The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

tke• day alter 1.1 wititrow. (Heal.) The Speech was 'kitty 11l log kid a satisfactory stadeusesol of the coutery. There a. is. Eiji-VAS Cr* uuledressed, //e well as vinLtliunt of the Coitdituti 111 l ; and they ought to be first ton-iolerre. (Hear, hear.) Besides thice violations of the Constitution, Ilke mieters had Main playing all sorts of tricks with the currency; and the salcuies weir by those tricks and hills rased toe shair e to bring in such a bill us to I aise, in .face, their arm income.. The change of the cerrency had affected all private affairs as aril us public dealings. If they WQl'l! 11111 aw.,re of site consequences, theft they a ere most incompetent twat. nut the Manistee' were :insertable for that 111111.01 r, 5.,,t1 it. cometieners. (Hear, (sear.) As to Ile blale sit lieland. the Ministers seemed to forget that beyond a fellatio burnt, soles log ceuld not be endured; nod that the Un.un, ado %loch the geoltlemen of Ireland had been duped and rroi,e. lord rasher been a measure of separni init. Their ion nod 1101 toren kept a ith shut oansii.ry. It alO SIM the 1,,/-11.11 lit a sinss ruble s) bless 0, eltrio-ion. W liy V/ is all DM it nut tore the Ilmite to afford such redress, e hen it was said that etrittiptuitt w tuts ems..lvy was 'milky. pitied to the 1•11.41111110.1 11, 1114..11111 So 11111.efilble the Oat! .•f ati iudu,lnuas and pimple, that a ant of civil *.r was carried on in Ireland to grevent the distil- LI 1111 of a Isiskey.—(ho soilcioal was mot mentioned in the Sot. el., mid yet alas is not mutter of gi iev asei e the prevent stair .if tar hotel* sheuld culls :attract attention? In art the 1.”1..e.11 :111111s-if 14111. was she motor intluence of Millis. lie. tie tom House sold he aus persuaded that a ithonn full .and fetlock% lemons there oh. no hope. (Loud cheers.) Hut, of all rooms., shit called economical" was the aunt " wild :to I tbiooao •" There wen- now, in hitt. hut two important p .ttielhat %Mel; was for reform, and that *tech Was for cons Carl ups ion. lie would always call for A 1001111 of that following the example of the K0111:111, a loi was e'er rallinK for the denriret• of CAP. t hoi.e, lie a total d lure uo opporl 1111 l ty 111* (km:11111111g it raid tit of the Collialosib House Of Pllllll4lll. en. (Fleur, hear.) He concluded with assivimg the post imminent of the corerdei anon of tne Speech till she day utter 1.1-111111111*., Mr. 11011110 USE areiresed the tomesiolment, also ur_isog the neer,. I, sif istlindrise stale for she emisideliktion of the bprech. There was talk of reducoion in the army, hut slid the loosened commissions prove that 61/Cis testurt 1111 l Was begun? As to the desire of some persons to wish it to he believed teat there were individuals a leo desired to overturn Ike Oaverreiseut, that laugu.ge mould tuna deceive no 1111 e; the people did nut fear tile revclutimiary plunderer, they feared ,he person in the el ipe of a tax-gutherer.—(Hear.) Tor peop e knew Mho were to be feared; it was the r- or mous es eendsture to support corium 111 l .—(llear, hear !) ir (spews relations were not a guljert of oimratosiai ion ; Ines pence was not %t rot could lust. The trealmeht of the (neck*, in particular, was 161.11.1 1.11,,i11at Hr repealed that to echo" the Speech, as they arse de-iord to do, was a force $ it ou.iit to be first consid, red, t lierefore delay was requa te. He hoped the him. Baronet would ere* his UM' .nn; the forms of PAIii:1111 111 111711( 111 he soinained. Mt:, GRA TTAN wee glad 11..11 11'..1411.1 had attracted i'l.• as, eo, %%inch It had emir' the discussions of the There was a viol deal of doirres.s, of gorionilPfar I ion, but there was not olisilleetion. Ireland was reviled WI arelllllll tit its selimiom mist by its la x•; and *as slim a 1,1411. of (I-overtimes'. that ought to Now our I In Ir• .4...1 she race ot fatnters %as gIIIIC, the race of gentry wit,. voinst ; these wele the calallities aphislit which thr y 11.1,1 to gsms .1. The Al•ipsib LONDONDERRY vrould trouble the Hostile very shot sly. As to post mieemetit, if all tear ques tions were to be srp•rotely mosselered hotline They mitred to the Address, they should moose this day three 111.:111116 rather than Thu sashay. On that day, Ito* ever, •110.1111 111 C Ad. 111,1 be agreed tu, he should cad tar. pas Ocular atten tion of the House tunic state of Ireland. (Hear, hirer.)— On Friday. (Jr Cl the bee gof next week, he shouted direct thesr attention to the lather part of the Slier. it, re garding the difficulties ol agnekilink e. (Hear, hear.) At the latter end of She next week the Cuauecihor of the Earhepiet wuula using lArtvarsl the Officers' Stiller - slam olio. alien lie would advert su Ihe savings that had been effected. His toroistop assured the House, that the 1110/4 1111151.111,1 attention 11.111 stress directed to carry 11110 Cleat the lue uses ly expressed wishes of the House, to cause every pmednie saving; and lie thought the House Mould Le 4... wed Of shell tact when they should have heard the I, thine. liar of the Ear loopier. This aonla be a notch better t missy to pursue, to take the matter separately, than to al:, ee Io floe de suggested by 1111:H1/11. Mr. HUNK asON vi 1111 l iit vole agmost Ilse Address, bes•aoce lie most in the eat hest instairce protest against the adoptrai in regime iulre.tisir. Atter some tortoei di-mission, the Holm, divided on Sir F. isintsichneut. lie numoria were—For it, .55---.1,e4i.0t it, tau —‘l:tjou sty Atmissys 11.124. Mr. ft U...1E aft et-*41.1. two. Alatl moved aos amendment on the &tat ess, weal, Isla his Majesty Met the llonse awns, adopt all puto-itilo .11,1,111 Vs ur team:shoo, that, in fact, they auillot pursue Menus, that sbouol AVILIW 0 a reline twit tot tea/4110th The 111t111111.4 supported tins aii•elld1110111 Mllll 1-1460141 V 411"1.111,. ul 1111 n111114'1..1 Allllllllllll of the I'olllllry, %maiming isto those topics to a Niels hr mote partiesslnsly tallesisleil lu days t ilie Attention of the House tug 'tie .es-ion. lire CN ihiCELLOit of the EXCHEQUER, in rfply, 1.11111.11111,$ and sielesolest sloe emits sierlateil sheaves..r foe tar 11•61111,.141) rcliet al ego leloollire. 1011 On 1ir...81,01.-cl Of a ream,. ot train 1111 l ass it 141% adopted mill doe regard to eke•lsise thierr. 5, such trmlrlhun *fond he hoore likely to aggravate thin la intestate the sintering' mid (balconies ot toe pool. Mr. CA I.CRAF r lioneakett the idea that a redaction of teaming' wood age...vete the distil...lr. 01 the working Classes. There ads id1of;11.1V1t. 1111 l M 11111.4. 11.1'11 errors the While of Sims House, that a outol tie 64:1.1111t111 II used Wally Warr place in the kniutions. Alter flume twitter 111.1C11%.1011., in %Melt Mr. Itrnsegliatit, Sllr Bathurst. Lord Palosers'on, Sir E. Kdatconoll, and others. hark 4 11.11, the Hosew divided. Fur Mr. Noose', amendment. PV —For die original met dregs., 17 I —Meiotic), let ininotersi, Wolk. 01.4,04,..e were r %eluded. we 1111,1011141111 Mr. Woottiate gas '• 14.1111• P of a 111.1101114 Monday next, on lee present stair of iii. 1'011:.11). A.1.1.41*.cia a a 'wetter before one o'clock. Wrl)SrliaA Ire ICH. 6. Tier Svataus.o ine t.a.. tour k. rind lun ar. flea OM 1 , I.• g 1 , 1 4: in lone, I tint •oisl 3i usiot *err ',mew, Or de 14m.! sisal IMP TI:) mu) Y, rem Z. Mr. All. %VIE) ....L 116611 a en. ,4„e be tut w.irtlad As tr • , f.... 1 1,.,.. 1,111.0 IteUlL uu ill Wiled •il/Chattel etie.e.ce. A4u THE NATIONAL REGISTER for a copy of the unegibtraies of Suineesetshire's report on the Name hohjet I. Mr. LENNARD cove notice, that on the 22d inst. he shouldt .übiseit a motion respecting the e xpenditure of the civil list. Mr. DAWSON moved for the last report of the vaccine bn ird.—Ordered. The usual standing orders for the sessions, for com•uittees on ft halm!, privilege, etc d to. 0 the motion that no petitimui fur private bills be re reseed after the 22J lust. Mr. RUM E c pluiiird of the shortness of the period. Tile SPEAK ER alt.erved, r had the usual time was allowed —it was according to a order of the Howe. which order provided that e.uch petitions shunt.' he presented about fourteen days after the sessions commenced. That was the standing order; there was nothing novel in the terms of the motion. Mr. LOCKIIART 1140 thought the time too short, espe chilly under the particu or riicuitistaores of the counto, its those who alight wish to apply for enclosure hills would he ansiaus to know what course the parliament was likely to pur•ae. 'rue SPEAKER added, that such order never prevented the yr e,entatioa of petitions tor leave to pleat ut pt titions. ;blast 6666 agreed so. it was also agreed that no private hills should he received after the SI 5 March ; Nod uo cepuils of such bills afier the Ifith April. NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL PETITION, . Mr. COKE nor to presents petition from the iso r , and orc Solders of land io the comity of Norfolk—Ai county in which agriculture WilS carried on at less expense, and in which mole corn was grown on poor land, than in any other rat of the kiogdons. Ile aas sorry to say that the stair of the comity,in consequenee of th .driiression of the agricultu ral interest, was of the insist lstrt-breaking description; and to no man OW that ciactonstunt e give more more pain than to him, who bad spent the greater pall of his life in endear soul nig to inipi iiVe its coedit •un. The labour %Inch lie bad devoted to thst purpose had been his pride and delights It was dreadful to behold the distress and alarm which per vaded every pail of the county. The requisition culling apou the Sherd' . of the county to convene the meeting at which the petition he held in his hand Wits agreed to was bigot d roily by the yeomanry; and he believed that a more r. spectable body of men d.d taut exist. He was dictated to Delo ye (altlinuAle his honourable colleague would pet hads be better isithroned upon that point) that the requisltion aas signed by persons who had to sly been supp.•ri rs uf Go ve 11111 l eta, and bud onsoanted, perhaps to the propartiOn of three out of five. Those persons who had formerly been the approrers of ministers, acre now conviiiced of their error —perhaps relut tautly ; but distress had a share an bringing them to their present sthle of mind. The county of Norluls, Ire a as proud to say, ass the first to set the example uf lie 'iig parliauirsit•—aa exatuple which had heels, and lie trusted a (mid sibli be, followed by other counties, until the) had all brou,;ht their compluoms before the legislature. lie hop .d to heal toe public %twee re. don Hiss subject 11 111 n 411 quarters of the country. Unless there should be an uoo oo nor both Whess and Tarter, unless 111. , ettuaary hen le men on both sides of the 1 forts, the total destruction of tl.e agricultural interest must etime. (Hear, hear, from bora sides ) Toe 111.101.011 pray rd for ecouotny and le for in. It described the distress a loth existed, and a hien mild sisal be denied ; and declared that la za.ichs, overt* heltuing min all devouring to ration, aim the eau cot that at.stress. The petition prayed fur the redact of taxes, p•rticularly of those which were imposed upon salt, malt, leather, candles, and oilier o. ce.sitsy entitles of coil. stott l ai as, alllell would Mimd the country relief 0 the amount of five mall, one, without any real ii July to the evc nisei flow astonished ttttt st the country lie to hem the derla raiioo or the Clisuce.lor of the Est:lnver, that he lemosal of any lac would he an aggravation of the estnting distress. Graze loos God! At a time when the people flour 111 e roil of the country to the other wire pi.ohoolie of disitc.as, With the p Ou.s of which the table of that house annul Wall groan —.it such u Lint, wale they to be told by u hard• hearted aiid callous Government, tan the first day of the ses-ion too, that they were to meet nu relief, and that tied' Ciiiiiplititits w ould he disregarded? Ile dot not suppose that th_ petit was of the p. opt.- would be stiei•deil to by that lloor,e, Out he cer tainly dot lint expect to bear Vint doctorate µll nyei.ly avowed Torre had hero persons who looked Oil to that ll.nee as it land of mgrs corrupt as it was, pr, d gate its it au, (loud cries of •• Older.") It was known to he SO. (Giles of 0 order" and " chair." The SPEAKER. rose, and observed, that he would be the last person to interior with the espies, ttttt of tile se m illlelllo 111 a mein•ier of t l .tlbionic, lie did not lcel him.rrt called to do so by :111 unlit times duly. II.• was convinced th:rtu inioneut's rellectidii mould SliuW the I 'Belittler that he oad trans grr.sed the Itinits of fair denote. r.COK B apologised for having sa.d a hat is as considered iiithro i rei. Ile k .ew that he was %calm, and it aas natural that he should lie as. 1.1 was miner:amt.!, however, 'ILA the void , a ere nut I.kely to attain redr. as from that Iliouse.— ( Gear, hear.)—The ratit would minors better t spi min the vats c , loch he cub named alb r. 4 ,,aril to (11 , !C0 11 * 11111- (11/11 1111i1: 1 t thou-e, than he could n 111 1 , 1 .11. I tstated that reireocament would 11111111101 towards the relief of all daises attic commuudy ; and lie must remind them, that altioniga on 0000000 uthale member or the House \tr. II 51.11 )111{d bIIIIWII .1191 sessii.ii Ili It 11111 V Wits 1/11 btanru 111 tar raprsidilUle, either foriiign nr dome-tie, to a hieli rein , 111111 troglit um he y. t I it ge majorities had ultra), het, found to reject ra t s " rieteline," scud the i ietatioerrs,•• it is our decoded 13111,1C111 1 11, tI sat Ire col ;apt Wool drucuveStale or the representation is the true source of the prevailing dis tress, and that until I Ile 111,/,.11 . as he twit) reprissentedin pathaerrou, no rcliei is ill he espected." Vise 1 . nienitier for Root (Sir E. Knatchouti) had 'inked told the house, 111 pretty plain terms, tar other day, that no user-are could ars. t eed th .t nick did not originate with intuits ters—a mecum tam e, of correctly stated, witieli cud out surprise aim a h. It sir stile:led on prisons whit hod silo...two of profit and esaulament Ilse his (S.r Kiiiitcoliuli%) —Toe Ina, neut. courlutled by itgaiii begoin4 pardon of tin- House Vise had mid tiny Whig not quite V.0114:1111. diary. (Hi isc.) Up-in she gut-dim, tom she petit he Wrought up — Sir E. KNA ICtilith..L said, be Heller 01,5511 to deny that any member had thi• l iO6l to utiainate aby tuessmr, bnl hr held that alter ministers had announced the inten ts, n of bringing torwotil some measures tau the Alltijeet, it was nut right prey manly to press tan the IlUtise tll indited prOpOstllolo4. As to the petititio, he ailitiittcd the vslent and ttttt it) of thy distress, and if tranisicis brought forward any useful measures they should have Ins support.—(Hear.) Mr. BROUGHAM urged that lie hail been entitled to make louse curaisueuts a Inca lie pressed tau a homer tacit his; and what bid been said had out changed his seats- meats. After all that lie bad heard, he could not hot repeat his conviction Hoot lie had +ice:lrately sepoesented the hon. gentleman's sentiments 011 a former eight. Mr. WODEHOIJSE spoke in favour of pail of the pe tition, and said he thought there ought to he some imme diate iedueti11115......(1 I ear, hear I ) A repeal of the malt tax was prayed for, but lie thought these might be redoes ti )))) s that would be mote agreeable and Ilietul to the CI ttttt try. The petition closed with n prayer for 'Ann,. He could not say how tar lie agreed i e that player, fur lie could not understand what the reform was that was wasted. As to the observation of the hoes. ineitiner (Mr. Duke) that lie for one would not deceive° bus consti tuents, did he 014'411 to apply that observation to any par ticular individual? Mr. LOCHAIt l' thought those who desired to promote the interests of agtictsliiii e, since Whigs anti Tories sere so likely to defier on the subject, would do well not to burden the question with the subject of refuse. state of agriculture was ealamitous, but ',sires ought to be restored to something like an equilibituiti. Was it right that the same takes awl eipeniliture shuuld i.e con tinued in a currency so mate, ially changed? Ike did out attribute the evil to the callousness of ttt i t miters; lie be lieved shoe they felt the difficulties, 111 Id were 11111‘10116 lu • correct them; but what lie leased was, that they were wrung in Melts and a laugh.)--if they ihey did not take a mole gid view of Nn' slide of the country, lie was ainireltviisive that their difficulties would go on indeasing, and dint the effects would hereafter suddenly and disastruesly buss: out the 111411011. lint 110 lett Ilbsllled that these acre some classes who west nut willing le become the vassals of the crow II and its ministers. Unless, however, ag! ieulture WAS protected, the public credit was rot scrota. Mr. LUSHINCTON thought if some hon. members hail been present iris a former evening they would not have described the government All has el•heisitest, and callous, and as decidedly against all seduction uf taxes.--(Hear, hear ! trout the oppusitioiii.)—}le thought that the Hausa ought to wait and hear a hat acre the reductions awl ameliorations contemplated by government. Mr. HUME was glad to hear this explanation.—From it he augured snuck ; he saw by it Coat 4o hours had pro duced ls change in the goers •sit, aided by the bell. meweds of members it' that House; lie now believed that ministers would be compelled to sauna to a reduction of the fazes.—(Loud dicers.) The petition was then read, and ordered to lie on the table. A message front the Lords requested that the appeldis to the report on the state of agile:titular sliuuld be com municated to the ir Lordships. On the niutioti that the report of the address on she King's speech he be ought sip, Mr. LIIKWEN rose He said that the doctrine that the Address did not pledge members to any particular line, was not so well lerstuod to the country as to that House ; and lie thee chore begged that he ini6lit not be considered as not devisning that his Majesty's sloe. eh was so defident 011 many particulars. On the Civil List these might have been somethilig sold, and that would have sii proseeled the tiotice which had bets. given (by Mr. Len staid) that day. The truth was, the ministers did not seem to know what really were our difficulties. They must senoutice their currency, or prices must (.0111C duo. and keep down; gentlemen must no mole look for k:,11 prices. (Hear, hear, hear.) As to the fist 111110011 S II soi ling scheme, it was fellaciuus ; those who had SC61111:001 10 give. could obtain money without the aid of the tioveiii latent. then slid tile ministers mean to trod money to those who had no securities to offer ' There 1111111 be . I qulat tax at lull Oil l . llllllCd and landed p rope sty —a nitwit wet they could nut contiune to fulfil their eIIOgCIIIOIIIS I.e Wolliii 11'01111i molly pet s.ins, that load the notolity and gentry waived malty ut those privileges en ezeiiiptiun, which they laid claim, some of the consequences of the Fortich revolution would hove beet' avoided. He was friend of lielorin; and w teethes . it was soon obtained or nut, he felt assured that there vide those ill the country alio would nut be stettited from 110illg their dilly. flie s rigs of the people of Eioglauil, as Nell as 40060 et Its laud, must he reds essed. Tue Report Wil3 611C11 brought up, lead, and agreed to, and it was ordered to be presentee] to lies Al ijr , iy. Lord LOIIIiDONDLItHY ',testified copies of curres pOlideliCe mn tree state of irelaild. from Lord Wellesley to the Hume Secretary of State.—Ordered to be 1/1111(C0. STA'L'E OF IRELAND. Lord LONIJONVEktItIi then rose putsuant to notice. The task which he had to perform was of a most li4llllol minor, but such was the 'agency of the case, that lie fit' impelled to Wing the question iretore tile lionse w the aliselite 01 SUMS' light non.liteuds (Mr. Peel, arc.) What lie should propose, on the express solicitation vt (la Load Lirsit• nani, as the only effectual istraiss tit sisrpi.ssing ilia rebellious insurrections, was to I rile* the 1.0111 I eralUil Act, and to suspend, as far as Irk land was eimrs 'nest, o hat Was called the ilatiras Corpus Act, .s tiloaded persons suspet tad of trei4lloll, fie should also piveuee that Ibt y proceed all possible dispaicit, auJ lual tskey cositswir lull the Ist ul August , lie mussed this I .r nail, lief:4llst tie was itllxlrals rasl the pAilininent should noise every Uhll.ol. Uuuly ut Iry long and curt ecting the sosc,•ales. it might ',cilia'''. tie sit Crssal yto prolong the omisectiou Act. As to toe time of passing diem, it was ilk,' finite 11141 they shunid proceed .kilt as Mlle delay as liUssWits. L uefte helliuh Insuriectioik Act was passed its a tail 4;le Sit but lie .outid that It %mild not be possitile to piuceto wIIII so murk rapidiy with the bills wlncli uu* illtrilded 10 piopuse. lt w t ould mit be possible to d o mote, float the state ut the rogrussment ut the bilis, than to tyro at .1 toe bills thiutigh that House to the ruin se ul Ihr evening, dild to have lions cad, fur the Mini' Ilaii•e to-inutru.v. Ile hoped they *mild um cart leiMe frustum..., as nothing could be souse 14141 111 the ellltc•ey 1.11 • the bras. wain sulliii-west 4.11 MI - lA.ld wet e wupau rrurliioll, ar ibe thieLlirallis veils isl i but It was 1101 rebellion 10 of the rat us eiteas 1 .1 mr.pics d cslt; ualed the It sliolarae that ileyealisi pales .1 lilt! 8011111 il %lie%W. 01 td I esislara'a to (ins. sssss rid eild social I And Al %%mud tic l 1111 l e, o 1111 a I ' ll iu h e gira, as II as a serail us. ut plua.drr avid 111111n1ri lue ulster *toe It litigsit 41.10S1rat • 11101 e uupullaut Aspect, pat talking ul II • rligions CrallaCiel. As lu Ille Lutieragiul ) united al I!) light Isom. bar inset, 11.. 'hoped It wmtmJ he Sinn . tess 11I•11 .del alga 111 kir 11151111 C i . (11/11 111 ail 101111 e raises. It *as nut tike a relstilion 11,1'0 uloi.r our tit at somewhat under the guset sssss eat of latr. LII lite eUelilirallr districts, the object of the in v i sible g ore ' meeskt or powe r was ho plunder will at to sssss riles ,to tirsirry regiths gust., uissent, and to deter iii i s whether lands should be let 91 not let. 'llia invisible centrum' was el II ClillfiCt.r 5