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Government had violated their pledges,
therefore, vote for the amendment of the Wm
for Wexford.

Lord ALTHORP said that if his Hon. F'
to hear his concurrence in what had been at
Hon. Member—namely, that Government
punish any infringement of the Bill by
powers to the collection of tithe, he (Lord
perfectly ready to express such concurrence,
to be the duty of Government to punish such
by dismissal or otherwise.

Mr. A. LEFROY vindicated the Marquis
meath from the aspersions cast on him with
tithe.

The House then divided on the amendment,
appeared—

Ayes
Noes

Majority
The amendment being, consequently, lost.
Lord ALTHORP said that, according to
would now proceed shortly to state the objects .
to effect. By the Act passed for the composition
in Ireland, after the year 1833, it had been
after this period, the occupying tenants should be
liable to the payment of tithes. It was,
thought most desirable, under the circumstance'
bad occurred, and which bad been alluded to:
in the course of that evening's debate, that
should take measures for relieving those tenants
present time. It was not in his power, at that
state exactly the amount of the sum which it
necessary for Parliament to advance for this pt.
he thought it was incumbent upon the Houser
occasion, to pledge themselves generally to
certain sum of money for these purposes. If ti
to such a resolution as this, the clergy of Irelat
be under no necessity of having recourse to all
harsh measures to insure their support. The tol
which this money ought to be advanced would
land tax, payable in Ireland in a limited number
out of all land liable to tithe; but those who I
their tithes for the years 1831 and 1832 she'll
empted from this tax, the receipts for such parser
held a sufficient proof. The Noble Lord cot
moving--" That it was the opinion of that Hot
certain sum of money shonlo eed by P'
to the established clergy in Ireland, 1.. under to et
to relieve the occupying tenantry from the pl
tithe, the money to be payable by a land tax,"
Colonel PERCEVAL wished to know whether
to extend to lay impropriators ?
Lord ALTHORP said the clergy were the only
contemplated.

Sir R. PEEL wished to know whether they i►.-
quittance for all arrears, including those before tir
1831. It was necessary that there should be a
understanding on this point.

Lerd ALTHORP explained that, in his opinion,
clergy got the sum he proposed to give them, they
be satisfied. It was to be recollected, none of these
went back to 1831, and the clergy, he believed,
ready to give a receipt in full for all their demands
received the sum he proposed. With respect to
question, it must be evident to the House that this
only a temporary measure, which would not 131
means interfere with any existing laws. It eir
cessary that the resolution should be carried as
possible, and be thought they ought to come to a
at once.

Mr. SHAW said the clergy would receive the
tion of the Noble Lord with fairness and candour.

The CHAIRMAN was then ordered to report
and ask leave to sit again.
The House resumed.—The Committee to sit &OD
day.

SLA VERY.
The report of the Committee of the whole 06
the subject of slavery, was brought up, read, and
to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr.
Stanley, Lord John Russell, the Solicitor-General,'"
The other orders of the day were then disposed
the House adjourned at a quarter before three o'clow

LIST OF THI
ON MR. BRISCOE'S MOTION, ON
FOR REDUCING THE TWENTY M
TO THE WEST INDIAN COLONISTI
ENGLAND.

E MINORITY a,
TUESDAY EVENING,
lILLIONS PROPOSED TO I°

M TO FIFTEEN MILLIONS
Lloyd, J. H.—Stockport
Marshall, J.—Leeds
oli
Martin, J.—Tewkesbqz,
Pryme, George—Cam
Methuen, P —North nr i
Parrott, Jasper—Totnewe
Pease, Joseph—South
da
Potter, Richard--Wigsn,d
Rippon, C.—Gatesheed,i,
Robinson, G. R—Wore°',
Rornilly, .I.—Bridport ,
Seale, Colonel—Dartrnout)
Tennyson, Right Hon. ,
Lambeth
W L. S. •
Trelawney. W.
Cornwall
Tyrrell, Sir J. T.—Nor92 ~
Walter, John—Berkshire
bri..

Aglionby, H. A.—Cockermouth'
Bainbridge, E. T.—Taunton
Baring, A.—North Essex
Blamire, W.—East Cumberland
Bowes, John—South Durham
Briscoe, J. I —East Surrey
Bruce, Lord E.—Marlborough
Buller, Charles—Liskeard
Bulwer, H. L.—Coventry
Chandos, Marquis of—Bucks
Cayley, E. S.—North Yorkshire
Collier, J.—Plymouth
Curteis, H. B.—East Sussex
Dick, Quintin—Maldon
Evans, Wm. De Lacy—West.
mins er

Ewart, W.—Liverpool
Fryer, R.—Wolverhampton
Gaskell, D.—Wakefield
Goring, H. D.—New Shoreham
Gully, John—Pontefract

SCOTLAND.
Gillon, W.' D.—FaWV',

Handley, Benjamin—Boston
Hardy, John—Bradford

IRELAND. ~.,
Baldwin, Dr.—Cork Ci"
Bellew, R M.--Louth,..,
Chapman, M. L.—We"'
Roche, W.—Limerick.
Ruthven, E. s.—Dublel
Ruthven, Ed.—Kildare

Harli'rid, W. C.—Durham
Hawes, Benjamin—Lambeth
Hughes, Hughes—Oxford
Hutt, W.—Kingston-on-Hull
Ingilby, Sir W. A.—Parts a
Lindsey, Lincolnshire
Jervis, J.—Chester

Kennedy, H.—Tiverton
King, E. B.—Warwick
Lister, E. Cunliffe—Bradford

FAIRED OPF. 1
Nagle, Sir R
O'Connell. Maurice-- hap
Scholefieia,

OPORTO.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 11, HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK
„harlir 101
Majesty's schooner Pike is just arrived from 1,174tet Ai"
Oporto ; she left the former place on the 2d, and the `-e
the sth instant. At the time of her leaving there Vier of
steamers off Oporto with troops, and about 100 mere
o,
with provisions, great quantities of which had been est
and were continued to land every night. Nothing ,
quence had transpired since the last accounts.
Opoirro, JUNE 2.—The whole city is in a state ofele:4s
tion this morning, on account of the arrival of the
of Palmella, who landed last night in company
Napier, R.N., and of two steamers with about fib
principally Poles, who will come on shore this ".
They likewise bring about 150 seamen for the detireiraf
Marquis has re-appeared at a most fortunate Pe- 04074
the moment is quickly approaching, if it has net lfie7:y
arrived, when some individuals of wealth and t#,
in the opposite party will bethink themselves of ‘to
care of number one," and seek opportunities_ 000..4'
gotiate the terms of their defection, and such partlT 09;
treat in perfect confidence with the Marquis of Palelei
has a deal of influence in the country, although to theoy
end they would never put themselves into the handscoole,
men as ; but I recollect the proverb about
as
Oro
sons. The brig Villa Flor, Captain Ruxton, b irOla
tured a Portuguese schooner with salt (beneathoje;
they found a quantity of powder and ball), and 110,4 e 0,5
taken three Miguelite gunboats. The ammunition L'opts;"
landed at the Foz, and the crews of the small craft dis ffte.
amongst the fleet. A little affair happened yesterdalseyO
I should not notice, except to guard you against ante
rated version you might otherwise receive of it, 0..,e
the Lisbon Gazette may publish a bulletin extraordinetw
the occasion. A party of eighty Frenchmen went out t,°
in a wood in the neighbourhood of Antas : after hayil..'
back the Miguelite picket posted there, they pushed 0,0,,4
the fog of the morning, amid t a sharp fire from side 7
until they nearly reached the enemy's lines, where t' eo,rie
ceeded in cutting out two bullocks, which they dr°4lo/:04
with them into the city: three men were killed, 00..erit adt
wounded. As this was done on the spur of the lue--„
without orders, the officer who went out with the Gaya 7,4
himself into a serious scrape. The redoubt on the u""hefl;
does not trouble us so much as heretofore, the enelove'
lost a good many men there, from the fire of our
batteries playing against it.
ebli
With respect to supplies we are now doing toler 0,, e
the quantities recently landed have reduced the PriCo.ooll
derably. The Chronica of yesterday, No. 199, en,
00
statement contrasting the cost of provisions in the el:000:4
last day of April and that of May. It is slightly °ins), Stv
both ways in a trifling degree in some articles, Put
for a table of our present prices : pysicifi
Articles. Prices on A pril3o. 1)/1 g
Reis. ,nn to
•:A
6,
Indian corn, per alquifr
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Flour, per barrel 30,000 .................... „ fr
Fresh beef, per lb.
Sale Pork, per lb.
.„, 7-,
Ham, per lb.
....
Butter, per lb.
An egg
Fresh arrivals—Lady Charlotte Bacon, and All.•
bel, the elder. 104
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—Our business in Cotton to-day has extended t° riedo.
biles, a most extraordinary day's transaction, and P of !op,
all kinds are fully id. higher than the quotatioloo_,,
Saturday's stretnent. The Market is full of a° 0014,
and the specu'ative and consumptive demand are t:,4 frO
tive. _ The business has been chiefly in Bowe ire,o,ol
biles—say 5,000 at 7id. to Sid., and 1,000 % ketljd
lid. to Sid. Of these sorts 1,500 have bee° sots
speculation, as have been 500 Surats late 0130001,1,
last. The day's business includes, besides, 500 1 le,
400 Bahias 400 Alaranhams, and 150 Stnyra'ior 1.44
per lb. This brilliant state of our Market natufotisi
duces much excitement, and proves that our ma° colbrd
must have their hands fully engaged, and that 01:1_,109
place no little confidence in the reports of theforw"
short crop.

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