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

IP , i 4 -1 • AP . ‘# 7 .' .10e i,T, ptri►t,y e . i‘isti , 447 . ( fa n C esotettroman i - - Zl= Itsvz 4187. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY t, 1819. ,1 1 ArGIC YD;, `• The Cease for which Ilinrinue fell in the Field. and Seams• died oes Ike Scaffold! " EAST . INDIA-HOUSE, /ea. , 1819. Mint COURT .f DIRRCTORS of do AL UNITED COMPANY of MIIIICHANIE of ENG LAND, eralial to the East Wks, do larely jam Milk., IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. elleptiona en the oithority of the Petitioner, and he had moos to, believe them. He saJervlood that the high peripeno named did not divots the facto, enJ tit* ehor k o mined epos an arganist foinded span these tar.,. lime: in the Stet 30 yews lifter the Itetroot.,m, the ettorictions for murder were ; the rev:rtier', 87. la the second period. from I/56 In 178$, the mi. elution% were 87, end the ezecetiess 57. From the HOUSE OF MOMS. JOLT S. The Royal Awes was gives by Comaeleeks to the slaking Feud loam. the Tistiesre• Importation. the Irish Coistoass. the Charitable romodailmis. the VD/mks* laspeoreemist. the Re ceiver andCospirollerstiesetal's. too Cadens rod Poet Duties, ad Feierirew Private. Bilk. The Couleissiessiers were the Lewd Chaarellor,, the Earl of Biwitesbory, tad the Doke of Iletsenese. Lord Elessisigiow Mat doe oaths Ned hisses,. The LOItD Ell A KCELLOR repressed hie opialoo la pail Ise the Qatrashery mar, bet reserwed Ass ferdonr jodgeweat Thursday sees. The Oidowial She..., the Parish Vestries, sad seined ober Bill. were read a third glebe end pared. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the third readied of *De Bibs for etre/slag the Attaiaikr of the We Lord Edward Fits genii. The Eat' of CLARE wished to take shit ..pporeosity of Molise. that hi fisher, she late Earl of Chic. wee mom teepee ' ably 'milord teltarde a measere of dircripekiot wad, had ' he lived, he woeM ws hese failed se propene a bill Omit .r to that mow broiled le by the Bask Eat nod to have exerted himself ea the eaumast to early eke MOW! law Aires. The Bill wits Mee read a third dose sad The hart air LAUDERDALE. so lbs = L et the Day for comaitilag the Scotch Keifer Bill. oblevill .. It, no giving such power to the lieritairss be thesrfore moved t..at it shield be eissamiteed this dad three semobs, lord MELVILLE and the Marquis of HUTE concurred is this eipiaisw, at the woke was sgreed to. The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved that the Ale•hoese Uremia Bill, should be read a sensed time dm day three sanethe. Atter • few observed** from Laid Arellaisti.Loid Rawly a, and the Lard Chaaarlior, shined*, was 'treed le. The LORD CHANCELLOR us d he held is his bawd • Pis tittee, whit* he was Not quite cereals he could persist. It was a Petithea from a peers who had obtakied la a Caret la India a verdict. which Willed Ida to apply ler • divine from I this lioeset bet the Micah, MN, bei• het, :ardships weight proceed as to the ialdog garb eeidnnee at their bee, al worts citable thee to give the Petillearr the 'mite( he sewed. lie or 01M mot wow peewit the Niftiest, but propose .1 aseimere se the subject lo.morrow. Lett LAUDEKDALE propowd a liegolivisa for a Re. Stawdiag Order. i e objets whirls was, thrd nn Hill reliving to trade or ummthattottes should be ratertseterd or read a Arm time la the Hisere, said • Select Committee .hold 'we re quired Iwo the eapedieory of the wornore. I The Earl of Lilt ER POOL roweerted I. the porosities of the Plohle Earl, and the Remedios was 'err. d to. Os the motion of Lord LA U DER DA Silk Maim. fariorers Bill was ordered to be read a ',coed time thi- day the., mood*. The Irish Justice Bill west through a Committee.—Report TAM. 0111061 Coed of lA. said Cowpox', WU lo AM/ of tid► Howse, fw Leek*Aoll•otrod. sot Them/.g, Me Jay se, from ikon o'Cloc* t. the Forenoon WU Six is MI Zom kg, to lOW ow IM follookog pootios, es. s S 4. G. HILL did •et knots , whether the Lord Chancellor and Attorney-General athrtned er deuied the facto. year 17°i to 1814, he cnnticilons sir. 54 aid the ezemitivas only. 41—[!year, leer!] —so that the result probed the shout. number of convivial's la this considerabli district of the country (the II nom amok) to bete fallen were than is thr proportlis lot /we to one, in the lest period of 30 years, as two. pared with the 30 years nest after the 11..volctiori.— Iffewr, bear!]—Bot Ibis, it might be area, ems on more than a weak manner of stating the ergo went. When they took kit., conritieration the enor sto4s Wiggliest of the popelatien in recent years, lb. growth of a largo and emorisbing city (es It. saiglat call the borough of Seuthwark), and particularly the small spice, comparatilogy s p os ki ng , halo w hi c h., i s the interval, the popolatton had '•een crowded, so far fret. theri baling been that increase of Murifen *bleb might bate isi4n espectid, he might rather cal culate that they ►ad decreased in lb* proportimeof MOM this three to suf.—[llcer !]-:-The uses estimate however, would sot bold end, as applied to Londe. and !Nigttime alone. Bat evesio this case, the NR. ALEXANDER LAMBE. Os Dm motion of Mr. WYNN, Mr. Alvaapder Lembo was broegbt to Om bar to be reprimanded for destroyinj remote pope's which it mos preboble Ole Holm *Geld bale required to be produced at aim bar. The SPEAKIR (Mr. Lambe having been pieced et ►M bei) proceeded to reprimand ►l+, obs►rving, that ende► NI the cireemst he Hosea did sot entertain thropinian that the destroction of the pa. pot, was s refirel contempt, bet that it *rose from an ansiery on the pert of Mr. Lembo not to commit a breach of professional confidence. It wit. !remover, s high offence, and ender other cireemstances world I litre been severely visited. Mr. Lambe was thee discharged, on the payment of his fees. CRIMINAL LAWS. Slr J. MACINTOSH pre•ented th. Report of th. Catassittoe an the Cando:al Laws, sod sated that it he laid upon the table. Sit JAM V 4 Mkt:MIMI. in laying before the floats the Report of this Committee, proceeded to _ _ . . express lite wish of the Committee, that In the en. seine Soden they shoeld bevy leave to sit .pio, that the exemlnitioa of meirifuieev evidence hest pre. udetl the polsibility of their makingan earlier Report and that ',eh Report ohs tayet necessatny iueemplete. In she mete of the two or three months define which the Committee had rostseyd their labours, it had been their object to collect evidence from these classes of persons whence II T , 04 most likely to be collect. ed ((rom sources to which, perhaps, no former Coin. mitt., had applied). " With respect to the operation of the Cri !Awe, and theqe•stion whether their , sevi4ity in *Wiliest a oteldplicity of dissimilar Arose,* %sills capital jonalties, tending rather to encou rage crime by imperty, than to repress it by Isle 'l., • •nisi 4teots.—Tbis was the first *neon' e'er tomorrow. The several DIM sm the table were fora medal a stage. Their Lordship. thee proceeded to hear e idooce no the DSIIM V&awry lint. ent *homes were examitird, wises oboe were R. Kalil. K. nerds, mid R. fr/wards, the moo io crAmfy foe prevarkatioa. Oa Me owsloa of the Earl of CARR AR VON their ore weer ordered to be discharged. the Nolito 'owl giving Notice that he shciold to morrow move aa Addrew is the Prtace Re. gene. rapt,' Ms Royal Rightism woold hr 'uselessly pleased is direct the Atowisey or So.icitor.timieral to prosecute them for gems prerariestioo. After exams:log other eltatows. the Chung= ',pada rc pt.', and obtaised leave to sit aria. - Adjetward. " Thal Mr. Parks Lloyd; kb 414 Meer& caw Establish meet. k permitted to rehire to Owe/ with surd rank Si the Vespotes weeks at k shell M estithd to ends, the prooSioso of its Ad of LAI &Id ese. 11E. esp. 1116, is.. 05." Is ere. to demist by web Della whether three parts to Year gl He Proprietors griveret at sera Omerel Coon mamma Dat Mr. Clarke Lloyd Ise pereelleal t. Mere Pith the mid reek le MM. JOSEPH DART. Ser. --- ECTI" AL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA. July 4,1819. - IN pertesine of the Act of the sStb peer d Ma pre. sem Mainly. by which it is eametell. that the Otst.Pea. *m•+ of atilt He.pital shall. is future, he pad quarterly, to opeoser. lemiad of holf-yearly t Nodes Is hereby pima, be wee .4 the Right Homierablo the Leah sistl ethers. Comma. shivers for monoging the bathe of the rid Hospital. that all the Out-Pensierees thereat, raid* in Lanese, or within the Markt et the 3111 of Norlabit, are repays' to appear per sonify. reed regisamielly. with their Inangetirms. and Gem. &atm Adrelsima. at the Semetary's 011 lee la the said Me.. on the reepeethe days. and I. their Memel deem., se mediae to their orreral rams of peasioo as nedermentlaned g When atte..danre nib he elven from sett edict la the moreitec. Mali, three in Om afternoon. for the payment of a !barter of a year's rashes la advisory to the 18th September. 1619. Os FRIDAY. the Ph of JULY. The Preskaters ai Id. per day. end those at dd. to the end of He ued imberesg. On S Iksh ATURDAY. the 10th of JULY. Those at IL from the Royal Garrieso llaitalima sad rentals. Ire Regimens' and Corps; these at 74. and SA. and all Ma Cavalry at 9d. per day. Os HORD ti Y. she Ith of JULY. • Timor at N. per day, from the I.t Pea Guard. to the 60th 'Plot lechaive. Os TUESDAY, the 16110 JULY. Those at 9d. per dr., from the 61st Pea, and all the remain llng Regiments wed Unripe. es alms Mow at 16 4 , pee day. On lIEDHESDAY, 14th of JULY. • These at ls. per day' frees the illfrrroz e taleseass of Cavalry, leigh the la sal Regiments of Foal ' • O. THURSDAY. the 13th et JULY. Those at Is. p, r day. from the Id Iteciseetit or Foot Owe, M the red GI the anasher4 Regiments at tam Late Os PLUMY. she letb of JULY. ' Those at Is. per das.front the Royal °antral Battaltees, and ell the remobable Regimes* and Corps, and aim those at 16.00. per day. Oe SATURDAY. thel7th of JULY. T' , ose at Is. Id.. 16.10., Is. 5t.,16.9464.mml It Si PI lay. Os MONDAY. the /Oh of JULY. Them at Is. SO.. Is. Id.. Is. 444., Is. Lad., Is. 664.. 1.. 64.. 36.601., Ir. 74.. 1.. 744., Is. IL, Is. sic, is. let.. 1.5.9.4. nod Is. 10d. per day. Oo TURSDAY. the 10th of J ULY. Those at b. Wit payday and ',water. aid them Peelotrem mho heir here admin.' re meows trf Whines" g es alto the Ptivahrelenslameu wha garotte Wwweites from the late la and Ind Impel H. gee Onnegb. It is sdr ambred nod directed. that all tae Oat • N*11.1.408 , 1* die said Hospital. de pay protester astenshm to their beitmetiner, whir+ the% lee empplred to roar/err at she Hem of payroll. by wheat abase Pereasers reettlitta beyond the 114114 of H fishy an ankle/ to trammel at she Paymassee 0111VVRI of be 11..yesty's Laud Porter is Landes. their elide. tits as throe's pletertbel. se re immedimety ohm every Qom , me Doe.. Maws *Web brie Lames wil l she be e5.t...r.1 as the Pay-Lbm he the whievaot (9•,,ter, on s lit i s j . 4.• are isol af teraards cha. their pleas of abatis. as is their elattletita, • about um , eatable otteenity. sad ysosiftietythe Isms. ASS further I. tale Natter, that le emsesmenee of certain Weeds be lag ea eariarttee by Peasionses in the Receipt in Potation and Ptiee•Mnney, it is , ed-red shut all Petalat.ets eft pd.., shall be antel of the rename 1.16, sad Corlett fur as., all heath Waste from the. mitablishment g it Is thetetter to be eharrred, list to porataree of this rre.doilaa, elm Lime. C...armis.l ems as Watt hareems.. a., the 17th and tstie ist >la . 1.4. directed Ihe follomitt Oet.liteshosets to be smut k di the 11.7 1 - rb al li lB46l' oot. ;AM FS J MFFI. as II Id. per dot. fib Worm% S %MOIL MULLIN'''. ff. do. Tie tomer ba t ing been golls) of WOK of oo's •I , he herd she Kum of Meglaraits to She Qoorsorll A& sad do law foe olorriog Ms Rao of Proofoo So lal• itm Parts. sod tiffteby *hood*/ IN Persos opposoed hi pa) Wm he Peari.o. 'LIMAS!) NKAVE. Berretory 8.0 lirdidret bin*, IMPROVIM.AN'" EMBh.LLiSH PAS .-.1/1 _B PICTURE 01 , Le/bOO3l. Tbfs day we. p..lslissee, Two Taltioom. nor ollb Ifo Yearn lop of Vemsod.Map. price 9. Mead es xrrr.. sod ibe 01 kV web a Mop of Los des sod Ito hegira's,. prier 16. I. ref. of ~rUE PICTURE or LONDON. for 1610; Woo AL a fell aol taw.' emeriptio.. of levies sof its codes; des. rod of set Eimiroos thee. Steely tar tow erne orseen i illossnee4 will osssoomo Lee .181 r. rb . Clieresboo. Altaic Odom. Ilelooy-e•ecb rem. dm. Ti. wrote cot rioted to Mardi 1,1619. great popslorlis of ebb reablkbed Merl ha. Wier/ Obi P , ..fprirbes to publish on ousiselebod with 111) re im. V i,ws by Oreet, F.:41111.os Is sold at ,n wieder of 5•• P•r cur of al 1. S ood to •• beer reelecr.i pain of the lAi oil6olll VlPs*, sod cosh ter Nap. out.. to is. Prete. for Lou[ers, Noes, Na... Mow, sod Woes, Loot* I goo fa be bed hall flosseller. b Toon sof Cossets,. DR: HUNTER'S ALTERATIVE PILLS aro L./ decidedly the most effectual. tea mom co^•tosiell, the soonleat.ead sore., remedy M the world foe tee Venn& Pie tism la aU tem afreat stages. alibsoi etching talivatiof. de • hiliasida the rosetiostkia, K risivrisitati the from, Ibsy radi cally cote ale 11.100111 durase teri-ritoi the unhappy reffertr t.i health mid comfort. obiht •eposaticio manias esoollied, his swami' to Mamie or plower. st.Mterreriedt ma al the same lime he is retested from the iirage_rof Dual.: beside to the hoods dr s..bllfsl winders. the deleasei ..1 emplristal. Or tee sill mote fetal coommonen of der aslant Van host of them Pills le decompimied by direidows, so demist% that the is.ot Worsts of ititihr des (snot Gil to can themselves by ollecnios them, sod all the symptoms an so srcurstely de 'erased, abet es mistake an pasoibly boltatis—Prepared by lb. .sir Prealetoe, Thom; Pout. No. !!6. Swami, Loads, , wee., Is s s.]dt and, by appointment. refill by all oespeetable Mediator Y. n. Price 2i. N. per bee. se Owe bisse , hi ear belf aliases, duty Melded. --literver, them h s label S. lath hos. Morn by the Proprietor. " not Prom." NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND OSSILITT. 9111 E lege celebrsted Dr. FOTH ERG I LL. in the inane a his rxidoive ractisatered repealed* Web distmolsid tams of thrums Complaints. that he was la diked to direct he, prktripni attedme io rte dkeeseriod.s .f to SW Paneling , reseet • The, loyalaribir Nediriae here .tend la the fabler.lSMiw, oder the title or Dr. 10- THEIROILL'S PI SRVOUS mat the happy *- Nit st his efforts y by ides of • hid be idarlably wends, esitdnity reterosidtke every dneripOom of Nerves' Modem ad their wide 4letreoteg alketteee. at Lamar* of lirol-Atebee. I.d of Appetite, indirstio* Spasms. kaltelle Irtsskod.. Aistlytt. lairrB::ks, soll rent, hid &Why m reftsailito of the wore. r. thaw sofa. toadely tiros Wooed. k 4 rodirolly rerossiermleil 4. .ee the ahem* *estimable Illrikelter, by wawa they de armed of obisialag ilailickalt relief, and by a doe pmermamar M k aver hit In she dkactioss gives, the absr pine dtmotsitiblisseet of their health. Ilskl i 1.41111. at 14. id. s lla ; ad Plc t by Ballet sad Std. Chide* No. 4. Clears*. rwreer Si Pal's, Lao is., mett St. Sactrllle 'meet. i s I sad nll the princi pal lia.ktelkeo, Dreggiob, aid Vedero thtositidt the Kingdom. • . 1 . • HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. W. SMITH permeated Petition% hem the Pre. restint Dissenter* el Groot bed latti• Broaghlaii, in Cumberland, rod Irmo Ciliate', praying au alteration in the Marriage AM. EXCISE Pt/WM*7IOMS. Mr. W. SSil Ell also Ise.. open rho iablea POWs,. Now Jerinaish Abell, a prisoner in Norwich Jail.— The Hen. Mellb , stayed, that thin was one of the many CAWS where the supposed offender bad newt in doted to content to a compromise, obtain fact after wards no such compromise hid been completed by the Crown. The Delendeat, a small farmer, was ptosoceltd by Os Ems., for pone' ies to the ailment of 1,0001.; end motwithstsndiughe ss as abbe to Nees most olivine'', an alibi, by 17 witnesses, epeeist the siogle testimony of the seesaw, his Cooovel us the hist had consisted to a compromise for 3001.„ con. troy to the express injonctions of the Defendant.— Afterward. the matter Led slept for more then a year; the poor ENO was then token into custody, and had bee" now confined for lli months in NOP' wich jail. Th. Honourable Member made several ebsersalions epos the tesecity of the rate, and upon the clearness of the proof of the alibi. It could be established. that the Wollner was actually to Nor wich et the very limo he bad sworn that he was 'watching the defendant and slit others •nri.E..l in the smuggling transaction In gamin's. Two of those in. dieidoals had ont yet been prosecuted. '.he prayer was, dot some step. 'night be taken by the House for as relief of the Petitioner. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER did not object to oho Petition being laid upon the table, bat bo felt a strong per.ssai•too that unless the Board of Eider had bad reason to believe that I h. facts in the Petition were false, they would have ordered the discharge of the Petitioner. Ile admitted that the statements were estraordinary. Mr. W. Sll urn added that the case had been be. fore the Treason) for a year, and all possible moons l of information be. been afforded. The Counsel ori ;Welly ipmployed by the Petitioner did not condict his defence, bet put his brief into the hands of ants they Barrister. The lion. Member was very numb surprised that sot/Moos a matter had Wow allowed by the Treasury to sleep so lows. Tins lion. Member road the affidavit of a 'Pitons, who saw the inform►r in Norwich twice, and in the ratan space he could not have travelled 30 miles, tau distance from thou city at w►ich Ake trasesetion took place : that whole story seemed to be en absolute fabrication. It was &adored that the Petition should be printed. Mr. BROUGHAM presented Petitions from Pen. • Comberlaud, and Kendal, Wostmorlaud, for ow alteration of the Marriage Act• Mr. BROUGHAM stated some ravine why he had sot yet presented a l'etiii )))) from an Ilnetoorabla andLearmed Friend, Mr. o'llBlllin, of Newry, cos. ploining of the misconduct of soma of Om chief Law Officers in Ireland. flit G. HILL complained that the chirps bed been so long hanging over the Lord Chancellor and Lb. Attorney-General of behold : as individuak, hew. over, it moat be perfectly indifferent to them when tin charges were attempted to ba substantiated. I Mt. BROUGHAM said, that ha had takes the mad* to aseortaln, by direct evidence, whether these morel - which had been entertained with rove. t to the criminal laws, were to be held as resting en iamb evidence. er coo en appeal merely to those feelings which homes natter, loss implanted ie our besets. The eastrileationa of evidence had occupied es much of the Cansalttire's flap , that the Report trail certainly cots. complete as they wished to have made it. With respect to fist of which he bad the homier to premed the Report, he would soy, that e Committee, t. ore impartial is their 'lamination of evidence; mere assiduous In their attention to the ltssiness before 'hem, move zealous in the discharge of diets doilies, The list part was, if he might so cell it, document. •ry ; it consisted tif official and authentic retards of priosecutiono *nil convictions, furnished from differeet parts of the kingdom. The Committee hod used their best exertions to precise, from the Offices, Who were the depositaries of these and simile, tomtits, every information which It was la their powei to bestow. Oise of these ref urea c.ruiptised en account of the new. ber of convictions cud executions, for capital offences's Loodon and Middleser,from the year 1d99 to I 814. With respect to the City of London, which had lint its elfecteal &solitaries le the Committee in every point of Mew, they were induced to hope, that they should be enabled to bring before Parliament dem menet still More ahciest and se ostensive, that they should give a return of such convictines end *seem Lions for the whole of the 17th tentory.--[neer !] —Oat be had now to speak of the Home Circuit, which Honourable Gentlemen meet be aware in cluded the celestite in the vicinity of London ; for this district they ponemed an scrotal drawn by with singular cure and research by Mr. Knepp, 11-pety Civet of Anise. His account compre hended a larger space of time than that to which be had alluded, relative to London and Mid &sea ; for it emended from the year 1689 (the year of the Revolution) to 1755 ; and from 1755 to 1814 ; end no doubt they sloald-be speedily able le lay before lb* lime the Returns fer the intermediate Iperiod dawn to the present year. They should tisk be able to lay before the Public a view or estimate of the moral Mate of the country fora period of more than 130 years. He hoped that the appearance of these Returns from various districts of Esgland **aid speedily be Imitated by ether parts of the Em pire. Is seem confess, and it was with some ear pe in. that the Committee bad received we Returns from Ireland, so notice had been taken of the various orders which had bete issued from the Committee, sad sent to that ceseery.—(llear, Ater !)—lf, how ever, it was more desirable that them of the one country shoold have bete furnished than the other, it was, nerhape, efgresterconseqeencethat they ahelald bare possessed those of Ireland than of Great Bri tain, with the details of which they were necessarily better acquainted. Of the objects fur which, es the House rebid see, this Committee was eppefielted, the 6151 was, to ascinteln the ciecumitences 'Mending the infliction of death for various felonies; and the se cond, a collection of such lies as had become eke,. let, and onsecessery, and were mere incontinency, epee the Statute Beek. With regard to the morel cheekier of the coesery, as regarded the capital of fences*, wordier, he bad meth satislectine in corr.. boreties the sweeties advance(' by the Noble L.erd (Casilterlagb) le es early stage of these proceerlinge, that the Mimes of violence and atrocity had dimi. gashed le e proportion, which amities but she um' thessikily and Hiviney of these decaneva., could wareant them in mappeiting.—E neer .heart)—Thos. le the lime (Amite, taking dirk several periods of salt was very consolatory, for it appeered that the conviction's for minder (Load°, and Middleses), (loathe year 1681 t• 1784, were 51; from 1784 to 1814, they were 86 ; bit in the three jean lobate geent to the lest of those periods, slimily, In 1815, 1816, sod 1817, the convictions is Middleses were poly nine. On the whole, when the House tonal. tiered the lacrosse of propolation frost I he fear 1785 to the present doe, they would see abet there olive very tautiderable dimlustios in the number of mar• dors committed in Lood.b, somparing the lest 30 veers with the preceding period of 30 'eon. Taklog tbe convictiens (for carder) from the year 1685, be average somber of them had beet about nine le fete years. Hs had no crass of comparing this amount with tbst gain by , other capitals; for to the trot place, there was no other city In the world which ma tatted 1,000,000 of inhabitants; aid in the ',weld, tbire was none Ii which they could find welt adtlase. tic records as the& of whieli he was speekine. flat if any sue eonakinred this. statements, be must isiode think the ereerity of human life in tali groat apy, was very teler•loe ; insenech as it resulted, that there were 500,000 chances ld one against (vete awes being iurdered in the criers* of the rem—. [Meer !) —A very small rate, therefore, litchi be ',sectary for the iesoracti of basin life, so fir as regarded the 'goriest. of such sorority. it would he necessary here, to recollect another circumstance, which mist be taken; certainly, Into satinet, al. Owlish be knew it was one that had greeter weight with other indiviJnals than with himself. In cossi. deriog the security of basso life in this city, it bad bites held that she esjnyed it generally es relying on the hogisnlty of the people; bat they meet re collect bow bug the inhabitants Were left to that humanity alone, and that People were only leery lately restrained by those laws and roles, *sad measures of polka, _So mach relied 00.---it was gratifying to observe, shit the same pleasing prospect was afforded b,k the retorts of the Waiters Circuit : there oeititer was there iny increase of vio lent and atrocious crimes. in that district the name her of coovictions for mirth, had remained muck lb. same for the last 50 'earl ; se that it would see. t, although circumstances of unexampled distress hed driven the People, la seas instances, to commit de. predations epee property, yet that they had set, Is any degree, bolt that ripegosoce to blood, which bad formed put of their character in all former times, and which appeared to form also the great distioctlos balms these who became cricioil from .entity, sod those who subsisted upon the plunder of aye. tematic violence sod rspatity. He could Cot hold himself from observing, with a feeling of great satisfacties, that whatever alight have been the °eremitic of the People of England, they had boat no part of that active and littoral hams. city which was the dearest and most admire. ble of all their poseessions.—(Loud cheering.)— A second object of the Committee was to ascertals, as far as could be ascertained, what Statutes math% Mettles were proved by experience to be of no sc.—. They had assented that such laws relative to capital fee lonises bad not bees executed it this country, part;. calmly lb lie great district of what is called the West ens Circuit, for the list 50 or 60 years, could not be very necessary. He was aware that it had been held as a better argument, that there wet Isws, backed by capital felonies, which therefore prevented the sacrifice of human life, sad teemed to be useless tell because they proved to be perfectly effectual. It appeared to the Committee en object of grave and primary is,. portage*, by inducing Parliament to abrogate seed less laws, to remove from our Criminal Code that needless stigma of a sanguinary climactic, which times laws had acquired for it, in the eyes of the world.— lie had now mentioned to the House a part of what was proposed to be done; he would oily add here, that in the Itepott this was divided into two cosier's : the introduction of two Bills into Parliament is the beginning of nest Session ; the one relating to statutes attaching felony to acts which were in themselves merely indifferent, or Nearly and of which the immediate repeal was t• be proposed; thee with seaport so cettain crimes and ofeoces, the other Hill was to emboli's's trassportation for the peoisltmeist of death in cites of forgery, &c., leering to lb. Judges largo I discretlonsry powers in doureetioine the eaten and voanoer of the sentences. 11. proceeded new tee most Important peel of the Iteport, via. to that which rep aoected the disposed eases. On too one hand it was I sew ended that the ',verity .if the peoishlrent es. ireeregoil rather Shea repressed crime ; on the ••her. ' that this might be tree with respect to some ponies,