Star.
London, England, 1831-08-25 00:00:00

premed far a great deal of clamant, and complaint
the magistrates at the v elation if their vexed Hackie
the abolition of their ancient meneptey to invoke the i
4ures and auperintesd the memo of the ;soar. We a
quite sure that, thntio they ma see without bout
'tee, drunkenness reeling nee of a gioaahop, or bee
Int raging In a pashl,e- rs. s• under th it own patrols
. heir Vietnams sr u'ermale h .soi, •obonte eke areonalfty
mg hoer% a plate limensed by the Recto • hut we era
tvelieved that they wnilla at soon colt e. re their snicks
rh• improved stete of the lal. or the• an mile. cant
!vier's, could he di/laved le ,hurt a pe-lord
ensainn Inst to.ak plare'en a pe Wins assits
rereseetatines amide h.. a tittortme,te lootcaThire,
reeinir,d no email short• n patience 'regimen in the
which was e't ,red wins. the new ore on tl.i
On. the ignaware• amd hi ponds! a' whim we
"hen expnsetl. The complaint against these
diver that they tempt the people to drink ton
tver, or that thee harbour them too I •ng in time ,
mentor their humhl plessuros, nr that they pre-ent them
incentives ts riot or breaches of the peace. In the first(
,hairpmket.aregenerallyarestrain,on their :at'eS•ell,
th •y were richer, they might enjoy th • 11:eluvial excesses
/ea magis•rees. In the it-ennd ewe, the ne'ean.ty of el,
'tag fur their bread is a bettw reigulat.w of their time
dot" dieratiim of the magistrate. or the -car of the ronsta!tie.
And in the third use. the bur-token has Do privilege, -
the ultimata line of the land its suilialent to m
revere ceder But arc ant all these supposed Cerra
crewed tenfold by compellisor the poor ro result to put
anuses, where they not only meet with the re're<hment
;heir own.humble heves e, but the erriienvat of opiri.,
liquors and bad enmpany ? A way, then. with these a
and harsh restraints on the pose, or first shut up every ,
shop, and make it felony to distil arriont spirits.
POST—Hu Majesty's Aliraieters, by attaining bight's
situations, have attained also, it appears, a higher motnitte
Bribery at elections is become so d•eadful to their minds ti-
the mere mention of it tills tb;..m with apprehewsion
gust. The subject must not be agitred in Parliament ,
it not evil be named among you." The House or Commons
are delicately to abstain from any notice of particuler•ormeeta,
and mast look forward to the general panacea of all mai
political, and social maladies. In skis way &whom
disposed of Those who would have attracted public
tention to its delinquencies were wasted with I
seal in the cause of purify; next they received for
that the Reform Bill, iii laying the foundations v, _
duetting virtue would smite the belbee wino annihilation,
and the briber with impotency; but u for this ease of D-
ahem, " Oh, no, we never mention it ! ' The nett
which harrowed up their hearts was the misfortune c
pool. This also was a case too offensive for public
don, or even for private meditation; so they determined
issue the writ if possible, and thereby avoid the scar
which must result from a general investigation. The
they thought was done, not by the fact itself,
the notoriety of It; and on this principle we .
du:Jr eager desire to count out the House, and suppress
debate—a measure at the time somewhat questioned,
now fully interpreted by oar knowledge of their -
and delicate sensibility. The third Instance was in
bate of Tuesday night on the Dublin Electit.o. They
exhibited an anxiety to avoid " shocking the consciences
men "by such a display of bribery and corruption. '
cure, they urged, is at band. " Postponement.' sak
Noble Paymaster, " is of little importance compared
that of the comprehensive question of Reform." A del
however, hat been inevitable,' and pungent truths c
forth; but their outraged sentimentalty was avenged
reforming majority of seventy-seven.
MORNING A DVBltTlSElt.—Weeried and
pointed ss we ate at the slow progress of the
Bill—and and disgusted as the public is, that the
matter has not been already disposed ol—we nevertheless
cannot reconcile it to our cooscienoe to coat blame,
any very great extent, on hie Majesty's Ministers
the delay which has occurred. That they are
honest and sincere in their endeavours to pass
and the whole Bill, we have no doubt, sad we revel
any doubt i but they cannot trample en the fawns
lianteet--they monist compel a factious opposition ea give
its aid to their desires—they cannot at all times contrast the
wearies of some numbers of *bete own party—and kW
iftw Isehrmate—hence the delays which have takes plass—
, the dissatisfaction which is universal—the general
et the population against further relay, which we
is about to take place—the " indignant spirit
Monk,* which is about to pt or forth Its
Mays and foes. The Tories intsiake t eir pugilism
hi Ilikkia that they are now candokting.pitb a Asolitisel
AN by the delay ut ortakb riiitj bibt•the otig.elle
islinslielisp on weather it--no such ifibig —the storm is hot
yet ussne—the deeds are oily gatheriag—the dirk opus are
screeely visible, or only begioning Lrni.—but the light-
ish/ileum in the distance, mod W approsahnsg—the shun-
der we soon begin to be hurt', and who will have she cou-
rage; eassibl it visit our ialaa.d, to lace it un- . Or to
awes that it is not better to tachtw it by a timelier:this flue
dangerous posiduns f

IMPERIAL PA ..1.1. \T.
HOUSE OP LOKDS, Aye. SA
The Earl of bbIATTMISUIT wit lur ills Loab GRAN.
CELLOS.

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The Poor Laws Bill was reported, and alleged to be mmill
a third time tanturruw.
Mr. BERNAL, AIL JILL'S, sad others frost the per.
moos, brought up the adututiatrialon of just* bill, wiisia,
oo the mutton of the Duke' of INCH MUND, was radii.
Int tune.

The other bills on the table yeti fornarded, and the house
adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. GODSON premed a petition hum So. Alban's,
praying that tbs franchise ought be eateried to the INAU.
pins of M. bosses.
Colonel EVANS preset:tell apetithes from Rm. Lou-
cashire, praying for • reptesestativie for that 101141; god •
petition Inoue Rye, complaining or the dila, in possieg•ths
reform bill.
Mr. lIUME said, the public one certainly very impe-
-1 dent, but he thought without sulltinit rasa. Olear.)—
'lt was his Wanton to saonq -.that 'oh &Mail the
seders of the day take precedence of .than.., and that she
house should ,it every day it twelve o'clock. (Hear, heal.)
While this bill was hirogress, she other equally' reponaut
badness of the empire stood slat.
The SPEAKER termed, that the rtitios was rushed
in language which the home arld not receive.
Toe petition was tat resonpleues withitraver
Mr. J. WOOD moved that tbs petition be had prepeatett
awe Itiskard Csells, is the hd d August, be pruned. Tie
parr ssiateined each serious chirps against um Imo der
of Lae" that be thought it *possible that k coo d• be
ailiteri sobs co., um table of rebates wiriest ia~rirl. It
vie whit* ktaitabeat, either ea the hems, orsll the me-
. parrs rif Luis% to harieutass the charge profaned
wire eppotensi ley Me repents*., tipgems
rissendmit II the ffiiiero, aim eCjeauce. Hr wet the
patios to • the Reesplitt Wets be Firtit•l4ll it ; sad aster
having kept it a Recorder tufeuna Inns, that
I • would not re read sae not addressed to butt,
bet to the Homed Cuoureus.
Mr. O'CONNELL said toe case stated in the put_
;ought be false; but it true, Mery EMT Italia Alt
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loudly calltd our inquiry.
The SPEAKER • wanted amanitas eleitsbi be giver
Mr. WOOD withdrew ins malls, and 60esiMIS*tit*
H.Ocitig it to-murrow. -
Sir U. „MURRAY preowned petitims against elm oset.of
mamma tr distilkno. front the 'barmen it Pet* the lard.
owners of Pratt, nod fameee of Louniag.
' aerate*.
Lod AL I HORP rand' that the bore ;rewire itself
iutu a emanates he the Rehm ESL '
Mr. HUME and be wired to id the Under &unary
ut &ate whether a sulitary force' that hid been purer:Ai
owe Whitelemere, were warded Mrs« for ibui jesistevats• us
of the pubic pease, or to Interior is an eithileg..- ihihrettee
betWelta the owines of erre* air their veiskoM. •hust
the este St wages.
. kb. LAMB es iii, the troops wore nearchid roe While.
s.ea on 1; e acquirtuo t 4 tstitaterass, jar due pre -
,erivatiort of the public peace. -ettk.l.9t4ree.not to to-
ietlMe in the tiller', e.olmm• .and their
eitmlnen. • •
• Mr. HUME gave notice, that w larsriny lte,ehaOhl
move that orderi Of the trey 580
l*lr .et Ittitteee.et
I umelay4, Thitiftsite, ad 110a/e..Vat
sit oriel d at • 4aVe •

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