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A very animated debate lately took place in the British House of Commons on the affairs of Canada, upon the occasion of the presenting of petition from the Legisa- tive Council and House of Assembly of Lower Canada, complaining of grievances. Commissioners are to be sent out by the British Government 10 make an investlga- ton into the nature of the grievances com plained of. If the mother country shall be careful to remove all just causes ot com- plaint,-which we doubt not that sbe Eii be, there is little probability of a rupture ct the present relation for long time to come The British Government exacts very little | from the inhabitants of Canada, and spends lavishly millions fer the development oi theinternal resources of the territory. Ne- thing but bad management on the part es the mother country will drive her North American Colony to rebellion.