Star.
London, England, 1809-02-24 00:00:00

I much on .the gloomy prospect of the ensuing har
vest in this Country;- and reptOsented Ireland, if
did pasiiis supplies adequjte to the purpc•se, as ca.
pable of remedying the sasters to b 4 apprehcr.‘!,,d
in consequence of dig ,severe. inundations °petal!
against the possibility' of early sowing. Tl2cl-4-'
Baronet concluded an able statement by reT:6ll.,
that the petitions be read.
Mr. FOSTER replied at some length, and said
that he objected not to the Waterford petition frcm.
any other motive than that the Mayor in his reqi is:
tion gave no more than three or four hours notice.
General MATTHEW acknowledged the re,p(
tability of the Clonmel petition, but could not thinl
that it had...an exclusive right beyond the fourteen
fifteen other towns in the saute cougj which sup.
•
ported it.
Mr. W. SMITH, in an elaborate speech, obj,;ci,„,3
to the measure.

Sir A. WELLESLEY replied.
Mr. MARRIATT represented the great adva-.
tages which would accrue from distillatiog from
gar. In consequence of the illicit practice
d'i'stillation, he could not help observing that

would be a second Dunkirk, and perhaps supply

coast of England with this contrabandarticie, ,as
ever was suplelied through the medium of Jersey cr
Guernsey. He represented that the Liverpool and
London prices of sugar «ere unusually low, a circutc-
stance which was highly detrimental -to our colonial
interests, and that this may be remedied by the pro-

- . -
hibition being extended to Ireland.
Mr. M'NAGHTEN avowed his determination. to-.
vote for the prohibition.
Mr. ELLIS, at some length, though without any
addition to preceding arguments, expressed himself
favour of the prohibition.
Mr; WESTERN deprecated the interference
Parliament so widely in Agricultural concerns, as to
vest any such powers of continuation or di.icontinua-
tion ad libitum, in the Privy Council.
Mr. WILBERFORCE objected on the same.
grounds.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
in reply to observations from the other side, remarked,
that the Privy Council by possessing such powers could
in time of need apply them as well in putting the pro-
hibition in force, as they now did in suspending is
he combated very ably what had been said as to !It-
commitment of a breach in the act of union. .
Lord A. HAMILTON followed. The main pot
in his reply was, that the Corn Distillation in Ireland
would materially affect the western coast of Scotia: •i,
which was accustomed to receive supplies from the
country,
Colonel LONGFIELD and Sir JAMES lIALL
sroke.
The House then divided on the clause,-For it
,Against it 37.—Majority 3.
The House resolved itself into a Committee on the
Bill, when the separate clauses were severidiy di:-
cussed.—The Report was ordered to be receive& c-
morrow.—Adjourned at Two o'Clock.
LIST OF THE MINORITY

WHO DIVIDED IN ,FAVOUR OF LORD HENRY PETTY'S

MOTION, ON TUESDAY NIGHT.

" That the Covention concluded at Cintra on the noth of August,
ISOB, and the i<•i:aritime Convention coixlud oa. the Tagus,
on the tril of September, 1808, appear to this 1-lou,e to have
disappointed the hopes and expectations of the Nation."

Nantet. Whet e dozen
Lloyd, Sir E. Beaurmrii
Lyttleton,Hon.W.H.Worccer.t
NPOonald,J. Newcastle-and-L.
Madocks, W. A. Boston
-Mahon, Viscount 1:1:11
Maitland, G. Lestwithid
Martin, H. Kinsale
Matthew, Hon. M. Tipperary
Maule, Hon, W. Forfar
Maxwell, W. Selkirk, &c.
hlexborough, Earl of Lincoln.
Milbanke, Sir R. Durham
Miller, Sir T. Portsmanit
Mills, C. • Warwick
Mills; W. Loveutry
Milner, Sir W. York
Milton, Viscount Yorkshire
Moore, P. • Covmtry
Morpeth, Vis. Caliberland
Mosley, Sir 0. Wincheisea
- Mostyo, Sir T . Hint
Neville, lion. it. Buckingham
islewport,R.H. SirJ. Waterford
Nos, D. Banbury
Noithey, W. Newport
O'Callaghan, James Tregony
O'Hara, Charles , ;Alp,*
Ossulston, Lord Knaresboro
Percy, Earl Nortliiiiiii:erland
Petty, Lord H. Caroellord
Pigott, Sir A. Ar:cW,..l
Pole, Sir C. M. Flyn ca.lt
Pensonby, Hon. F. K:lke.7ny
1 0 isi nby, R. H. G. Tavish.,-;.-:
Porch, sta., Lord Cricklade.
l'rittie, Hon. F. A. Tippera: y
Pyro, F. Iseeltori
Quin, Hon. W. Limerick
Ridley, Sir M.. Newcastle
Romily, Sir S. - Warehant
Russell, Lord Wm. Tavistock
St. Aubm, Sir J. Helstone
S:udarriore, R. P. Hereford
Sell iet, S r J. Hertford
S carpe, Rd. Castle Rising
S ielly, H. Lew, a
S'ielly, T. Shoreham
Shipl y. W. Flint
Simp o I, G. Maileotie
Smitl , I. Ntit.; ingliani
Smiti , -l. Leic,-,t, 7
Smiti , W . I`crwic.:l
Smirl , G. V eudover
Sta: ley, Lard Pres.o.i
Syr. monds, T. P. 11.-telehl
Talbt t, R. W. Duhli.i
Tarletun, r. Liverpool
Taylor, F. C uterbu. y
Taylor, M. A. ti. C 3:, .r
Tempest, Sir H. V. Der; . ant
Temple, Earl liad.s
Tenvietown,/ .• I
Bury St. f..
Lord
Tracey, C. H. l'ewkohari
Tierney, Rt. lion. G. Fail tIl
Tighe, W. * - Wicklow
Vansittart, R. H. N. Old Saru 1
Vernon, G. V. Litchfield
Walpole, Hon. G. Dcmgarm,
Vi'ard, Hon. J. W:!rch..lrt
Warrender, Sir G. Haddiu;,:on
Western, C. C. ki.,i,l -a
Whitbread, S. Fedor.,
Williams 0. N'a :.%Ir
Williams, Sir R. Carliary,:l
Windham, Rt.? Higl:ain
Hon. W. S rers
Wynne, Sir W. W. .1)c!;:. '7
Wynne, C. W. Molagomo y

Names. Where chasm
Abercrombie, Hon. J. Midhurst
Adam, W. Kincardine
Adams, C. Weymouth
Xdding:on, R.H. J.H. Harwich
Afar, E. F. Sudbury
Allan, A. Berwick
Al; laorpe, Vis. Northaturten
Anson, G. Litchfield
Antonie' W. L. - Bedford
S,r 5. H. Norfolk
Aubruys Sir J. Aldborough
Barham, G. F. Stockbridge
Barin,z, A. TAnton
Baring, T. ' • Wycornb'e
Bastard, J. P. .Devon
Bathurst, Rt. Hon. C. Bristol
Bradshaw, Hon: A, C. Fioniton
&Aden, J. . Launceston
Brand, T. Co. Hertford
B Jnc, G. Middlesex
Calcraft, J. Rochester
Caiv, r:, Nich. Hertford
Cocks, James : Reigate
Combe, H. C. • Lund. n
Craig, J. Cart ickfergus
Creevey, Thos. Thetford
Cuthbert, J. R. Appleby
Colborne, N. W. R. Appleby
Cooke, B. Matron
Daly, Rt. Hon. D. B. Galway
Dundas, Hon. C. L. Richmond
Dundas, Hon. R. L. Malton
Dundas, Hon L. Richmond
Eden, Hon. W. F. Woodstock
Egerton, J. Chester
I lliot, Rt. 11. W. Peterborotlgh
Estcourt, T. G. Devizes
Euston (Earl of) Univ. of Cain.
&Howes, Hon. N. Ando% er
Ferguson, Gen. K irkcaldy,
Fitzgerald, Lord Kildare
Fitzgerald, R. H. M. Kerry
Fitzpatrick, R. H. R. Bedford
Folkes, Sir M. B. King's Lynn
Folkstone, Visc. New Earurn
Frankland, Wm. 'Think
Freemantle,W.H.Dornock,&c.
Gower, Earl St. Mawes
Grattan, R. H. H. Dublin
Giles, D. St. Alban's
Creenhill, Robert 'lshirsk
Grenfell, P. Marlow
Giddy, D. Bodmin
Grosvaior, T. Chester
Hall, Sir J. St. Michael
Halsey, Joseph St. Alban's
Herbert, P. A. Kerry
Hibbert, G. Seaford
Hobhouse, B. Honiton
Howard, H. Gloucestcr
Howard, Hon. W. Morpeth
Howarth, H. Eversham
Hughes, W. L. Wallingford
Hume, W. H. Wicklow
Hurst, R. Steyning,
Hussey Aylesbury
Hutchinson, Hon. C. H. Cork
Jackson, John Dover
Keck, G. A. L. I.eicester
K nsington, Ld. Haverfordw.
Knapp, G. Abingdon
Knox, H. a. T. Tyrone
Lamle. Hon. W. Portarlington
Langton, W. G. Tregony
Latouche, J. Leitrim
Lateuche, R. Kildare
Leach, J. ' Seaford
Lefevre, C. S. Reading
Lemon, Sir W. - Cornwall
Lewis, Colond Truro
Total - 15
County ?blethers 3S—Citl

; including Teller&
do. lti—University do. ►