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advantages, and a loan of 100,000/. for the same period ! } Villa in the neighbourhood of Clapham * might s aa” by 
The Mon novo ies of the 29th ult. contains the r- ian oe who was admirin; because the commer had made 
rel ertain 
clos f the second time.— 
5 Sy on he Hos shore. ‘hey succeeded in pur- | 
e the Lagune of Caratasea, occu- 
st. th +} + i. 
es 
_eitl de e e Canadian rlia g Dn the moti ~ 
ses to as ne Aen aei of Honduras.—The | assent to about a hundred acts, the Ginna heeled was read a 
care has the following from Dresden, delivered an address, in which is the following para- ro 
” « We have received information here that, graph :—“ I have received authentic information of the vriday.—After a ms oeei Duriness noticed i in our last, 
f the summer, the Queen of England will | passing of an act of the Legislature of the United the House resolve tee, 
7 arati " r ly Stat rhi h a sta 
i i ons e; may seriously mmer: 9 vet 
> ion. is hoped tha ic- vi i i x s = 
g for her reception. It pe Rl Vic- | terests of this province. I will not fail to submit the | Bank Act session, and admitting that the ti Ae had 
i j o that o _ | Subject for the Skatot of Her Majesty’s Government ; | been very triet for testing its reo ults, he yet thought “hat what- 
etters from Florence mention that Julie, |and I am sure that it will receive the most ea arnest eesi sia gepem had been acquired was satisfactory., An unre- 
eyilliers, widow of Joseph n: | mited competition in the issue of Hose cur- 
ss de kiap C p 0: sya sie consideration,’ eg afforded no guarantee or security for convertibility, ar 
ee ne against violent contractions, affecting 2 whole of our public 
2 imiti issues both o 
of a re z apol k long been in a cred i 
‘Lehea uch beloved in that city, | Bot tament. of England spl of the moo and joint-stock banks, to a given 
: pedals oF OD. amount on the securities, and leaving them at liberty to issue in 
and ber death w il E fit by the poor, to who oi she waS| Friday.—After the e propriety of revising | excessas much as they pleased, provided that excess was based 
charitable, and b y whom she the Debtors and Creditors en Te. Duke of NORFOLK, a pre- | on gold and silver actually held, we had established a principle 
nora. — Advi e from Romagna state that the mili- | senting petitions from Par Roman tTn in favour of the | în England which it was expedient and just should be applied to 
tting at ema had éondanihea to gral i , thanked the Government for the Arben Scotland and Ireland. In England the measure worked bene- 
Ti anta ae anes ght they had made against the ‘ncharitable sentiments of past ally me! 
e polit ical = TS, an ages.—The Marni. of tg oath WNE ae testim ony to the irre- ments in railroads, there had been no crippling of the © 
The Sacra nsu h aes se: fs daages 3 po even those re originally opposed i it 
ow admi mae ed confides 
a k o pr the 
a `M. > lawyer the 16 years that kia elapsed pines tor were admitted to the adm tting t t it had fra onfi 
ed i a hi ase of M alles 4 ilies M Bologna, | exercise of civic rights, gn declared his approval both of the eral stability of the D pnetary concerns of the cot mtry 
G him to the galieys for lite. + Derpieri | principle of the measure and of its details. He thought the English country bankers have eo Donor adapted Mia 
wasto be imprisoned during 20 years, by order | money for the endowment might fairly be taken from the funds selves s to the new conditions imposed on ther d all the pro- 
ib —Letters from Rom me state that the s Fak ne d Tra because he did not peet this a local | Je themes vis forms o 
r g e, but which woi yale l benefi t the whole mass of society. | order to posit the provisions of the act, Hadi met t with iaheral 
ean have again prohibited horse-racing, the The | Asai = stale: me e d to the grant, | and decided discouragement, and nothi ad occurred to 
t disappointment nt of the nerous English and other | but the ti ‘ould come when they would lament that the | Warrant ‘Ve Pay egeloaper 1 of Parliament in order to give full 
ig g A race, wiit was recently Sover aent E piekocne had outstripped them in liberality. hiia ct to me ae 9 a4 Ps n En os pat a ay mew bank of lees 
s r —The Marquis of LONDONDER is sio approved Of the Bill, and | issues, we prohibited the creation o pr Dew vank Of issue; 
e taken plac e under the stewardship o of a noble the Earl wh papai WsBURY expressed his $ pr nee df the good feeling and this pre it was expedient as well as jus’ uld be 
, was interdicted at the express comm and of the | of Government. extended to the w ola of ais. Bisa aeon. le wou not 
a ig Doria and ang personally peo: .—The Earl s Ripon laid on the table a Bill for purchase mg theoretical o A ea Sen benefit, by ae ne Bd 
$ r the law relatin nging appeals from Tndia before | €Xisting Interests, ny a of disturbing existing 
as to revoke the de cree, It is aino aA uncil, hick bi as inging rs time.—On the Ngo wy and feelings ; and, the: refo ore, 7% po rnd the snag babes: 
og grTegaton ofthe] Tord CHANCELLOR, a select committee was appointed to | it Should be done with reference to local customs, reland 
urposes in ker at rogat it | inquire into the operation of the Debtors and o editors Act of there was a National Bank, having peculiar priv tegen: iad in 
ie ee i within the Papal last year.—The Marquis of CLANRICARDE iow tention to the | addition, there were seven other joint-stock banks, which were 
ap haviie-their onai there,.oF baht facts of a disgraceful scene which had taken acai Newgate, on bon aks of issue. i Jaw in Ireland relating to banking was 
S g re, Or being Con- | the delivery of the condemned s n preached on last | Complicated and uncertain ; and at some i Be period of 
Pain that the anniversary 0 
: “igious ceremony, in the sri h o y an ar Aaga niinniin ah 
eral illumination at night, "the most " tietar of our solemn church service a to purpos pai “agin Ee sines argh 
n 1 fo or some a ays. The Op- theatrical as these ; and pointed out the absurdity, if not the ofthe other banks of issue, the “a 
a a T A EA. ii ~ | injustice, of causing a unconvicted prisoner (Connor) to re- Th lis z Contd att 
siin ttempt | ceive the Sacrament on the same apparent terms as that of the nab iy the 38, : he eee of busines cds pote red 
coup`de main, and the military precautions tie autho- | convicted criminal, whose dying hours were thus rendered | naturaily í ae e ld of mu muci ofthe Bank business, Prise a Era 
ise wees obliged to adopt in consequence of ge ones NiBerne Sor NS Pe gus sahies paa ae Perl Skaad tosis ijurious impediment. He would therefore oro. 
eteports likewise tended to maintain the uneasiness pre- | ; > rH ee ; n reirei] pae to take i ay the aTe en privileges of the Batik of 
és ject to his making a motion without notice py of T d ble th i a te r wni 
yailing in the ‘publie mind ; everything, howerrts the regulations relating to the ‘attendance at Divine cm po and enable ‘elec ot ety washions ie aE nones 
| Passed off quietly ; but the country generally is service in the chapel of Newgate by criminals convicted of| Cr Ireland, on this subject, had met the Government Mberally. 
murder, and by persons committed for trial—Lord BROUGHAM M ri 
a ; ias “nie > | It freely c ted to moval of their privileges, y 
k severely blamed the City authorities for pandering to the à - reattetiban shodlá be Bt oth 
-Turrer:anD Ecyrr.—The latest accounts from Con- | prurient curiosity of the foolish and idle portion of the com- | Aone tat tite same catons had also yoluntari 
Pahatinople 2 orn ae cae in n at capital of num- | munity. From the condemned sermon m0 es ee of preci ue ineee 9 Pate Minny Me tarily pro- 
_ bers of the a p he held that the public and report o be excluded, | Posed that in future there arent iz no distinction in oa oaths 
"r uties who bad b mmoned from z the Every publicity ought to be given to the nesiem whitch was atholic directors 
eaa oiha; "The Sie to be inflicted, and every publicity ought w we given to the trial 
wants of their respective Soei hose to the sentence ; but it was no part of the sentence that the 
puties having been a ointed by } - ie nate individual should ‘be subjecte e torment of 
PS apport ing the public eye, and shou! sti d in the solemn Senad tera the Hahk 
ther meeting —Intelli f ee ciated from ner "of oration. of endeavouring to make his peace with fe shel aieia 4 
meeting.— Inte igence rom Alexandria of the 8th | offende tye thse n the very eve of that day on which the exe- 
ult, announces the dea tho vas to be ied into effect. Lord 
unfortunate Copt, o | cution oi ante eel abe o carri e 
had been a of anu miota ts Pe nt wlia STANLEY esi there d be but one feeling with respect to the 
ly Pt id amie on account OF} extreme propriety a bry indelicacy of the proceeding. The 
dent expressions he had used in pane of} Government could have no objection to produce the returns | he y 
igion. No sooner was Mehemet Ali n and he ae ed ew ro ~~ account read by the noble | Sot an 
e fact, and of t lte offered by the | Marquis was, in the main, Still the motion was not 
2 sa, four fad on information 07 see Ho icon meat Ry dis- 
ous! 
e to ee to the European Consuls, who i in- oa toact. If Lord eurom would consent to withdraw 
his mian he would undertake mee the Home Beirt would 
ke every inquiry, as on a former occasion Nee on the matter, 
- ¥ernor to “4g praca and confined during s 
aa 
demand an explanation E i the ity thorities. 
okey area = chief of the ulemas had be been The House might a wap that Government conn z 
o Tantah, f t having interfered to prevent cer means in their power to put an end to such scandalous} 4). POP ae inte P ferar d pr tibese IL, and Zl. notes may 
nes. The motion of the Magnis also omitted one important | pear to notes of higher value. A principle exactly analagous 
—We hav mts from New York point— information must be obtained, not only as to the regu- | to that which ‘is plie T to joint-stock and country banks in 
copa a Tation of the prison regardin g the attendance of prisoners at the | py stand is to be taken shee to regulate hts iaetes of the 
Salas oe had left New York | condemned sermon, but respecting the admission of the: public | paske of lid SoA Seon” Re average of their issues 
for Mexico. In eutting o further | and reporters on such occasions by which the display was caused. ie a given pe is to be ae së- 
course with the Government of the |- The Duke of Ricusonp suggested that ar ~ = oar curities: whatever amoun er c tion exceeds this 
as created fie jampression:shat k sir City authorities had been f Aig oe ne 1 | average must be issued on eu and silver coin actua ld, 
en should be passed directing that no pers excepting 2A or on Bank of England notes, which are equal to gold, inasmuch 
countries is inevitable. The pape — and the officers, should be present durin the condemned | 3s they must have been obtained in exchange for it. But as 
nothing relative to the policy which the Mexican | service.—Lord CAMPBELL, Lord Denman, and Bn ord carrer Bank of England paper does sik wien Hito ordinary cirenlation 
l resent emergency. Th sev rally denounced the p ablic parade made © digt kr "The | in Scotland, th s8 of issue there may be based exclusively 
z p y- t Hocker in the Strongest Ag aer S Sen. Te Ne e| on specie, t necessarily on Bank of England pap: 
nnexation of had greatly enra M of Crawntcanps then withdrew his motion, e No! ~A The period selected for ascertaining the average issue of 
€xicans, and the journals of that country are I anus 5 mors ae & Rhee ti of Tra owing ihe the : 3 lunar month om April 27 of last 
in their denunciations. The trial of | mitted to the conti cue int mactiying | Year to the same date of the present. In Scotland, owing 
: date at which tr such project was received, a ying | certain peculiarities in the ci by fig > it is greatly 
had ~ not taken place, but was approaching. those upon which the Board of Trade had reported to o Pi p in excess at one weet of the year peddle gon 
i Was sai _ required to a o defence, pear it | ment, Sach wen wale Dake of Ricewewn, a Bil to | Smother, a weekly fn of the ticues of the banks would 
: The wt he intended to make riting to Congre MegA —0n the motion of the t grec ae * vm operate inconvenie Big They will therefore, be allowed 
news of th o much of the ed as Act o piira orau to di on the amount of their notes in circulation by four, that 
x States © passing of the resolutions by the Unit ited | follgate-keepers to sell spirits and beer, was arg a firs ~ De i is, the average of four weeks will be the rule, instead of con- 
for the ene of Tex as ha ad been —The Duke of BocKINGHAM gave notice, agli Sr nf ve fining rity ‘week by week to the limit allowed. In whatever 
nd h g should ae a Dect an the Gove: i metai ihe cofesion'of a | mount ae ulation in oe bei in excess, torrat n 
z : retain to trust to the oi anks that they m 
usiasm. tr e public | Powe T and to the justices.—On the - 
criminal, and to refuse to adil an anisaiit of that excess, sim- 
the previous accounts | motion of the Bishop of, NDoN, “the e Chureh ere Act | ply ering or U the ‘specie, corresponding to that an extraordinary 
being indifferent to the | was read a second time.—The Customs Duties Bill was read a | Dower of inquiry, if any suspicion should arise = to returns 
SE AAEE $ ime —the Duke of Ricmwoxp having connate ted PF gee Seer tag ol ae Hears i 
rrect, or an ex ordi- | second time,—the Pe fi th Bill K being falsified or incorrect. The returns sre d 
Je of | take the discussion on the poa a = otha he aeg Ohi into | different kinds of notes aboye or below the <n of 51; the 
committee.—Lord MonTEAGLE ig fit nate rin ane yar names of the partners in all banks are to be periodically pub- 
dent Jones, it is stated, | which he intended to pra on the subjec igen a lished; and there is also to be a weekly private return of the 
or oed St. or ee A would be, that the two bishopries sionit te amount of specie held by each ak not fer publication, but 
å x 
esi 
S to; ogether to con nfirm t that the iiie revenues ong be ee for the inform ation of the Government, and to serve as a basis 
lergymen tical r: i i 
views a f the s garage of some £ 
ergo cowards the increase © for . The period when the law is to eome 
Ser di kaba e, and the circumstance of his | Wales. — Sheet Pe witch — ped ond reading, of a a, into ey is the Ist January T fet thus giving am a tine band 
Be Ewan he Bill, the o whic bg tion, After showi yy the existing practice e 
—_ Chargé d m advocate of annexation as t from scruples of conscience, an objection, to be eaa iaren Bank of Ireland, that no payee rives could be 
£ th ed | +o the truth of their schedules, to mation of latie 5 lema felt Te a retention of a large amount of specie, in order to 
‘he ee Or e fact. tated as mour in | declaration; but on the recommen Fe the motion | over its paper circulatio a, he concluded by enforcing the neces- 
Minist vag Times Hore the British pa French | cerror, he ‘withdrew it for the prese the motion | sity for his measure, in onder to bring about ity in the 
had £ the Lorp CHANCELLOR, the Bail in Error “Bill ‘passed through banking system of the United Kingdom, give the Bank of England 
en at Gal for New Orleans, | ° ing e glom, gi v 
and that a British = AEPA ORES is ittee.— 0n the motion for the second reading of the Auc- | the power of guarding against political and commercial panics, 
Weston, bringi dei el ar rrived at G n Duties Bill, RovGHAM made a speech against it, iù | ang place our monetary condition on a stable foundation. He 
Was on 8 despatches to the British minister. I of which he instanced a case in which.a return oe concluded by moving for leave to bring in two Bills, one for 
an ntly r ured that those d h i income-tax commissioner had found its way into — and one for Ireland, in order d the laws re- 
dard ser t th end of London, where it was * are degie Mac $ 
of acknowled 's shop, a ed lord exhibi lating to banking in these countries.—Mr. Fox Maviz, while 
Mexico, and fi of Texan independence on the part |a pa) for a ee The noble and learned lord exhibited retraining from expressing any opinion on the proposed mea- 
from the urther, that they in proposition | the return ya the Chancellor, and called on Hoa ernmentto | sure, feit bound to say that = aga not nearly so bad as he had 
tish ment, offering to Texas, in case investigate the gross misconduct of the commiss et a= thus pame dM. P. STEW tted the Scotch bankin: 
nly for their secret informa- oft ni ra 
exposing the statements mean ant only system had not been lef eon owever, the almost imper- 
Lord Brougham likewise 
to =. ae 
accept the proposition for annexation, tion. complained that in arns made ceptible e in which the right hon, Baronet touched it, 
the admisa; 
Ports free = veg cotton into. British and Mexican commissioners were in the habit of talking about returns made | showed that he h co scl aap ig an a ag 
ty for 20 years, with other commercial | to them, and instam ta imselť 
tanced the case of a person having said th: 
