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An the Motion of Mr. WA/t!, the furthe; consideration of
the Wooten. Basset Petition was postponed till Tuesday week. ,
slr p. MORI/MINT presented a Petition from the town of
.Ilinnitigham, signed by upwards of 16,000 persons, against the '
renewal of the East Luna Company's Charter.
General GASCOIGN L gave notice, that as won as all the Pe-
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' Mr. CREEVEY asked if the Accounts orthe Conipany were 1
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might cestainlv he expected.
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Mr. ROBINSON stated, that the Commissioners of the Ad- 1
miralty having ordered Lord Win. Stuart-to be tried by a Court I
Martial, for having run his Majesty's ship Conquestador on
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Member,. trbdwished iodate's pietist the debate.
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Tot a Copy of the Letters Patent; by *hick as additional salary
had been twisted in,the officelately held by Lord Melville, and
at present by Lord Buckinghamshire.
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of Fehrtsary last, should comprehend the names of the Hon.
. General Stud, Gen. Campbell, Gen. Baron Rolle, &c.
The Princesses" Aussie was read a second time, and or-
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mittee, as the Ooisnaine bedlam frmptintly unable to pro-'
eem4 heel the mowattegiauce e istigittcnt number...
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1 The House then went into a Committee on the Act
1 permittlng the Exportation of Spirits from Ireland.
Mr. POLE rose to submit sa Resolution to the
Committee; for the purpose of suspending, during `a
limited time, the Exportation of Irish Spirits. It
was obvious; ho observed, that other measures might
boresorted to in the present instance—fhe distille-
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Ireland to Great Britain might be interdicted; but
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weighty objections; such as could only be overruled
by cams of the last necessity. There was ome other
mode, indeed, which, however, no one would re-
commend—the stoppage of the Exports to our ar-
mies abroad. He had endeavoured, therefore, to
select the lesser evil, and proposed to found upon
the present Resolution a Bill, the duration of which
should be limited, on a principle similar to that of
a like Actin this part of the Empire, till the 31st of
September next, giving, however, to the Lord Lieu-
tenant the power of extending it, if it should be
deemed expedient, till 40 days after the meeting of
Parliament.

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Mr. PARNELL was extremely doubtful whet;e;
the BM proposed would not have the effect of ;►.,i.
menting illicit distillation, and could not ceedit
Pole's information► upon the subject. Ile was e0xi0.,,,
that the whole system for the-collection of the n•►e.
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same duty chargeable "Upon tpitits.warek9asede&c....
Mr. W. POLE then proposed a Resolution for the.
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to retailers of beer, on the sale of a stated giaulte, -
of that liquor, as it hed-been found of 1w benefit ei-
ther to the brewer or to the consumer.--Agreed to.
He alto :Moved 2 a Resolution, providing that t !te
duty upon tobacco of various kinds, Shall ii. he
collected on the opening of2the peckagei when in the
hands of the merchants, but before it was delivered
from the Custourhouse warehouses. iThe amount
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It was ordered that the .Report AK received 0.
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, SOUTII,AVERICI.,, •
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HATANNAH, JAN. 17.—At length rthagena has
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that quarter had covered themselves.- On the 11th
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Cann, MARCH 24.—We learn that the people of
Buenos Ayres have not complied, on their parts, so
late as the 6th of December, with the Treaty of Pa-
: affication, many articles of which they Shad grossly
Infringed. Much property belonging to true Spool-
' ards was unjustly detained,' and theyAleclined send-
-14 Commissioners to the Cortes ; Ind notwithstand-
ing the perfidious Artigas became a party to the Pa-
cification, he-joined the Eastern Insurgents,' with a'
considerable body of men. We are farther apprised,
that the Portuguese troops had not retired to their
own territories. The arrival of Geleral Goyenecho
with troops from. Pura* was shortly hoped for and
from_ which 41.aioni;ait1e results were *spectedi (hi .
Ave other fianst "Sailor Elio bad not failed in the per.
foimance 91. do, in a single point.
. ' • ''" SPAIN. •

' Mr. STEWART said a few words, which were in-
audible in the Gallery.
Mr. CURWEN expressed his surprise, that do at-
tempt bad been made on the part of Government to
enquire into the general state of the Agriculture of
the country. At a time when we were paying so
much for foreign corn, it was impossible that the
farmer could feel a due security. He agreed that the
price was at present much too high, but under a more
improved system of culture, an additional produce
'Of two bushels per acre might easily be raised, which
'would be found fully adequate to all the wants of the
'country. ' . .
Mr. SHAW could not stiffer a measure of this
kind, which was on grounds comparatively trivial,
so deeply to affect the interests of the Irish Distil-
lers, to be proposed without entering his protest
against it. To his mind-it wore the aspect of being
not less nugatory than it was evidently unjust. Sup,
posing it carried into execution, what must be its ne-
cessary effect, but to throw the surplus quantity,
1 which would have been otherwise exported, Into the
Irish market. The immediate consequence would be,
not that a less quantity of grain would be converted
to the purposes of distillation, but that the prices
would be lowered in the home market. The distil-
lers apprehensive of no restrictive proceedingsagainst I
them, bad entered into large conttacts and extensive k'
speculations, in the full confidence of no alteration
of the existing law ;. and he felt it his duty, there-
fore, strenuously to oppoie a proposition like the
present.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT conceived, that the meat.
sure was not likely to be effectual, and that it went
entirely short of ;what was professed as its ob-
ject. The amoutittef.this export •trade was not be-
fore the House. -. • .. ~,
Mr. PARNELL liras •of opinion. that the Bill
would only operate to lower the price or spirits, and
the profits of the distillers in Ireland.
Mr. W. POLE shortly replied, and !fated the aye- Prim the LONDON -G4ZgIiTE, *re I
rage quantity of. spirits „exported from Ireland was ' . .4 . • • --lisai.—;- .•-•P- •
between one-fourth and fiftbef the whole. . ~..,_- . . DfirIIDE..ND9.
Sie. JOAN. DLEW.PORX explained. . .April 29, E. Kirkman, Portsmouth. Ven-draper—Nfity
.!!.,
Mt. GRATTAR •iliti aisposaft Le-Approve' of: Hie; (irsiewP.Carlilai•lnillssway, • M Wiese': undo," titer—MO' 2? .1v ,-
Mt.
f"rarmarMew-atrees._:r • 1 sort-road, LEW-.
measure, but thought some further evidence ought to . aticebroker—April 18, If. Phlllipr,tteWlrig, whsr.mereant
be produced to show the necessity of it, The Reso- ' ---"April 14, J. Tiepin, Upper Tooting, **Prey, corn-411%7:
• 'May. 9, B. Tanner, Dartmouth, ship-bssilder—May 9, U. W
.!tt
lutioe was then put and carried.. , and J. Wise Manchester, entton.dealers-L.May 9, .r. Pawn-
ley, Wood-Areet, Cheapside, drusagist--.oril Tret.lLßudrdilt
In a Committee of Ways and Means,' Mr. POLE
moved an additional.duty of 2s. Oil. on:spirits distil- T:. .
Al. ne Jo'n!lrriltafirte.i:ltsr,-et, Crotched-4snar4l-dec
oatlApra
led fromAtain in Ireland, making the whole duty. ii, ' Ford,
ss. lOd. per gallon. He. tated this ,proposed addi- , Bristol, rope-manufacturer—April 911, '3. Tboanrii.Mlie7r,,
98..1. Baker, SearnaLdanit,- carpeatct—April `4ll,
lion to be in perfeut.accordauce.iio the recoup:sea: ,
! squat l;
ifrtber-Inerehanr
e, linen---dhPrapers2A3p.ril99t,T. Williams, Dir.
.dations contained in the Report of :At c ommittee pre-, minghlin, factor-May it. J: Ward. P. macs: .1110110116+ ®~
sented last Session, in wljjob it was distinctly Oli- ! cbano--Atini:,2B• -I‘.. 'ProtYmaP Whiel Hiall-o.lect,
Attain
'Lamb's CondaiGstreet, barn-
served; that .there.was an excessire, pie of dprrittl6oll rill„Per_r—;;lrivr"s.7:ii4,ppem'st. .1410.apv,e4, Smithfield, P3lter
liquors in Ireland,._anti that this was prindpilly to t --Aay 5, Jr
nod,t
_. le, blew ('ity Chambers, insurance-brokr—
be ascribed to their low Pelee., '.lle confessed how- ' May 2+ J• IV-:,llspil 30 J. W. Soil"
Sunderland, grocer . , .., iv*
/ , Grantham, Lincolnshire, - banker—Alai 1, 3. .Sill and. n• .
ever, that this was merely a measure of experiment, son, Liverpool, merchants--April 23. W. Routban, Moottoecn.
although he entertained ..etrong hopes that from the Lincoln/hire,- kro7-APril S), 130'• -lt. 11;01,inriva;,1•1112,7.2V31:
alteration of the law
.iesPecting private stills, and '
isfiurtrou!griew9'Sarum tii-Zrer—Nlay.4,4l-1, Alderson, C like•
through the activity of. the Excise Officers, the illicit gait, cat: tide, Aver—
April 18, W. Powell, Brecon, I.lc.l'n'n.r:
distillation would not in consequence-, experience any merchant—April IS, R. Naylor, Chigoe'', Esex, mer,h, •
May 2 J. tleopunin, RochfOrd, Essex, shopkeeper.
encouragement.H. had it also in contemplation to ... '.•
CERTWICATES—A PR ic 28.
more for the repefif of some Of ihOse laws respeCting j. HOWS9A,Tickliill,*korkshire, groect.-1.1.• riaxtuan,eilag-
private stills, which be regarded iit common with street,- 114 Libistainsre, cheevernong.er—.l;„Stuart, Lead._ 7,1..-.
street, inerebant—d, Quit) 111 Saddler Lisle-street, Ixt,,i'LL
others as intolerable grievances. ' , . • fields, coach.niaker—F. .1. Bopout; Watford, Hells, !trailer .
*Sir Jog N NilV4TPOier concurred in the proprie- J. Elwurthv... Plymoisth Dock, monny.scrivener—W. •i!ca+
, W Hartley White Swan -Tap, skin:
ty of adopting 'dm Resolutions; since the' 'effect per
„ ittur.:l; ibPrOtkierecarlr. Then
' kston; Hartley,
New-rand,
Wat-
w (>lll# be IO tar‘e the price of spirit"; 'dee' Pitting tier
-thr;snertitant--1:, Beaumont, Tuaenhatu7place, Totteilluwurit..
thilwitore out "Q(` reach of the lower- viers, court-wadi. caw-keexer--J. mid G. sykes:CorrieiV-Itateltriri
ret,
Whiksamorali,Pfet, found to
.be much injured when silk—.„' ant
.I
I".' PI i.°,l"c"stref si.lP.gia. cc New
sou and 1. Pritchard, . lop 4 v
spirits were *tile procured at a Lew rate. Ife wish.', Kent-road, bdilders. : _
ki the Plin Aktosted to have a full and fair trial. 'l PARTNERSIIIPS DDISOLV ED, V.
r.'GRATTAN- likewise shortly expressed his ' J. Br den sad R._ Blaekstoek, Manchr.tcr, rivre'cols.
erg
• and R. 11. Chao/bed:6M. and J. Pittman, Csefer, linettalr..pa.
11411eblitteli I it was lrapteltdc and inhuman to !Vivi- ---41. E. *Wariick and .11. A. Atkins,. West-broniu id', sift-
fice human life and morality for the' sake 4004- tam td M Editcoull', "''''
rPrikerilahl,rel sc
irlti7clie?-1..)W. milli and J.. Orni'""'
venue. He denied the popular opinion, that the ttialfingttonrin Yorkshire. hrick-makers --C. Weston rad i'
Irish were were inclined to drink than other neions. Deane, Manchester, caico.manufactarers.

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• 'Vie Governor of Alicant is regarded with some
suspicion at Cadiz' and the circumstance of his having
dismissed .Mr. Tupper, the British Consul, and
Other facts related in the following letter, are cer-
tainly calculated to excite doubts of his intentions:—
Extract of a private' letter' from Alicant, dated Fe-
bruary 28 :•.-.44 We have little that is new here, ex-
-1 cept that Mr. Tupper has-been sent away by our wor-
thy Governor. He told him is his official letter, that
he wanted no English Agent here. He is gone to Ca-
diz. The people are much displeased with Cruz (the
I Governor), and, if encouragediirill put 'him out
lof the way. There was some appearance of a dis-
turbance the other night; they called on General I
I Roche, who very properly declined interferiug. A
battalion of the Walloon Guards adhere, and Cruz
depends on them ; but they received yesterday an
Order from General Don Josepii 'O'Donnell, now
Captain General, to repair to id& at 'Murcia. I
should not be surprized, • therefero, that when they
Igo we shall have a sort of revolution. Its the mean
I time the streets are crowded with patrols, and half a
dozen of ,persons canout ronvervrtoget her.. . Cru • .
•has had two private communication's from Harsipe,
the French General.'
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