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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
ANTI-MASONIC.

"a ME ASTt-MAsoSIc STATE Cosvrsr,os
=, T. will assemble in tie Town Hall, on
WEDSE,DAf, Chs day at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
ana a.. WIN immediately adinurn to the South
Inufcni fhe pablie are respectfully invited to
attend the siuings of the Convention.
:, AN DDREss, in reply to the Declaration of
inc = iSuo Masons Of Boston and its vicinity"
w W deilvered In the South Church TINS
r. al Seges O'Clock, by BENJAnIs
HALLEpT, Esq, Editor of the Boston Advocate.
by invitation of the Anti siasons Of Worcester
The citizens of this town and vicinity, are in.
yited to attend. Seats will be reserved for
Ladies. Ser, '''
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In this town, Sept. 3. Ellen Maria, daughter of
MIR. Silas $. Everett, aged year months.
In West Boylston, Aug. 20, Mrs Persis Temple,
wife of MIR. John Temple, aged 7O.--Printers in
Vermont and Maine are requested 10 publish his
death.
In Barre, Aug go Hon. Nathaniel JONES' for.
mcry Senator from this County in the Legislature
OF the State.
Ia Northbrdge, August 80, Mr.. Stephea Gold,h.
wait, aged ~.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
PERITC MEETING,

National Republican Meeting will he holden
at the Court House in Worcester, on THURSDAY,
(To-Morrowl Me 6M Of September, at I, p. NJ. for
the purpose of making arrangements FOR the cleo
Il on OF delegates to attend the National Republican
State Convention to be holden in Worcester on
the lth of October next-a general attendance Of
the Friends of the National Republican cause
throughout the County is requested Sept. g.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
MA X RED.

In Hardwick, MIR. George Ropes of Portland, to
Miss Charlotte Ruggles.
In Leomtaster, Mr.. VIM. IT, Brooks of Salem, 10
Miss Saraf. Jane Carter of l..
In Dapa, Aug. %, by Rev. J. II. Willis, Mr..
Henry B.obbs of Worcester, TO Miss Louisa Pow
ers OF Eana
In Fnrmersvillc, IN. " Mr.. Solomon Cum
mngs, formerly of Western. to Miss Marietta
Grarps
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

CHOLERA. A man by the name of Stery Collins
dleo in Southbridge of Spasmodic Cholera on Mon
day morning last. lie had been in Providence
tie" days previously, where he ate freely of OYSTERS
made hims elf sick, had medical advice and got bet
ter. He then went TO Greenwich where he in
dulged himselfn eating uncooked CLANS and qua
haugs, and returned home the latter part of the
week with a bad diarrhGa, which he neglected talk
ing any means to cure. On Sunday, while in this
condition, he ate heartily of green corn and beans
Tor dinner, and afterwards ate green apples and
drank new cider directly from the press. A physi-
clan was called in the evening. at which time the
spasms were worry violent, and no died the next
morning.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
K KENTUCKY ELECTION.

OFFICIAL RETURN. Frank(ort 2ih .4ugust.
AT meeting of the Sheriffs in this place yes
teTdaY. TO compare the votes for Governor and
L'entenAnt Governor oi this State, it was as.
certnlned ihat Bfeathtt, (the Jackson candidate
Tor GOVERNOR had 40 6Sl votes, and Yucknnr
(the Clay cnndidate,) had 3o.4?l. Breathitt's
majority, 1860.
That Morehoad (the Clay candidate for Lit.
Governor) had 40,0G3 votes and TAYLOR 0he
Jackson candidate) had 37,452. Morehead's
majority, 248i
That Buckner's and hIorekead's aggregate
vote was 79,467, and Breathitt's and Tavior's
75,l36: making clear majority in favor of the
Clay candidates Of 1884.
That, in the Senate, there were twenty-five
friends Of Mr. Clay md sixteen Jackson men,
and IN the House of Representatives sixty for
Clay and forty for Jackson.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

CHOLERA AMONG TUE Fish. letter from
C"nstanlia, published in the New York Even.
ing fnst, says: = On the morning of the 25ti
UT, this shore, north of he OnedIa Lake, was
discovered TO he lined with dead fish, principal
~ Fikc and Perch. bad The curiosity to 20
GOWN on the shore myself and in the short dis
lance Of few rods, counted UPWARDS of ivo
hundred"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

ACCIDENT On Thursday last, as Joel Gates of
this town, was engaged in blowing rocks on a lot
belonging to Benjamin Butnan, he was struck en-
the head by falling fragment of stone weighing
10 l-2 pounds, at distance of o: rods from the
rock he was blasting. The force of the blow pros
trated him senseless on the ground. His skull was
badly fractured, that several pieces were taken
out by the surgeon. We understand however.
that the prospect of his recovery is favorable
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

A number OF Young ladies' Of Trenton nave
as"ocIated themselves for the purpose of minis
tering TO such may be SICK Of the cholera.
and soIne of their number spend several honrs
each day, in attending at tho hospital, when
there are patients there. Such an example of
benevolencc and sympathy towards the afflicted
stranger is worthy of nnrescrvcd praise and
commentator --.rc,o Jersey paper
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
A On RID

JOHN W. LINCOLN tenders to the Electors of
the County of Worcester, his grateful acknowledge
ments for the confidence they have reposed in him,
and respectfully requests that he may not be con-
sidered a candidate for a seat at the Senate
board at the approaching election.
Worcester, Sept. 5, 1882.
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NOTICE

VIE Annual Meeting Of the Hor
Harn'cn'e SoSsiety will be held s at tbs
lower nan IN the Town House, on Mospay
may come before them ''s aS
BY order of the Board
N. b. A punctual attendance is reones,'. !
as it has been suggested by several of t6e men,'
bers that the concerns of the Society be brougb,
to close, and some disposition be made of The
property belonging to the Society
Worcester, Sent s. -
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We understand that Wing, W hose case was men
toned in the Spy of Aug. 22d, had SO far recover.
ed from his severe wounds, that he attended meet.
ing in Grafton on Sunday last
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

AsPHYxrA The meaning of this term is fire.
quen'ly asked. We believe it is suspension OF
the motion of the heart and arteries, and conse
qucntiy Of pulsation.
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FISH. &c.

FISH, &c.
900 LBS. prime Dun Fish.
IL OUU 1000 lbs. Marbiehead FISH.
1000 BIS, Cod do.
1000 lbs Scab do.
also
Picked Salmon,
Picked Cod Fish,
Z" Mackerel,
Salt Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt.
Cheese, Butter, Rye and Indian Meal.
Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Brown Sugar, White Havana Sugar,
Teas of the first quality,
Old Java Coffee,
With an assortment of Goods usually found
Iaa w | Goods and Grocery Store, which
Will DC sold low for Cash or Produce, by the
subscriber, at his Store under tho Town Hail.
GARDINER PAINE.
Worcester Sent &
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Che Adssachusetts sop.

"THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS IS ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

THUNDERSTORM IN TALBOT SETTLE
MENT, UPPER CANADA. On Sunday the
18th of July, the backstreet was visited by
house occupied hy Mr.. Spackman was struck
with lightning in n very remarkable MAN.
ner. The roof was shattered, and one of
the gable ends was burst out. The fluid
descending on the outside of the logs, again
entered the house, penetrating into a bed
room en- the ground floor, and destroying a
wndow-there it entered into the body of
the house, destroying another window. and
bursting open two doors; after which it
assembled the chimney. Mr.. Spackman Jr.,
seventeen years of age, was standing in
front of the window above stairs when the
lightning struck the roof about two feet
above his head. He was struck in the face
by the end rafter, which was split and shv-
cred by the fluid. Except being scratched
IN the face and stnpified, the youth received
no injury. On entering the lower part of
the house the fluid passed close by Mrs. S.,
and Immediately over the head of three
children who were sitting by the window,
which was forced out, looking at the balls
OF ice. Another child was lying on n box
over which was suspended a large looking
glass-the glass was completely demolish-
dd, but the child being carried partly across
the floor received no injury. In fact, the
house and every part of it was a complete
wreck, but in the midst of Judgment God
remembered mercy-there being six chill
dren in the house and none of them re-
cciving any bodily injury.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
SALE POSTPONED

VENHE difficulty of accommodating The Stu.
n dents at Leicester Academy The coming
wiFieT' wlthoTt the Old Academy Building, has
induced The Trustees to postpone the sale Of It,
as advertised antr the end of the winter quar-
ter. Public notice will hereafter he qiysn nj
the time of selling said Building. By order Of
the Trustees Mp DENNY
Leicester, Sept. :. Iw
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

ENhE creditors of MOSES T.. MoRSE'S
IL Estate are notified, that the time of tho
Commission of Insolvency on said Estate is ex-
tended by order of the Judge of Probate, for the
term OF six months, from June 5th, 1882, and
that the subscribers will meet at the Office of
Davis d Washburn, on Mon DAY, the Sd day of
December neat, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, to receive
and examine any claims against said Estate,
which may then be presented
ALFRED d. FOSTER,
EMORY WASHBURN, '0"' 'S''
Worresfer Sent < 1890
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
NASSAU. IN. P1 Aug e

NASSAU, IN. n Aug. 9.
The slave brig Eagle, with GIG slaves on board
bound to Cuba. has been captured off the Isle of
Pines, by his B. NJ. schr. Speedwcll 1t. Warren,
after action of half an hour. The brig was
armed with ten - pound carronades, two long rs.
with crew of 10 men. She had one man killed
in the action and two wounded The :. received
no damage. Several other captures of slave YES
sells had been made by British cruisers. 4 schr.,
having on board 1874 slaves, bound also to Cuba
was also captured by the Speedwel. A Portu,
guese slave brig, THE Hebe) was taken into Mas.
s1u on the 9th ult., by ii. B. NJ. schr. Nmble, 1t
Pottury, having been captured after chase of four
hours, with 40l slaves on board. The II. had 8
guns and % men.-N Y. Gazette
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

PRESCRIPTIONS. The office holders, and those
who iatten on the public treasury, have made them
selves very busy in inducing all whom they could
influence, to discontinue their subscriptions to the
New York Courier and Enquirer, in conseq uence
of the independent stand which that paper has tax.
en- During a few days after it abandoned General
Jackson, $50 subscriptions were withdrawn, but,
400 new ones were added, that there was a net
gain of Seutn.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
WILMIsGTcN, Aug. %.

Explosion. An explosion took place to-day
about noon, of one of Dupont's powder mills
On arriving at the mills, found it was the
dust mill in the lower yard which had ex-
ploded, where the ingredients arc mixed, and
that two unfortunate Irishmen had persisted
Every part of the mill was blown to atoms,
and the bodies of the two men were found,
horribly mangled and blackened, or the bank
of the creek, covered with rubbish they had
hcen blown out Of the mill with the walls.
No other person was manned. No assirnable
cause was given for the unexpected accident
and the most probable reason is the heating of
gudgeon by great friction.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
FOR SALE.
Notice to Pensioners.

YEHHE subscriber will leave, in few days,
Il for Washington, for the transaction of
business at tho Pension Office. ANY further
commissions from applicants for Pensions, will
receive prompt attention.
GEORGE FOLSOM.
Worcastpr Cant =
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ASSIGNMENT

NHARLES J. GUM ON the 18th of August
" last K, assigned his Estate and Property to
the subscribers in trust, for the payment Of his
debts, giving to his creditors thirty days from
that date 10 become parties to said Assignment
The Assignment may be seen and executed by
applying To either of the Assignees.
DAVID Il. BRIGHAM
EDWARD II. HEMENWAY.
Worcester Sent a 1920
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

A<OettCC yOf AJtfCEs
- A FARM two miles from the
ITsSaa IA Court House in Worcester, on
isaaE tho Holden Road, containing rs
4--sA. acres Of excellent Land principally
fenced with good stone wall, and very well wa
tered; is suitably divided into moving, pastur
ing and tillage, with plenty of good fruit of va.
rlous binds. The buildings are a two-stoty
Dwelling House, two Barns, and other out build
ings, in good repair.
.4fso,-One other FARM IN said Worcester.
on the Hardwck Road, four miles from the
Court House, containing fifty acres of first rate
Land, with House and Barn on the same
Said Farm is faVorably known for its excellent
grazing qualities, and the great quantities of
hay which it snnunlfy produces for Worcester
market.
.4iso,-A PASTURE of twenty five acres.
laying about equal distance from either of the
above Farms has never failing water, and will
feed as much stock as any other Pasture Of the
same size.
liberal credit will be given for most Of the
purchase money, and possession given on the
Isl OF April next. For further particulars, in
quife of the subscriber OH the first mentioned
Farm. WILLARD MOORE
Worcester Semi &
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NeaO E5agla,ad Magazine

VeaC England Magazine.
EUST published by j. T. 81 E. BucKIsaHAN.
~ Boston, No. Is Of the New England Mao.
azine, for September,
CONTESTS.
Original Papers Europe Saul Knapp-or
the Life of a Yankee; Domestic Manners of
the French; Common Schools My Books +.
Torquemanda, Tale of the Peninsuiar War
Fragments of New England Eclogues; The
White Sulphur Springs; Green Peas aud other
Matters; Nancy Gale; Blue DevIled Retro
spectioR; Harvard College Forty Years Ago;
A Leaf from an Old Almanac Virtues Ghost.
Monthly Record Of Politics and Statistics: u.
States, South Carolina, Georgia, Illinois. Lit.
efarg Nottces, 9-c. Sept 5!
Worcester. SIS. Probate Office Sept. s. 1889.
10 the Widop, Creditors and Heirs Of Asa
HAMILTON, late Of Worcester, in said Ecnursr
deceased and 10 al offers concerned IN, the Esote
Of sud deceased, GnEErrycs
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif YOU
IL see ht) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester; IN said County, on the first
tuesday in October next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why license should,
not be granted to. the Administrator, to sell and
convey so mu' h OF ssi,i deeessed's Real Estate
as will raise the sum Of Si0,73S, for the payment
oil debts and ehargesi and you will be heard
thereon
36F NATH'I PAINE 7 Pro6
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

Missouri. The ST Louis Times Of August
IL, contains returns of votes as far as then re.
celvod, which give an aggregate for Mr.. Ash
ley, the present memhc: of Congress G443
for Mr.. Wells, 5000. For Mr. Bull, the Natin,Y-
al Republican candidate for Governor, 4047 :;
for Mr. Dunkin, 4773.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

Marrow ESCAPE On the Odd ult, Mr..
Jcuks, a mason, while engaged in topping the
chimney to the Factory occupied BY Messrs
Snow and Fisk, of Soulhbridge, lost his balance
while standing on the ridge pole, and was pro.
cp,a,cd to tho ground, distance Of forty.two
feet, withou, receiving any other serious injury
than breaking his collar bone. As he slid from
.he roof no was carried with such force as To
strike somo feet from the binding, into the
trench, which conveys the water from the
wheel, in which was abont ten or Twelve inches
Of water. Had the force of tho fall carried him
n triiling distance farther, he would, doubtless,
have been Instantly crushed 10 death "pon the
rocks Register.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

MACHINES FOR BARREL SLAVES. Thomass
patent machine lor saving barrel slaves, was
put into operation in this village the other day,
and we were much gratiiird by view of OPP.
erations 1t is very simple machine, performs
its work well, and is in cur opinion, II real saw
ing Of labor as well as SaUiHg IF stuff machine.
There has also lately been put up here ma.
chine Cor planning. growing, and jolnting boards,
&c, which We are told is an excellent machine
although we have never had the pleasure of ex.
aiming it Now we like the Paddy's plan Of
" making Stare Of the eater and we hope
every real labor saving machine will meet with
good encouragement. Experience is fast doing
away The old prejudice against machinery, viz
that it throws people out Of employ--in fact il
throws people into employ; for by decreasing
the cost of producing an article you increase
tho demand-if the demand is increased, more
hands must be employed to manufacture one
employment starts another, and thus more bust.
ness is created Never be afraid Of good ma
chine. - Gardiner Standard.
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NOTICE.

"A lib persons indebted TO the subscribers,
"a either by Note or Book Account, are re.
specially solicited TO pay the same on or be.
fore the first day of October next, and all de-
mands unpaid at that time will be left with an
Attorney for collection, as it is necessary the
affairs of the concern should be closed
BATCHELDER, HARRINGTON, & CO.
Grafton. Sent 5
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MOLASSES.

~ HHDs: Havana ard New Orleans Mo.
l. eD asses, for sale by
FRANCIS E. BIGELoW.
Worcester, Sept 5. If
IN DOE Bottles PEPPER SAUCE
IL " Bottles Of Madeira, Port, Muscat Clar.
ct, and S. Madeira WINES, of the first quality,
for sale by the subscriber, at his Store under tho
Town Hail. GARDINER PAINE
Worcester, Sept s.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
India Rubber Shoes.
WANTED.

"Wo or three BOYS, le or IL years Of
IL age, at the Penknife Business.
DEWING, TYLER Sc CO.
Worcester: Sept 5.
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COUNTY CONVENTION. A meeting of
National Republicans will he held at the
Court House tomorrow evening, for the
purpose of adopting preliminary measures
preparatory to the approaching election.
The meeting will probably be addressed by
some gentlemen who may be present, and
we hope there may be n general attendance.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

Tng COURT OF COMMON PLEAS com.
menced sitting in this town on Monday last.
The present Term is beId by Judge WILL
LiAMy.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

The County COMMISSIONERS will hold
regular session in this Town next week,
commencing on Tuesday, the llh. AT
this session licences are granted for the
year.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

"RuLISG PASSION SrRoEo IN DEATn -
Among the singular circumstances which we
have seen recorded, as connected with the Chol.
era, we may mention the following, which we
bnve received from lhs most nnqucslionabic au'
,hority We copy i. from letter before u.s.
dated Princeton, IN. J) August ~. We pre-
sem, tho initials, but omit the lull names Of the
nn,,ics;-" ST. Of Pennington, was
seizcd with it (tho Cholcru) on Monday night
last, and on Tuesday, when ind collapsed stats
he was MARRIED to Miss W-----g, to whom he
had been Engaged for some time past lin order
,ho, she night inherit his property"
INV PhiiodciPdm Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

ANOTHER Sion. The Worcester Re-
publican speaks Of the Nashville Banner,
now, AS " an opposition paper" 1t has
hitherto been decided in favor of General
Jackson.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05

DrsrnEsslxG. The Doyleston Democrat has
tho following -" We understand that some
person, while passing along the Delaware, on
The Jersey side, a few miles above Trenton,
happening to look into one Of the fishing hous,
os which abound along She shore, and at this
season Of the year are unoccupled discovered
three dead bodies, and on going on little fur
Their. found the corpse of woman lilo went
in search Of some of the neighbors, who, when
they had collected together, succeeded, after
some difficulty, in getting the body of tho
woman carried into the house with the others
A physician was sent for 20 make examination,
who, we learn, gave it as his opinion, that they
have died of Cholera. Tho bodies were in a
complete state of pn,relactlon, and no body
could be found TO bury them 1t was then deem
ed advisable TO fire tho building, which was
done and the bodies consumed in it. They
were worknicn from tho Rartan Canal
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WUST published by J. T. q E. BucKIsaHAv.
~ Boston, No. Is of the New England Mag
azine, for September,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

nouncemeut to its present stage, endeasored 20
show the Kings Ministers, or the King hlmse''
must have behaved with durhe'fy, IN not taxing
or in not permitting to be TAKEN the on,y s.aps
by which it could be brought 10 tr,umP"ans
conclusion. 1t could not be the MINISTERS; as
thew had resigned in consequence Of their ina.
bilitv to nroceed with il. and it was unnecessary
to state the-other side of the alternative. ne
proposed the s,oppnge Of the supplies ha means
,cere take,, to secure the people IN the enjoyment
Of their rights
On division the vote stood
For the Address, 200
Against, S'o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

ment into which the town OF Birmingham nae
been thrown bv the rejectionof the Refor" Bill
BY the Lords and the resignation OF His Males-
tvs Ministers. The anti-reformers IN London
NAV AFFECT 70 treat this with contempt, but II
they had been present IN, birmingham this day.
,vs ,ouht NOT that another and very different
feeling would have prevailed in their minds. In
this town there is but one feeling, one tirm hxed,
determined, feeling, (which it is impossible to
sunnress. We are morally certain, that it the
Bill be not passed. the people will not pay taxes.
This they have determined. Indeed, as early
as II o'clock yesterday. the windows exhibited
placard, Of which the following is copy
ssNoTIcE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

OF 0pinIvSBr Contest e"ou'o ,h.,I
Administration shall have been formed , snan,
therefore, not propose tomorrow 10 P1"eeeu ",t,
the committee on the Reform Bill. But to night
there is an order Of the day for the consideration
of Bill Of great public Importance mean
the Bill for new regulation Of the Offices OF the
Admiralty and the Navy. My Lords this , is =
Bill, az have stated Of great Importance, which
has received the sanction Of persons OF the hign-
est authority. not now in his Msiesty's service.
II was Of great moment that the Bill should pass
with as little delay as possible. The l4th has
bean the day fixed by those who brought the bill up
fnan the Commons, for the operations OF the on,
sShmencing. II, therefore, there is no material
Affection to be taken TO this Bill, my Noble
Friend behind me will propose to proceed with
it II there should be any objections to H. tais'
like other matters on which questions may arlse'
must be deferred ID ProPriet!, till an oppoHu'