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[N° 37. 
qualification "respec sting “its doubtful character. Our the “government forces scarcely any loss was sustained. i saosin” phew county, ‘Sudbu ary, 
readers will remember that this document was stated to | The v — : am, the Elgin burghs, county Kerry, county These ae 
have ar posers late to be included in the late overland has t been gained over — be : ltl ph i des feld, Blackburn, Duc meld Rochester Newpert Time of ary 
d that h een ~~ etely restore ew on. t, Cardigan, Ri 
3 itis ascer rtain red to be a fabri rica atio: on, and the 7 ; on rder r ren _ y Tes myn Sa Palineeth. Si eading, Louth, 
to be er itirely p Messenger: 's from the a bill ha 
h the aut thentie news “given a above. — ashecaaec ly object are rotor hed =) pi che given ol Saville Lum: 
Posh sen foe created some interest in commercial ci Parlt —— ley, Earl a on cer gh, from the penalties incurred by him in 
and it i slated by a Morning Paper that those persons | USE OF LORDS. erie cae wae ne eee oe Leeda wicks Meee 
i e te de who have been mide the victims of it Monday.—Upon the reas ong of t e this evening, | they asked the concurrence of the Honse.—Sir ri ae 
have come to the determina’ tion of sifting the affai ir | after the late short cessation of Parliamet nary business, the | briefly stated the object of the bill, and said, lind bene 
change of seats customary upon the a minis- | requested to apply to the House that the standing orders 
tration to office took place, the Slab ‘catahianise them- 
to punis selves u nches which had b for so long agperiod oc- 
eupied by t opponents, w! th ook possession of 
. a i as left a the Speaker. 
} jose on e . 
Care me oe Hore. —Cape Papers have been received The House having then resolved itself into committee, the dis- 
this week, ringing news to the 29th June, by which we | cussion of the Bill for the institution of New Courts of Equity 
find that the wine trade has rapidly himaneatied since the | was resumed.—Lord ss pages to - —— of 
more than one addition: udge in Equity, and in 0 eV 
talc o! a of a treaty bet suchas France and _Englan ind for steed that appo’ ent being made permanent.—Lord CoTTENHAM, 
ission of F se however, contended that two additional Judges at least would be 
treaty b pedal necessary to relieve the suitors from the evils of delay, and to 
that arson _ means will be cut or The decrease i ia clear off the present heavy arrear. Any addition of judicial aid 
the ex in the Equity Courts less than that would not be suffici to re- 
: lieve the suitors from the evils lay and consequent great ar- 
1839, the pers of the customs returns in t cr eg s. It was eral opinion of the witnesses examined be- 
33,0742., , while i in the | sg r year it was 69 yr public | fore the committee—all of them men of great professional expe- 
i take thes e fa ets i into considers rience—that the addition of one judge to the Equity Courts would 
vs : ¢, not be sufficient to cas aa meg sate ears ; and some even doubted 
netier the aid now p be sufficient. Indee ed, SO 
Subenmens nF the Colonial Governor. There was to te 
a meetin: ng o of th African Ba nk, 
mong their local improvements, 
It 
chvecsting thelr right 
is pape escent ee precet the interests of the 
various dis' not only in 
prosp it t likewise in moral excellen 
’s-town ere state that tse" aggressions “of 
ing, and the 
riage in his way to disown 
ent and de: declare in favour of Federalism. In Cart 
ae 
~ last, but it was feared that they would not be able le, 
from the want of provisions, to hold out till assistance 
pong at Bogota. In the mean tne, government had 
inagrsa a epnerrycns ae. all provisions to enter se free. 
opinion ; there was in some districts a pe want of rain. 
A 
stationed at Fort t Augusta, several death had ensued, and 
upwards of 150 individuals were then — hospital ; te t 
of the detachment of 100 men of the me regiment at 
Newcastle, 2' ue laid up with _dysent rei The Tate 
cold and rainy weather is sick- 
ness in the lace. The “Kingston Papers say that 
about 50 of ne emigrants lately arrived from Belfast and 
‘oul I 
great had been the delay in many cases, that several solicitors 
0 go into Chancery, if they could find 
'S pri opose amendment being therefore nega- 
tived, and the ete at bt one moved by tars pated A L 
med until a fu’ as asion, the Bill w red to 
A mess Aa s, brought up by Sir T. Fre 
tle and noes Paes their "Lakdabips that Pee Sion aed —27 d 
any amendment, to the Earl of Scarborough’s 
ni 
Lord Wic w called the attention of their Lordships to 
evident panera if a Bill passed wat session abolishing tn pun- 
pa ag of death in certain cases, the provisions of which, how- 
r, did not extend to Ireland, but applied vag stop ee 
he considered it a singular anomaly that 
Now, 
e same of nc 3 poche “4 
ot! 
one law 7] the punishment of th 
part o! 
rehbi ssnoea of Civaaaiay presented the 21st 
e Commission w Chur 
oners for Building Ne ‘ches. 
—Lord BroucHam resented petition from oat pinned named 
Winter, who complained of the delay which in the 
ion of acase “of appeal ted pending panonk thelr “Late. 
The questions at issue involved 
ity, that the judges to whom. 
peal, they had Lajas 
ea in 0 px hag as the petition upwards of 
ror pots it was of | the’ riiost fmtportanice te to nin that a 
speedy decision should be made. His Lordship then called the 
attention of the House to the stat of our penal statutes, many 
of which still existed on the statute-book, pa ugh imposing pe- 
nalties w! d in i become obsolete on the omis- 
sion or at ch might be so put in 
as to become the instruments of — seatornest — 
y 
sk sp imal pg 
cognizan: 
Lor inadvertently voted without subscribing 
ramantarse roll, and in which it had been necessary to 
Tw Demerara and Barbadoe 
peep as usual, mE? iu the — island there had 
showers. The planters in the various 
=naewae endeavourin ag, a ine to all aceoun nts, to 
see 
Suche. realy attended on e Saaees could not well hit space 
e calculated to 
mode ure that object than those coercing 
y no | aes. he sed, it was about the be: ode of insuri ure! 
yers. In some -attendance that could be devi: ry ~ ae had a, 
= the ai stricts the "ation emigrants w — - n- er was liable to be perverted to capricious purpos 
anybody; but surely 0 our i stacutes Ka ret not 
as co! 
tented, and would n ork on’ the s the 
native ine labourer. gtr the "Trinidad ape it. appear 
that a co mmittee has been formed for the purpo of in- 
lites of the islan The body of e vidence pr rodu a 
tend to establish : eh degree of ws in = 
teh i — ted as pec 
whl nanan 
e, &c., in abuodan ould offer she by i siiane 
of — i and ‘the quantity of timber in which i it 
a omer hea 
The law ought to shes ue hye » OF perhaps, w 
would be better, nee ought n age law at all on many 
trusted that it trond no © longer be left in a state 
ve them ; and he 
hich 
On tion of ti cecleamean mo CantTzravry, the Bill for 
dment of the Act relating to Foreign Consecration to 
the office of Bishop was r da third time and passed. The Ad- 
and a proper supply and judicious 
which at roe 
might be raised 
of labour, the island, it is thought, 
led acco ount of a 
A great number - pv enemy were 
and among 
= er 
the prisoners was aoear van anes |e 
The Ear ‘athe attanticnt of the Government 
to a petition from the rate. apes fr a ays of Dublin, Ganeeee 
alterat! erations m; ade e in the nrg by wi which the 
subject to the Hom 
~The Royal Assent was ce 
etary. 
lington.—Their Lo: ips immediately afterwards adjourn 
Monday, the 20th He 
HOUSE OF COMMONS, 
iy members of the new Governme: 
Monda. 
necessari 
was represented by Sir Thom: 
the Secretaries of th 
tter was properly one fer 
cal and Poo; ae & authorities ; tee he 
the e See! 
was given by picaneaedaes to 
borough’s Relief Bill. The Commissioners were 
the Lord ae ie the Lord President, and the Duke of Wel- 
ed till 
y.—So man mat were 
ly absent jtil after — acter that the Ministry 
Kk an articl 
= of Sei offence seemed to be that 
nm 
be purs: 
respect of hi is offence.—The bill he went through it 
stages, and was passed returned to the paved ; verenl 
gis ay rans 
Dr. ING gave notice that he would take arly 0) 
tunit Of moving that an humble address be Reaches, 6 gee 
Majesty, praying that she would be graciously pleased to give 
directions that there be laid before that ies of the 
Custom-hous iffs regulating the imports and exports in dif. 
ferent countries, with the weights, measures, and Ounts of 
duties stated in British weights, measures, anc eys. so 
that he shoul ve for a committ 
whenever the Hou e should go 
w Amendment Bil, he should 
of Beyond a ia should be ab olished, 
that as soon as msil le Minis. 
should hav e ‘eeen their Br eats ie Hine ar he 
hat t c of all the instructions sent out to 
Fox (our Minister to" the United pam since the deapatel of 
Mr. Webster, relative to the affair of Mr. M‘Leod, should be laid 
before the tae 
Mr. Bopg1n gave notice that he should, on an early day, bring 
forward a motion on the amendment of the npn law. 
The order of the day having been read for considering the 
speech of the s Commissioners, cab a Majesty’s 
answer to the address, Sir G. CLEax said, that, in the absence of 
the res sible Ministers of th ‘own, he not rise for. 
which it was usual to pass before any other 
usiness could ken—viz., “* That this House will to-morrow 
resolve itself into a committee fi nting a supply to her Ma- 
j .? The motion having m agreed to, it was ordered that 
t ornmittee on the Navy Pay be taken on We v- 
‘uesday.—The SPEAKER announced that Clerk of Recog- 
nizances had f t 
the prosecution on ig Pine ema for Great Marlow, Not- 
and Melcombe Regis, Thetford, Clitheroe, 
Harwic ich.—Mr. West a 
f the city of Dublin, to 
of by 
Bill, the Colonisation of 
of Issue = the pil ors me and the Embankment of the River 
Thames, w: i 
) Wi n into consideration, and the report ordered to 
ma ear lordships. 
Perio Aig he ought up against the returns for Thetford, 
county Carlow, Downeatrick. Teceanishee, Stafford, Wareham, 
Belfast, Barnstaple, Nottingham, mea ach Windsor, Har- 
wich, St. Ives, Lyme Regis, Newcastle-under-Lyne, Merthyr 
Tydvil, Waterford, and Caernaryon, 
Mr. Yorke gave notice that on the introduction of the 
Law Bill, he should th ertion of a clause to prevent ne 
issi an and wife, 
rom enforcing the separation of m: 
pe oe application for ong a from infirmity and not from 
mprovidence or crime.— Ne gave notice that on an 
nti aay he should call the sattevitlent of the House to the case of 
the a i Sattara; and et to the 2ist inst. his motion 
oe es levied w and in the different states of 
business was pos' 
The House went into a committee of supply, SirT. FREMANTLE 
in the chair. A Hag: oo that a rege! be — = = a 
bed hs a agreed to, and o ported to the 
deration of the “report on private 
rdered to 
Aa * 
Re mesday —The SPEAKER announced that he had received 
letter from Mr. O’Connell, stating that, having bi turned for 
thee county of Meath and "the county of Cork, he had made his 
choice to sit for the latter. The Speaker added, that asa Lager’ 
had esented against the election of th ned eee 
for the county of Cork, it would not be in power to make 
selection until after that petition had been mr ie 
Ss 
‘oom of Dr. Nicholl ; East Corn 
Bury St. Edmund’s, in the room oF ‘Earl pay 
in the room of Mr. H. B. Baring and Lord E. Bruce ; oe 
ads 
the room of Mr. ~ rg ag gage in - 
Be 
on 
‘on. H. T- 
shire, in the room of the 
ham; for Bradford, in the room of Mr. 
Sunderland, in the room of Ald. Thompson, W who bas at for 
. J. Ponsonby moved a new the 
Sir G. Anson, who has accepte¢ 
e. 
ucx then called the attention of the House to 
eged to have been pang ard by the Tenet 
e relating to the ee Mem! 
e was 
honourable gentleman by: dint of Sees: 
mn. and learned Member declined 
the subject, but concluded 
of pi 
paper, in 
