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to bear the Hon. Member for Waterford, designate as unconsti-
tutional, an act done by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, under
the ttuthority of an Act of Parliament. He wished to express
hisdecided opinion, that, considering the then disturbed state of
the
eounty of Waterford the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland would, if
he had not acted as he had, have been guilty of a monstrous dere-
liction of duty. Here was a particular Act of Parliament, framed
fora particular emergency. How was the Government of Ireland
0 form any opinion of that emergency, other than by that repre-
sentation which had been made to it by the Magistrates assembled
in their General Quarter Sessions ? He did not wish to protract
the debate, and should therefore content himself with observing
that the detailed statement of the outrages committed in the
beeCcninnty of Waterford, as given by the Right Hon. Secretary had
well'
Properly, and concisely expressed, by the Hon. Member
himself, who described the existence (to use his own words) of a
hurricane of excitement.
Mr. VAN HOIVIRIGH said, that it was perfectly
well known, that there had been a great excitement in the County
Waterford, during the late election.
Mr. STUART, in reply, still contended that the
proceeding of which he complained was unconstitutional.
The motion was then
agred to.
Mr. V. STUART afterwards presented a petition
on the same subject from the county of Waterford.
14r• GOULBURN asked whether the Orders to
which the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. H. Grattan) had alluded, were
not issued
under the Peace Preservation Act ? and whether they
Were not confined to a particular county ?
Mr. H. GRATTAN replied, that the operation
of those orders extended several miles round the City of Dublin.

ANNUAL INDEMNITY BILL.
leave • HERRIES, pursuant to notice, moved for
to bring in the Annual Indemnity Bill.
11.• HUME observed, that it would be much
better, instead of passing this Bill from year to year, at once to
remove altoether the disabilities of those whom it was intended
toindemnify
After a few words from Mr. HERRIES the leave was given.
e
Bill was afterwards brought in and read a first time, and or-
dered to be read a secoed time on Monday next.
At Monday, ta Quarter before Ten o'clock the House adjourned
l till

LIST OF TH
191101/OYRD FOR AND AGA

E MAJORITY AND
LIMIT TIME DUKE OF CLAR
A COMMITTEE.
MAJORITY.
Fitzgerald, Rt. Hon. M.
Forbes, Sir C.
Forbes, John
Ffrench, Arthur
Fergusson, R. C.
Fyler, T.
Goulburn, Rt. Hon. H.
Graham, Colonel
Grant, Sir A. C.
Guest, J. J.
Hardinge, Sir H.
Hastings, Sir C.
Hill, Lord A.
Irving, J.
Jermyn, Earl of
Jephson, C. 0.
King, Hon. Colonel
Lamb, Hon. G.
Lockhart
Lombe, E.
Lott, H.
Leycester, R.
Lethbridge, Sir T.
Lushington, .R.
Moberly, John
Mackinnon, C.
Martin, Sir T.
Morland, Sir S.
Maitland, Viscount
Maitland, Hon. A.
Macnaghten, E. A.
Mackenzie, Sir W.
Moore, G.
Montgomery, Sir J.
MINORITY.
Pryce, Pryce
Robarts, A. W.
Rancliffe, Lord
Monck, J. B.
Smith, Wm.
Warburton, H.

MINORITY,
ENCE'II BILL GOING INTO

Anland Sir Thomas
Alexander, James
A.lexander, Josias
AleZander, H.
Akock, Thomas
Atkins, Alderman
Bailie; J.
Blair laring Alexander
J .
liankes H.
sarydges, Sir J.
Capel
Campbell, Archibald
, John
Cooper, Colonel
Cooper, R. B.
Calera% John
Croke
Carew, R. S.
r J. W.
Cockburn, Sir G.
Cunningham, Sir E.
Cocks James
Cannlrthen, Marg. of
Clerk, Sir G.
Courtenay, T. P
Dundas (of Ipswich)
Duff Hon. A.
Doraville, Sir C.
Douglas, W. R. K.
Dundas, Hon.
Dawson, G. R.
Drummond, Home
Dicliot k, ,
Quinten
El L
East, Sir oH.rd

Owen, Sir E.
O'Brien, Lucius
Peel, Rt. Hon. R.
Peel, Wm.
Plunkett, Right Hn. Sir

I- W. C. -
Patimer, N.
Phillimcre, Jos.
Percy, Hon. C.
Phipps, General
Robinson, G.
Robinson, Rt. Hon. F.
Rowley, Sir W.
Scott, H.
Smith, Sir E.
Smith, C.
Somerset, Lord F.
Somerset, Lord G.
Talmash, H.
Talmas.i, 13. L.
Tennyson, C.
Thompson, Ald.
Thompson, G. L.
Van Homrigh, M.
Vivian, Sir H.
Ward, W.
Wemyss, James
Wrightson, W.
Wynne, Rt. Hon. W.
Wood, Colonel
Wilke, J.

TELLERS.
Herries, J. C.
I Hill, Sir G.

Beaumont, T. W.
Folk Viscount
'Gordon, Robert
Harvey, D. W.
Martin' J
Pendarve;, Ed.

Walrond
Wood, Ald.
Waithman, Ald.

TELLS RS.
Heron, Sir Robert
'Hume, Joseph

LIST OF TH:
Rim Tarim FOR. NIL SYR
VIE CONDUCT 'OF THE L
Althorpe, Viscount
Baring, F.
Baring, J.
Bingham, J.
Barrett, S.
Brownlow, C.
Burdett, Sir Francis
Buxton, T. F.
Colboume, N. R.
Clive. E.
Campbell, Walter
Cradock, Col.
bundas, Hon. Thomas
bundas, Sir R.
Ebrington, Viscount
Easthope, J.
Folkstone, Viscount
Forbes, Sir Charles
Forbes, J.
Fazakerley, J. N.
Gordon, R.
Grahana, Sir J.
Gurney, H.

E MINORITY OF SI)
kES' NIOTION FOR ♦ COMM
RICESTER. CORPORATION A
Guest, J. J.
Heneage, G. F.
Heron, Sir R.
Hobhouse, J. C.
Howard, Henry
Howick, Viscount
Hume, J.
Ingleby, Sir W.
Jermyn, Earl of
Kennedy, T. F.
Lester, B. L.
Lombe, E.
I Maberley, J.
Moberly, Colonel
Martin, John
Marshall, J.
Monck, J. B.
Milton, Viscount
Morpeth, Viscount
Nugent, Lord
Ord, W.
Protheroe, Ed.
Powlett, Hon. W.

KTY.EI GHT,
OTTER TO INQUIRE INTO
kT THE LATE ELECTION.
Price, Robert
Russell, Lord W.
Rancliffe, Lord
Robinson, George
Rumbold, C.
Sefton, Earl of
Stanley, Hon. E.
Smith, W.
Tomes, John
Thomson, C. P.
Tennyson, C.
Waithman, Ald.
Warburton, H.
White, Colonel
Wood, C.
Wood, Ald .
Wrightson, W.
Whitmore, W. W.

TELLERS,
Sykes, D.
Rice, T. S.

BANK NOTES.

44 amount of the total number of Notes of the Governor and Company
of the Bank of England, under the value of 51., which has been issued
during
Yuring each and every Week from the 12th of February, 1827, until
preceding the 15th of March, 182'7 ; and also the total
bomber of Notes under the value of Si. actually in circulation at the
else of the business on every such Saturday, pursuant to Act ith
Geo. IV. cap. 6.

Number ot Amount in Circula-
Notes of tion of Notes under
ILI issued. the value of £5.

12 to Feb. r, both inclusive
Nil
£680,544
Fe Fromm
16 10 to Feb. 24, both inclusive IN!1 Feb. 24 ... £670,435
Mar.
26 to Mar. 3 both inclusive Nil Mar. 3 ... £657,351
-ial% sto Mar.lo, both inclusive Nil Mar. 10 x 650,638
litani,. No other Notes under the value of 5/. have been issued.
°I England, March 15. (Signed) WM. DAWES, Acct. Gen.

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-THIS DAY,

FROM LL OYD' S.
seill4le:t; MAR H of bowsprit, &c.,
a large
c 16.—The British Union, Power, from Mar_
Lay. 0 London, put in • here this day,o
~ mg been run foul of this morning ffwißthealoobsys
Head
by
"%aru vessel, bound up Channel.
th "41, NIA RCH 14.—Wind W. N. W. ----Pas.
ditto ; the transport,
sed the Lyra, for
Noe Senittil Seas, and Surrey transport, for
.th.. .0, arrived and remain, with his Majesty's ship Ramillies.
Deowth.o_l_e of the outward bound sailed.
14ces.....,4stoprii, MARCH —. 1 Wind N.W. to
and his
on a cruise,
14.." ships Columbine and Challenger,
W,Sailed his
'-"t)''' '11: Bittern,Eastward. PL,,, 1p
don, d°urn, MARCH 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived from Lon-
St. II tritaunia, for St. Kitt's ; David, Rogers, for Tobago and
V c"l2ingo. Sailed the Colombia, Delano, for Dew York.rriv off
the ,"Ourt, MARCH 15.—Wind W. to N.W. • A
tilu °it the James Russell, from St. Domingo ; and Blues,
ell'
fr%
London. Sailed the Julius, Grant, for Charleston..
°ltoks
ac`n, frn, /i,,, MARCH 16. rnve
Alien,„:— China • Royal Charlotte, Dudman, from Penang ;.
iltiro,ll,4,,ke_r, from- Brazil ; Palmanta, Grenfell, from Cadiz ,
bavihe ,ifireill,
nafrtoomo
BLisbon.i,f
Liverpool to Boston, noticed as
„ 4g been IA
Lue 6tll ih., . ow.n oute' Of from Liverpool
24th ult., put into Cork on
The c‘. in distress.
c't shore4e"ter, Thompson, from Limerick to Liverpool, was
Th. xnear Formby Point, on Thursday.
11°.),ds 0 allY, from Goole to Sheerness, foundered in Lynn
The
ci,,leThursday saved.
. 411ehael'3: ,
at
St ''''•4ll°lver Stokes of Portsmouth, has been condemned

"iE
MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
inodrnieteraa ~, COvv
te 34 a . ..,NT-GARDEN MARKET.
than this ri
14",,,-rd., Ts4ly_ly. at this morning's market, and the trade was
Potatoe_ ' " nnighZP:l__e of Greens, Spinage. and Asparagus, lower
Savoys . : (Per e.,,,t '..l' those of other things little if any alteration.
s. d. to s. d.
Parmi .... . ..... ).„ 3 d. to s. d.
HorseVlag""li ........ ..
1 6
Bri. ... 1., (b41,-..e.) 2 9
Celery
ca.sta g..u. .; ..... .00......)............ 11
°3n
73 0 PAepaprlses, C0mm0n...... 2 6 4 0
(half-sieve)...... 4 0 8 0
1 6 Difto, Ch0ice.........- 4 0 8 6
4 0 Oranges (106) ...•• 33 66 15 0
2 6 Lemons
1 6 2 6
•,..''fott (12 b„ ... ..... 47, 2 6 English 6 0
c,„,_wo ............... 2 o
.:;rne liclrts or-Gnrce:),::. P 80 Sp ishChesnuts(peck) 3 0
7 0 French ditto 2 6 5 0
fang Onions . .' 0
4 0 French Walnuts
:,P._l9age
11 (33
--''''-'--" ..................... 5 0 4 0 spanish Harlenuts
7 0 Filberts (121138.) 8 0 12 0
unions
..(half-sieve),,, g 0 12 0
2 6 Grapes
................... 2 0 3 0 Sea Kail (pummet) 2 0 4 9
4 0 Scotch Kail (junket) I 3 2 0

_____---
_______. •
to 6 10
14Mandm ST. J A MES'S. £4 10 2
RAI'
MARKETS--(At per Load of 36
Upland -..eadowHayX4, otos 0 1 Clover Hay llB 2
6
R„e. Ilitto ......... ... 5 0 6 6 Oat Straw Trusses.)
2 2 2
, Vasa Hay ... ..... . 5 0 6 6 Wheat Ditto
quoted.
SUPPIY good, trade dull, and pikes as last
6 10
LOwlandu
SMITHFIELD.
l£4 15 to 15
Hay general 0 0 6
.111)1and IZttoad.oWHaYX3 15 to 4 15 Clover
_nary fine
New 7127 hLaY,:..... .......... 44
15151 h
1 18 2
116 ' 2
55 1515
ODaot.
Strawextr.ao r e. i
Straw-adil.,Z Bay ..,.. 0 0 0 0 Wheat Ditto
__, .
prices of Hay
nationally "`q 41. to `_~_~• D load hig er than last (Inlucu.
'* "uPpIY good,erand trade dull.