express ground that the country was in danger 
The members for Manchester and for Stock- 
T 
isters at cash sare 
aw ould Par 
ty 
He pressed, in nelusion, Bie 
of not mmg ing suspicion of their SLs aes and of t 
m that ees Ui e had ted, by subletting 
E. WAS EORTON JORIA, at consider- 
yt of which he had been 
it was advisable 
= Ree otanatory statement respecting the partic ree of 
ritis orare with mg t of Austria, in the suppre 
mpt no n Calabria. Atan early posit 
rt in Italian refugees, subjects of 
specting the attempt from Corfu on 
they: posueseed: none, and the event itself pe 
ongst the refugees residing, 
0 b the tranquility of my The attempt esa de rs the 22 
uals who land y the local 
got 
o 
= hag chee” ga ee a y 
inging with jastice 
pore rs. He would not 
- Peel's 
marked, that it was a singu ular 
‘ition benches supported that ri 
vernm ett had riot e hip,” but 
in fa 3 of gone sada s hip, 
Mr, Roebuck’s ment.—Mr. Win 
m respecting the * cane ja 
ad LIAMS Supported the amendment, intin ing, at th 
ae intention of mh ing “that supe! receiving feces in | ite sland 
spar ra be made liable to ne eg —Mr. Soo Mr. BeLLEWw, Lord | 
ARD, Mr, Ng r H. and C 
THE NEWSPAPER. _ 
GA Si Barro 
d 99 proposition; The Cu 
a pr 
ahas 4 Property-t e Eng 
proceeds of that pty ‘he atte 
r e Exchequer, at the least possible expense 
in collection. The expense ofthe machin was very small, 
whilst the produce to the Exchequer was very large. But in Ireland 
no such means of collection existed, and he would find it impos- 
sible to collect sucha tax without cre ting new machinery of an 
expensive character—paid assessors, collectors, and commissioners 
of appeal, which, in proportion to the amount produced, would 
have constituted the most expensive machinery lecting 
tax ever inflicted on any eople whatever.—Mr. cs apes he 
mt not intended to have said abo aista ana the neome- 
The 
to support t the pips tra of the Government, but being prov: 
cal he considered a foo th from C 
ground 
infe: srir 
time: 
pos the amendment, and, speaking of 
ked o 
u! 
.? nd wou fore 
the largest share in me remission of taxation, 
that the i i 
to that of En Selai, but who would a mia 
of kindness and goodwill. repent i! 
on his hon. and learned friend, on aioe 
a wg whi ploded ni e knew where in the ranks of that 
House. He could honestly say that he had never thought so small 
a comet as his hon. friend could ever attract H ps a 
M 
given to bring ee a Bill fo pose cra tion tid 
the fur 
Bill to papal te ti the oui d paymi 
er officers of the courts of petty quarter sessions of the peace, 
ni d gaol —The 
set itself right, bo' 
all whom 
the 
uppo! ed otio: 
pet and Mr. 
posed an amendment, appo! 
uire whether Mr. Dancombe’s allegations were true, an 
oy be pen authority his beter ges been ope! 
wasm 
prop 
ing 
paan 
smoke a! 
Mr. W. 
it. 
, Mr. “WALLACE, rc AAKALA, 
ieee it.—The Hou se aca divided— 
ity, 4 On 
noo 
PR, 
s 
BEE 
med, the to on 
fey a ‘division took place on a motion made» by 
cases of surcharge for 
the CHANCELLOR of the Exe 
of Mr. MACKINNON, lea 
the ES ve was 
the nuisance of 
jay.—On t 
rising fro’ of factorie 
ment an 
adjourned debate 
d 
home n inds of 
these transactions had pained and prejudiced.— 
ined motion t 
i did 
ed by Mr. BROTHERTO) 
hi 
‘House divided — For the am 
269; Majority, 240,—The SOLICITOR-GENERAL 
te structe 
attempted to speak to the question, but found 
| obtaina 
riday 
vs 
in piana 
meet on 
railways shou! 
After a pooch msia 
.o" ve 
Bar 
move for 
duty on 
m of 
th 1 Mar 
date the proposed alterations in the — 
RE 
this put 
notorious thet there Pega piety 
jared e di the 
61 
it impossible to 
— ape 
arrie s and an ee iays ulti 
the motion of lesma G. Somz 
bo mpanies’ Ginices ‘Thcemtisition 
id on of the ome owe cry = 
a stop to bubble It 
maint nieh 
lar; en of capi 
bei o a a! ot Oy s m 
been induced to take shares which altim: 
| less. It must be the sh of the legislature to give 
| faci y and yoy to bon a fide compan: 
put a sto 
‘sation, w re all eed to, some verbal 
ipanaa anda n clause added, em- 
panics at recover ** calls” holders living 
ord G. Somerset then proposed that the House 
or S 
Tuesday next al 
Surg! by 
pranga agreed t 
EN gi notice, i thatimmediately: ater! ee he should 
laces to brirgin a Bill to allow whack of the 
foreign corn, used for the purpose fr: Puirt ng 7 
otic 
which w 
nt? — Mr. C 
Bet a neg vraj 
ished get 
ney —Mr. AG 
ountry. y gave notice that 
ul i 
uid 
take place, — The Caancettor of the ver replied 
that it was the intention of Gavencnat: that the alter» 
ation should take place from the day the resolutions were 
adopted by the House.—In answer to Mr. H. Hinps, the 
NCELLOR of the Excurgu d it was the intention of 
e Government that the export duty on coals should cease as 
Gi 
th 
soon as 
pose. He 
The House 
hi 
the House had agreed to the at pur 
should not wait until a Bill was passed on the sub- 
egre resumed the adjourned debate on the 
eft s ng. 
Post Office, and was | ittin J 
CIT Y. 
ney Market, Friday.—Consols closed at 99% ; 
Reduced Three per Cents., 100}; New Three and 
a Quarter, 103% ; Bank Stock, {212} 
37 to 59 
ter, share broker—J. Taxon, 
Birmingham, wharfinger. 
New 
at Depttor 
nape 
| ei 
tobe 2 
-|m ae 
fd aeons 
burthen. 
a 1 
By pome com 
Sader oop sr but no 
man— Basxzs, Osnaburgh-street, Ne 
W. Resyes, Walcot, perg d coach bui 
; Exchequer Bills, 
EK — BANKRUPT! 
eae meso ar” TOW, ri sone Leme 
a Pe r— We say 
M: 
Ta Moor, 
re, 
» corn dealer—J, 
Stoneley, Middlesex, 
Wit shire ; victusllerC. Tuomxtor, 
‘cotton Bassett, Wiltshire, grocer—J 
wis, late of 
i rea yg 
ier Lapenton, Manches- 
Walton, Cheshire, farmer—J. Daw 
208 
gi 
fri 
| propelle 
S ' 
| 600 aria aor o be c 
d at Greenock, to be 1300 tons, ont ‘built pode 
of iron. 
The 
fain p Ba 
for ra remittance, b to enab 
er. She 
gS 
E 
Soa 
© 
y beda wai 
Portland Vase.—We stated in our last that = 
n —— by the restorers at 
It now appears that the i 
In regard to the 
sande as 
T 
see intent 
T 
ary Magda 
