The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-07 00:00:00

Oi tnt MURDER OF KOTZRBUE. —... Let es lope that the world is but thinly scattered peer with wretches who can coolly and deliberately plan the murder of a fellow-creature. The incite. smelt to the perpetration of the shocking deed which bas deprived the above personae* of life, was nee. ther the desire of plunder nor booty, nor resent ment for personal injury, nor the gratification of in. disideal malice. It has been produced by what eeeht ever to be discouraged and punished, but yet by that which is capable of some consideration and commis,. ration—Escritusinsn! a kind of phrenziod berievn- e• fence. Let not the Reader startle at this seeming aliens sties of the crime of murder. The perpetrator, in this instance, from the gement, published, considers the act es meritorious. because he viewed the writings of the celebrated KoTecuus as calculated to keep down the spirit of freedom,which has been for some time dif fesiog itself in Germany. The spirit of freedom here spoken of is not that combustion of liberty which has been witnessed to brook oat at limes in the Faelboarg St. Antoine. at Paris, daring the French Revolution, by the hatf concocted and ill•digested sentiments of liberty, published by different Philosopluersand Pa trims at different periods of time; bet that spirit which has been well fermented and purified by the Professors in th► different Colleges of the Empire, and Infused into the minds of the Students, to be disseminated tweeter oolong she well-disposed and reflecting part of the community. An University is can be sus pected of propagating doctrines so immoral as to Si. cite individuals, Students no more than Graduates, to the commission of murder; bet an University may generate sod seeloosly cherish sentiments so hostile to despotism sod tyranny, that its Students might be brought to regard any one who should oppose their sway, as a deadly enemy to mankind ; and a few among them contract that phrensy of resentment against hier,whichCmgagorraConoge imbibed against the funnel MACAT. Them Ideas were pet to paper before the more detailed accounts of the transaction were made known ; but the propriety of publishing them was a matter of hesitation, lest the motive might be mieconeeired. In all ages the poniard and the peironed cop have been had recourse to by the en tho•iast, as well religions as political, in the view of lidding the world of some distinguished enemy to buena,. hied. Indeed, 'retry o► not the enthusiast and the phriwzied have equally sought to remove an object which was suppo.ed 'a stand in the way of some great robin- g.•ed. fiADVISLD'II reason for shooting at She Kona was not that he tied soy personal dislike to she Sovereign. but, as he 'Mimed, he had heard it said over •nd over again Met breed and other fond would Pow he cheap again as lot% as the Km lived, and knowing many silo were starving for want, be took that reed step to procure it for them. Kwroi atta had long beets considered, like our EVIIICL, a renegade to liberty ; awl, like our cove. try ban, he a.. 14 himself for an annuity from s Crowson, (lead. Hie -first wahl,r sentiments were M I much in fay.,er of popular freedom. even to" liberty and equality" in the fullest sense of the words, that it ip a wonder he escaped the dagger of the aristocratic enthusiast. Our Anti-Reformers abused him in every way in properties as his plays we►e performed and translated—la short, it is a wonder some Ger man CHASMOTTE CoanaT bad not 'jailed him es the French IPSO visited Ike Deputy kiwi.. It was after enjoying an uncommon share of popularity, t►at be was per."-,used and banished for his free writings. Since he 1 , 33 vojoyed the notice and the f of Crowned Heads, the t of his conversation sad wriings has been wonderfelly cheeps!, sad the *pillion of sound literary men, on their teetlescy, has been well known and expressed for saw years past, la works from various parts of the Continent. TAP retells of last night contains Pelmets of di,. patches (—in Mr. Ron, British Ambssserior at the Court of il•rlin, annnancing thp safe delivery of the Duchess of CADMIUM' of a Prince, in the city of Merr• tar, in the morning of Friday, the 46th sit. nor Royal Highness and the child were doing as wall 11 possible. The Duchess of Cimino else gem brought to bed of a daughter, at a few &antes past after baptised by the Damn of CIIARLOrni AuGusTA Lootn, according to the tiles •f the Church of England, the infant aspired in this after. soon. The 6=elle also contains a Prot'anodes an. ing the continued Wise of crown-pieces, and in Order in Council dispensing with the exercising of the militia daring the present year. The dividends on Beak stork commenced payment yesterday morning, and the warrants for reduced and ether stock, doe this quarter, have also been Weed Se the bankers. No purviews will, however, be mode en the letter, either to the Bankers or to the 'oldie, before to.mnrrow, when the new legislative InellSerf will be in operating, and to prevent the de. Mends fee fractional parts. A bookseller+, Pads, after the fall of =signets, paled sa menj on a sheet of paper, of different anneals, as to awake ten thousand lisres in nominal lake, and sold them for 2L sous each es curiosities M. Kontaues murderer died of his self-inflicted neends,.iss the night between the 251 h and 28th alt. at Manhlfes; and before any information could be vetracted.from him, of the least utility to the ends of justice. His loop had been pierced by the dagger's point ; imp basing inflsmed end mortified, were be 'pod the reach of medicine. STVPINDOUIP thIDERTAILING...-Thill Landed NO. rest of the Sister Counties of Devon and Cornwall have come in a resolution to erect an Iron Bridge ■cross Ilaroorise, similar to Ore Sunderland in point of height, viz. 200 feet above the level of the sea, to admit the sous of Neptune passing ender without at, king their colours. In respect of arches, it will base the same number as the Soothwerk ; the central one spanning the whole breadth of 1111004 SP, the other two (ender which the ►treets of Torpoint and New Passage will respectively puss) are fur the sole Impose of obtaining • tolerably level road.way of 70 fret wide, Winding the foot-ways of 10 feet each. The name filed nn it is " The Union Bridge," es its key-stows will snits the comities. TUE SITA' NA 4L INTRLLIGENCII. Disc, Arum. 6.—Arrived the F.beweser, Jensen, fres Norway, and remains.—Caase down from the Weer and sailed, the Thomas, Peck, for New Yeik. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13.--AIIIIPII the Gmelfon gua•brits, from a erudite ; and Norfolk, Pesten, from the Medlierreneen, ■nd pet under quarantine.— Sailed the Edward Ellice, --, for Cadis ; Sir George Prevost, Addict, for Qoebec; and Marshal Welliogton, Addick„ for Liverpool. PLYMOUTU, APRIL b.—Soiled the Minerva, Mill., for Bengal ; Rose, MiTagprt, for ditto ; and the rest of the outward•bornd. LEKWICK, M A ItCll 30.—Tbe ship Prescot, of Hen, got on Om rocks the 25th inst. in a calm, and received considerable damage ; she was got all the neat tide by assistance of beats belonging to vessels in the harbnor, and brought In, where she now Iles water. logged, bound to Davis's Straits. I LIitACOMIN, APRIL s.—Arrived the gaillet Vlashandie, from Cette, booed to Amsterdam, with a cargo of •ine ; maiu•mast spring, and sails and rigging eat away. SPARRING. Randall, the phenomena of the light weigh•, kink bin b• Mit at the Fives•coort ea Taegu% n aad, r.olliwileimue wit► his pitgili.dic 'akin. hi reward was a bumper. Dnuaril%'s game sat made use of again asdia attraction, but the game is saw toad eon, sad hit "parting has ceased to he novelty. Intend of 'patient with Ctibb, is tinted in the bilk. Donnelly woeisted the since wit► Carter g bet this pet-tu was we stale, and the biases of the cinwpinty sent Carter 4...g— -ibe rail for Cribb wow load and repented, hot in v.... Haas wet twat seemed she wage. and .1w set-to engin...aria with moth sariaoriog. florsarr spatted at a reopecinble dt.taner. and seemed to eliosider altitude peered timid at honied, levt be •boiler ann. lie ruinplaired of big aria. and the .es-ta was alleges her taprdagif eusnicresting. R. BORN AND tiorrisn.—Tho iet-to was ..1 a ettllerent emu ' pacifism-110st hitting was um part of the pi tr. thorn And de cidedly the best of it. aad he 'dapped nod Farried Sinuses bless well. It masa tedineing hunt. Hot? ago DEA • I)• V A..—Theve Ara-rate light weight men aside an saeelliM tal-10. Davit is al nice the be., 11,11. min seder leo sins. that ever peeked and alihnu,h Hull di.plc%ed the serene' with mph priferitua, Dsni. wu.1.1 ono be aessi•d. said he husks IN, and west govidally to wink. If any thing Holt bad rather bra. Aaoog•t other maw.r srt.to bet wee* the Soon of 'growl, for what iv termed lathe lash phrase the cadging scrasal4, Oohed set-lis waves Mimes t Rlaa.lLL sot T rarse. —The. leas Ike beet WN limo aeworre4 fee name year.. The iciest* of the tine wa. ed in all as eatioln pare. awl in warh evinloy. Natalia ✓oad Illedhll Rot well blot( his wak, and pl.nr.l hi. hits with wash des grin). The whale elfooded s lie f tla went le the amateur. A battle, which Pittlll4 marls Interest, will take place la Bark.. en Tbateday. bei week. Disekeley, a ..f we feet Nor, tram Naibneltaiwalisre„ wad Forman, a %$,,, C. 0.148 1- ram nt tiaiens.taiw, for 11).i pianos a side. Prufewiewal w oods are retained. ESICUTIOW.—This morning M i rey soil Green were executed le the OW Bailey. They were hordi Goad guilty the Itemirres before ism, she tomer of Malec robbed his memer, Mr. Porkies. of pr..perry salad by that Graileme at I(L'UI. t mil she lamer of anise rolee apwards of MI. the properly of • 11. near Society. Since their convietles, the unfortunate malefavers seemed to cspeet 'Jerkiest bet the fate of this leg M•Afey seemed wire reconciled so the ap..rimeh of death lry his (1111114.111 CINIV•11411 kill* wish kir. lieveresex, to whims he arlimaintgal, in the pavane of others. that his view...ace was Inerdeeed with many cram. amongst each ass that far which he was amiss re oilier. Greve,who{ Armen was se amain, drew heck from the cameo cried u( a retches, and ✓etired a lain the pendia circle of la own eiediariser, /rum the 111100[111 a/ coadematien ; what Mr. Bane, she Gaveraer, Wormed him thet he wag is die. be saM • whitest agitation or lerptlie. '• (M l 's will be dime." DP Vey. wpm begrime the ram dreadful trembled caramels. aad said. It ▪ iset of /yin that Lam afraid; bet of rider * lmo the presence of Gad ebb every crime bet that of warder ire we head " Upon being tamoderied two the Press yard. where kir. Pollee and Mr. Tomer, the Solo.alwrifs, mended, sad joined grid' the Rev. Mr. Genoa mid Mr. nevereang in adminiaerine candela tio• le thew, they spoke with ameadence of their fame ex. pectstleas, aad prayed mest feramily ; both walked Healy M the Urns hail dressed himself with manes., ISM. be mid, gri' the view of showier how well he amid die, bat In prove his Meals sehatinien to the laws of his niaMeri amatry ; he spoke of the ma who had waisted him Is the robbery, aad sees rd to feet greatly at are wane of companies which that person testified, in never Way seat le him dean his earthman. •* bat it is thee," sea he, .• with the guilty s he ha. had all the pleader, and hat left are all she bitterness; bet I ferrite him , and hone his coreetience will whisper sallet• thieg which I mew feel." At a few mimics after eight She drop fell. M'Vey straggled a little; Green was soot clamed to move. The worthy Mr. Baker, who was eareasittiag in hie mastless to the eaferaante me, hod received • lever from them, expressing theirs's*. of his great icalereas t he acem pasicd them to she ,calfold. The bodies, after bawler bees mis printed Ibe usual time, were vet down.—Greee has left behind hies a wife and three child's.. Isretaasytuu DiscovitY.— It is well known among biographers, that Barnstaple bad the honour of giving birth to the Poet GAY. A Gent iIPSIIO of that town has land been in possession of a curious antique chair, which is admitted by the relatives of the Poet to have been his property. But what renders it ;surd• cularly interesting to the literary world is, that a cabioel.maker, to whom it was lately sent to be re. paired, accidentally discovered a concealed or secret drawer, lie which were several manuscript papers, some of them in the handwriting of GA T.—(Alfred.) The Plymouth Tckgraph says, " The mania for emigration, we regret to state, still cootie..., and every vessel that quits the stones of England for the United Stet's, is everberthened with British passen• aerf. There are Items I ships now in this port. thus freighted, which await only a favourable wind." The Royal Yacht which brought over King Wit.• Li Alt 111. from Holland to this country, in the year 1688, is now employed in the Newcastle coal trade, and is named the Betsy Caines. She underwent a repair last autumn, and her timbers were found fit for service. The ornamental work and gilding of th• cubits were to be seen until the above period, when it was new wainscotted. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YeIIe MST Mr. Serjeent KUNNINOTON look bin mat et nine o'clock, and on no one occasion bas there bean, since the first opening of the Court, so many Petitions of Insoltents as there are at present. 'I . ho applications fur dis. charges ere expected to occupy the attention of the Coert for some time. C.O EZCHANGR, APRIL 7.—Oar Market comi ng's exceedingly heavy for all Grain, yet what 6n► English Wheat was disposed of this morning obtain ed Monday's prieee.—Tbe supply of Barley, both English and Foreign, being very large, and having bet few buyers, sales were very heavy to-day, end talker lower prices were submitted to.-0111 are Is cheaper, having considerable arrivals from our own etaast.—ln Beans sod Peas awe is nothing dolog,and prises are nominal. On Friday nest (beng Good Friday) the Coro Esebeoge will be Net. ESMAN IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Mr LORI'S, AP1111.4. Tat Ram pe..rdiedird Tbriony's Ditarre RlL—Mr. *wan ■ppea.ed as Omar, re.. oba Presa.arr. 111.tonses were ex amined. airier wind. the 801 l way read a woad flaw aad wined foe to-ouerruor fyrytheit. Petithees weer per.eyisoil by the Behead Grebes. hem Ir. wick. fiir a Rrrri..a tof IN* Cr.othol lA.; Mid hy Lard VI.. fends the Corpmatbsis .4 rhiblis, adeleid the Na.... Catholie Ciyiays.—Ordered b. lie tiro the fable. Tie Frciail pairlaalloa 11.11. Ike Altw6 Duties 13111, lbr lablieepery* Bill. d the Qb.irier Serie Bill.rmard through Comookinen, awl were rrporied wi.a.at Adyeadoesd. ARRUTIINOT AN!) AbIBRISTEIL Tht Martpkad LANSUOWN Noir ised bib humelitio of hrtykte forward a wiliest on au early day after Oho Ream. for r• Address In lb! Pfkil;lt Arr. I, onialog far • commeirdi '•Mesa with the America• Ourerimerui reopcmiag the Mk tram• •etia•s l Viarida.mid particularly rrintlye m the Moth of lam. lOWA 'objects He shoold sheerer/sieve entice of the day ►e did mei Mean by hrtriglag forwent SOO a 1111M16011 In illlOlllllllO OM shave had bern nay revalment re the part a his Majoito Ortactrameat in Liksnit tie proper step• which sock au atr•r tewr ttipaircd, hat be felt it. sad,' all the rirromsmores, • public Amy to rail Ilse &itemise a Partlantryst to the .object. BANK OF ENGI.ANIE—FORTHEN RESTRICTION OF CA•II PAYMENTS: ..—..-.. . _ Rhos! live o'clock the Cavil Payee-vim Bill was brought up Nom the l b i.e of Cause.,. by Mr. Peel mod tither fileohni. The Karl of lI AIOROWBY moved the dm medial of the Bill. which inseseclustelv took pita% His Loreltlilp then, in pervasion- of Ilk .nice of yrierirdny. mewed la mowed the Weeding Order*, far the be of 'elm I through the other mimeo of the Hill. It wes t he viartemd, ea. to the Resompilms of Cab Penmen by the Bra. that a mismilty Osmium should be eellened at eat gives time, to coals* that Moly to to meenieGnsh Perarms OM by diatiaittl:o g that Wesson I. pat/Matt lit the mean tire. it spit 'viand the period of the gevorol ietemption ef Cash Patriot most be retarded, became it watt to arreeibr bate the Kook a Wager Ines. to collect tremor. to their peyweet, generally is specie, if they esettored wig in the needs time, than ir all tome-dial. payments in told were woreded. II was apes Ilk ptioeiphr the regret wet eat feateten. Were it merely ' that do Rook weeld have had to portiere golti at • higher rate thee they had booed it. that would tee au rea-mf.r the pretest Bill, anther labs there hay areeseity for she Bill as the pert •f the Reek. them beteg amply selleinot treasure e..perted by that body to itheharee all its au*n payable in cove. The motive for the Hill wet public evieveolepre sod babe "users the objets beteg to oreeler..te the period abets the retsimplims of Cosh Pormint, whieh all desired, might lake place. Leedsbip trioclueted by mimeo' to seopeod the Maud* Orden. Earl GREY &Awl semiblvag the Heave Missy length epos thin whirrs, peninsinelv as be snood downy • low so his opiates wish regised to the meursee Now propmed. He men sny, hoe ever. that the 1111pri.v.iiiis Midi Spell hi. mind ye.s.rda, ee the Ilms «pm ins «I' is, Footmen. hod hot tern all. red by any Itiog nod hod Mn Iwo said by she Noble Enel. earl all that hod hero sue by She Note rode' renteminatriiime of oho Bill, was, In paint of fees, a vie:tenant of all ohm had been met foe t om e lime pest by hi. Majesty's Mistier', nod • cimdereation chow *bale liaaseemal sweat erns which limy had acted. lie should sal sow, however, ennuis to woe she im-tion, bet coolest Monti, with ilidfabaly protrutee neulsot the Hill. The Earl of LIVERPOOL prow-ted spier' she &Denise of the Noble Efts I t dam tar resew Hill was • ellsiikl•••ttala a( the ileamitil membres adopted by bit blajerter bloamets Ile slash Mot bow elder iota that mootions, be. when she liner came far theallaidraiall, be ohnitld be fully permed boohoo 'lilt the eremetel of the N•hie Earl was entirely grimacer. The ac etone, of what be gated on the precmdiet evening remenisig the meow time In 17P7 hassled Amu uneoloused, be bed recurred tis she Petliemtusary Repent of slat period nod found that the 'Airtime of Me. Par protmediog at she Cooorii vend eves !either thee he (Lord Llverpeol) bad prirriaarly gated it. Eat, GREY aid he did net mese 1. glovers th • accuracy of the Repent allured to by she Noble Earl, sat did he am former meatilms memo to "testing the sce•rary of those records of whet pawed Is Peolleiweet, any timber thews' beim/ norm. Wi sientrate ruder the eiremoshusees in which she De bates is PAtli•l•eld were lakes. Is mien, loteever, be 4...i11y iirmeisied ihot be eltae:d Del menden she elensueslewee of the ohjeetieo takes by Mr. Pas, It being a water of farm at time what be (Lord Grey) was so deeply occupied • id. sue robilisatial merits «f the donne* she* under illoomitwi. Bet, bourn" real kit respect sad regard for Mr. Fell, he .ass still die r Isom hie span that pain, it ivied -till his ispiisioe that tho Wall peeper count wool.' bore been 'aim.. ea Order in Camara iN•ifild d bowleg remora a the pr. seal Bill. The Stevie of LA NSHOWN said. that before sbnientiitt to the peseta esorasore, be had been poetical...ly toile:tom hi withina Nov, the dispoliiine as the pert of the Members «fib, Committee to revel, to the aetiestl nod approved sLotdard of valve, and steamily. the memo pownord by the Root of re earring 5.0 stilt nimdard of valve. Being *merited apes these tan points that there was shot dispowisin• Me pen of the Committee. sad that the Reek rudaabtrdly prosemed Hoe meats, It tollemed that this Kill because alordasety areessary the whimsical ..f the object in view. as w ith..ut it the failli• meet of Ibis abject wan be retarded. Earl ORLY 'spired Me misivfonlee es what had jest been stated by hit Noble Vaned. nod Molest shat it 'evilly was ie. seeded to revert a the 'mind and appeared standard of valve, without which we ether means task.' be elfreisal. The Marva., LA NSDO riff - stale spar as iss the dims. seam to that reset nianifisted by the Cooniscr. The Bari of lALIBBKDALK billowed his doom fain the decision a the Conialitce, bet felt h owlf precluded by he siteattims as a Binsher sof the Csineasitice fn.+ explode/nit his reasons. The Woo for 'splashes wield, however, arras at moor Were The Ilsaid Orders were thee onspended, the Bill WIDI read a woad floe, sad she cooesisowst Imes" been ocsaered, It ions read a ale* taw wed passed t wed a Message oat .• the I.:sweenow, wallas, that she Ilsseie had agreed to it wishes@ Aseendeasyst.—The Hans adjourned dories physesse. Aleut orlon o'clock s be Lord Chaarelior s lieM.a.l of Sharaw. bery, send the East .f Liverpool, lesils their wan a. hit Naga. Ciewerlobsem, when the Coosesses solemnest, ger she Crearokeloo hawses here read by the Beadles Clerk w the tables the Rosa, Assent ins roiled to the Royal floowlsold Bal. she Ca.b Payments Bill, the Cheiteohain Glas-light Bili, sad ellien, is all thaterk—Adjaereeil. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The names of the defaulters oat the ballot of last Tlserrilsy were called over, and A. Fr►nch and W. P. lloneywood, Esqrs. Sir 13. Martin and T. J. Needham, Esq. were ordered to be token into the custody of the Serjeaat at Arms. Tr, defaulters on ibis day's ballot were ordered to attend the ballot ea the 47tb of April. _ _ The Ceuta& Trade Rog.Wies Bill was read a second time and committed. Mr. MANNING broeght op the Report of the Committee on the Come!ford (in Cornwall) Elateslnn, statiog that J. &rely's having giver false evidence, had been committed to the custody of she &leant at Arms. It was then ordered, epos the mown. of Mr. Mass. uing, that J. Evelyn be committed to Newgate. Mr. TAYLOR brought up the Report on the West Middleses and Grand Junction Water-wanks, which was laid on the table. lle also brought in the Alary.le.bonne Water 11111, which was read a first, sod ordered to be read a second isme. LONDON CLERGY. Petitions against the Loudon Clergy Dill were Pre. tented from the Parish of St. Gregory's by Sc hell's, from St. Mary's, Southwark, from Sr. Martin, L.d. gate, and from St. Peter't, Corohill , against the London Clergy HAYMARKET. Mr. G. LA MB 1;11 Inli - sl;anti a Petition for Ines to present a BM for tito reason' of tbe Hey. sistketfenss its present situation. Mr. BYNG was instructed by a numerous Andy of his Constituents, to oppose the prayer of time Polities. as the market was of she utmost sesportsoce to the City of Westminster; and on • question of that importance he ceacrit►d the &audit% Orders of the 1100110 eight to be enforced. Mr. H. SUMNER observed, that the object which the Petition bad In view, affected the whole City of Westminster and was attempted to be carried into execution wittiest that publicity which the or de►s of the House required for the protection of me , blisbed rights. Without givleg soy opinion as to the propriety of the measere me•t tippet', the pres►ot Motion, as no slimiest. reason appeared for iofri►ling Standing OrJ►rs of the Sir C. BUItKELL thoeght that rec►nt loseprovm •tots in that geart►r of the m►tropolis made the proposed remota! less necessary then before. The linen divided - E.. ?eerie* the Pinkies 97 1 Ceaiimt it 9t 1 Atalwrill 6. The folioning Members etre balletted to try the merits of the Minute:ft Port El►ction. 044 B. Pelle.. gasiford firmttsm, F.ag , W. T. Weir Wry. Emu, J. Jest. Sigs.: 0. Dr...mm.4. 11-.44 J“. A Jerboa. 0. P.m.,. limp, It. U. Maerl.m.44l. /kg Ho. D. Levothet. L.t4 M.A.,. W. beet. Ey., C. 1-$4 4 Kip( Hee. F. 1184.600, N. Rockford, 1144.4 O. Esq. A Message from the Lords acqesinted she linemo that they had agreed to the Paymes.t in Cyst. ties Bill, and requested that the House *sold couti age sitting some time longer. Upon the motion of I.ord CASTLEREAGH, the lieges agreed to sit some time longer. The Lords' Mestengess hying celled in were in: formed by the SPEAKER (contrary to the gogal practice) that the 110111611 had agreed to the request t.f their Leordthips. Mr. PEEL mid, lt had beets stated in one of those clieneels by which the proceedings of that Hoes . were made known to the Peblic, that be hod said.la resemption of cash payments week! take place soon after the close of the present Session. Bet the case . was, that aware of the impedance of the question. he had given no opinion whether reek payments would be reformed at en early or a late ',mind. Mr. S. WORTLEY moved tie second reeding of the Aire end Don Canal Bill. M►. SMYTH (of Cambridge) mo►ed as an Amend. went that the Bill be read a seated time that day &ii •onths. After some observations en tb part of Mr. Wert. ley, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Colbert', and Lord Winn, the original qeestion was misfired, and tbe amend• meet carried witboat a (Haitian. CRIMINAL CODE. Mr. ESTCOUia from Der rites, praying for the reei•ion of the Proal Coil ; which was referred to the Conondttee on shod ►uhj.d. Lord CLIVE broil/hi op the Report of u.. Con_ skies en Public Income snd Expenditure, a. ■l'o the Report on Income and Eapentisture relative in the Army. Sir C. MORGAN presented a Petitina from tiro Grand Jury of the County of Monmouth, ajain►t any alteration In the Daly ow Coals ; and sesnrhyr Py thias to t►e also effect from certain Inhabitants of Brecknockshire. A Petition 11.9 presented from Merthyr Tydfil, is the Comity of Glamorgan, against any alteration of lb* lAw of Settlement. Lord LOWTHER presented a Petition frme Ken dal, for s revision of the Criminal Code. Mr. S. WOItTLEY prest.n...sl . Potitino host the Atternies practioind we City of York, against en. licensed persons artinc as COOSP, emetic Mr. W. PARNELL. brollies in • UM in regales* the Olice of Corenor in Ireland, which was read • int line, and ordered to ►e read • snood time on the 21st of April. _ _ _ Mt. CRICKETT presented a Petition hoot trieb, for treision of the Litintioni Code Mr. CLI V F: presented •n Acomont of thp Number of Convicts •hst bid been sent to New Smuts Visles. Mr. avlNErr presented a Petition from W. Barry, of the Celerity of Kent, residing in the Island of Guernsey, complaining that Englishmen were re garded as 'liens; and that while a native had petelise privileges. an Englishman might be arreyted far 414. The lionoorable Member stated, that a Report bad been made in ISM recommending several lowest meats as necessary to be made relative to the Gonad- Mies of the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, mune of which bed been carried into effect. It was his in. leaden to call the attention of the these to the sob ject after the mesa. The Depety Usher of the Black Rod then sum. evened the Hoeft to the Howse of Peers. Oa his return, the SPEAKER meted, that the Royal Maw had been given by Commission to she Bill for minis* the Bank from making any far. tb.r Payoutsls is Cash for the present, to the Royal Hoelettoill Bill, and to several Owe The Petition agaiest the London Clergy Bill, which Mr. &nova had previously presented § was than reed, sad referred to a Commit'''. . U r. W. S3IIITII nosed for • astern of the tif•ei her of Vessels end their Tosser, shish hese ise• vilified the Menai Strait since llse Ist of January, 1818. On themotion of the CHANCELLOR of the E[. CHEQUER, it •at ordered, thst Sir Bytom Martin should be discharged from the costody of the Sotjeent at Arms, on pe)iug his fees. 11. then anted the wood reading of the 'famish Pacing and Li‘hting Mr. BROUGHAM did not intend to oppose lies second trading of ibis Bill ; bet he most ohonve that the hoer at which priest, bovines, vseally ceased was long none by. That Bon. Member proceeded In oh sets, on the now miry* which bad been adopted, of taking ep private cud polvltc bovine's, by which the public Witness was ;tipsily thrown back, to tit• 'v ireo, loconvenienco of Members sod of thw P'w Wit% The CHANCELLOR of the F:XCHEQUEIt screed oith the lion. Measlier, that 'lto int-move. ni►net to which he had alluded was eery greet.—. Ile wished each that it could b.• und•ratnwl that of% de's when 'bore was no ballol t public besioso-t should continence at Ivo r sod oo dais of ballot .t sit o'clock. The SPEAKER remarked on the great numb.. of ballots which had taken place in the present Se..e..n. After Eisler this soots@ of delay *meld esuto,•tad lag ttosled the ineoneeniewee would cease wish it. After a few words from Mr. W. SMITH and the SPEAKER. the Bill WU retd a Reread time. THE IRISH BANK RESTRICTION. Mr. c GRANT mowed for Iraqe to bring fn a Bill fur imposing the memo rrstraints on the Molt .1 Ireland •s bad been inspo.ed nil tbo Bonk of Eno, land, by the Bill jolt pained. The Bight lisiloor•b" C:entlemau said it 000ld be ssperllnnso to enr•• et length into any argument • the sobjeet of ibi• since lb. same reasons emelt call.l I.rr .014. vein •4 the Bill relaiito to dm Wuk of ki.giond ad,.lr Ire Ow Bank of Ireland. 114 teas bound to a., ilta this smasar• was oat milled rot with any ',Wetter, Sir the credit of the 84oft of Inlaid, 'blob stood p . • .4 4 "