The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-16 00:00:00

IM' is of no use to petition, for
ibi't Nailed we feel per-
,m
oil have 1., - that it is to the petitions which
-' as Poured in against the Bill, as much
:-... an in
co, niOtli6 • that we are to attribute the
ati• it. ,
ot' ritle Destivvtioidili have already taken place in
: Cott presented yesterday by Mr.
93 , -1r from 14,000 members of the New-
'ill castie Political Union, given by us at length,
...!. • is Well worthy of attention, and will at least keep
',ll' 1)/1) the spirit which prevails in the north of Eng-
I/ IN in
, favour of large alterations in the Bill.
it mu L
that I .be seen by our Parliamentary report,
fourth tne Committee, last night, got as far as the
seendelause. There were two divisions on the
of \I-. .ciallse ; the first of 248 to 85 in favourA
' su, unsters, and the second of 322 to 70.
of'tg,estion was made for reserving the privilege
0,i:1 1)Y jury for the offences embraced by
the
di clause, which Ministers are favourably in-
'
ioo, and will consider of, before the bring-
the report.
The Presentment made by the Middlesex
.. ta4l:atiri,dyejstuerrydtaeyn, being discharged by the Chair-
given in another column, is an
I.itlth°,tata document, which will, we trust,
Lord
No the attention it deserves, both from r
be UGRAai and the Minister for the Home
many ; from the latter, as embracing
h., Y Points in which we are sure he could
,I ,ae
4 Peat iinprovements, and from the forme;
1
ii re acted with his plans for the better and
it 'stre PeedY administration of justice. %'e
I, gretest Lora MELBOURNE not to make us re-
,', the
tie the absence of Sir ROBERT PEEL from
,1 the Partment he now occupies. With respect to
Prase c
.requent holding of sessions which this
take dentet urges, the CHANCELLOR may safely
tobtit a sYrrlptoM of the readiness of the
tlie-rY to receive with approbation his Bill for
11 it be of local courts in the country.
ttPeetiiibe desirable to have criminal matters
hare h' disposed of, it is not less desirable to
°l'ci,,,iie means of speedily and cheapb, disposing,
with tbeanses. An important petition connected
of
Coei,i; subject was presented to the House d
Jury a:113 co the 6th instant from the Gan
The nletnhled at Quarter Sessions at Exeter.
the i,lrheattstti.oliers represented. the wish of many of
4tB,ion 'ltarns of Devonshire to have divisional
ttial ; estdblished for the more easy and cheap
of a I:. offenders, and pray for the passing
Lard-; to establish such sessions. Whether
th -11°UGHAiat contemplates the extension
l
Callas ,Sattie facilities to the trial of criminal
Popo- tat he has announced his intention to
Nit le with but regard to civil actions, we know
rh '
hu-
'4llity every man must feel that policy,
titsiit;t,and justice, alike require.. some altera-
atp,e ne system of our criminal
ii, tie 'tent so demoralizing and proceedings,.
mischievous both
entote and proximate effects.
'rile i —_,.-.......aas
cuttet Nelligence given by us, from our private,.
11411)i:3:dent, respecting the Kilkenny Assizes
NO' greatest importance. It directly con-
icta
t,
,;anjar he anticipation of Earl GREY.,. that
4 they' come forward at those assizes, or,
Sbtsitiedaale forward, no convictions would be
t4tri ' It will be seen from our account
to 'to of i i on their trial
-ii wet eleven White.eet put up
te4lpoee.eativieted, and that the other has only
It
1,4.1::13' escaped through a legal informality.
th4t t 1 ' h,e, seen by the Gazette of last night,
abitY of 4-rtatiliaat has been raised to the dig-
'44, Visnutint LANIBTON and Earl of DUR-
; The „ ----------...--- 4th
Utatit;lews from Spain came down to the
tl,tit 4:„w,itieit period matters appeared much
t, he
hu-sla' way. The mission of Sir S. CA N-
;°Vtl' 1041 ifatled, but he has gained the QUEEN
Itt ish: Views. The assembling of the
Ilk —8
Yet, matter of doubt.
tia, reu b
pieni oten
t -1,1,4 d tbEL, the new Dutch p -
r,-Itat,,,„jeterYievys yesterday with Prince TAL-
C the purpose'sod most of the Foreign Ministers,
()%11111i master of explaining to them the views
In the
selitt4 of the " the Belgian Question.
(le all
ext evening, the Austrian Ambassador
Z'No., raordinary courier to Vienna, and
liyloes were also sent off by Lord PA L-
-4 the I'l and Prince TALLEYRAND to Paris.
l'4'l)' 4k4tlian Ambassador cannot become a
D to an4'l4 Y proposal, either to or from I.
ties t tiiitii
answer to the
d Palehe the receipt of an .
Ili:Ys I/lust-el/14h he forwarded last night, many
athataile in al) se ere the slightest progress can
tl,;' Of A 4 the negotiations. The protracted
a-"ridlig/el;f•aVoON ZUYLEN does not augur any
te,,,,,k urable to the views of the British
the
liti ' Cabinets, as he is known to be in
Iv re
eutifidence of the Dutch King.
i,„ e „
or
btha toe sorry to learn, that fresh obstacles have
etth ItnPede the progress of the negotiation
thl'veez' the buke of RICHMOND and the French
'unie4l. et% for the establishment of a daily corn-
It', 4tio 1
l' ri 4 oy post between London and
.Paris.
104 (4? ye, -
ii bill -.7 improbable that any thing satisfac
Pere
hbe arranged this year. We cannot say
tilt, t ebi
Pp-' ' 'ame of the delay is really due, for
tieals so
h much recrimination between the
tb-I,:e4'ist;at it is difficult to get at the truth.
bo-ittithe h'eeu much reason to believe, however,
tion %titit4t.lB of the Post-office departments in
tiati3n °I ilitlees have allowed the misrepresenta-
4oti hil \vhi,rhe3ted persons to interrupt a nego
be E 'it'so, ,-c" was exceedingly simple in itself,
s.
44148' followed up, have produced the
\V„
f 0: Statm
'Pril "4tici 1
Apr 4 -4
few days ago that the returns
auticii; t'otad a Year, terminating on the sth of
CtiA
,c d, (\l'c't be so satisfactory as had been
little iv further inquiry we and that the
for Ne It of the EXCHEQUER has now
ekt the
l' '1441°11 of having a surplus sufficient
-,e,it e‘tuetio.
bk,i , which 4of taxation in any branch to an
rilillioQueett a suwr°ll4ld be sensibly felt. If there
ti ', it i 1) us of a million, or even half a
oh t B time
duti, e apply • rstood to have been his inten-
ble t3t 110,11 it
them reduction of the stamp
a,
towcZired,,,,m
be no surplus, he will be
trea,,, ° be W. X5LiOll only to such an extent
'''', rev 4rriiiii. d b
Nit for y the promise of in-
' the ensuing year, and the i