The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-21 00:00:00

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.rom a tour into susses, I fuse
Mis„,__Adatrides without which was then read a third time,,pasited„ and or-. -
tin, with a power to nominate
any qualification whatever. So much for the :retie_ dated to the Lords. . .. . ..
once which could he placed in the Noble Lord. The ' • LATE OVERTURES FOR PEACE.
Bill went altogether on a fake principle, assuming. Mr. TIEIINEY wished to know if it was the 14.47
fo:edMiThei4lsilthTrapers. rental;
Oa .retur f " "nckm.
J"ne 2.Z 1819:
the nil:ellen of an array, whereei it had been tendon of his Right lion. Friend (Mr. Sheridan) containing the proceedings of :
slated te the floioses by several respectable Members bring. forward then his Motion rtepecting the late- Me Meeting, with reference to recent l' a Cattki
of the Committee, that there was not the smallest . Overtures for Peace ? . - : t, here. To forbear advertence to sentimentolie:ltricla treanc" 0,-14
Lownhip. and the persoos over whom you Move id • lit
evidence for such an assumption. He would object Mr. SHER.I DAN had understood that his notice' cation. might appear on my part a disregardPefo i .11 44,
li,i:
theta:count 1 troulde you with afew marks.
to' the Bill on the grOund of experience. He had stood for this day, but hearing that his -11Oneuiable coMpatible with the respect which I truly e P cumfor 1,!:
seen a similar measure adopted by Government, and Friend (Mr. Whitbread) was hastening up to town
where it had pr.,. to attend la his place upon it, be (Mi: Sheridan) had
: Iteconstartly opposed a bar to my own peesooo; ae,.a4,l'
Pres ed. 0,
ratted upon in another country,
duced the greatest possible mischief. Be was con. ,agreed to defer it till to-morrow ; though as his Ho- , ~ The uniforas wear of a long polkiral sneer, during wil•
rieced that many persons were then driven to disaf. , :mumble Friend bad arriveta day sooner, and was ;
fection by the outrages committed against themselves then present, he could -have wished to have brought 7 telme "tur with whica I albi inn" an. die cosowi,,•
. ties a Ireland, ;evolving especially the r al ar. '' '
and their families. • it forward op thateveeing. He hoped, however, Itherieettecettoes, mightcu - „m rite 'hulk
Mr. lIERBERT (of Kerry) Mid; before the Act that as the disco:glen would necessarily be short, , that I could, without any • meoethoi- is."
- -":"1"clue
alluded to by the Bees Gent. who spoke last, had that the Noble Lord opposite would give hire prece. rent, at once owe:tape 'k so - .116411 - •aduce“
passed, Ireland was in a state of the greatest Male. dente. The notice was then fixed- for to-morrow
3,Tchinisr bat:oesttsit:olaulad
bey tosterecauedofeMpisiato
faci,•t; fwohirtbaotbearttais:l:aipowpfile:
..'
siou. The outrages, which no man lamented more . (this day). -'. '145 r-
ed which I can view. cautiously : but it is fit and equitable be
rOLERATIO".e AM PION ENT. BILL.
than himself, were not the cause, but the effect, of 1
Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, on the question that folly ea the pretest topic.
'the disturbances of that country. . ' willing that a atm. ,:the le ti .Ame t ilt be read a third time, " Whell it, is proclaimed that yea mimeo ' To ra on 'Amen •11
HOUSE 'OF COMMONS. Mr. TIERNEY was perfectly
, sure should be adopted adequate to put a
i
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the now was inamwed to she 11116.11.1114/421 An' the put' in the interior but he thoUght that the . "Is And, firsts he could not help congratulating demand alma the Catholics es a globe' body .ew am,
eel so
I! Hoeneth...._ and the country on the singular progress ledinleft• I never ado/Settle alas Pare" of yam ybeftliby
Om of bads; the Royal Amu gismo by Caminito to seas- disturbances. . introduced i..
antßills. provisions I regarutng arms, were 'Hoge-
phwed ,of see present Bill through that House, to this its i hagem* renlessiseds•Was &aided by
I ate fors.
Ifte FRANCIS BURDETT prorated a Petitleafreta a now- , titer unnecessary particularly if Ministers i &quoit:s dee to a large ponies's/ a now o
•
epos as a most auspicious 1 waseperative,. without any referent to the god. • - -af--7-iiss.
ref Von eta tows is Laaesoldre. (Chowbeat. we be- ,an reliance
on the
efficacy
cr the
mevious
sections i laststage,. without baying provoked the. expression i cooviedon that the r ii! esweit7Wea. and by i
because iOf one sentiment of bostilitp against it. This be i the - ,realor the thridthnifithopisolliftit 6! gatilyw.Slittica wae
alitosati thirenelonmei2
Wok, gray"lateteratlitrYthe Poe". eisit=duresliMisheadtie"beitalot of the Bill against unlawfulj
assemblies,r
1
of the rapid advance of liberal and en- whit were to be beeetited by it, and - will
. am hose a law.--Reed.iied ordered to lie ad the table.
The Honours.' ono or osl best nerd," hamiever* easlden, I shoold are
. without the existence of those meetings the seinund gin" not help lieadua--.
botoodTha "Pao,: °the foattly,,estadCroldbient 7erbortooddroo°l6" u *mambo', and' of; of arms by the rioters could not be effected. He 1 araPealM neuld seem the entity.
Bid 'adored a he is In woo of Os Itaelatiem
The aaratil Tax Bill was qmodeled.,-Report : begged to state to the house three amendments that : ,iiiihtoo,_ed.. opinion. r‘iiatr, beer. 1
I -be had propmed in the Committee end it Would, fre '''' Gentleman then went into a history ed..the *Olin, leineinedi hadthededluntiat a sow jaw* be"
received, sod ilik ordered to lie read a Ake ' .. . e... riper and pogrom of the preeen Bill, which we for. het* thin 1 ene 'WPM* its Limo hesobsecto "re
dett.
- The A Hama at Voleboteve Bill oationro:r.ressoLd• ateen that they were such u ought to have hem sm. . • • gimmosperatttede exhaled
Hese. orderail to he one
mitied • ; chided in this measure; .gititongh they were petemp• • 'kings nn eh° snme-hu shvady hPPearsd'be.' _...._.. -g• ... • at 'esnuisPleu'velbrisso largesithis
bus
a_peltitilic,
NinettielLettredr from the Ilonoittable o'w" 7 eft girragas is
my hame aine' i' their
Ilte
ocrs
Aoe Bill was reiral =Wye and Mord • halfs bat I waste, Beaune. I theaghtibeir; ' ' * the be.
The CH' CaLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved thelani- eerily rejected by the Noble-Lord *ad hie frimds. art
(Stanhope). He nu. ar their i . w resolt
of the soviet for the sewed readlog of the West falba They were ate follows: I. That the power of enter- ~..,"!` w
• ' the measure proposed in a former Sessions attement.. ere the Matitleace ed• the Catholics of
r=11111.• • 'rig a man's dwelling-house should be conferred upon :I'M__ - , . iby Ireland, Weed. so liceeddwessooc so ikon hi known, a
After male 'dismal°, between Mr. Marryalt, Mr. Brown..
. - it could sot erect ertingli vitality of any ma. It world, hew.
Noble Lord (Sodmouth), which be tim ht
Dlr. Cochrane Johostaae, Mr. Rochdale. sad the Chandler atwo Magistrates instead of one. 2. That the Magi'. "
es';'Zwllieve created the 'l it ug t""ate Prweedisli aligili 111441 the
PIN" all or the 1.11 of
.geo_t_t, though. be had no hesitation in acquitting the ever, be men nein. to tate the asnal elkomeence of a peldic
the aseheilhers the. Mit was ordered so be read a second new . hate should be tobjeeted to some degree of respond-
this day three weeks. 'by the' It mole Lord of any intolerant intent. He declared . asteethi7 In /4 grave a sense- Norco I beretated by the errw;
Lod CASTLEREAGH rose for the purpose of asovieg the i bilk?' in aomseittioff
' . onabitt Menu
this cwt isf violence,
polemist of the order for the snood reading 0 the Vice- sertien of the words'4. upon any rem
' It. as bis opinion, that this Act 'add be generally g _ pest oil _a any iadividnal, however utak,. it
of a lowbur di' 'ti i
terepedlear Mani awllitelill relithtskriliattlte...nere *Oil; Wt. iti:theas r
octhig
h
t
haveof sunpidon." 3' makeTitat the Magistrate
atrarmtes
..gbduouri-ogid not acknotriedged by the Dissenters as a great benefit.— my bear upon me. It is Only the selfish moosgeomot of ,31
of so essay Members of the House connected with the law, as power to deems i;
Itpm. i
night.
In
consequence a.the
Negation of these a__He theft brought up a clause, allow to to the Dimes. ;117 !attalak that can beranna."/ nitEltstinr•
yea have swallowed your widow a dee exorcise epos thews
were then ememartly attmettag the Anises, lie ore am same exemptions under this Act as they en. • " the . eras ea APPareitratardaind to your hopes,
ro o I Mr. joyed under the} of the 19th of hit present Ma.
Mrthoorwer, +ko.t'irhesorztaatulionr oParter proa.posaithe elireaothprduLlTZ ! positi ns Tierney felt himself called spot:.
public ; bet that the half of it was loin gold for by the Lad !to resist the measure, and should take Abe seek In. . mi,es of lay
rendre. The . _ r .
for
bang,
practice of s o
piaarellur, sad the other half out of a pareadav lead- Wow ; the House opts it. . - • t.tat
I.c ,
p! r....a. Wis_Mlß...ißE,,AD•siid be had
had ezamimpltihe 1 scripture tleueshadeolto„,, „e' Wean' assess,
etde litttrihey alas::: prastetmila,haeat* le:*
log to the Corsi of it was eamidered bet far,
duties the Lord old dweller. to mach of the . Mr. BATHURST declared, that the evidettati is .
duties of pa ollice as, be Pars:lbly amid, Olt he Mail he to the seizure of arms already was cemplete, bat , 810, ' r 1""" ' the same a" himself 1.1. : bag deemed by me iespropew
.th the foroooku, a a minouy
obliged to pay no mere than the ase-hall et the: engem rf the dto have brought ia. Ile drew the sew happy I The grounds of my tobjection have acquired additional *
that he could add, that this very morning information
latforeaces from the sileet
new Court. bad been given at the OBice of the Secretary for the Mr"' of this Hid as true "Pealed "'Nike I 1 etewiderit as Indecorous, alkali, if
that
no loss than
eight new at.. were drawn
~iby his
.. Honourable Friend, and he ; met eakeastets.,daellti to mile eel nigaintioa for places is the
Mr. TIERNEY said, he could visit to bow elsether the
Menseheld. . At Me .asses die that it latierferes unbecomingly
labour from which the Lord Chancellor was to be Mined was Home Department,
not more than an equivalvat.for doe sum he alio pay for k ? tem.ste of that kind had been made within these few , ennead. wand continue till the great work of sell.
The Bill was ordered to be read a wood time On day two . r __ _ . _
that
the disturbed
districts
were oi"s freedom received its final consummation, be. : with she appelawaires. made by the Severap, it predeins 4
Mr.
days. He admitted
Mr. WROTFESLET moved lora Copy of all Orders issued now more traequil, but bow could the Howe be es- can" 14 thought that the strength of 'the ma-. *nit" we Prioress to
i gay to the panty ;of Partlaaleat. The plea, that an ostensible
to sue Gmanoiniumen for Auditing Public Account is the went bored that the flame would net* re-kiiiiii before lailbed. Chan* Kited in the fees"' nt "Ugh"' 1 comexlea be - the cement Out the- Grose oaten of the
' I Mousebold, giiimagfeediestragei to a Itioistry, Is manifestly
ladim.-Osilemel. opinions. . . .. .
The linsimat Debtors' Bill wee read a second time.-Te be the next Session ?
The doom was -dim brmight IV and •allyand los . idle. They, aiets -whim ado as appearance is opposed to opt-
commiteed epinernow. Mr. MARTIN (of Galway) wished to be %keel.
and the Bill ordered to be lead a, third time, passed, : rate, are taa Sat'
Alsmfousitainhead of informatibe to be is-
The Privy !arse Bill was rid a third time and mied.
Num presesba . ii-1,--- - fahstilisaft ,Adin - '-t of law, to what punishment a petagoable - -
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IMPiSKIAL P4KI,I4MENT:
NOUPS.Or LORDS. JeLT W. i
Tbs Aga Ammo wits milled by Coutotimioa to the Com-
zoo% tad dimmer Bab' Bill, and tbe Bark Tokens* Bill.
The Cossodwirmers mm eke Lord Umocellor, the Norval. of
Ifisehemer. and Lord Wakbegbas.
la the Appeal. " Frazer v, lipaidiag," the Inttrlocutors of
the Court of tieatioa were aimed will a *pedal inoroetion.-L
lla the AppeA, " Botwell Y. Morrison." the Decree of the 41
Court of was Aimed.
The Massie Carriage Dill was. us die motion of Vie Earl of 1,
EGIIEMONT, reed a mood time, and committed fur to-mor.
1. t 1
1

To the EARL of FING:4LL.

row.
The Stow Bottle Doty Bill was ordered to be read a third
time to-saareow.
Oa the asaideratio• of he Report of the. Parish Register
NIL some ember ameadheats were made in it ost the motion of
RiKRIM/JIM LE--vao them extending pro rif the
llta Cathedral aad Collegiate Churches. aad Cha..els of
legs sail Hospital. The Roil was ordered to be mad a third
time ow Wed•aiday.
Tbe hire elan Trade RIM, the Boded Goode 1111, aad the
' Cessases Roam' Bill were resta Ord dot Mid 111111/11-
The Appripdistioa MU was red • sammi time, lid commit-
ted 6r twomerow.
Atlimmated till tomorrow (this day). '

)ter.Tl.._..lßTPeiltTes fans lite _
Seism in Wan& re Math that the neighbourhood of Na
place Wig new 1:14:1 that the laws as they at presentstood
were perfectly fir the preservation of good *Orr;
mod psayiag that Ohs Peace Preservatioa Bill dtodld lot pass
into atm.-41nd and edged to lie on the table.
?RACE PREIIgRVATION BILL.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved the third reading
of the Pesos Preservation Bill.
Lord ARCHIBALD. HAMlntrell opposed the
Bill, as perfectly unnecessary in the present state of
the country. He pointed out the ter it must
necessarily bereft° excite disturbance andd affection
whenever attempted to be pet hi etecition ; and the
dangerous situation in which it would 'place those in-
dividuals who might be deprived of their arms, ta
coesequesee of it.
Sir THOMAS TURTON considered the present
Hill rather as an aberration from the practice than
the principles of the Constitution. lie &Asada the
conduct of the Magistrates of the country, which,
though in all large bodies there might be found some
exceptions, was in general distinguished forth* ut-
most mildness and humanity. Mich as he deplored
the necessity for the Bill, he conceived that necessity
was sufficiently proved tothe House, though he herd,
it might never be found necessary to carry the Hill
into 'mention, and that the disturbances would sub-
side of themselves.
Mr. CALCR AFT objected to the clause relating
to searching for arms. lie did not think that there.
wu sufficient evidence before the House to warrant
them In going the length of that clause in trenching
upon the rights and liberties of the subject. The
House eight to know what was the state of the seen-
ties said to be disturbed .since the repeal of the laws
which obstructed t:teir manufactures. tbe laferma-
tion on which' the present Bill wu foonded, ups dated.
in February, March, April, nod May last,—and the
House had as information since the 2.1t1 of Mine on
the subject. His information was, that the people
were retuning fuser .thaa the most sanguine could",
have expected, to their - register habits. 'lienhaalll
therefore rote wisest the Bill, on accoaat oil throb*

_. point ,
inhabitant would be snbiected, who shook'
Constable duly authorised to search for argjit- Sig
who was mistaken fora rioter?
Mr. W. SMITH called the attention of the
more at length to the inconvenience 'arisiug from
mistakes which might often prove fatal. • '
Mr. D, GIDDY thought that the Constable of, tie
Parish would be sufficiently known to ronderall &MP
ger of that Wad merely imaginary.
Mr. TIERNEY proposed the following Amend.
ment to be Inserted in the Bill by way of rider...
After a few words from the Speaker, upon the point
of order, whether or not it could be inserted in thosi
body of the Provided always that it AMC
and may be lawful for his Majesty,' by and with the
advice of his Privy Council, to declare such district*
as are now subject to the operation of this Act, to
be no longer in a state of disturbance, and that this
Act shall no longer be is-foree ie tech districts."
Lord CASTLEREAGH approved of the Aim&
meet, and wished the Clause to be so drawn as he
include counties that might hereafter be disturbed.-
It was rendered the leaspecessary, however, by the ,
shortness of the Bill.
The House then divided upon the inesfieo, that
the Bill be read a third time. The following were the
lumbers.;
For the third rending
Against k li

ind•ordered to the Lords. ' - - -.
esepeed by these exterior stem They wan *Parfet* ear
Adjourned. _
*in to know, whether the Sovereign haimpegnea le ths
. . - # • ' dude of Ms floasehold Olken er kaillemot. la iNtiller
• • • I.ISS Qi MINORITY . awoke wishes et the Adadatareties are ise *ltaly .earried
" "IS 1""11""" " ani."1"11814. . .- by Phase eeliessestsels• al by delstesi; aid moredeetedy.
Abeveraisity,liti.J, Ilwailtaa, Lord A. SherideO, XL Aare. 18 the ftoloor. ow% Om* *0 linnets mg squint*, etesl
Adak, asst. Hem, Cal. - • 2:11. 1 body swill infers keentitientiteetien, the seppoidas a whit
Dena lbw J 4. Kadin, Robe. • • thank. W. i wilt oosestiweilosee any emir Of support hoe thetromexim
Ds= TO& Issedosald. in. Ve=rwilfm4 0. sees *at -sakes. • Tab mimeo% imeineil Ws ilurehu
0 Mem Parovii,nesa:
C. M. 'NIA% Sie Amer • • ithey woad, is di owe, only pale epee the p. mess alai.
. : Tetswoo-Westerii, C. C. 'mad Cale raft, John. ties et the 'Sovereign's elaideoar, which they themselves heir
6 - *Win blow sad delusive. On such temartlity Mill libietcesio
CADIZ MAIL. . road Is medmil Ilintaas, with a direet, hat Sods Matilda%
; • that there is met between them and the Soma*, the awake
• -........-.. . 4 .eadidellie, inditpeasible fat she peak welieree• • - -
.11AnAinet . JUNE 23.—When General Rill Wag u r malt keuegee he frond. Is it tear amitosis pog,
momentarily ellmt.hl2.the in".r7v and was resolved maim of as Mee she the Hoeseheld Ihni It ens sine be emo-
te give them a good reception If they dared to allege ' chola And if the lediepasition of an istlvidael to Ike MM.
or had the brave to present themselves, he foetid, tor bee ad twos at bt awn who,
that on the 21st began to fall back by the road when natural coasideratise of the risk etlatag once, Red
of Solana.. Fat'English regiments. of cavalry, the 4 teed to regalia it, Sea When the pee= le freed frets thread,
Conde de Penne's division and' the 6th and 11th 1 oat Mitigated to virulent*, by the proms:atlas of Wrier wog
battalions of Gabor* with some dying artillery, ; trued oat? And Taut Womill at MisistrY Mad that le,whiek
pursued them that way ; an equal force followed by 11', 1.1!*•,`,7211 0 : Awn ° f hod be_gbef!ce I "116.
Xeres • and by the centre, General Hill, with the I"whish"' camilot
.. tads w'inew• slum itttugidnoie re3;(l:trcueglceirt'amil'a.
remainder of the army.
CO'' leg up the reins of tioverameet, If it at any time dad inelf
CADit Juwn 26.—1 t is' said that Salt hat s. oseatwattot by wiatotwes Isistpe I
listed 20,000 men and that his vanguard was, on .. sea Is the tree portraiture en of a mitedeed practice (Is
the 17th instant, at %fits Olalla. it hes beat described) whit:basemen seem mostridicale, %stick
June 24.—The Iris frigate arrived the day before oast Is beheld incompedble with the beak policy ef a Br:-
• ~ . yesterday from Vera Cruz and the Marannalt, with tisk Mießter, aid which weir toeliags oinkd a* hop
MMphSt
produce, and 95,000 dollars. She has bbroughtbrought sc. ', to eoatemplete t Evea we. it masted, that ebb cosa
COonte from New Spain. The remains of the rebel ibe amide* as a aNsllusthosl pieties, still Ss snob' be
The further proceeding upon the Bill Was then
we
Morelee's corps were blockaded in Qum* and iow eiti, which, like every ether, ethe epee to be govened*,
postponed for an hour, for • the P°l3°3° °I hatigig were ihortlyexpected to surrender. 1 a wholesome -Murata& The elated •et lard Grenville, is
•
the Lent Casmirsrlais sad
Mr. Tierney's Amendment added, by way of
.ridifee. . &fez 29.—The desertion front the French army is 1 "utiradigg f" the "'"ash br
1 the ores 4111 Ilie lesmitisa ef she !dieing ie Mt,
'Ater it should have been engrossed. - wary ' cnnsiderable. On the- side of Bstremadu ray i omit principle enn, in kb inarnenr, base w
I. The House then west anti a Committee on' the , Salt's army, comiised'of Is,* men on the Tletri psisoty, am soloists to bootwetattott of eirrewweerre. sew,
Frame.work-knitters' Bill, when several of the dimwit 7.lind advanced to Santa Martha, and alter rpm re- . ineverthe oseeidoestioe of eireowtosess weld Monte the rs•
Wen gone through. . .___ no#noltringi 'on the 23d retired. erciot of each a PebleiPles it ought to have bees done aoe die
On the Clause prohibitiogiii Wader Mandato.
AumivreAs, JUNE 23.—0 n the.2lect in the inn. late eocasien, ter roweas, which ma toe prmabseat in par
•rers from paying their •Wirketeu • wholly or In Ott, lioOn, starched from this place for Los Barnes, all : skied to require beingbsfiested by Me,/ That * Noble Lash
with or without the consent of* the workmen, In aayi the cavalry, which was there reviewed by Banasseralt. with whets I was emaciated, acted app ohhs moans this
a• food t w 141611 •r #fdlissie or I* anXt trey she rat to '' - ,of this . . . what they deemed cameitational, andllomeilespeassea. lamer
.4
• 1 iota bell 4 It it met in their hasoarableelsommus to admit tea-
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jectionahlrliemenemdelned iW. n •
The Hee. C. MITCHINSON-objectedin the
present WI; ,as calculated to violate every piinciple
of a free Constitution. *lf a power was given to
break epee houses in search of arms, such t; power
would necemarliy_ led to the commission of the
greatest outrages. Stich a power ought not to be In-
trusted to thit hands of say persona whatsoever, ex-
cept in the case of the most urgent assess 4. It
was because he was most firmly convinced that such&
necessity did natio*, that be bad opposed the pre-
sent Bill in euq stage of its progress.,. *ln catlecL
on the INictble'Lord opposite, to covaileuihrote-iinee
evidence to the Itk • - to slew them that the state

the latilitlialoll
lio.rdanr , -_,.._,, ,- law 60the - , 41 *EI ii i 111 -0 t SiQdi Unirds,_ nusibin 1i -
prohibiting the name ,__..efseterars from Millet 'rellos hence; eti hodAiistiviiillrsinioiass tar- iierlettrYerri bore irorelY illoPolto•k BOON* koo lotooloodou
tie
or furnishing to theit'lriiilstmaii any procipion, ale, , 71011„ with. the' third diviaio • the, hilt Id in Senle:uatertrueotetsot "riumeilew rootollis"Lettid sat appear
by way of truck or otebeelles a bon coarenadon lioqlle; the moveable Minn la ,Bow &Malaga* te ma tone the iattottottle cemermicere of Idiot *be,' IarPIL-
.
. .
took place. .• . • ,'" •• . the retiflieM Of *Platiod Real , pat iiitidted front To- i For myself, at km, t mislay, am teaseisatassty regarded
Mr. PARKER COKE and others ismer*, trio`' Ws to jolts the army. ,Aii en treeing arein the boil leek -Preroniao. a reSeneke **Wog ma (me mid"' till"
Clauses. possible disposition for the wow, enterprises whichiabmdd ilibiCritle ID the klindOades or Ihs Throe& -
Mr. SHERIDANare 'and others thought dim lilt . shortly to take piece. The estemy continua in ssiasso omeepatiere ea the haposlbility et my seceding to
Clause perfectly proper, as it would be the height of , 'their positions of Bornos and Mama:tin. 0. the aMeasore, wbieo t cootempleasi as a irreateclitablele the w-
injustice to suppose that the workmen should receive .1 lith, the moveable column of Bova de Malaga, 1 ared_._lrest weice I was eollooolotrillg to titteargo for the Polak
any thing but the fair sum in stoney for their WOrk;.l Vlach in Yonquerly. rotAked, On the same day' "wwl., . . Area a °emigre wideb I hatahrs** atL.A. eameitlY at
ITo the other Clause, however; they had strong eO. ..Leval and Rey, with gifemett entered. heart, as the uniting alilay'faikwr NNW. lit Ir. of on-
jections, there being nettling more absurd than ask; Tuba iinenta was Not to be expedited at the Pelee of an uawor-
the workmen should be prohibited, after the" hVI SANTIAGO, /tin .17.—Generals Santosildes and low •' . The ewe of the catholic. dimb ten dignified
hare, with Abele troop,. parched towasils ism plaice, to be advanced by petty arnierig ; tot,
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of the country vu sack as he hadreprelented it. It how maid their w.ors, Wilsey were so leanedwageswageshihonestly, from laying: them
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was not tweet for the Noble Lord to deal in dark eat with their mast
anti vague eneenises; be ought to establish his propo-1 Mr. HUMR oils/ Members wens of opinion,
aition in a satitraigin jimmer, This, however he that es there wen notbing in the law of Ragland to
bad Bever yet tboogbt proper to do.' While the No-, compel a workmakto take geods.from Ms winter in
Me Lord was apparently enable to bring forward soy' payment of his wages, thergous, flat there was no11
evidence that,the gent/try was in a state of disturb- occasion for that Roue to interfere by say impact.,
once there was positive information on the table - treats of this kind; Tao Try gegen new made.okm, that it was 4so* restored to tranquillity. ` consideration, if ,tbey won to pop itt tbelipreseet
o wished to draw:ilte attention of the dims. to the form,. would add to • the Waist' of dioast.deacdptims.
cootrodiottoo is the ootwinet of the :11tible Lord dur- of perms§ Meese dist/v:me at Imes their object to al.
ing the coarse of the Rill. • When he liprOilueed it leriote.
to the Hoes*, ids sfilotrosaao for indexing the floase The rmolo6t_dooios wen .tioa soitiaati oisosi
to rue omit eacassirpawass,. was,
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