The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-23 00:00:00

N. 4046.

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GRASS BLEACHED CLOTHS.
rrBF. BELFAST LINEN COMPANY. 50.
• Great Resell-gruel, Bleaostesey, disectly appesite
Ids Bri/W5 Illeseess. tresiteetfally noiseless the pehik. That
tiles Isere newly reeeived n logs enpely of SOO Limo eel
beeelise, which, to rmstiriesel of tbe great robotism that
nave mien plot le the seartets. they are enabled la tell at •
wised Ms. be the siegie Mete, we fell fol. a yard. eget
piece werreeted as wear well, end free frees defert.
peeetesliy attended M hT
the Geseesey's Agog, J.
A.VrOvelbs, 50. Great Reseelt-sweet, Blesinabsry.
B. B. As rarest olsokes Mee "weereed. the Prwprietwn
beg to Male. that their sok Wartime*, is Imelea. is as ilsw
ba, Great RewsliOreet, Eilesesbsey, directly opposite the
British gene.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAI ft.
The llouse wet a quarter tutors four, and' 10

Papers Math, to the salmi. of the bulginess etre be-
fore the Hoes. He did not wish. Itit.ever, that hi.
modes shoold be is any why • political owe ; bet he
thosght it would be much better *het the Thome
should be put in possession of ell the setwussry do•
cements conneved with the war, before his motion
mesa os.—[liter, Ater I]
w ISCISOR MA ELISE M TNT.
The CHANCELLOR of she EXCHF.QUER
said, that, 'moistest to the intimation which he gave
Ind night, he sow gave nod*, es the putt of hi.
Noble Friend (Lord Casiltresgt.), that be
so Irma,' nest, submit a mottos ow the eslivet of
the con of his Majesty's person, Rod the %odour
EaMblishment.
FINANCE COMNITTRF.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFQUF.E
also gave notice that on Thursday twat he should
mete for the appointment of • Committee ..f
name, similar to that which existed in the last i'ar
liameot.

fee that betoraeh, was ordered to be falters foto eon.
sideration na Thorrisy, the 21 Ith of Ireh.:**4:_r •
The Petitiove againen, refour Hosphry
b and Win. Filwara flow Booghtost,
fr.rl;lloro.i/h of Foe-sham, was ordered to be takes
into couvidt..iatiao sin T.Vereelly, the I Ire of •Fetirisfy.
The Petition-et Thoessa 9 .ring Roc., Esq,, agslest
the undue return of 11.0 Hon. *John. Prendergast
Veroker, fir the Citv et Limerick, was ordered to
be taken into consideration on Therieijohriatia of
Febrovry.
The Petition remplaleirtg of hi instle• rosin ter
the liornuch of Perphen, was oidoetoil to ho !Aso
leis cond.iormion on T ...day, the 10th of February.
The Petition ageism the warn for oh" Borough of
Writton.liossett, eomplainine of bribery end corrop.
'ion on the part of the sitting Members .04 their
ae.nts, was also appointed far Tuesday, the 10th of
Fehrosry.
The Petition complaining of an undue return for
the interkeifhing district of Boroughs, la Scotland,
was ordered to be talker' into coosideration on Tutus-
de!, the IS h of February.
The Petition against the return of Lord Belgriva
and the Illosootable Mr. Grosvenor; for the City of
Cheater, from Sir J. G. Egerton and Mr. Williams,
11111 appointed to be taken into consideration on Cite
some day.
The rule of the House with regard to recognisance.
was Owe read, after which the Committee on Es-
piling Laws was appointed.
STATE OF TFIS PRISONS.
Mr. CANNING rose, la the absence of his Noble
Friend (Lord Castlereagh), to give notice, that it was
his intention on an early day to submit two setiops
to the House. The Arm would be for laying before
that Hoese a paper presented in another place, con•
rerning th. stale arid discipline of the Prisoor, and
for referring to it to a Committee. The second
would be fur the p•odoction of the Report ore Cusp-
thiassion which had the motor to have the name of
Ate Speaker enrolled amongst its Members, and
which related to the same subject. That Report was,
he orojerdorol, now completed : and when before tke
House, his Noble Friend w..atri move for leave to
bring in a Bill to estend the objects and enquiries of
the Commission.
Mr BENNETT, fie heliem.. enqulred, lihedtor•
it would he inconvenient to move now for the Report
laid before the other House; but we could not dis-
tinctly hear the reply
Mir R FERGUSsON asked, *Other the only
ersject of the Bills of the introdontion of which no-
tice was now given, was to eitOrAti the enquiries of
the Commi..ion beyond the limits of the 1.4 sear?
Mr. CANNING answered, that this was the pm•
die object of •tie aaaalillirlb.
Mr. OREN FELL moved, that there be laid bit
for. the House en Account of all Copper imported
Into Great Britain during the yeti aiding the Ist of
January, 1819. disoingoisloos the countries fray
which the importation was made; as also of the
quantity 'sported from the kingdom generally, asktl
from the port of London esclusivel).—Ordered.
BANK KkititICTION.
Mr. DAVIS commenced a wonders, which he pet
to the Chancellor of the Excheqeer, by saying, that
a large body of Merchants, Bankers, and Maas-
facturers of the city of Briat.l, had dttroteil him to
"spins their sense of the distressing effects which
would follow the too early resumption of cash pay-
Inputs ; and they requested him to endeavour to
learn what were she intentions of his Majesty's MI.
ulster' in relation to this momentous question. Its
had applied to the Right Bonoorable Gentleman,
who had suggested to him the propriety et asking foe
information, as to the views and Intentions of Go.
merriment •kb respect to this 'abject, in the Hoes..
He therefore took the earliest opportunity of asking
the Right lionosrable Gentleman, whether It was
the intention of his Majesty's Ministers to Waal•
mend s continuance of the Restriction ow Payments
in Cash ?
Nnw that he was on his legs, Mr. Danis said, that
he would put another gondola to the Chancellor ef
the Escheqaer, which was interesting in regard to
the finance of the year. 'rhe Right ilon. Gentleman
had said, in the course of lest Session, in reply to a
question pot to his, that he saw no probability of
being obliged to resort (daring this year. 1819),
either to fending or raising money by loan. Was
he of the same opinion still
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. ob.

Meesberstook th• oeth; nod their seats._

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Mr. LAWSON, is addressing the Chair, to pre-
sent a Petitloo, said, that it less with considerable
diffidence he pet himself forward ow the premed oc-
casion. He who was then, for the first tin*, treads' hie
slender hark, which was scarcely sea-worthy, to the
tempesteens ocean of political discussion, most se-
verally feel great timidity et the hazard of the trial.
But still the importance of the trait which was con.
fided to his bands, and the conviction that he was
booed to ore his beet aerie to discharge it
gave him confidence; sod, therefore, he enhesitai.
ingly embraced the opportunity of taking the sense
of the House epos the Petition, the first which was
presented t• this Parliament, which he held is his
band. " Nay," continued Mr. Leiria', " start
not„ Mr. Speaker, at the sight of perckesest, nor
Wiggins., from what I am now about to present, that
)ss eretaboot to hive such an acconielation of Pe-
titions as daily petering in upon and covered) ear table
is the last Parliament. This is the heainning of tree
and Radical Reform-4/door !]—• Reform—not, Sir,
of the Howe over which sou so honourably preside—
bet—of a Yorkshire turnpike road.—Ll/ger I and
muck lesghter.l—The Petitioners, it is trot, kale,
like other Reformers, gone open a ley/Ilia( system ;
but upon other grounds; they wish that the ties-
tees, • who form as cell the representathe as the
esecative power, may have an extension of their
authority. Their prayer, Itoweemr, was not far
economy and retrenchment—they sought not to
base their burdens lightened—no : hot, analogs
for the public good, they wished to have their bar.
dens increased.—[flea'! lough.)--Ilere, then,
Gentlemen (turning from the Speaker towards the
Members), yes have a Petition of a number of re•
'portable individuals, praping that yes may increase
their berdens."- [A gh.l—Mr. Lawson went on
to show, that though this to name might be considered
private matter, yet, from its importance, it might
to be considered- ass public question. It prayed for
a Bill to improve that line of road leading to Harrow-
pre—the Metropolis et a Northern county ; and to
Were.. the toll u• defray the repose. to be iocerriad.
The fashionable 'oddly place of resort to which this
road led, t :adriftd tqwniproverneet a Matter of pub-
lic iateraar. Tim Stinker himself teed attest oho
Importance of the plies, having visited it. Ha aloe
amid give his testimony for the necessity of beets%
4110 prays* a the Petition complied • ith : and Bleed
he esideot to all. tbat it was of advantage to ttpi
Pub-
that there 'mould be such a road leadiag to this
pave of rebore for fe%Aigbal as well as for health, as
might prevent the delicate net sr. of its visitors from
Ming too eact. shake. in their passage to and
Teem it.
The Pelt ion was read, and referred to a Select
Committee.
tW LONDON WATER-WORKS.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented a Petition from
several inhabitants of London and Westminster, pray-
ing for loose to bring in • Kill to establish nee Water.
Works, is oppneitiou to the monopoly of that nerve-
-sty article which at present existed. The object
of the Petitioners was tint one of refit to them-
'elves, bet that such a Company should exist as
might reuse the inhabitants from being obliged to
submit to the oppressive monopoly at present esta-
blished.
'II. Petition was read, awl referred to a Select
Committee.

TD THE 111 W PARLIAMENT,
SETS 40411DINAHT RMN son W.
This ores published,
Nem, f•ebrebril. sod Eolurgoil MOWN with a variety of
thsesereiAtrialts Myer Wore aeon/ whorh is
au earomo ill* A pplleatiosi of the Admiralty limit., Crow
Mi. MS 'swage with • torten LM of thst New NJ.
IhumMul,the Neon of the Cormirs. Ti..'. wad BIN Weighs
from *bow returned. the woke of Voters m etch, by
wham lailierce4, lir. kr. of
ITIHR EXTRAORDINARY RED- ROOK ;
everisimi a rtetaikil LM at a More-, P-oeloos, woe-
hats. &C.. With lbe 7//0101111 flidaTino Bwalwtarar+ari.ttq
'hereto. t the Rapeoditorir of die Civil List up tro it I
LW of Comelmaries sad agree isilledited to the Pestle,
midi a compbete eft. of the e ord Debt riffierat Eri
bib also 31.iums Charts. ZION. Art et Seale...eat.
lb. nraaße~t
awl Hanes. Carpet Ang the *Mk ormireistat
fray et EalAtare to rose the arceroiry at Reireachateat that
cam possibly be hug before the Wade%
By A COMNIONEE.
Leaden: Pehittbed by J. JONA" Chearside I sad W.
Clarke. 91, Reyal Etc ante.

ORDERS FOR PRIVATE BMA.
Os the mutirso of the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, it was respired—
That no Petition for leave to bring in • Private
Bill should be received after *fowls), the sth of Fe-
l:treaty ;
That no Pointe Bill be read a first time after Fel-
day, the Mk of March ; and
That no Report on a Private Bill be received after
Monday, the 10th of May.
ORDERS OF Tlift DAT AND IitOTIIINh.
Th. CHANCELLOR of the ECCHEQUER
awed, that the Orders of the Day have precedence
of all Motions and notice, of Motions, on Mondays
oetirklays throughout the 684400.
W. CA LCR AFT observed, that that ought to be
outimetood with reference to the necessity of the
use. When that arrangement was first made, it was
dent for the accommodation of both sides of the
lloOe ; and he did not see why the right of bringing
on air important motion shield be 'tree op its every
insteps's,.
The SPEAKER. raid, that it might he better that
the House should understand what the nature of the
seraorment was. inc. the sgreemera war first en-
tered Into, it hail been merle a Sessional Oder,
mooed without notice ; bat in the present case a no.
tier of the motion had been given yesterday.
Mr. BENNETT vtiv against the prinesplenf 10'
lel feweedestst to orders on every arelivien, and
ohowid ewes, his right of briogiror forward s too-
skive Ibis, when hallsorrahr it werresory.
wet Hon. If. F. ROBINSON said. that on all
ocessioos, when the necessity of the case required
it, .111 r antions might bate the precedence Un.
doistwodly the llonoomblo Member (Mr. (Sennett)
possessed the right he mrostioswid, and is Gold exercise
it at his own discretion.
The motion was then pot, sod carriod.
I LECTION PETITIONS.
The SPEAK Elt informed the House, that he had
received a Ream from the (leek of the Crown and
Hamper, in Ireland, of savant Petitions iiietented
against she Itelsirct matte at Wee of the Elertionv
io
that country, which be had requested a hitcher to
present. Ile suggested to the House, aat it '1,4..111
I he better to hats two Petitions coso.iclered on imp
day, sod two clay, in the week, Fonda), and Thurs-
day, for that purpose. This was agreed to.
The SPEAKIP:It then oirservell, that as in the
Irish Petitions 14 days were allosert for delivering
lin the recognizance'. after their presentment, chicle
was not the ease with the English Petitions, the
consideration of the former should stood to a more
•dissent day.
The Petitions were then presented. They wet
eosins( the returns from the following places :
Chester, County •stil City of Cork, City of Lime.
rich, County of Leitrim, Borough of Ku:ton•Bes.
set, Boroughs of Cstnelfisrd, Eposhans, Leominster,
Peorhyn, Drogheda ; from the leterkeithlog dis-
trict of Berotighs in Scotland ; and from Fouey,
itr
Cornwall.
The Petition of John Boyle, Esq. of the City of
Cork, against the return of Lord Kingsborough and
the lien. Richard Hare, for the County of the said
City. on the mooed of undue return on the part of
the Sheriff. was ordered to be taken into considers.
Lion on Friday, the 23d of February.
The Petition of Moentiford Longfield, Esq. against
the, return of `fir N. Coltharst, Bart. one of the sit.
sing Member* for the City of Cork, no the grosod
of bribery end corruption no the part of the said
Sir N. Coltharst or his agents, was dictated to be
takes into consideration ore Friday, the '23J of Re.
henry.
The Petition against the return of George Logy,
E4q • and the Honourable J. Hamiltou Stanhope,
for Poesy, In Cornwall, on the ground, we be.
Hese, of bribery and corruption, was ordered to he
taken isle consideration on I uesday, the 9th of Fi-
broma).
The Petition of H.J. Clements. Esq.agaloat there.
Iturn of Lake White, Esq., ono of the sitting Members
for the County of Leitrim (we did not hear an what
ground), was ordered to be takers into consideratio•
on Tuesday, the 23e1 of February.
The' Petition against the return of 11. M. Ogle,
Esq., for the Borough of Drogheda, for bribery and
undue return, was ordered to bo considered on Toes.
day, the 44 of March.
The Petition of John Stewart, E-q., of the Al-
bany, in Piccadilly. against the return of Mark bill-
hook and John Buckley &hilliest, Eery', for the
Borough of Comelford, for undue return, was or-
tiered to be take% into consideration on Tuesday, the
9th of February.
The Petition of several Electors of the Borough of
Leominster, against the node• return of Sir John
Wes. Lubbock !mil Sr Wm. Conoingham

NIONCHAUSEN AT THE POLE.
10 • frw d•T• 10 be =Uri . in Oise Voleme. embellished
wiib wswerows, by the Anther, Price 6.. boards,
MUNCHAIMEN of ihe POLE; or, the Woo.
den of New Wilda.
Ny CAPTAIN lIUNCHAUBILN.
WOK. oh, ?,nib I in strain. whir% emit ices),
Idoettalowes pallor I alit G •. Bales Nay,
a WWl* IMO tall mitre to ifimbos' OM
Fed with ise.mod pooped at with whea;r."
Published bv J. Jedisoded, Cbempside s Slwrwadd dad Co.
Patermismesessw Ilhoptio sod Cu., Statiusees'-ociort,
Ludgalveitest.

rum D PitP.TERTRD.
To 011011tereet the meey attempts Ala are thily
near se tarter •,e the seeatv attempts
eempaeltlee
the GENUINI BLACKING etegerml by DAT see
liattaTtlN, thee hem thleyied a sew "Label, wbkb their
signalers eel addrese,
RICH HOLBORN.
fesamempleemely *Are in the !Wit ef tr LAM. laistwibaret
hie mtestessem malt► ead the Itterreem et MO ISO.
relents VASeemsest. emishe yetebeens at fete to
sees the Impedes&
The Reel Jame BLACKING, male age seta itle.leteht ha
DAY ore MARTIN. 97. Dish lielhera. eel Matted by the
=pal or•CI" Drew.". Beehaelletts treamemyent, Pet-
, Deet-tesken, Sm. ietbe WOW 11111.atlem.
Settle, et 1111.. la. eel 1.. 01. melt.

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MEDICAL BOARD, t1011•-stsets.
Nierkfrieri-reed, ard 111 reel. adp.ieinr
New dead-asett. —glen the Idelkal Wye essablislte
.4 aS Cisarlaste•lases Ofeal PM "Qt. 019• We II"
Nev. Bawled N Ws Cluipet. Ned Wataiblaek-sorrel. adjaisaa•
Neer flesed•ssrael. ep•eeds ef Mrs, Thames. Pllwns. ~ 1
bosh reset base bees sest..red ti. ii..• Atli byes's., gam, .4 %he.
had litypsed fur eats Rader the sort paters' aed ybashasty tl••
e•,-et, wets Inrasible hy seer debit priellsioss.s.
awl sewnl disshareed hem H....4lllll4—tletis is sbeellret r.
selling frees easebierd lalgq4 ! I W
ears dewy. COO t' eel C..
sa Medical sod Nereiral Mehl it, . after Gal) y •spirriert,
is this Neleillsits. are cossetted daily at both berms I et a!!
COWS of Syphilis. Ille. ifira Iseprarely weird). doll vino
eishi‘ owl tae pas have advice (grftli.) ..fs TOIONIIIII. Thresis.
wsd Sunday st, min Twelve otkork. flNsielsl
al a Siwortee. Isissg theirews, frowesbawls asferellei us.—
All irises. es be divested se Cheskawlseaar. libielariey's Tee ~
Nut node are esiwered which dr eet reasiaie a rairebisse fee.

Noßill i:RN CIRCUIT'.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR give notice, that on Thurs-
day, the 4th of February, he should move for an
Address to the Crown, preying that his Royal II .0-
Pets the Prince Repot might isles his Commission
in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, fer bolding
two Anises every year in the four Not there Ceoulies,
es well is in all others.
AGRI( IILtURAL PETITION.
Sir GERARD NOKI. ;newsiest a abolition from
the landholders of the manly of Rutland, setting
forth that this citatory possessed, within itself. sell•
vent means of prodeeing so abundant supply or
corn of every description. for all its inh.hitonts.
without having recourse to the aid of other colloid's.
They prayed that a Select Committee might be sp.
poisond to melee late this matter ; that they might
be allowed Se glee evidence before stork Committee ;
livid in ease r•nly of their being able satisfactorily to
establish the premises, that such protection might be
afrorded team as tees enjoyed by the sioniefon e rers,
omrchents, and traders, by the Mongolian Act.—
We itederstood the Honourable IJ4ronet who pre-
I witted this Petition I. say, that th.egh he promoted
It at the request of the parties, he was wet prepared
to g.. further ie Its support,ft was ordered to he
en the table.
Mr. CANNING presented a Petition from the
Mayer and Corporation of Liverpool, praying for
an *Amgen of their authority in recovering small
debts.—Referred tea Select Committee.
The Right Wis. Gesitlesian presented another Pe.
siting from theism, body. for leave to brining Hill
for the eteetion of a swot Market-boric —Referred to
a Select Committee.
LATE Wilt IN
Mr. CANNING said be row to give notice, that
on an early day be should submit a motion of Theta,
to the Marquis of Hastings nod the Officers and men
compn,iug she army in India, for their great and
persevering bravery in conducting the late oar. He
gave this early notice, that there might appear so
delay on the part of the House in testifying their ap-
probation of the conduct of the Noble Marquis, and
the bravery of anise who acted antler him. At the
rams time he should net is the day, till after the

Pea est slyer? Ted Terre dM.—M►ert ts.
" Life is oily Life, wham blest wit), !leak's."

THE finest System of Ethics is to confine withi. I
doe twonds, nod:oleos to regulate She Paoointo i ow. i
e4atlled Mral ittiabordiaate they tenlictint-Iv d..trnt llw.r
siert whirh IL-onion Idorahts herr nirale snreed I fa rot:
bat wet onothilow then. appear. tie tenpin of prudence, tie,
calculated la Omit their elfervricroce.
tier, aborvinibilitio of the Immo frame reunites mot w
Jima knots ledge to rented,. owl the public stellar* is proote.
hea professional WO tdisregaidurg the seer-ino. of the ea.
viiimi aM loterettedl detate tick vitatirs to lie treatment rit
them cllasplalats pederahril lesprintere•. mod the thallitico
od the passome at. re ellessroied mowww. '• Tiw strength f
notion roost-ts In die health of the Ncook C Ml, It is melan-
choly to veneer ee Sae tinily enceinte ta the ipti.r IMP 4.0.
Incase,
11r
impyrielsm nog tonntetwel.tes fat nspowthk, it-
image% we Oder its Inoweisify, the re.alt .r far owe
elperirece is the vitrifies aistines Mighty. The siabori
•ictlin of solltirr vier (early acquired at school, hefote renwo
him asserted her right over the OWL w ill wwWwPl'Whilt
hi. pnwel*Willor. beeline susceptible of adlioniout testotion.
Inkottohig thin the most rompliemed itate d etlideeetion .ay
be touten isle wanly energy.— Intense iludy--Itamotternie aor•
ley—lore residower in tropical C1i0... weed many other caries, r
will fstently denture she Netwoos Stitera I to 'orb eases or
roe lion oat ineerlitier Of iv-. tblo:llbib, at reme kV VI /girl.
Moslem& netwertil the sappier hope, of rat tests of both Uses.
That base to hen= happiness I.UftS VI:NE*ICA. can one
be treated fearlessly, live improved owe of Medical Science
basing divested its intietsw Dane disnowion prowl tics that
Mt long r. warred its ethibitiett socertnin owl Lamming. We
brit esplain wir method hy elbservinp to lent* Inheriting ats
der Ibis toil A*, that akw AR*, ty ire requited fee the re•
googol of carte tywroao t that the mint inveterate raw will
yield to oar reordirti withw n smooth. ond flute Is and erson who
mar *mopeds himself injured, she digest moy he pverted ail
together from aprenring ;—n similar remark applies to Ninny
slier derangement. of the generative 'illicit. as weakness, of
err:o Woo, he can... Ally iirteturee. obstinate caws of which are
dell. removed without sir up.r caulk or Mllm.Maw. Some
the meet wit hove ion escaped see
twenties a h. which williaret. considered with direct, Mg 'IP
petsctlea the wean meth adn;•ieil. la lbw. oer tlitrin is
untqac, p.eulisrlt Cliergelsr. and emiwisitly swereisfal.
For the gesteral n we do sat Iswih iniee
selves so elated peri•idi of ea:woke, but nit he encashed at all
reviienible Colontri l'Au.et.t• ate rttpsetted lu deortihe
ainattli their a‘eplar.l.l. &r. warn llydsrur., with onsier,
will he immediate', fors artWtl to :toy pan or the Kingdom.—
.A awnha,ole ir riveter.% to ottonaptini the case.
Jost pettliihrtl,
•
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dewy, GOSS hod l'o. oy Lc hail .IWe r4let.
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MANS ant Cn. N. R. C. beigeone
35, rlawreeiritreet, feel-eticce, Lueddirt

served, that Ise considered it his duty to dire en et.
plicit answer to the first question pat to him by the
lion. Gentlemen. It had been his intention to bring
forward a messily? for the impose of continidog the
Restriction Act, in the courts of the ensuing week.
A Right lion. Gent!versa (Mr. Tierney) hid, how.
ever, given notice of a motion on the stale of Public
Credit as connected with the circulation of Bank
paper, for a subsequent day ; and it would thieve!.
fore, be more convenient to defer his own prpos!•
demon! after the discussion of that motion.
Kith respect In the second question of the Hoe.
Gentleman, the Horne must feel that his Majesty's
Ministers should be free to choose the most beneficial
mode of raising the supply fur the y►ur. lie certain.
I) did on' it ptes►n, foresee that there would ells' a
necessity for any additional funding; but it would
at the sum► time be onadvisable to fetter a discretion
which circumstancrs might render it advantageous to
ezerci,e.

POOR LAWS.
Mr. CURVVEN expressed en anxiety to be in.
foreve.l whether titers was a probability of any m.a.
.are being introd•red for the alteration or amend.
meat of the Prow Lows? The rates bad, in • very
great part of MI kingdom, escoirded, (Indult the test
year, en! former moans; and the Steps, thinefore,
SSW It d been Mutate take's, had apt served to

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