, H:
Milton, Viscount
Monck, J. B.
Morpcth, Viscount
Normanby, Viscount
Norton, U. C.
Nugent, Lord

Tart:Rs.
Buxton, 'l'. F.
Rice, T. S.

PAIRED OFF.
AtMil, HO. G.
Attwood, M.
Birch, J.
Beaumont, T. W.
Be!grave, Viscount
Bailie, John
Calvert, C.
Carew, It. S.
Coke, T. W.
Denison, \V. J.
Hondas, It. A.
Ellis, Hon. G. A
Fergusson Sir H. C.
Guest,
Gordon, H.
Howiek, Lord
Hobhouse, J. C.
Lumley, J. S.
Power, It.
Ponsonby, Hon. G.
Poyntz, W. S.
Rowley, Sir W.
Sykes, I).
Stewart, J.
Taylor, M. A.
'rownshend, Lord C.
Talbot, R. W.
Tennyson, C.
Tavistock, Marquis
Wood, C.
Webb, E.

Dundas, Hon. T
Dundas, Hon.
Dundas, Hon. Sir It.
Easthope, J.
I brington, Visteunt
Ellison,
Evans, De Lacy
!;wart, W.
Fazakericy, J. N.
Ferguson R. C.
Forbes, J.
Fortescue, Hort. 0.
Foley, J. H.
French, A.
Frankland, It.
Fyler, T. 11,
Oraln,m, Sir J.
Grant, M. Hon. C.
Grant, It.
Grattan, Henry
Grattan, James
Guise, Sir W.
Gurney, H.
Gye, F.

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O'Connell, 1).
Ord, W.
Oxmantown, Lord
Pallmer, C. N.
Palmer, C.
Palmerston, Vise.
Peachy, General
Pendarves, E. W.
Phillimore, Dr.
Philips, Sir G.
Phillips, G. It.
Powlett, Lord W.
Ponsonby, Hon. F.
Ponionby, Hon. W.
Pryse, Pryse
Price, Sir R.
Protheroe, E.
Raucliffe, Lord
Ridley, Sir M. W.
Rumbold, C. E.
Robinson, G. R.
Robinson, Sir G.
Russell, Lord John
Russell, Lord W.
MINORITY
ANn THIRTY-EIGHT AG
Fane, Sir H.
Fellowes, W. H.
Fitzgibbon, Hon. R.
Fitzgerald,Rt.lln.M.
Forester, Hon. G. C.
Girlies, Viscount
Gilbert, D. G.
IGou!burn, Rt. Hon.
H.

OF ONE HUNDRED
Alexander, J.
Antrobus, C.
Arbuthnot. itt. Hon.
C.
krkwright, R.
Ashurst, W.
Ashburuham, P.
Astley, Sir J. D
Atkins, Alderman
Barnes, Col. M.
Bankes, G.
Bankes, W.
I;ankes, H.
Bastard, John
Bastard, E. I'.
Baker, E.
Beckett, Right /lon.

lAINSIT THE ABOTE.
ROSS, C.
Scott, Hon. J. H.
Seymour, Henry
Sibthorpe. C. D.
Smith, Vernon
Smith, J. A.
Smith, G.
Smith, S.:
Sotheron, Admiral
Spottiswoode, A.
Sturt, H. C.
Thompson, G. L.
Tomes, J.
Townshend, Hon. J.
qunno, E. .

Gordon, J.
Grant, Sir A.
Greville, lion. C.
Greene, T. G.
Hardinge, Rt. Hon.
Sir H.
Hulse, J.
Hart, G. V.
Herries, Rt. Hon. C.
Hill, Rt. Hon. Sir G.
Hoye, .1. 11.
Holmes, Wm.
1 lope, H. J.:
Hutchinson, J. 11.
Jones, Sir H.
Inglis, Sir R H.
King, Sir J. D.
Knox, lion. J. H.
Langston, J. H.
'Lewis, Right Hon.
F.

Van Ifomrigh, P.
Walrond, B.
Wetherell, Sir C.
White, H.
Whitmore, Thomas
Wilson, It. F.
Wood, Colonel
IWortley, lion. J. S.

Sir J.
ileresford, M.

Bingham; Lord
Bourne, Rt. Hon. S.
Boyle, Hon. J.
Brydges, Sir J.
Burrard, G.
Castlereagh, Visct.
Calcraft, Rt. Hn. J.
Carrington, Sir E.
Calvert, John
Campbell, Archibald
Capel, John
Chaplin, Thos.
Chaplin, C.
Clerk, Sir G.
Clive, Henry
Courtenay, Ht. Hon.

TPLLI3II.
Damon, G. R.
Sugden, Sir E. B.

PAIRED OFF.
Arbuthnot, lin. Col.
Bernard, Thomas
Bright, H.
Belfast, Earl of

Legge, Hon. A.
Lindsay, Colonel
Loch, John
Loch, James
Lowther, Sir John
Lowther, J. H.
Lowther, Viscount
Lushington, Col.
Lygon, Hon. Col.
Martin, Sir T. B.
Malcolm, N.
McKenzie, Sir J.
McLeod, J. N.
Maxwell, J.
Moore, G.
Murray, Right Hon.
Sir 6.
Neild, M.
O'Brien, Lucius
O'Brien, W. S. •
Parnell, Sir H.
Penruddock, J.
Petulant, G. D.
Prendergast, M. G.
Pitt, Joseph
Planta, J.
Powell Colonel
Bickford, W.
Rogers, E.

Beresfc;rd, Sir J.
Croker, Bight Hon,

I'. I'.
Coots, Sir C.
Corry, Lord
Cockburn, Right /In.

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J . W.
Corry, Hon. H.
,Carmarthen,Marquis
Cooke, Sir H.
DundAs, Hon. H.
Dalrymple, Sir H.
Gower, Lord F. L.
Howard, R.
.

Sir G. -
Cooper, It. B.
Cripps, J.
Cradock, Col.
Darlington, Earl of
Daly, J.
Dawkins, H.
Doherty, John
Douglas, NV. It. K.
Downes Lord
Dorms-llle, Sir C.
Drummond, Home
Dugdale, I). S.
Ducane,
East, Sir E. H.
Eastnor, Viscount
Egerton' W.
Eliot, Lord
Es:court,T. H. G. B.
EAcourt, T. G. B.

Hay, Lord J.
Knox, Hon. T.
Lowther, Hon. H. C,
Osborne, Lord F.
Pringle, S W.
Peel, Colonel
Phipps, Hon. E.
Roberts, W. A.
ltochfort, G.
Smith, C. Ald.
Stewart, Sir M. S.
Trench, Colonel
Vivian, Sir H.
Valletort, Lord
Williams, 0.
Wilson, Colonel

The name of Mr. Slane), was omitted in the minority of 99 on
Sir James Graham's motion on the 7th inst.
The name of Francis Mundy, Es 9., M.P. for Derbyshire, was,
by mistake, inserted in the majority of 11S, who voted against
Sir James Graham on Monday night. Mr. Mundy was not in
the House during the debate.

THE PALAIS ROYAL.—The leading feature
of the Court Journal of to-morrow, will, we understand,
he a most interesting historical Sketch of the Palais
Royal,—the scene of the late unrivalled lete given by the
Duke of ORLEANS to the Royal Families of France and
Naples, with many new particulars of this princely enter-
tainment. Among a variety of other papers will be found,
No. VI. of the Patrician Portraits," representing a
certain •Fstinguished Prelate, who has just been rendering
himself conspiet!ous for his zeal, at least, if not fur his
,udgriaent.