The National Register. — London, England, 1823-05-11 00:00:00

.•11••••••••• , 1 ~- Mr.POYWTh ebeteal thet the Peddwaliale eel Porteeariehery Bill be frMi • third dew • Mr. BERNAL newel, wen aseedment, that it be read a third time this day sic neeethe. Sir I. COFFIN opeowil the bill ; it was not a hill of regu lations, but of excleeieeq. s 110(1140tare it bad brew an open fishery. He remembered fishing there wheii he wee a boy. Mr. POYNTZ denied diet the hill was we of exclusion—it was ewe of protectioo and regulation.—}le ball so reason for not presaieg the MIL The ATTORNEY GENERAL protested spied the bill, as toadies to mks away *Gomm* rights. Mr. W. SMITH opposed the bill oa like Prim4l9a Mr. HURST supported the bill, Mr. Sykes oppesed the . bill.; sad Mr. Ilnakissue wished this bill to be withrienws, sad a public bill to he brought in, u the edited" oysters were ea warreetably disturbed. After some remarks from Sir W. Dr Crispigney, &o. the House divided. Fur the bill 39—fur the amendment 117. hill lest by a majority if lideteetcc Texartots..--.Mr. S. RICE mewed thle reading of the Limerick Taxation Bill, expeessieg•• the here that lie 'nicht be allowed to go into a committee. There had been the grossest Anises die taxes bad been leech Misapplied. TIieSPEALER asked, as sic o'elook was oppreisobing, whether the Howe weed proceed with the animate :badness. --(Cries of" Go on, go ou!") Mr. S. RICE proceeded with the bill. If there wore any er.wednienteus proems, he should be Impel *IMMO to etteto in the oreinwittee. Here woe • ease of ethlingemsey, end Ilet•it not go forth *lreland. the because it timeless'. the kiebosef Cowmans would sot hates to it. Mr. WODEHOUSE obeerved. that Its had hew Clitinold of a former committee es this sabject. sod (hot eireesstaories anise met respeotieg dm taaahsa of Limeriek, whisk as bo meenkle minds weld appreve. • Me. O'GRADY slimes& the bill, iseieteleing that it wait to 4 soneelidato abases, mad to Wrentham Ike resew a t of n• Weak" members few Limerick. He maintained that the hill; lead eat hew brought in seconder to the foveae of thee/mss. . Rawl a wiemod time and ordered to be oonmeiteed. Si, R. MESON wished to Iseew whet mom was to be pur sued, es time bed arrived rue weemonwristg the eiscrairy, mem bers em bode aides giving way. • The noble lereL(A. Nasalise) was ready to-give way respecting the Scotch reform question. Sir 1b WEN satocz lamented this delay, biomes be had Uwe Nesbit le ban leeward hie isallien moieties agrieultwel distress. After the dale, that bad takes place, he knew not : when be weld briag forward that importeet motion. Mr. CM,CRAFT bad no objeedoe to meneedle his motion fee the repeal of the leather tax to lbs estiseiry, red to the soda( for the renewal ofthelrish Isserradiee Act, es the uedermand ing that be should have precedence on some future day. Mr. PEEL thought' it would be beet to go iota the inquiry at eeoc ; and the arrangements ,boat sabeneeet order( end oedema amid be mete privately. The earrereatthe Jewel sifter memo metarke froositir-J. Macintosh, &o. lase RDA TRIALL—INOIIIIIL--11se •CRANCELLOR adie EXCHEQUER wired that the order-of the day be sew read ferreselviapieto a weeinitte• to proceed with the await, late the seeded of the Sherif (Therpoyef The order of the day Ives then reed. • Coked BARRY was afraid that the esquiry weelikeertaisly and wooled* this week. After the esendeationeefiloaday, it world he requisite the him to require the attoollemeeof farther wheats's.; end if they bad to come from Indeed, it would be clear that the enquiry eeeld not owelede this week. The House then resolved into the ememittee ; Sir ILHeren took the Chair. Barret Wadden was *ma sailed to timber. He resided at Dublin, and was a silk anaufeetwer. Esenthied by Mr. Williams.—Witnemeknew M'Consel. who was examined ne Monday. He raw WCienel the day after the riot, tied he saw such penes after *striate. He made a oweenenkaties to witness. He expressed eeteedebeseat at Silt Thowe's emodeet, having seen Wee the ceasing biters ; end the emodeet afterwards appeared as if. he could not have been in his swami. At a oeaversatioe eat witoess's Waite. Sherif Thorpe, enietigst other things d—d thslated Mayor ; mid as to the primmest', k acid, they would go to trial safely, • fiche had lakes oars to have an Unnge jpri, He also re-, marked, that the Marquis of Wellesley, aid be d—d to him, should demo gremlin that wonky. As they were going oat of witness's house, they aN said—be d—d to the Marquis Wel lesley. Witness deemed it due to his weeiry to woke this communiemiee to the Goverrintent, Witness bad been tenfortenote ia trade. .Ms. Pool. a ownwein eeencilmaa of Duldie, was next pet A. the bar. .He said he bad impeded to he pet Da the pseel, and' be considered that he had hew Tog IN seed he not beieg pet on We peel. The widows prose/idea to shew that this paint. was formed differently from termer panels; here was met a single Catholic on that panel, and only two individuals who' deserved to be called rather moderate mee.• The individeala who formed the greed jury were also of a less respectable des cription and rank than thew essally appoieted greed jurors. The next witness was WM. Trey, a reasufeetterm. He was examined as to occurrences previous to the riot at the theatre. Hie exansiestion having eonoladed the House resumed; the Chairman reported progress, and obtained leave to sit again te-monew. The other orders were disposed of, and the How at a late hoer. wEDNEsDAY. NAY 7. General CASCOYNE postponed till the Ilftd hertant, his motion seethe order respestiegAialf-pay to Ireland .in Enlist currency. The.prewieling of the eglpulkellethe Beer Duties Bill was de ferred till to-sorrow. ?in Mr. RICARDO preeeeledspeatioes from Arbroath, &o. re specting the stamping of linen. Mr. CURVV EN resisted a petition from some Owe, the name of which was not heard in the gallery, praying fur the im positional a duty on foreign tallow. Mr. RICARDO spoke against the prayer of the petition, as requiring what was impolitic. Me. BENET (Wiles) urged the necessity of Topsail's' the day en tallow candles, as it was • duty that fell almost wholly en the poorer classes, especially those in the country. Sir T. LETHBRIDGE spoke in favour of a ditty on foreign tallow, and observed, thet we, °sea trot to be very nice about utfeadieg Russia. Out of about a down articles that lord to be extorted to Kasai', sis bad been prohibited by Russia, and the others heavily taaed. Mr. RICARDO said the agriedlftwil Interests were already more pretested them those of be aeries. lie was deeply lbeieweto‘peneawalps imbed be was ametthe advocate of waseekewied,fiesidods looked ooly to what was ealedeted to araaag *Mpeblie. Min *WET (Wilts) wedowded, that the leaded intereati . were aispespertionelly haftleited. (hawed to be printed. THE NATIONAL REGISTER ABOLITION or Stavner.—Mr. S. WORTLEY pre sented a petition from Bradford, Yorkshire,' for the abolition IR; stavery. . 1 Mr. LITTLETON presented several sLeilar petitions, from' Stockdale, &o. He was aware of the delicacy u. the AlNeel.. but be knew of no th ing that could standda the way of that is prescriptible rigbts of Man. Similar petitions azainst slavery wenOpresented (rein Hors , ham, Sherburne, Darlington, South Shields. Ruse Mead, 1 Wakefield, Yorkshire. Sunderland. !Rockdale, Welliug, Chipper' North. ' Lancaster, Damtridt, Chester, Mattock, .Belper, Stowe M arket, K.eadal, Trim !Preston Lluddertheld, . . Slietlield, dtc. Lord A. HAMILTON postponed hi. resolutioes regardieg Sootch county repreeentatiove till Teethe) "eat. BEER TRADP..—Mr. W. LAMB presented a petition from farmers sod others of the comity of Hi-Weed. praying ter • kw' and open trade in beer. Petition read end ordered to be !iprinted. Sir K. KNATCLIBULL presented epee/en from Maidsteee, against the duty on cowls.—Ordered topriated. Mr. LINDSEY presented a petit ld aiii ham Diodes, tieu whist the lined laws.--Qrdered to he siktdd. Mr. K. DOUGLAS presented • pertitrialthas Kirkcudbright, *pleat the duty ou awls mad slates. • Si.avrte,—Mr. F.' BUXTON post poned till Thursday. May IS; his modes reverting the abatis*, of. slavery in the' Ihritiab dominions. He could lot I,,ain postimat it m ne, amment lard . NUGENT P•MP O • O4 lit the 9 atbibi• l2olo / 004 . 1 . 1 41 lleglish Catholics ;—th extend to them best:fits nihilist beam ponied by the Stomas Catholics of heard. G.. I& BM/UGH/LH presumed • peal from Wm. Cobbett, *eying the Manse ii.passe befare A fid the sale of guise. OM implerisi Um House to take iiitio ceihideratioa the game keit& . The mos was argued in Um pontiff with gum fortis.— /hi petitioner raid that is Berkshire *Mere mem IT prism& ,21:of therm for peasbiag, Mao et Mom haa. lima, ape by clergymen• as magistrates. At Minlssahlr MN yam( areatintbee• begged for maiming Sninatienerme. '..- ',' . Issrd PALMERSTON said, that one of time .permas was balogod for murder, the other for themisdas at a germo-deeper. Mr. BROUGHAM said. it war evidsmithat the object of Me. Cobbelt was mist to jostify the murder ; &waste academe souk , harsh laws. Mr, BEN ifff.(Witts) Asseviiil. that SR gamirtmes regained l eieleatiess.--Orderod le be primed.. ' *mid mime pal* irlitPlaillipt _4l4ll l lllll l Mitpetie . "II" fr:icil:P elteras4l•ll"l""sll47ab ' (signed by 11,0111, r,) Inipekitrid. Mr. AB BY 4MOllllll lO a el "no 11.160 eolith ma pectimg lamellae:say. Bordimick,(Bsedlod.) The reps. if lbw Grated he PreamshiPemis IN was adored to be Prl lol olllo l eit Mosisy. Inset Iliiiihtemarion.—Efr. GOULBIIIN gird aeries, that emillimilikylimat be abound move for lamp to bring is • bill to mom * !sigh Insesmietioo AeL *: 4 Isola Tlilirt 111.--flatatre Tltemruir—ille. • CALGRAFT mere* Mat* Herm pinto • .eaceinittee lonesome .liirlrish rommiry.— Agreed to.--Order read. i &r R. ARMOR took dm Chain • . . Th. Put of the Crown, Dobai. sod Mr. Sherif Geri , . wore ordered to be called. bet they did lit appear. .Mr. WILLIAMS them moved that Mr. horgfast Har ri s be idled. * She Cooper appeared at the bor. -Mir Lad 'Week Mr. 'NMI Ma theirsam. in ompagesoce of Sr. 4'. having coiled ea witamis.' Ho aniatiesiod die oulpost id M. Iberia' Thorpe ; he thseghtillimifrimpo ..Jrpkiasid litiaight ant—object to Pool es samundepf bir pribinal gibbons. N. No mot *unbelted oath K r , el the part' of ilia emoveranties 1 4 0 . 0 .141010. Ibm 4.1•41, • ' Xs. Whistler ; witness agreed with dm Solotibarte pradts were a the rtheipts made by Mr. Whistler's payments qoarssrly,to wits's* *eh piynionts,ised beim MIL A • By Mr. SRISIIIT.--Witedsa mid Sheriff Therpe *aro of different polidusi.splaiess ; bat they'evestually agreed is re jeoting Mr. Pool's ithwert from tborpsool. By Mr. PkiMNIGETT.—He could ma-say whether be or Sheriff Thorpe-4nd suggested Mc. Pool's reginties. It was in I consequence °frame emaphiat from Peel • lot be could not may eased, what the complaint was. 114 maid not say that ' Mr. Pool complained of a branch of peasnice. he was nut sere that Sheriff Thorpe had promised to plaesPoel ow the parted.— Prom what he bad Mace learned ha believed that rod bad re • 1 mired each a proedse. Mr. Mansfield wee called and esainined at length. His les- Amway treat to spew that the jury was on ibis ocaasiom fanned as y. do isomm timaitioas ;. bad knees imitaoths of persons applying to he pat la grandjuries. The jury on this occasion was as respectsibli ea oo former trials. Mr. Carpenter, one of them, ^ was a violable,. Mr. Amber, another *Ahem, was Gene:sly a osooilistarr ma. Should net know as Orammisam if he saw ire. C“4 ortgany that Mr. SlierilThriaps was sa Oranganna. --. .Witneas wouldisaye couidered itlriproper to pot any 'nth 'tt "hal on the panel who bad said be would throw out a bill.— . Mid keens Roams Catholics on grand *Me. but there were imam as this jury. The Motes* thee withdrew. . . . c.d. BARRY wished now to seara.dtet be was about to c all sow of the.grand jury, and to omission diem, but as they were m ew S. athersy es to certain mato% ilk thought they shoeld 'fos'orsiiiissli that they atom ass board to answof ally question Ailisb they did sus think proper. ..,.diosibis 'tins a tang ermeslibnea took place. It g tbat limited, the gators would be .object to ' • aims osisioatiosa as caber iotiadioale were. Ansi. a tang ~ r vorsabs• tbis quotas , ' was peolpleted till to-morrow, odd ed. Dory said be isissidlprososSmith Miser milmesees. if Um liveilijory abeeili otprot in wremem. • • i Sir 11. W HITMO E was allied in and a:endued by .Col. harry—Was est ea Oi anginas. bat • friend tothecilittion—, ! recollected the proceeding of the rand Joey with respect to these bills.—There was impiety Luelleig,e-The object of every' thee appeared to be to diroberge Isireety fairly—heard • report jb.t Sheriff Thorp% had said be had an Orange Jury in hie r . eket ; had othversation with the Sheriff—mud if be modal 'Uwe seen the lewd reason to believe the htheid hid dome so, 'he would not bees meted am mammal on the -Jury. and he told ibis Iboriff so. In mower to quearione pat by different members, the witness said lie was one of dims Who held la reverence the memory of King William. It had boss oval to Otiose the Status; sod dimes* believed the rim et the dintree.oliginated la the irri- Wawa .used by the Government preventing that *comatose Whited plum, those other witaesscs were etantined, sad at the usual hour the Hawse rimmed. The Chairman reported progress, And 08. lathed leave se sit again. The Mbar orders were then disposed er, and the House, adjourned. TNIIRSDAY. MAY 8. 'W. H. SUMNER, fur se bun. member (Mr. Martin, we be- thews pro Aleit eallleeday he should reeve for leav e to bring its d INR Itibbolish rahlutts, pnyiag fur the abolition of slavery in the British dominions, were presented from Leicester, Salisbury. Pem broke, Hull, and from I other place*. They were read, and severally ordered to be printed. Mr. DENNISON presented 'petition from Epsom, praying fur a repeal of the coal duties. Ordered to be printed. Trate BYSTEM..- Mr. JONES presented a pelitin from owners and occupiers of last( in Pesionskeshire. as the subject of tythes. Mr. fIUME called the particular attendee of die Moose • sad the clergy is general, to the character of this pedant. it 000- Viilled • moat liberal proposition, the 11.110 fibersl prevent* that he had yet heard :--the petitioners hid not desire to effect the nteents of existing clergymen—they offered to bey of she tythes, after the riteof 2d !ears' purehnse.—(Hear.)—Pclition ordered to be printed. Laid ALTHOR PE presented a petition from Looglitveroinim, praying for a mare summary and cheap 1114,11 e of recovering mall debts. The petitioners, ainagst other Wogs. mentioned the fact, that an individual, iu panne' at that wins for tbe recovery of a smell debt of El. had bras sobjeeted is mak coats to the anent of 901.—kliear.)—Petities steered Se printed. Mr. BIRCH presented a pet ition from Nottingham (we believe) praying for dm enthrals of slavery in the West (*diem pie did mat know what might be the views of the.. Who•wegod forward this question. He was considerarly insprested in Went India property ; and Omagh be would not state what none leo Mould purseepon the approaching datiesseies,imosaid wag hot °bairn that many exaggerated materna, lied get slimed cossetted with this ,sestina. Mr. DENMAN spoke is Anew of tar abohlion of ohnemy. as prayed for by the paßtres. Its pi - Maple, he thought, not/ not be disputed • sot that the numbie of Waves had diminished since the ebolitien ef the stave trade Mr. SYKES wished to see the abolition carotid, the= did sot desire to view it ear* by deamen; bit the House never to beget, that every moirung 04,000 solpeibe roes, and wen denied the boaelta of British law. Mr. P. GRENPELL shoo opeke is BMWs of the Mme' Pa ordered to he panted. • Mt CA aLit.r.—Mr. HUMS prowled r :1411011111611111111'. Carlilm sow oualined is Dorchester jail, for tbehtlele• famine of the Haase, as the term of his imptiereemest had' pired, and as he was how confined on accuantaf the expected that the Govenuriert before this time "maid havehe terfered. The hes. member spoke amply is fines earaile's gamma eliansetor; declaing that be wise& strimphir7 father she lissisawd, sad an eseellest wrighheor. In 1610, dia gietitiolior was driven to greet *tenth aid that helmet -a .ilowilloo of Sherwite's pamphlets. Eentaally the palliderne pordasse d the Aapieler. and coded it the Mmesthean.--111st so &Snail wash to ail that, and to *peas of Paises.thoologioal writings. he oosid not sal his intertidal. of Itilk-eilbedgb it had bees meet araspianossly advertised. Soak bowomm. wee she elect of the promposteens, that be mild that edifice, and own afterwards another edition of 11,000 copies; when bib 4111 1 / 4 t was pennon& dm Beforeii•as nee to 15,000; sod dfcallsee Dwarf, alter* preeentioe of the anther, nee front a titer huadreds to 12,000. That was the •••••111•••• of as nor aeon and anjust a system. He theacomplaned of *bodge's intension' of *defenses as sow sat: unwarrantable donnas; esdl the sante of the pedantries peoporty. dl tin hooka on the premises. es well as the lihets, when wen hapt fee than Weald tbe years. Was sot that a monstrous proondingt country hive borne like catmint towards Meows. Rivi the religion booksejers, ifthey had ben foam d guilty r i p: l tr & -. lishiag irreligion libel f What would the Hone have said of the seieure or 13,000 volumes, sad the keeling of Mena for three years? The petitioner sold, had the SWIM ben left, ex eeptlarg the alleged ideas. it world have produced . near 1.0001. Thmlease of his house was sold. his eensole Mated oat.; ylid aitere this acting the petitiner was still reeked to pay Sues ware anon of LAOS. withal tome. SO theamenat d 101. Me agreed with Ihepatitimare,4bst he wee plasod•ia as OWL' • 'opted 'Wailing ; that ho bud been eienttly {grind qf pro ,porte ; and that he was atilt kept. in acatedy, although ihe term of his imprisonment expired . is December last. lie pre miumd the petition with the contain thit it merited tbe N issan of the House. The SOLICITOR GENERAL sad. that the libel 4.whieb Mr. Csrlile had hen fond gsJty tie i before been rgyeatadly prosecuted and punished. As to tai defeats, Mw Cedile's was one of ninekable leagth. It was int ose-ofevidoweie—#t was one of address to the jury, Oa the first day lir. C.onamenard his address at eleven in the morning, and eontiond till ten at night (bear) ; the next day he renamed et tee and mootinned till seven ; and on • third day, he again begat at tea o' eras arid closed his derma** at sve o'clock. (Hear, hem.) Mr.Cu • o 111. thus proireend, sad when brought my for Atavism. !read dressed the Court at greet length, but wither/I imerruptioe.— As to the seinre of the property the Geveranseat bad sulking to do with it ; the prosecutors applied foe the wait. and it oras competent to Mr. Carlile to resist it. Mr. Sheriff Parkins - ImA the writ, and had executed it.; and before they rent to Milo. Mr. *tattle essiwined all the works seised, 40,000 volomes, and all that could be sold out of that number, fetched nay brit. As to the Meopaoity dike prisoner to pay the fusee, the boo. nonlife lied spokes of the vast number of copies sold, and tionequemly there moat hate been immenie receipts. Mr. LEN NA RD condemned the excessive pusialimeot and sad the enormous fines that were heaped on this wretched man Such proandiugs were &monist the bad sites of the tines. Mr. 11.1JME, is reply, said, as to the works soli, it would be recollected the produce was eapeaded la Mbar wake ; it became invited is stook.; thit Moak nat osisidnind "yet the hues werereqeired, as if air. Catlile had sold it sad got the money. kir- PEEL thenglit die recegoisanotalied sot howl eitor , d. He should olijeet to the priming of Wit petition, as dre margin tit onetainit nano reinesscos to hooka declared The House of Common was out Outs to be made the v e hicle to ci. culate the emaJeused and selected libels *1 60,000 volumes. Mr. 11U3IF. said, it could be printed without the ntareast Mat eme me. Mr. PEEL was against this course ; it wee sot for the House thus to mutilate documents. Petition ordered to lien the table. Mr. Home Ann* he &liquid reserve to himself the opportunity of hereafter moving that the petition be printed. air. HUSKISSON presented a patties from the bakers of Liverpool, prsytog that the Loudon Bakers' Act should by ex terled to Liverpool. Mr. OREN FELL observed, that it would be maid to maks such act general. Politico ordered to be printed. (For containing use page 150.) .