The National Register. — London, England, 1814-06-12 00:00:00

JUNE 12. ' T 1 Mi . ff I the of the currency, awl hoped he would at ''e s 8011. e early da., move for a Committee to rousider the subject. From the load of taxe:4 wider wlf.eli the nation laboured, he thought it would he impossibte to permit a free importation without giving the foreign importer a decided ailvantqe over the corn grower in this comoy. Lord LIN ER POOL spoke also in favour of the Bill. Lord HA onwicuE gave te,tice that mi Friday lie shonld move foi a C•unmittee to investi.ate the subject of the Corn Laws, and moved that thee House be summoned. Ordered. WEDNErD Y, JVNF. 8. Lora DONOLIGHNIORE preAetited the Catholic Petition. and after sonic remarks it, horn t•evcrat Peers, it was laid on the tat)le. lIICR;;DAY, JUNE 9. IL. Bills on the table were forwarded through their respective stages. rnintv, JUNE 10. FOR EIGN TROuN. The ltirgilis of LANsnow sic rosy tq put a que.ti:ln respecting the foreign iroops which wt rr Aiortly expvcted to arrive thy' mutiny, Ile wished 1.1 ‘‘ll,•ther it was intended, previously to their landing, to iniike any c io Pariiisinent on the stibieet ? The entrance *lf f.aleil.pt (plops —y-0f Ift)(.ls9 nut under the of Pailianient, into this counirl, hats a ltsaes b een looked on with great jealousy. Tile E kr! of Li v Pont. :And, that no foi A:7.i troops had yet landed, Ault thi,t he on Aloliday I ave to nrdi.• a communication on iiiie siiitiect to the Louse, by the command ol the l'iittee Regret. CUR N TAWS. The E3rl of fi A RDIV E, iter:Ortillig to hii woke, rose to eilve for The appointment of a Committee, to enquire into the state of the Corn Some conversation re•peetin t ' the words of the motion took place be tween the E u•I• of Lauderdale, Ilaidw.cke, and Grey, 81. e Lord Chan %ccllor and the Mercptis of binidowne, and the Duke of Athol, the mo unt] was by agreement thus worded--flint a Committee he appointed to enquire into the gate of the growth, commerce, and consumption of Cons, and a4l the haws relating thereto. The Lout) CH %NCEI lon approved of the motion ns thus winded, Anti said, that he never knew any question on which the public mind via- going more ►long than on the subject of the Coro Laws.-11ution Cat tied. A. the Petitions on the subject were referred to the Committee. CORN EXPORT BILL. Imo , t 1 If A P TCK E n,u Jed the Order ot the Day for the commitment of the Corn Export Bill, SrA '; et , . objected to the Bill, because a Committee had just bet-ti app. isotti to enquire into the subject on, wh:cli they were then :.111-(1 to It was a mockery to appoint a Committee, if it wit% iptetoled to legi.late hefure-hand. SrA o p propos( dan amendment, which was negatived, and the Bill gone throurth the Committee, was reported by Lurd VON, tic Cimino:to, withmit otnemtment. On the of the L.,rl of IL t, the Bill was ordered to be read a third (nue on Illonda7, -!.ti the Lords to be summoned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, JUNE 6. Tarrense numbers of petitions wet e presented against alterations in the Corn La , s. he Windr was oc..upit d three hours in hearin , them, andtht'yaccinn.ilated ..tch it literally became necessary to duty them out at inte..vats in a sack, which was procured for the pit Lord CAsTi..E.ltrAntf preened at the Bier the Copy of the Treaty of Pea e and A , nity loctsvei., ins anttni: and Mo-• Christian Majesties so ! trn.d at Paris ot., tte ;tit.lt u 4 Nta3, it 314 }I s Lordship, on entering the lhtise, was rt.cei.ed with t:,ree tristinct rounds of applause. Mr. 'V Lat.' It iolte.e. expressed his so tow at the articie relative to the itinbed ron.inuation ut the Slave T;erle. I,..tri CA.; rt.i - e; u suit!, tout every vtfort h 4.1 been 'lied to effect thfr wiih 4 a th e lion. Gehtlettrtn. He had noth , nitv to - state, thot his MPljestv the Eropcior ut Rt'st:/ .va *r.fiSt Rriv•.nus for the abo in:on ot th• arid n s;onia• di-p •sition e"iisted on the phrt of the Empi•ror t t Au -tila n:10 Ku Tienty was ur dt:red to b.- into c.:,n-ideratiiot utl riidvt se'!eing:n. The CITA of the } xcii } i tiftor it few prefatory obser vations tc - .l' tilt•Ycti pCtilltth) Fcsen,ed the bub- E NATIONAL REGISTER. jest of the Cori) Laws, should be referred to a Siiect Cufainittee, on . g deb .ts en-ued on this motion. WESTV uN supported it, but regretted the erroneous ri..ws of t porration B• 11 that had gone abroel, and censured toe 'nation& assumption that the measure would enhance the price of bread. Mr. 112 st thought the Committee unnecessary, and that its appoi.it merit would raite the price of bread. Mr. LoNo Wst.t.vscia was in favour of the motion; he contended that the tituatit.n of the farmer required such a measure ' whose rent by no means bore a proportion to his other expences. lie did rio. think rents at all exurhitant. • Mr. P. GRANT, Mr. Tuoasyrow, and others, spoke in favnur of the Ccannittee; Lord A. liardl LI om and Mr. Pnit.t.rrs opposed it. Mr. IlusaissoN said, it was an egregious and dangerous error to suppose that paices cou!d return to what they were oeiore the war. What were the permanent charges before Op: war compared to what they %veil. now ? Then they were only 16 :%illions annually, and now our peace estabit.hiut nt must be !warts to 60 than 50 The dear gain t kind-owner was 1169 now that it lind been in 17'92, andjit was impossibla to return to the permanent prices that had hem bettae the war. The price ei bread could not now be much less than double what it was at that per:..d. In order to satisfy the pctitieners, and to do justice to the Mgricuitival interest, he was in fa vour of inquiry by a Committee. —After further debate, the House divided--Por toe Committee, _173 , against it 67; majority Itl6. The. Cu INer.t.i or. of the Exeta; ;I;ER then moved the further eon sideratiln ot the report of the C.;fll Import BA, this flay three weelis-- 41 which Gen. G. scolo £ moved that the report be taken into further c.msideratinn thi4 (illy six mouths. The nrieinal qns,tion Wes neva lived, and the amend:neat carried. For the Amiquituent 116; agaiu.t. it 11)6; majority 10.--The all is therefore lust.—Adjvurned. TUESDAY, JUNS 7. The Order of the Day was read for going into a Committee on the Apprentice Laws Repeal Rill, but the House being counted. there were only VT Members present; an adjournment of course took place. 'WEDNESDAY. JUNI'. R. A new writ was ordered to be ioued ter Woodstock, vice tiv. lion G. Eden, now Baron Auckland.. The Hackney Poor liill was lost by b 2 against :;9. OR the motion of Sir J C. lIIPPISLEY, the Irish proelamatiou for dissolvinz the Catholic hoard was agreed to be laid before the Boise.—Adjourned. THURSDAY, JUNE 9. Lord A. HAMILTON gave notice, that he would, on Wednesda% next, move tin a Committee to inquire into the capacity 4,1 the MALI:, so resume cash payments. The Apprentice Repeal Rill paßsed through a Committee. Mr. Mvriturti said, that midtrstantliN no ineasm es iltld 1)(12/ taken ti alleviate the situation of her Ro,ml Ili2line , m the Pritlcr-.4 of Wales, he would feel it his duty, unless something was done befi.: , • l'oesday next, to move. That the letter of her Royal Highness Ls) the Speaker, be taken into consideration.—Adjourned. FRIDAY, JUNE S. LORD COCHR %NE AND MR. C. JOHNSTONE. Mr. BjwitnitEsp rifler a !Ilion converstation with the SpPakp and the Ai!orney-Genural on the toms to be observed in institutior any proceeding founded on the conviction of the parties coneerta.,.l in the Stock Exchange Fraud. gave. notice that un Tuesday he would move fur a copy of the conviction. LORD HILL. The CHANCELT.OR of the EXCHEQUER having intimated that i• was intruded to propose rendering the Annuity nerprtiial, of confining it to the two next hei.s of the :.resesit posseAsor of thr title, moved the further consideration of the Report ut tae mittee on Lord Hitl's Annuity Bill. Mr. WYNNE moved that the Bill should be re-committed. On the question being put, Mr. WYNNE agreed to v.tiodria Amendment, and Rte Rrsoluticn was carried %%About division. Lord P.ai.mcns roN prapoird that Friday writ should oe• tixo' for taking in io roih4tletattoa the Ai toy listimaie.. Mr WHIT tilt FAO : toilets to know whether it wits the inten!i,i• II • Al. itfr•tors to Wing t:own the pet?ei) rehttin4 to thr 11 e..t tied on at Chatillons. Lie also wished t.. knov, were tEL d,-p:ot.s:ANtia of the late LioverGicteut ut Fiduch with ► rbptet t-- i3cC't to • I • • • )