House Of Commons, Thursda...
Mr. 1,AaRTIRIGHT prcsemena a pctrrror Inronl mne Eown or Iiristi- ton : Mr. I,EGitiECKcr, a petition from D9rrinzton Sir WMf. GuiSE. a petition froirm Glocestershire; M r. \N'rEi. Ns, a petition from Radrrorshire; Mr. POwLrETT. tWO petitions from D)urham y;\k }ibzeAif,Lelifi n p from l slexle land anniher front Nor- BENNNT, a petition fromr Slaept and Mr. IDESSIAN, a petition from Nottin harr praving an abolition. at the eailrest nossible mu- nient, of neIro slavers in the \XVest India islands. I XCISE lIC'ENCES. Mr. JE1voIsE prescrted a petitioti frner victnallers of South- amipton; Lord STAXIa.EY apetitionfrom larcashire;.Mr.DEr-_ so,, a petition from iiingston-upon-Thames; and Mr. WEs- rEnI N. a petitiin from E-sex ; praoiig thie repeal of tlc dtvy trpsn excise licenesg. ISLE OF 'MAN. Mr. (CTRWEN renewed iis droplped order coarccrning tCc office of Attorney-G3encral of' thie Islc of .M -n. ('A N lf) E-TA X. Mr. DRUM.11.1OND preseated a 1)itifioi against this tax, froini Datinicc. COAL-Dl'T'. Sir E. KNA,TrcIiBULL presented .a petition fromii Kenit Sir \WM. ROWLrY, a petiti2n froni S Sfolk: and Mr. II EA?rFIcoTE. a petition from Boston. nw aving a rrpeal of thie dirtv on conls. HIIBERNIAN MINING SOCIEITY. Mr. RICE lrrougtitiipthe rep,rtooftiee com!mittec upon this qules- tion. In answerto ebliat hrrd fallen fromii an iron. miieber (Sir 11. Parneil, we believe) on a :irsrncr evening, be hcrgeni to say that it was qtiie inmpossible the society cohld proceei, uticess thev reccivce! the privileges anid secirrities of a joint stock compnan. LAND-TAX REDEMlPTIlN. l\lr.:\IABER,V gave notice ofa :iiotiit ott thjissub iectforWeLcd- ncsday, the 17tlh inst. SCOTCH SALMON FISIER1y. Mr. El U.ME pre-cnted a petition frrom n11 otrosc, onposine tile bill tnow liendinig uipon tais subieet in the hors ; a)d 'pravine in- qwriry arid regsrulation into tlrc saiilloll fi,heries throughouit (reat SINKING FUND. iMlr. HUME intendlal, at an carly nv, to brine the cx- pedieecv of continuing :nc sirkzing-frn'ld before thie hoarse- ane! movei, thierefore, for an aceoUllt of tIre annunl revenue and ex- pendlitirre of Great Bri:ain fronit the ycar 178fi to tirc year 18124 showring the actual smrphirs nr deficiencv occirring in eacti year. C(OMBlNATI)N LAWS. Mr. WM. SM ITH presentedr a petiriorr trotii Sit artisans of dif- f'erent trades at Norw,ich. praying the repeal of thiee laws, as arbi- trarv andoppressive. The petritioners cepressed their satisfaction at finding tisat a comrnittee was appointed upon the suhiet *, and ex- prcssedi tieir readiness, if calleni uonin. to eive evitdence before it. WO0l, TRIADE. Mr. STUART WORTLXEY presented four petitions frorii riser. cliantu and swool-diealers of Lceds, against the exportation of long wool to fioreign countries, anti askeil if it swas possible for Englanl, with her present corn lats, to rin the race of a free trade a-rainst tire continert. ITn common justice anti reason, if tire priticipic of free trade was to he acted ipo), the first exampie we liact o" it otrglrt to be a free trade in grain. SIlK, TRADE. Mlr. ELLICE presen cd a petition, pretty nea-ly to the same effect as the last whiich iIla becn laih lhefore the house, fronti toe operative weasvers (riband wcarers) of Coventrr. Ini conseqtuence of the intenitioni inririzateci by thie Chancellor of the Excheqruer to ad- ulit the inuportation of French silks, a vast tiriiober of rrorkirrcir in Coventr hrtiad already been thrown noat of emnplov' and the whole trade, in fact, of thie tosno was suspendeci until tthe tinal decisiont of the right lion. gentlemian seas known. The petitioners declaredI that thev liad no objection to a free trade; but for them: to mairintaini it. withi tire corn laws as they erow existeti. was qirite irrpossible. The corn laws amounted at pres nt virtually; to a prohibition. 'Tlire great cost in riband-rmakinrg svas the cost of the labourr.,wihich was chcapicr bv onehalfiti France titan inthiscountry. Ilecoulniassiure the ihousr,irt at the very moment while the niaster weavers of Uovertrv were pre- paring tire present petition, they hiad receiverI a nticesave from tie magistrates, stating, that in coiisequencoe of tire higir price of all pro- vilions, the workmen retased to go on any longer erpon the existing rate of wages. Mr. ROBERTSON.said thiat thir petitioners mistook the view of the Chancellor of tihe Excirequer. ilto hiad intendcei riot to assist thenr witil respect to thie iottie tradlc so nmiuch as to enable them to compete. urp to a certain point. in the foreig,i niarkets. Anr. PETERl M1OORE borc witness to the truth ofthe allega- tions in the petition. ;lMr. DU(GDALE pre-sented four petitions from parishes in M'ar- wickshire, against the importation of' foreign silk. He saii, that work-mren already were being tlirown ourt of employ every da-,-* and matters would speedily be worse, if the Chancellor of the Excie- quer didi noteome to ardetenrniination. Sir JOHN WROTTESILEY prcsented a petition from William Hleristlaw, silk throwster, of Ncveastie-unrder-Iivnie,prayic, that the inmportation of foreign silkc ig 'lit not pass into a law. BURIAL OF ROMAN CATHOILICS IN IRELAND. Sir JOHN NEiVPORT hIad intended to bring forward a mo- tion upon this very imnrrtant subject, bat seas glad to find Ministers taking riieasures to accomplish tire eid which he had in view. lie postponed his right for tire present, in iropes that thie counrsc pursuiedi by Goyrrnment would be satisfactory to tire people of Ireland gene- rallv. and likelv to contriburte to the tranquillity, of the country. Air. PLUNKT rP acknowledgedl the candotir of the right ilon. baronet in deterring Iris notios before the house. The question was, doubtless, one of great iniportance; and it had occupied muc of the attention of (Gove-nment on both sidlesof the water. lie trusted that the bill which lie should ask leave to-morrow, or at latest on Monday, to bring in, would meet the views fully of the righlt lion. baronet. At present, he coulil onlv state properly, that the repeal of the act of Williani III. was coniplied witil. ( Hear.) SOUTH AMIRRICA. Mr. CANNING brought up copies of our communications with France anci Spain with respect to the Spanish Amirericin colonies. It would probably be recollected, the right lionoura- ble secretary said, that, in tie debate upon the King's speech, he had biated, that som,e tiime would elapse before he ahouldl be able to commisllleate precds~_ infonnatior -with tespect ta the Spanislh American Colonies'. i'lhepapers noLV upon the tabi, containied that information : according to epstoy , thevy.had beer $fiint~ed; and copies.-would be dlistributedt inS'Lic`xbirae si- tiht evening. W S N r. Mr. CANNING, while bie wvasupo hslg,aenCie thatto. morrow se'nnight lie shiouldIN lay beoetehus,b li ajesty's command, thie papers coninected with thtVr o h oal address whichi related to the state of the Wes Iia oote.In laying those papers upon the table, hae shoudtnoth poltvit of stat- ing the course which had been pursud an vtinedt o be pur- sued, in ref'erence to the resolutions o h os :s er FRtENCII INDEMNFYMOE\ Colonel DAVI1ES, in rising to brn forward hlis motion uipon this subject, adverted to the far,t of its having already been before the hos ntehandisof tile llon. memlber fur Knaresborough 'His hen, friend, though he hiad not been successful, had obta'ield onte object-lie lied induced she Chancellor of' thie Exeheqtuer to admoit that the mioney in question wals undoubftedlly to be considered as droits of thle Crown, f r tilie discrihbttion ofl' which the toin,i,Etes ofite Crown wvere responsible. Upon this hei dliffi-red, however, ftont the ri.ght hon. genit. If'tlte mionsy belonged to the Crown, then it COul otilsY be ma~tter of araice and( fas'-ottr for the Crowni to aecour,t to Plar- liarnent. But iff the nminieteergof the Crown took possessirin of it in thieir character of stewards of the people, the n-zloner coul-d otiv be ltullrprOplci:at-d bY Vote of Parliamient. He would ba<c n:sveil in this bsnslat smion but, fee the lateuess of thl~ returns foewihh bail wa,ited. He wisited to htave, Particular lhiornlatie, .to the tutul or 9,9001. paid to Ithe Chevalier Ca,oes, for tile retrneval of workcs of a'rt. Consiilerittg that thle 'l:smas'ltlin~ of1 tie I emcee bait caused thie greatest and Otost inveterate hatred( of the IFrench people, wvho looked upon cthe tiviss deqposited thiere as thle i f:ily-wont spoil of more than 1(10 atlev it wvas p:irieitlaris' de- servtng 01 attenut;on. The seenatf article titon 'waldh Lie prelssed fo)r inflorrruatixiows cthe sctn-i e,f' I.'10,ooo. paid over andu above thle niOtll" ln- d~inito~ll lwve beett receivedI as .....iit for ticle p,r of thle Egiwh ii armly of occupation : because it hadi ti-en assumed, titlterttrue weee laidl before cthe house, that thie French people were tohae borne the whole chatge ~ of miainta-ining thiat arms-. I e tttov,edtiorpairticil,ira-ccountswith resertetotlh.s:tn(d`somne other items. The CIIANC;L1wl oif' thle EXCIII:QUE'P bserieed that there existed no dliibrrnce of o;tinion as to the r'piiration of cthe Frnelciisdemn.iiicis sufficiently great to indolitrninisters torefctise the inaonrmaiion now requiredbhythe utotion. On cthecontract-, he tier oiie f'elt great pleasure in givin4 the papece, w xhich he trusted would give I tlt liouse the mnost amiple saatisfaiction. 'rie Austriatn loan ltill was reati a ztirti. tinie. anti passed. I f)E3lISE (IF' THIP CROW,N. 1Sir R. IIERO.Nrose to ask Icave to bring tea h)ill toplreven:the renewal of official ttppointtlente on the fe-iin:e of ctheCrown. It ililh eproper or hitit to account far tb,tie- dlay whichi hatlI occurred since tne ltite (nearly two vears ago) at wh'icit lie h,ad given.!d tirs ts notice of a oinotio on this suibject. Akt that tiune there awere so man 'v subjects o" i-re-seine aitid itnuiedliats exptedincn. that lie thought it , et otev tCa thet being nio fit copportunit'y to call1 cthe attention ofthteljiisiature to it. I Iecus facevottl eiprr afs position ofhe Khing preveittedihirn. It oceuri ed to hilli. titlat such a too t1cieti wouldi be the! most itnoit in PoCiit of' ei acy rd t.ct ee- reeniin zinc. respect witicti were at --f1 tinles tltte i rnit thie P-rca. tietit to tite Crotwn. Althoiughl the s-ahi eet -was of great impilortalice. itt isaS not of so copiou- ft nature s's to) it1tsilte ihim It occupyins, a veerv latree portion lf the timie of tihe t5sc: s, th0,at if the hitlua croci1! give tdtc'r :- 'te-ttiot5 to hit i, lie would 'lot detaiti it fierWI tint-'Z it tia,e 1' wa iv iceI kttown that firemeri v the oc-cupaittoi tlt eve:rr i 't licet stni tue xite-nec of Pirliai:ten ta i:.gi ternttllsl ed sa ditei, ot thec tsi'n-'It was Ibsriti thaWitgreat inconvenience all-le froth1 tNIt cilnsuspensionl of alli lhe legislative and executive ttlititionartm-s. aniaI'I wa togtcin to pre-'rct. tIliac efle!: wills restirct to) lie Parhaingsot Various acts Were P-tta'l fromI t- ;C,.5 pat ttiali3 td by, degrees -ecloved the icoicSvfl i!te-ic f 0thee - lit (iccurred to the crIltulietied Iici m iif ii th ''a! iOon b lv, chat it tee-ld be; far h'teto ptat atl efl I ti ti'5'1. 'ol ..ic- -sTet: of rettewals attldtisniati-i)e th- raising o,f -Il tiwrhcrime, tax ctpon a cert aitn citim 0 'personsz -a ito were tin -'l'I cl tie,d to heir, to he putv:irto lie pockets of ill ht.1 Iass 1 Itecrrvlc. wiiocat til e slight testregard to) the- haitraccer. teris,-rosti iterl vim- s'ideracioct of tfe ipaeties.'i'lie oinli chanze awh ei tie cint'' nitiated tree.thle reticierinlg lerpc-Pettta this, metistrs of 'ii oisitivs which h1td only- been idcdnpt,d for a parecinufadr occ,astitolfie "coutldi concat c n, ro. cro10-tnlls o - opposilion blittstlcilas ilti-gut to lhtter C (ev itted th o e-, o.:za froot allos-iit ft tl tnli-ac;ure to ti-Ass. hiat reason, to rice in exitnple-. was t1here that crcinoutlls lees- tihouldltizrecetiveil hy tl'e Ciz-ncellitre of thet tawo1 kinadomta ott tite lettilse oi the C ro --n !On th-a -.e-icwi a;Cl ltltO:14- :ots uitidat tteGreat Sea'! It ias the worst volley co par aYefficieta1 oiflo.-es lotd3.l n tut the pro: 'er llcurse-. if misailkv path.. snia ibi to elarge the ..tartis, an not eaa,-e chettl to so tort toi ts alct-I il,,en-tal. tind contintlgent a nozde Of Whllusaist.istiIt t`-,e:lZ I silttta tmsocur ikequenici til ashort s151Cce of t ee ind !SO;liet;lnleS wocilli ltIot orco r on-c to ai v'-v ltg space of tcit c,. It witi nil: tro. paced to cltane ohs''_crle t ICa-of she most unrestrained -exer. cNeis of' ttte pareroeaive. Onl the access,ion, it Wa.s cl~tcomarv at piee. Isettt for fthe clitefotfliees of'state to tende,r the: lunretider of their c:nn- itloiments, ichicli the_y received, back liaitin trottl rite li;tnds ilfcthe Iti%, tuagielcate, not ft ilg CCIII cibe tiilore inconivenlent h.an thle '-oldie qut- pensotiof teiclieera hntgno th(ttYIaisieue i titeCou:ttre. if it were to lie ebijected that the l'ili or, 31r. P'iltsonhie wits, onicv for a partic-ular occasin.~ his aitece r weuld be. that M,Inisters coulId n-:st tiie: have spe~culated oli the succassiott. Tue fling aa Wto coot hILo- dunl hlealtit, a.soapeared frOotutle hitfiiletiz us of th is ile. _ittitlttaglt train scession to session hlis narnocl initbecili:c was admitted. W'itir r.espectt th de ri-chico it;iiicl to) tIle tl.tiitctr ol chose fees. theyV sware ehitiellv paid to officers depfendetst on lt.e a ill ut the trna't- Besides, tin ci-ace Lof the (Citocellor. 'c Wh c n' trrtaciltue tilinz swouldi t he to refilee this til1, a c.,r haisIng 'a-ed thata ofli -to take atraY the tees fricont o'e crown zre V " in busirast. to give thiemi to n .1 l4,art, probably li -thoeitici u-ri a-i' a !n-lab sstccaeed hiit, lIe, cittloitted , ttovttOitleI foe ic ivc tol it) a hill. r.11 ( ANN l NO was tlo Lrfar fo:-i; hJiin-', it riglit 'to 1pa<s this bill on ac-unct ot the pilsitt- of' ile tillo 018i7, dcIt i cithte con- p-tnciples whitic regarded tile trow-nascthe- fiuict notni i v-cte-i and fIt vocc . it ad with,iet, consertnucncc' whi Ia t! cY lef.- tub - sob is its to the C rown, took itsewa all those ee-'ite o tie prens',-atiae y'hch w ere arl a'stndI ln-,rsi ionus. Tol is;itill. on tc- cult. -ri..i ci C?it !0rz straitothe tailtier acidt oilet izniiso ex7rrrts C- Kl .1 tiind o" e~ leavintgt'ii i eta'e of a tne 1 eee-esieit, sr i lvi e - d%liit,zry wit htct5 woul he fasleteozd otitIe Soecrvi-al iei s ired --.,A It c io ll,1; i 187. ic reesrileui a state of nieil.i , h-iOt - rattiler lt h cstcidereda,iitranii s n11 t, theIten of $iee titan aii at cesditin t C1 'I' iii- li.atitt weeitsin piSess-oM- o futll potters, lield h itoCl c It-. hilltiinitPrs tither Ct- II (IC iii no sttlttr1teir smlv l WO its ilece"5i1`11 iih i- tt-nt al) t !C .:- elice olttile ParlIalItitltto -I;x tl-tlrthls ate-c ti-- if. iisni,o tlie r wa.1' io vioictlio1lot tile -old,if pr.t..l. IAtuS2vi r;c:.of ti-n Croiwti iras lire-rverri wholl wire5 I 'Dil cl 1051.1 - IdJ! tl i, rI t contstitutioan, atd ciirbidc-z 1 tile p-wri Ilttri-I ;ntile tIt X"TrIle lit its grace mcld favilcr. 80111 cuhong 10 itbe dote,li id Il t u ithI respeet lotoIC cx pente of sItttinps in ch cc-maLui :lofrit--asi s IflIr. lhtttns 2sai:l" 11W1-1 fees") itid ecs-4ac sn talli tilca inl ttttct stica-_-itoli BIttIts te t w tacsaridfthat 1h- Cil-- h ito tile slllim-el hr nitust e ostu tho oither qu-a:aitnttof co.nip,mttn to:X th) 10, oeI ithoot the[-s~f~ we-reclue. di. i dldt m LL tat 110 man its tile 1i1ff-C Se-ttlt siv dllt clr ogt to be, 110 llteat ti on the tee : ilsi - esptciatle lit rucwnes-lugthe arti anlfle"stiItitc e-:toilissioiie .-As to h;'itcit ittlts- vz'-- g-neltlnten woilil i Iq% -thiet t -I. iiht t exlis- M1r. I B (111IrG i 1OpsIclirlc i''1- 1 sr" on i t,ll II t hiis bill, mi-I more tro ti eOltlti- rof i:rl(a l-claI u',t~ ll ch l Obect of' the bill. whii,-h -tias 011 oli ato t t ii o''s~: an,od i-tir expenses, ie h ?e:tt 1:~it1511:t'1 tlswrr- ccciIt lb t tPtt-pltI As to Ittlietifoal ~~~. i4t', Sm 'ls of th lf,.s i 1,121ItltitC itavabie 'crer lit-hf chitinhgli- t lezacr of the I dliw I Ii ltliefl. whi1cil scaere liszt-nt paciis-len srenwoe vt-steCi l Its it. Iftnulit;t b tqirciito h-s1101.~ ho.tntl I e:crnc-ifIrteilti i 3ir ..-rti.ib itt-Ill a dtt Ill 1lIC 111tH.O tin., t I Ic l itlu ll It 1Ci17 'Y'is -I a , iiiaf :ta pralll(Itell :iit11.ioltll int-s oilt tfe ifeltis; o iii-' I h, crowl'r ' lii' (Id lilt thiik itfii to hiethc to tIle! bill btiei':c- of i is- vvnr1- pi i. Thi'- obtaiined in tC: ti a tenmae.- dIe. TI'ERtNEYx-i I idnot a 1tide-tatidf uo-: tile rijtt zli-cr- tor-,:--n s-ecretarV coiuld tobilct t,i 1i- hwll, vit , -0c liii-t .1 htif -ll>:;7 The grt-aE"testtirL i t ' thee t tiet'. WaiIl htil.-2 slltuptt.lmttiell the0 oliiect oft'iie btll.Ic e~a ibi y tile Cii (cs l 1,t :tt tileC t--c-r a 61' - Ccowsn-suieiiasIr tfe, Cilit oioii ion.5 iiiiiirtfter aiec~.~it ,:-i~-nlnSo: were- 'add to tltic htelde's tat parrtittplaces. oa tltoi-larks of ti-ipric selal : bctt in en3sesof'svcat Id[tilhts, it 'ssui he in-- liIi; l compenl&isationt.- d)Ie. (A N NING thlioaei1111t i It t'i-thcii hatonttnitulle fuel svers-In - idigtlaoiltt ins IfricuucIs liar narrwi,i t--itll hillsat 10 .,r othIls rlk-lIars, t ritiit:, pal try- cttlsideral lioC lif e~.zzt1attJixpiN t Ins i til tic tie-11 iigtu crtied Iir is iittdtar swhichlilie I dir- lilll: flittoltiecllit-- to tlite grr:ct pohilt t`e ofnstiliitimeal at ui- rogait i- crigltt, salt Ii - viets-to atiendaf dretintitte tiltI tol titlitIc uu .~ itlt attainltt tlte tinfeeratlc if tilie haotour.iiila cii tilt ofct' it'. Itlei,tLtatce tei:V-Orco a.f-c''Ill-f 101 no ta, o iee ciur iti 31 r. Pol' nhstl'5 fill. Aile'. Ii RI ( ii ' A 3-I.1 iiwas cf 010i-ill i tIant te.cri It h,it-. inentie. tI1leltoptiosite witulti not hlievii-posai-dtliib id. hadi Icc h-l 01 tha't biroach atiticon,,tititttiot;i c-mwtsitich w:ts;t-i riled tii it i-t hIlt tha tc cd dnlppossCit becaulseofffthe plahihllr io,i.-eifiicit:it oftlci, st~ - Whiith:i ln- t iOtrf'crreii. dI1r. i(A NN I NC uziain teiplatin etl. dIr. Dl- Nd! A N' tht-aliglit It re "'-Is lis lltltcoitn fi as l thihis lll tipte: Oittito- atn-t.I I-acitd fct IbCI icli wehilcitcontin talted I jai dtgestr I m lh1c. to lilike tin&i Ioipinleit i-f thisCeowen. 311re.E PEEL said, it, wa,; odil thiat his Illindii was leil ti Itlieitclt- ilitci-lenc IsYs tile lilentio!iit tlai by- cte ri.lt itci t laile. o cite bill, st-inri,t, or didr greaterin tei-ti ry, ilai!title teiiaesitiile. p'encleiti c f I lie Crown, thlit bheirtlghe i tao;..esd ofticci of the boill. Sttreln it was ltiCt vary constitutional or'a' to unaske tlte arily and tuavy aS independent o'teCrowritas rthe jud(ges. Sir Ii. HE RI N, inl repItv. said Ililic he irony- of b iitIOl liieeigti secretarY diii not apjply t o him,l lie hadntch1( rmeli ies tiens ,iintile coistituciottMte hailtntt even - coett-I cite bill it es - I w'nret toer sord, Iler. Piontsocy's b'l, ex eetitg thtcrse passawcs whiil h went to tnlillae it pereictual, alnd one literal crror alhitcit the bill of 1 81 7 containeti.c 't Sir R. HERtON, after a 1kwwords, then -Aithldree- hics inotion. .Mr. WVALLA(C- uilovedi lhat the selc,t Unintltcc Ol fOreieti trade be re-appointed, which was carried. POVAIS EdI-IIdRATION. Mir. IIU:il sished to avail hiitnself otf the tiresent opportutnity to put a deneStion to the right hon. gent. oplosite. The ertls altinlt lIad resulted froai thc emigration to Plovais scere tell known to the hoise. Ife otnderstsood tdat nn offie-e called the -l'lovais Ertlieral- tion-effiee" was now opetted in londiolltor the rurpose of receiving mionev from persons who acere disciosed to entigra-e, and that a nuim- ber ofi nditvidctals iat betn previlceal cnoin bsv thc reprcsentticlhs hehl out to theu. and were collectiti their all Ear thte purpose of ler0ceeding to settle in Naw Zealand. It wtes of tile tlttlO)st itlmport- aitec to these persons autd a thori piblic in general. to Iitiie ishat foundation existed for the promises ahilch scere iei(i nut to t'e-tn. ie tcherafairc requested theitist hon. gent to irform iiini schether these proceedings w ere sanctioned by hia- Majesty's Government, or whether there was any probabilitv of their success ? ir. W. IIORToN, said, the o9ice to wlhich th.e hon. gent. allud- ad teas altogether svitl,out the sanction of the (Goveemntent, and tcic peoule could not be too catitioos in listeaing to the repreCtintstions sehich avcre made to tbaei. attd in relying upon the prooilises of pro- jectors.- The droppedl orders of vestcrd2ay vcre then proceeded s it. On the ITl(tioin of the (CIIACEa Il.OR ot the ExcitErIusR, that ctie house re-salvc itself into a coirmititee of esupplv, Mr. LESTER, alludingtoa panegyricon the saitchill, which hd been pronounced on a foriiccr evening by the hoti. timcmber for Taut- ton, took this opportunity of expressing an opinion totally different. Ocrecm eded the repPeal of that tax, tan the ground that it here : ihardly Vpon the poorer claises of the people, t'o whvl'omJ it was of the tax, but had. sugge -d zhd'repeai .ot m iso m et t c sn't Inre bnrdelsotse~. *' 2i Sir LCOOFIN re6rbrn;nsdded tbe'toltL.ken~al-of this tax etrfe to which tiltepoor were jtins entitltd. Mir. 1hEATHCDOTE asked wvhethder 4 was the intention of tile Clhancellor of the Exchequer to propose anyv reditedtiop dl tilet tncreasedl duties on thie excise licenacs grantedi to victuallers and innkeepers, ttnposel by the acs of the 35th tir3 lCI yearx ot'the late king. suebject under consideration Lut hawas nuptl-now at libertsa toi pledge hiim,self to anv spccizc mea;sure ,with respect to it. Mr. S. Rlt, reconmtended ithe redliction of these dutiec, with ouieltbich, hI said, he wa! sure the Chanctillor of thc Elxctequer wouldi never be able to carry into effect his betevolent inttentions to-. vards Ireland. At present their only vtff-c!t m-as inereaLsing thtt cinuni ber of ilicittlealers in tpirits .who furnished dh!w readiest nmarket to the illicit distillers. Sir J . EN WPORT titteribhted t1o3 the operation of these dittiecs ile great nlu miter ofullicensed public-houses in Ireland. in wItic hl ce illegal ni1etinlg5 in the (tiitkjrbc(t di1stricts were itnivetindly planned. and vl ihichi ere trete-reel to tuie lcenseth hoases. b-zausespirt., wvere zetailcdl :n theni at a -hcaocr rate. After a nt', fe words fo'llMt C. H Cctt tx I so, the cotimittee wasL postponed until to-lllorro%0 . IRISH (CLERGWy li ;ll)ENt I. M*r. G(UT,BlR.N moved that tile bltntks in t lis hill be filltd lip, and that the bill be colntittea for :ulmorrow.-Ordere(t On tile niotion of t!ie C \\t\('t: ttnt of the E:tc itytt- uit, tie cotltiittee of Wit1 s arn.d Mllns was tixed for teo-inorruwv. COUNTY COURTS Bll,. On the u2Iotion :1' I,td A..TIIORIa, that this hill be read a second ftile. The ATTORXNEY\-(iGENERAI had no obiertiont this tOot toni bhut lhe rse to, ioliose th;at sonise irnlntrii: ;sould he 'lovitled fee ti:ce l'rochts-i:arics olf thle Court of' Co onnn Plva'. Those uoticers held their ultaces bh patcrit, anti i.td p.id large sums tor the pur- chase of tihem; anti le sitohaitteti, ltht u;t,n the piritcipie whitch t' c house had recnizeteed in other cases. tiey were entiledl to be re- compensed fI ar ny joss the utteldi sustaih 11Y the bill no w in pro gres. If tile ('Court of Con llilon 'PILeas wvere to be abolished altogether. there coulti he t;o d:uht tawt. tile lioctee wottld ieel il necesSiLry to pro- vide for tltese ofic-rs,andl as t hcir eiitolurttetcts eere ttw to tec mate- ril!Iy tiluini-sited1, lie tchotih t l ev I;ti at proporti onate claim. There were oflicers of, ile Court of Iin'ls .3tNl-i; who were etqally CD- titled, hut these otil;I ;robahlY be lirougiti it litre the housc hlv some otther person ,1Ir. I 1'ME honei. chat iatithe noble lordl liati adopted tite horlotr- able and learned genciteleati', sug-getion, he wouil also insert a clause t' prev-etnt all stie; offices from bWing solut it ftu:lre. Dr. LUSHI N(ITON tiioitehc tit hcttse might, i;t grat prepri. ty, nSt inq i ui t q. ry i . to ,.- ih ict. Nothi jg ceuldi be mltire 'leritnrtlit:tl to t'ie `::,' i:;-,attti'e ot tustire tlan th.it sur'l I-lcit .ic-sl'': ':o-bl . S1ld, 'i l whi'"!i practice tI-!v nIii-] t all inl;.) ian-ias. ot perrsons 'slit,- ee tint ttptbie t" I r Iol thtlr d::ties. On.c of the otie its i:s dli Ce (ott1 *f .Wcbe- qter lvas it t th;s tmlllnent ed, hr :-. i:i- -I ni qiutlitv. 1 .cV:1 not n- . ttt- i- t - i) :. rrlliP. tii!on:', cit e1d ele-li s(o to proene l:-e h-uri:li ita-if i riti r e ( -- b.toe;.- Gi-ieral said sir s- t;e table. th.:t th ofti.e s 'Ii r -ii-' ) s; hutch the scaric. hi-ran-it- a. iit the rei tO i, ttist. n. it , 'I'- .ii heir Was tdead, it seenmed this ol.ie wat's hitu.ite i:l t.all teCliale. XLn titltl cou he ttoore -re-. post-rols. O'i,'" it the di i-e,-reeole t,e ,. I:t- te-ven tile t-u:!: ti' -iltllCn P eas anidhxcqu-or. and tttn ! j:;c's i teceit. partics cvul!.i noit re lort :;) zi:; :;orm:tir CO}LITLS I1!W! 1h, Sallei:e aN 0) : t II hall--c I tilt' etI:- Itll-- I W.iilt .t:ls. ti,lat i.;elatter-vns !tadied with lit'-nes.. wi-ti tIle t .iethrs w ere co:ti..iat; U !rerdtcd. This sitl:- ject hail ie-n ottin lt; h;s .i:ntl, an.lI ti onit iiii V. ft; in pri - t' It' sotn e liat: ,ure to :le leuouse tvas. iiw t)v di-o s ot tit:e rltintS T ' A 1' 1i'R N U V-C ENFII'Xi rx1lait:ct.: .::.ra a c witts t.-oi le. Utr NA: . the >ioi' I rolt- Gt:'c:i It.I . ol1 Sir 1.. I;\A;'ti'ttltItlt. hirl .i:AX. l'ih( Ii P':1 1 dhe '.x's:ten ofr compettealio)n 1-resen-: 0 niliiny ;I:t i-cry gre:tt ,!it.tcl::tt . I; sicoitteil int where parlies wvere in the isi1S.essio.l t:I vcst:-d ;iehts, I ;: vere erttled to he in- i'c, mnifiedt ft;r ata vlamage -hiir those riLhis it.ight sus:ain* b;t li iS r:116i!c hle d:i! not un;der-mar.d to appdy to thle (a Je o,t ai diniji nltio.tlot it I p. eilc tp';reili,ie(I tihat it ti llsiriniciptle wereince tli::iit!tle. the houiCilstt tit-ti l Ci:O to ito tlltel farther th:tO u- aus per- its tS at pcrsetc I:ol ;Iilp:lled. Itci. -incmf slta 1t ltad to sir u pol this stil.ject t:) a hiitre sts-.ie or' tile btill;cs, lie stIotlill tow tln!t- press ile, seee'iid re-Aline of the hi!! and ital:rfiards t0ove that i: ble CO. nilt it'll fto1-11rote 5011.- t1he hii! t'ies thi: rcat-:l scond ii r.e. and Cointitialied for to-tlr-. rov.- sennie;ilt. 'ile recrue intll;ir; b.i! n-as ti:rn read a t'drt ti::ed ard pasvc . Mr. 1;Ct I.BUtURN gtxvt- t:iCt, I that he shui.i ni i-tlrrtw Itlorv f-r le-ave iti bring i i a liil to Cort ce"ttitl i,;i::lkes in ats art passei in the last sessitt. f;r the better ad:tI:.iet ra6tien of listn i l Ir Iand.-Tihe itoso thiei at! jortic,i at a qL::rtLr pits: sIC i. HOUSE OF COMIONS. THVTRSDAY. IARChi 4. NEGRO S1,AVERY.