The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-06 00:00:00

LOCK ArMSURGICAL DP„iPIiNSARY.

His 'Royal Pgliness.the DUNE YQIIK, President.
Kiernao,' Member of -the ltoy4l 'Cu:lege

Lontfun.

GOVERNOIS---Eari of.EgreMoot, Vail of Leitrim, Hoe. Co
J. Barry, 111. P. Jolla Latonclio, M. P.

!THE. itcri fand Noble Patrons of the above.
INSTIT for the exclusive. Treatment of VE-
,NEREAL COMPLAINTS% and their dangerous diniequenees,
in order to insure the hetteati that bare resulted from it, se-
lected Mr. KIEItN,IN as its Siirgeon,.(slittnljnit high on the
list of the Iloal"Calkge) from haring directed his chief at-
tentiun to those discuses. It, is the misfortune of Patients
under snob complaints, ro he tilo,eften thedupcs of illite-
rate Pretenders, :who practise on the credulity, by imposing
titles and specious promises. Against this class (of lateso
numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan coneeiies it a part of hit
official dntyto caution the Public, by pointiog to the List of
the :Royal College, published jn Feint/au:lBW, as the only
sure guide, and that.no assertion of, Personsassinuing such
titles, and publicly adi ti th'enl;''ivithotit being sane:-
tione:l by this .List, are to lie credited.- 'Me annual reports
of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that sow of the most
darigeroits cases of -Strictures, Debility, and caw supposed
incurable afrections i,t tlfe Ilene' afire bavit,beon be're
radically and successfully treated; :Nets which require' no
hackneyed testimony of affidavits w prove, but the must re-
spectable Medical evidence: t
Mr. KIEBNA N may be consulted as ustal, by hoth Sexes,
at his hoist!, Lower Charlotte-street, Beilftird‘square,
where Letters from Town and,Couptry ure tP.he addressed,
and the necessary Advice and ,Medicine will be -given, Or
'sent, to tiny 'part 'of the United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s. Second -Practical Oh-
servations on the above DifwAseS, by F. Kiernan, and may he
had at N0..174. Fleq-street, Die. 20, rat.ql4cotel-row, and

Rum, APRIL. am. collecting all the de.
,ails on the -vent of the any, namely, the return
of M. de Bittern, in order to trainimit them to von
in all, their freshness. Every thing announces
that it certainly k the re.4.01t- of *a vast intrigue.
The report of the disembarkation of Lucien. firth...
naparte, who was also coming to act over his
20th of March in the. South, was disseminated.
frOm Rome by M. tie Miens; it was the fore.
runner of that Minister's arrival, who was not
able to foresee Napoleon's 20th of March,- and
who made amends two years afterwards .Ist, the
expenee of his brother. The little success with
which hie negociations nt the Court of Rome were
attended, was by no means a 4014cient cause, for.
his returning in this manner without leave, and
without previous notice. The- followieg mice-
dotes are in general circulation. , • '
M. de Blacus.bas-arrivcd.fronr,nome, wieler the
name of Robert, his servant, whom he left be.
hind him in Jody. Ile travelled with the greatest
expedition, but halted, it is said, -twelve, hours at
Lyoni, where he saw a few individuAls;
first visit was to M. D"Agont; to take breath, and
there he was recognized by a little dog' called
Pyramto4 to W hom at. very considerable part has
Weil assigned install this ,adventure. He 'paid
visit to the Duke. of 4icheliert before eighi o'clock
in the morning, %%Ito took him to the King" in his
own carriage. The Alinister presented hit in the
following. manner Sire, behold a traveller in
an.stuthess, whont I Iravr the honone to present
to your Majesty." '' Alt !it is Blacas," answer
ed' the King. His Majesty, it is said; was silent
(hiring breakfast, because, as report goes,
Madame observed 'to bin) : " Sire, would
,you.
believe that Pyramus, the little dog which
Blitcas 'gave m at Hartwell, immediatelY recog--
niZed his ohi master, which helestified by his
caressesrat the house of M. D'Agont this morning."
which his Majesty replied, " sin, quite
charmed to hear it ; PyradruS is a dear little erca.
and I .am glad to find grateful. Ingra
qe is the blackest 91:#11 possible crimes."

tva q thonght fromt► (Hat, that the King bad ex
pl;tit►etl his sentiments. M. de Blacas, recogniz-
ed like Ulysses by his .faithfal; dog,- seemed like
'bin! to .be about to overturn all bit:pretended sob-
stit►►tes. By this tinie,,jtlinisters and visitors
flocked to the aparturetns.4.the Minister of the
King's household, where he had' established him-
belt, Al M. altl),tmas, de Fitzjatnes, de Chateau.
briand, lie Bruges, de- Vitrolles, tie Polignie, de
Laborie, (la not near him. Al. de Bottrienne
ventured to, :- the name of one Minister (the
Minister rat Marine) 'is mentioned, who _took his
measures in case of any event: There is no iloaht
whatever but it was settled iimung his circles to
overturn every thing which has been done since
the-Ordinance.of the sth of September, to re.as,
semble the :Chamber of ISI6, and to revise the
election law. The Bishops of Langres, of Pa tillers,
and of Chalons assure ns that M: de Blacas has
done wonders at Rome; that success did not de-
pend on him—that
_the Pope tras-in, ill health ;
that Cardinal Fent). st owl a good chance to be
appointed his successor, &e.

IXTRACTS: FROM HER LETTEa TO HER HUSBAND.
14Y .DEAR.IFRIBND,--IE is imposible that
hese ritserable perlpie can cow inne to exist. A.
evolution is inevitable. 'lt will be terrible, hut
hill letid . to good, and we milst resign our,elt.t.i
the most,lialnful Operations. for the recover`' of
'fa not: believe that my partiality' tois4
leads inc. It is easy to see 1,110 not deceive my-
AA.M. itOBRBT be will tell you, that
if we ecmit) have anticipated tlie, effect of Germ u.
nicus, we slipjliq perhaps hsve tiecu delivered frou'
these 'odious wretches. It will require no very,
great' elloroto.overtitrn them, and they feel it. If
they thought themselves strong, this week would
have nntleceived them.
Cuivernment is obliged to change the systeiw
niihitiess %Vlach it has adulated and put sued for,
:he bast six months. ' It is' ity that theY expected
0101 us asleep, and many persons have said that,
hey woul4 do so ; but things are not so hail. ['hese inch' are our executioners. They are. ,IM F..
Ystrnyers Our Ininour, of our gl.uy, Of our
aurel4; of oio7 induitry.. No, possible -recoucit.a.
19n cantake,bet w!) ee them ttntl „France
e v
and ery hwly muit:snffer, because every,ixulyiitt;
hostile to them. • ' •
" And that Amu whom we have lost by cum'
Own fault, And given up to our most cruel enemies
who crave Idol iu tiwir 1101VCr 1 .A,ll my strength,
all my courage fails we in this refiectiOn, at once'
so•painftil and SO humiliating. He left us lits son.'
and he knows that thatson is the only true King
Of France.' But we will deliver the father. Our
honour depends on it. H(.4 all these people, al-
ready so contemptible, will sink before thareo.
ltissus I I do not believe that 1 'aril credulous, my
dear triend. It is the sole occupation 'Of my
thoughts; hut it is that of many others, who are
perhaps more active. 'I will tell yott lid more
but believe ate we are approaching a more happy'-.
Retuxzs quickly, that VOU may iticlop mr,rp

$ _
BAHAMA ISLA DS.
AN ACT 'to ESTAELISH A TRIENNIAL CENSUS OF
THE SLAVES ON THESE ISLANDS.
Whereas the occasional measures heretofore
adopted to ascertain the extent and nature of the
Slave Popuhrtion of these Islands have been found
inadequate and needlessly expensive) and whereas
it is expedient and necessary to provide by laW
for a regular periodical Census of all the
Slaves within the Colony, to be eomPiled front
I chin), of the holders of the same, under tnitable
penalties tor owl •compliante on their p irt t May
it therefore please yonr Majesty, that it may be
enacted, and be it enacted by his Excellency
Cnattues CAmettots, Esq. your Majesty's Captain
Genertil anti Governor in Chief, the Council and
Assembly of your iNlajesty's Bahatita Islands, and
it is bet eby enacted and ordained by the authority
of the same, That on the first day of January,
: wo
,
‘rurcn
r be in toe year of ottr Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and eighteen, or within three
calendar months afterwards, every slave-holder
on these islands shall make, or cause to be made,
a full and; complete return of the number of the
ttlave to 'them actually belonging, or in 'their pos.-
session, or charge ; whicl► return shall 'state the
name or names of the owners of such slaves, and
also the particular island vt heie 'the said slaves are
employed, and shall dist'uignish those slaves who
are under the age of ,thirteen years, those of and,
from thirteen to silty rears'old, both inclusive,
and those abtive the age of sixty years, and shalt
distinguish Creole from African.borti slaves: Pro-
vided always, that all slaves not being actually na-
,
lives of Africa shall be deemed and taken to be
Creoles, within the intent and meaning of this
Act, and of the Schedule or Return hereinaftet
mentioned, which Return shall be according to
the form following, to wit:
RETURN of the SLAVES,the propeety of :N. IL on the
Island of C ~ the day of , flit
C 7 L W
t• 0 6 s-
•V y -
Mfr, `;;;
.1
--A.
2 A* t
..0
t 50.•
Creole.
,Crvole Fetuales..
' 'Afrietto Males ..
AftiCV" re94l,c,

~..

(Signe,i) A. it.
'And upon the hack of the said Return or annexed
thereto, there shell be an affidavit of the person
making the same, that the saute is a full, perfect,
and faithful Return, to the best of the Deponent's
'knowledge and belief, of all the Slaves belonging
to the proprietor, or proprietors therein Denied,
which were at the Island therein desi;:n tied, oit
the said first day of January one thousand eight
hundred 3ucl eighteen, as aforesaid ; which affidavit
shall be sworn to before some Judge or Justice
e)f the Peace, and with such Judge or Justice of
the Peace, deposited and left to be dealt with as
is hereinafter: directed ; and should any person
liable to Make such Returns neglect altogether
.
to make, the,same, under oath as aforesaid-, within
,
three calendar months front and after the said
first day of • January, which will be in the year
of our. Lord one thousand eight hundred and eigh-
teen, every inch defaulter"forfeit and pay a
of. one hundred paunds, to be recovered with
costs of suit, by fiction of debt in the General
Court of their Islands, by any person or persons
competent to sue in the said Court, one half to
the 'lie of the plaintiff, and the remaining half to
be paid into the Treasury of these Islands, in lila
of paying the expenses of his Majesty's Govern-
ment within cite Sante ; provided however, that
if the Judges, or a majority of them, before whom
the case may be tried,'shall certify`that it aPpeared
II evidence on the. tail trial, that by reason or
the sickness of the defendant,or other unavoidable
cause, the said default was involuntary and eS-
CUSabIe, and that the said defaulter has since his
said default actually -made the required Return
into the Office of the ,Seeretary of these islands,
then and in all such eases, it shalt be lawful for
the said:Judges to order and direct that the pl:tin!,
tiff shall tithe nothing tinder his judgment except
Iris costs, and be shall take no more accordingly
And if any person or persons AA make and swear
to any Return as aforesaid, knowing the same to
be imperfect or otherwise false or incorrect, every
such ilefuulter.shall be liable to. the. pains and pe-
nalties of 'wilful and corrupt perjury.
11. And be it further enacted,' by' the authority
aforesaid, Th 4 ,the several Jedges and :Justices
al., the l'eitee to %Omni any Return or Returns
shall be delivered as iforesaid, shalt within three
calendar months, to be computed from the end of
tho,,orlaioaLsoilking

of the said &Mils, deliver the same, tar cause
them to be delivet cd, to the Secretary of the Co-
lony, or his lea lid Deploy, it his 0-flice in the
town of Nassau, accompaOlid with a list or ache.
dale of the Retards- so delivered inr, amt a erti,
fit:ate that the same comprise the whole a the
Returns to theirs Made as aforesaid, vdthtitit ad 7
suppression, or alteration of anY kind :
And there shall be paid to the said Magi,trates as
their fee on administering the oath to the said
Return, the sum of one shilling for tath of the
first eight slaves, or any lesser
,number ctithprised
in the said Return, which fees shall be paki by the
parties making such Rector) ; and every Judge or
Justice of the Peace refuising to receive any Return,
or otherwise making default herein, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanour, and liable to prosecution by,
indictment or information according to law :
Provided however, that iu all such prosecutions
it shall be competent fur the defendant in dates.
once of the same, to give evidence to the Jury of
any unavoidable cause that may have prevented
the due delivery of the Returns as aforesaid.
111. And be it further enacted by the autho-
rity afOresaid, that on the receipt 'of the said
returns from the Judges or Justices of the Peace
as.aforciaid, it shall be the duty of the Secretary
of the .Colony, or his lawful Deputy, to cause
the same to be copied, verbatim, into a book to
be prtivided lot that purpose, and the originals to
be numbered, lettered, or otherwise arraaged for
the. greater facility of reference thereunto ; and
to the said book there,shall be a complete index
of the names of the owners of slaves, and of
the perions making returns in their behalf ; and
also a general schedule of tie whole Slave Popu-
lation of the Colony, agreeable to the returns as
aforesaid.

IV. Anti be it further enacted 'by the authority
aforesaid, that on the first day of January in
every third year, from and after the said first day
of. January, 1818, or within three calendar
months afterwards, so long as , this Act be,
or be continued in force, the slave holders' as
aforesaid, within these Islands as aforesaid, shall
make like returns, under oath, as those herein
before described, of the several slaves to them
belonging, or in their possession or charge, being
oti the first days of January, respectively in every
third year as aforesaid, under the same penalties
and It,itektites as aforesaid, for default of making
the requited returns, or of falsehood and incor-
rectness therein ;
.and after the expiration of the
three calendar months last, herein before limited
for the makiug of the said returns, it shall be the
duty of the Judges and, Justices of the Peace as
aforesaid, within the three 'calendar montlisim-
mediately subsequent, to deliver, or cause to be
delivered, to the Secretary of the Colony, or his
lawful Deputy, ,at, his office in Nassau as afore,
said, all the lait mentioned returns then made 'as
aforesaid in the same form, and under the same
pains and penalties for refusing to receive returns,
or other default herein, as is herein before pro-
vided, in ihe case of the returns, It) be Made in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and -eighteen. And in every return subsequent to
those of the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen,, there shall be inserted the
number of births and deaths which shall have
taken place in the several gangs, of which returns
are made during the three:preceding years.
V. Anti the bettor to ascertain who shall be
liable to make and swear to the -several returns
hereinhefore mentioned : be it further enacted by
the authority aforesaid, that whets the Proprietor
or Proprietors of'any 'slave or slaves within this
Government shall reside in, the Island in or upon
which the slave or slaves included in any return,
to be Made tinder this Act, shall- be employed,
and he of full ii4e, and not under tt,ily legal dis-
ability or natural incapacity, it shall.be the ,duty
of such proprietor or proprietors to make the
said returns anti affidavits, when any such prop. ire",
for or. proprietors shall be under age, lunatic or
the like, or being married 'women with personal
propetty separate front that of their ~husbands, it
shall 'be the ditty of the guardian and guardians
of such infant and Wants, lunatic and ;tunnies,
if any such be laWfully appoiitted, and of the.
husbands respectively of such married women,
such guardian and guardians and husbands being.
resident as aforesaid, to Make such returns and
affidavits : but in all, cases when the said pro-
prietor or, proprietors shall not he resident as
aforesaid; or
:being so reshleht, shall 'be incepa.
citated as afOresaid, and he, she, or ' they, have
no -lawfully:appointed guardian or guardians, or
if the said guardian or gnatdians, or the buibands
of such marrietl ,women as aforesaid, shall not
be resident as aforesaid, or the said husbands
shall live separately front thdr wives, then, anti
in all and every such ,ease or cases, the persons'
haviog,the
,actual possession or charge of such
slave or slaves within these islands, shall be liable
to make andswear the said returns •_,and the

said returns, by whomsoever made, shall contain,
nbt only the number nod classification as afore-
said of all slaves rthttoilly in the posse-540 pf_ the
proprietors thereof, or thrit• agents oi• iepit'senta-
tites, but also of till slaves at sea, Shall
litiverun away, but crises of ritiniWayi; they
shall.he repotted in the said returns, With a ntite
annexed, specifying the special circtimstlincet of
each particular case, provided, /iowever, thitt if
such ruttaways shall be absent for the space of
three successive years, from the tervice of the
owners, it shall be no longer necessary to report.
them as aforesaid, until after their actual return :
And provided also, that nottant 'herein contained
shall be construed or taken to prevent any such
proprietor or proprietors aforesaid, within the
Bahama Islands, although not in the Island upon
which the slave-or slaves included in any such re-
turn shall be employed, froM making such return
and,affidavit, it he or they shall think fit to make
the same.

Vl. And be it further enacted, by the autho-
tity aforesaid, that whensoever any slave or slaves
shall be mortgaged, or any ptoperty or interest
therein pledged, assigned, or ihe like, by judg-
ment at law or otherwise, in the .wiy of security
for the paytitent of money, 6r the like, the party
in actual possession Of all, such slaves, eitiler,by
themselves or others, shall be considered as the
actual proprietors of the saute, for all the pur-
poses in this Act expressed, touching the due re-
turns of the same : Provided however, that
when slaves shall be hired by the year, or other-
wise, the person hiring. or employing the same
shall not be liable to make the returns and af-
fidavit required by this Act, with respect to
such hired slaves, unless when the actual pro-
prietors,shall be non-resident on these ishurds,
Or being resident and incapacitated, shall not have
goardiani or the like within the limits of the
same.

VII. And be it further enacted, by the autho-
rity aforesaid., that this Act shall cuntinue and he
in force from and after the passing thereof, for
and during the term of five years, and front thence
to the end of the then session of the General As
sembly, and no Linger.
A True Copy,
MAX. M. EDWARDS.

I M PERI AL PA R MAME NT.

HOUSE OP LORDS, MONDAY, MAY 5.

A Priente anti a •Locid Bill were brought up
front the Ilonte of Commonkby Mr. llugdate unit
other Members, RIM read tt first time. „
Ml. Btillnelts front the sl're'asury, presented Ac.
cohnts, Additions to the Nation.il Dan and Of-
fices Abolished, which ii•ere ordt..r;:d to. lie on the
table.

The Window Doty Amendment Bill, anti the
Life Annuities Bill I'tosf..4l thronAli C.0111111.116:13,
andwere reported without amendment.

The Landlord and Tenant Hill' Wds read a tie•
COMi time aittl.coninated for to.tntitrow seennight.

CATHOLICS OF IRELAND.
The Earl of Dowatonmoak gave notice, that
on Thursday next it was his inktition to pretent-
the petitions with which he had been entrusted
from his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects in
Ireland, praying the removal ot:thoise
which still attached to them. in the intervening
time he proposed ,to,consult Noble Lords As to
the coorse it ‘vould‘.l)e.advisable to pursue under
existing circumstances, and he should then give
notice of the discussion Boas to suit the general,
convenience of their Ltirtish:psi--Adjnorned till
to-m'orrow (this day).

HOUSE OP COMMONS,
Petitions were prefented from the several
Parishes of London; in tavour of the London
Tythe Bill,
Air. MELLISH presented a Petition from the In:
habitants of St. 4antes's Clerkenwell, in favour of
the Metropolis Paving Bill.
Lord IiItsTNING presented a Petition from 'co.
tain Rock. Salt Miners in Cheshire, in favour of
the Rot k Salt Bill.
Lord STANLEY presented' a Petition from the
Overseers ot the ?MEW of Middleton, in Lanca-
shire, praying for a revision of tire Poor Laws.
CASE OF PATRICK AND MARY RYAN.
Sir J, 'MAciwrosit said, it was with regret, or
rather with some violence to his own feelings,.
that in compliance with the roles of the, lionse,
instead of an immediate motion, he gave notice
that on Wednesday next he should move an Ad-
dreis to the Prince Regent, praying that there he
laid before the House an Account of the date of
the conviction and sentence of Patrick Browny,
alias Ryan, tried at the last Old Bailey Sessions
for highway robbery, the date of the Recorder's
Report on the case of the said Patrick Brown,
alias Ryan, the date of the warrant of execution,
and the time of the execution; and the date of
the trial at Mary Brown, alias Ryan, his st it
for endeavouring to, effect ttis escape from prison.
LONDON TYTHE BILL.
Sir IV, CUETts moved the second reading, or
the London Tythe
Dr. PHILLIMO.KE !Jai& the Bill was repugnant
to every principle of sound policy and justice. An
BAtcht lnttlti tlii:e.elli)=l, in the reign of Henry the
a
amble, of setting at test f‘iti''r"esvlearted h
cettialtnhestrpiriee:
hi the City. of Loudon between the Clergy and
their Parishioners, which Act at biters were
ordeesd.to he appointed to settle the differences.
The measure attempted to be infrodueed on the
other side was one which, l would repeal, was
iePllattain tn

jusstiirce3.iii
into . .
be read a siCotitt time this day sii niantlis.
eolitoved ai an amendment, that the
ut tot It i lig hilt. 'CS! il:IA) ittvi ecstilineitettki•(el::ll'llll:e'itCilleti.Ofe i;ltli
.I'Bl-isiliolieila fri)iii tittle itittnentoial. Ite rol
the Intrilibill suee'red by the cititena ot I
tie gx Sirpr er ee as 11 J 1 1,
a;
r:
i't
t on under the eiistink late ; gild he argued
the present lidl .Multi preVetit the reciirtenc
such disputes as bad hilt too Wien biken plat
:"Ins et vgriance with everk pCittriftle tif I,o'
Justice. The decision of the orliitranirs appal
had been duly. enrolled and Hcted Oti frois
time to the preient. The low waa fOrtheil qt
property now atlerlipted to be coiled in tpir!
:61icctilleilsoutobaistett,:h:eei I. ill:act:1.1;C itihrecievl::,
was guarded tin) fenced rol:l7l:lie:tyc:slicsterionicidg's
rity as there could be around any property a,
!yet% A part of the property was in the beat
as differing in any respect from
Lay Impropriators, and could not be csnsl
PertY• The present Bill was neither' mere,
less than telling the Lay
.Iniproptistors 1,1,°.
cutabents, that they were in future to he 01
•from all Courts of Justice, and (014 istil
in the
the- mercy of the Magistrates of the City e 1.,.
duo, persons for whom lie had the gee
spcct, but who-would be acting as Judger Is
own case. any other
Mr. Alderman Argiss instanced the roe 91!
Puritb, the half of whictt, was in Alito66'l;
Paid only 1301. a year, Whereas the other
a Year. - ri stilt
Sir J• GRAttANI opposed the Bill, so b
were entitled to, lit
payment in lieu of tithes was' not s to city of Luntion, paid Walls of "
undivided seventh part of the property. 0,1
was, that it present the lay islipropriat"rsoo
cumbents did not exact the full scooollit 01
London .liad
rights, for instead of receiving 2s. 91',010
'on the average than tOd. in the pound,
__nal
Mr. BUTTERNVottriI said, it held beeltroPerti
in the course of the I)ebate, that 1
((wig
11i011 of the payment. The cooirwl t",' dolor
it had some, years ago piirclioed iri
en psi,
pert)? in the Citytti)ifeY(l)it(ildlo"i)ltt,' ii:uniftltic.l.i,'eriet Icoillori Ifi
been purchased tinder
small commutation in lieu or rd'lcw ' ' joiroP'
;titer the Churchwarden parchased riie who, if
lion f
or 40001. and tletnaluied s ","4)0010'
had been paid, would have ort.vlucto
iv !lot
He should support the Bill, lurtring lie re,ivl
would not allow 00 obsoiete Act it'
..,,,lii
which .
clays • bei
of person's. c r foil" its
i woad operate St/ lltti'llSi 1 y too'
' .1"r. W. Sid(TH said, that to id• 1 ill i„,,ot
title that property had been pnrchftel'oe w?
the ca:Dtbe►p
l'iltion of the pqirleot of the big, ieliete,t it et''
mantled- bt_the tytho,holtlers, he belie b„,i Oil!'
.6 Pro Yeti, thsitt, in lid .tinc lostiotould hod,'
viusCed rate ever been raid. lie 'tu 0 oicli"
vote for a Cotuntittec. to iorrire ill
the Cit 5e . , „odic"
todparcd; , "b
Mr Go nnoN 3a14, if persol)';,-; (piing .I°',le`ct
"lents without' inquiring ill It t. (10014,1,,,
which might .be macle• tipoo (1.,1111,,y the ' rt 0
'theirs slipolil not oner:tteir'`.‘tirk,h,e II" 0
the rythe-lioldcr. It wila fl'ueot of ri'ew
parishes were omitted in the "e he (IterrtiPcr''
:line 4)f. whielt, lie understood; " '
~41,1
'de City of Lontirm --(11e1"' 9,11,e to° I);f,
Sir %V.- Cu tills exrd,,ioi.
iti it,elol) ii#
omitted iii the 6 eheetkle were 1311614W° 04,
the CitY,]but of Cht,io's nod Il' 'old br''',?; iii
Panda. Tile rea,ott they
.were d°"of 42a. ri"'
they exacted only 211. lust°

P°lluti.
The House til *tilcd--- , ci
. Fur the Sccorol lirtittio; ,•• ' .... 146
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/13.joilty nosiot tile ilill .." •
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.. I pot
the :lec. • ' •.,, . Act Ot ',t ilir
Mr. Csoaos ithilKOS tirgeti 1" ~vl,lOl 0
1
Act pa‘teit in the hot seoina, ,'" 1,,1,J10,
errs rffectital in preventing right_lr,ofirliii:e4
v did not hoteever oppose the ityrior, to r r
1w proposed ~ clause, by tV3Y (It
Ihe 39th and -10:1i of the ging. ~, if
.01 tO. , Oh
The eititise having been blot•t, 1 iif C w: oii,
Mr. LOCK!! ART Stiitt, it the AC( (,).
tv011,4
40th of the ging were repegied, 1:10,1100
in the power of any oile "' 1`,,r,P:000 I)
I°Linti at night mares they 11140 PI 1 t, Aie.,c., t.
Sir E, K riArcit-v Li. objecte:,(l,:ccii wiej
which he thonght shoold be int'', ~i lA°
Ilittlive measure. lie was' 11°I 11'
diro'''
give any opinion on it 1411.'4
'AI r . fig AND re cob) itiettiieil 1111 11,4,,'' tor il'''''
the rii,,titSbiipi in order to :jot it t4ll:Pcii,
of
sideration of the chose jog I''''Por)siion , re
Mr LtVrtS supportrti the Pr.'el foi. 'Vol,
rjourninent. fie. was an tiiit'oe4.c tpi Act 0,,
of the Act tylltot Sesliott., berc6)7Bevere tiro ri
lisett ALigistrates to it die " closio,,(ifild 0
upon appeztraoces not folk' 00 ‘ colichi. ~ iv
intention. 'file I fon, Itietabel docootw
I""ing the toljnottintent of lb° 10
thig itAy se'onigi,t. tioiol" JP
th.(;\titgr'h‘tVtriatStlitelTb“esstece(o)llllllCdt:)l:lsevit'::°;ol".;;:ic'ill'i
'''
to adjoin -it the pretent debote, "
sett,l„,l oil!
be
ot too much importance to ti:ll'
.. :onOl
Hier consideration. . ,ig,i 1117'
Sir E. 'KNA're.Ol4O.l. Or'
dividin , tile House. 04
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" the ,trijattrameot,'". ". •,
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111$1.1 AgGvv. ' 41011 eirCe"
of it 111' ere Wl'
Nir. i'est, gave notice. 0 1311110,cogn
next, tor leave to brit44- (1'1,1,011,01
t 0 etiforce the !)aya:cid °
la Ireland.

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