The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-06 00:00:00

to Ws. duty which the Noble Lord thought it to pre scribe to a Member if he would avoid the charge of unfairness. They Ind jest keend from the Nuble Lord that ea a Member he was hound, before be prei seated this Petition, to know not only ,ho the seta. tioss of the Nobleman alluded to in it were, end. who were his repreeentatires. Nay, the Noble Lord' !TM *MI so far es to say, he (Mr. Broeghaelcost ire knows that the representative of that Nobl as, slur is retarded his property, we. the Hon. lember for Dumfriesshire--and also, thee that llow. Member was on his way to. town.--( A tough.) • I lea certainly rather a novel doctrine, shot •••. filament were not only 116 be obliged calmed with all those duties which + • Its nature, but illetsthey were, in ad. when they brought forward a charge y i Ideal, also bound to become he. quilt ed wi the Wields's of his uff site, all his local milyelnueerns, and all the mote., scents of all t members tlf kis family; tad that If these things were not knouts to the enfortenate Member, he weis not only to be accused of ;pinnate,. but MOO of unfairness:—( Loud cries of lifer!) ' • 4 The Petition was din ordered to lie on the table. WEIGHT' *ND NIKASURES. Mr. HOLNIE SUMNER. wished to know frost the Chancellor of tee Eachrquer, if thus was a pie. bebility of their meivirga Report fres the Commis• sloe appointed to enquire into the Weights and Mom sures of she eostrory, with a view at *aisle' a *en *writ' standard ?. Tee CHaiIiCELLOII64 the apcHEQues tontine(' himself unable lit %wilier phetatie •Am pert useld be received solbeily et imlbe present So often.• je Mr. HOLME SUM*ER din proceeded to ob. • eat se, that the inconeeniesces of the present state of 4 E , things, with respect to' Weights sod Messwes, re. required some remedy. '..Mpolitrates were bound to see -that the Weights sad Menaces thteighout the seen. • try ern Conn', end-se ass ihatAISIPy wets regulated by the standard in the Esebrquer. On applyiegite the &chequer saws time ago, he Awl fann e d thus were only three measures of rapacity kept.thers.— Nos there were a great satiety of wailers* said .thrusgt4pet the cnuntry..besidas the* Ile bed foetid thfit'. (tip City of Innden.qmplopod pitons to dieWe .the measurer keeen to the Esckeyeer, into all the so .:stirion^ in use.. 116 di! aor with to propeeea glycerol resisies, cul he a4db.lpagl an inmoion of •••.sieg, atom .sonu. temperer, WIS. the s• - eorort of the cwoOtry. sa.W. ••• \ LE4. ;nudes respecting get 'Thpreday,J 'ESTY• EXCHRQUI P .R let 11,e ale of bit . $ Commitpe, and Ay Re. '• EXCHEQUER' tirrr to•IlloireW. I Chancellor of the third needing of part of the Bill in this g objectionable. thn custody i•f his York, as he e , rt. better hinds. Bot tads of the Duke of ,Jour, which ought ,Arson who was the sat. JD this subject, puha* ' sane important rtgist alight be thrown, by the Coat. settles Wyly appointed. and be hop ed, tlvereforai tli.t they would wait for the Report of tlikt;ers. *Wee t”-fore rest:teg the Bill a third time, itt order that they relgitt kilos, i n what way that patronage (mild br hest dis;meed of. If, however, It wss the serve of the Hoeg* that the third reading they'llll take pleat stew, he would net pm, ids o bj ect "rt.. CHAVCELLOR of th e Ij *Mitred, aat ft wit of greet importance he hate • this Bill patsed es soon es postible, but he world 7 defer the third reading to Monday ; arid he ac ' csalegly moven that it be reed a third time on Morales. St !I W RIDLEY said,if it west Wisner °tiny r rcrts:t i.ot flay" Impedisilat • In II.• way of it. lii CIIANI.ELISea at die. RXCHEQUEIt thew maven, that the hill Mina • third .ine to. 1i morrow. • Mr. LAMB cernenrred with LIV *en. !Friend in the principle on which he objected to the plating this ' petrology in the brads of the succembr to the Crown ; hat there Sees a messily in this case. It was per. • Poly 'elder that it "w -e/ Impossible that hit Royal news the Duke of York, who it was enitersally was the fittest person to have the care of the •,s Person, mould he rerperisible for the ssfety of • h unless he hail the power of removing all • ;ottani in the lioarettotd, and naming others whom lielhotight fit both steed. The Bill was ordered to be reads time to. esorrifw. • • Mr. SI ADOCI Ted the second reading of the • Welsh Game l'reservadee Bill. My. BRAND nick' that be was set acquainted with the Weal eircemstsnees which had given rise to tty s Bill, end therefore was set qualified I. support 'sr to oppose it. fie had, however, in eoennesplatino to propose to the Boom a general measere, re-pect. ' Inc the Game [Airs, proceeding en 'the principle of the law, that the Game was the property of the oweer of the Royalty . It which it was foend. Ile • 'tithed, but he theild be opposed in his progress by the esieteace ih tLißill, if posted, that his Hon. Friend (Mr. ) would lotredisee is the proper rage a claims 001-11111ime It to be altered or repealed deritik dodo,/ filnprsout Session. Mr. 11116. DOCKS agreed to the Hou•Member's reggestiee,litd the Bill est read a second' time, and ordered-te be committed on Mondry. Mr. AVERCROMBIE wished to knew the Hoene was to sit to-morrow) whether It wag 'e. tontine of his Majesty's Ministers to i I' J O Wallow in lb. practice of the Ilene *NB to yUthag os Sesorday. The Horne bad ea-f r we. vel l iews sat on Samontleys toggeds the end of the Sea. 'dos, bet -aiwayd with prejedihe to the dispatch of public iissiatit) Nat is to Ott mow of di•patche i lag it. • • CA 11.• • .. ri •d ° P ri. • yet Ili ... _ •itertrai rr......., ..,.... ... ........„, . gn.pusiaig, Ow r•ity peiladiasSist Sum to soot illot•-••Pitt isdt. of lb 41'.W.sbU.TH WALE . Mt. BF.NNtr.I r potioed hie a . irp .trit'Paltauel to Nos S outh Wei . tbe IS ( O lust. ; Y . WE O 110 c r HIP %tong ' The I'iIANONGLOU ..f sew "- ti ,p • • 1,11104 lei. c .r. 0 .1,0 iiritoor.i44ise 13411 I / '.a'0,.,... • • -a' IlVltili.lll. - ‘ , lartoith a Commit ..1 b otok eic-J. • t .- .4sigips, t.g ..... 04 4, ........ t •• of the w % A n . d a third . . JESUIT helot) the v. ..uid not press the p i* gift to-sorrow. 'lllnird *ass • :. _.,....:, 1 glitch be ompozeie4 therm **lsomer I r Road oat *Oct a, tbe giving ti i flkdbliti Pose's to die Dolce of ‘ ' 4hd* 114 Meaty eoutd not be iu . ' % 'lte t.jullig to westing In the hem Ilth* ititiant patronage Intl poi ' not to it. to the hoods of a person - mow to the Crown. Oo this 14 I ! J TPF, c'o`,:'rF.Stil Ah -4, Mr. LUSUING MN said, that they wroth* in tenting of departing from the geeing% eeptoet o ani we eirdrirstand, gm • reason foe the liohle 01 1 7 tiaiworTew, bet le so low a tone that we e re SOX I to catch it. Sir H. PARNELL broaolst up a Report of the nolybead Road Committee, which was agreed to, and leave was given to bring in • Hill founded on it. ELECTION PETITION RECOGNIZANCE. Mr. LAM BTON presented • Pnitieonfrowo Henry Clement Thompson, who had restated a Petition Wiest the Return for the Borough of Barnstaple. — He stated that having, according to taw, given eight day's notice of his sureties, be had gamed a Mr. Lar kins, of Easez-streeer, Strand, as one of them. His other surety was accepted, but Mr. Larkins was re jected because be bad changed his residence frbm Licht-street to Northumberland-street, and be was also objected to became he had been ibsokrept two yesrs ago. Th. Petitioner was conseqoently mom mended by_the Examiners to apply lathe noose by afflfe.• He sated chine ( abode; that ted that be was unacquainted, as p f w M s agent, with his surety's chi 'though his serety had been a *Are he bad long ago recessed kis certi fi cate and eas ree yto swear to his obffiCiessey ; and be prayed for fortis,' limit. give oolice of (nether serety, instead of M I L [aikido. 'The Petition was brought op and read. On the motion that" the Petitioner's Agent, Mr. Williams, bevelled Intim her to verify en cods the statement, Mr. C.IIARV EY ohjected to the Malian, because If the whole of the alfi•gations were proved it was to be doubted whether the floese would grant Ms re lief. ne woo bound, in tii first instance, to have *Mired a sufficient surety, or to have made the re , illeishe enquitieo. The fact that-the person he had offered had been a bankrupt within two pare should have made Ids more particular in his enquiries re specting him. It was, thinner., an 'insult un the !fosse for the Petitioner to have offered inch a surety without having obtained the necesnry information respectitsf him. Mr. WYNN 'Girl, that the proceeding was now confined so the calling in the Petitioner In confirm his .tatemelit net nath.--They might afterwards con. sister whether. on that statement so verified, the Home was justified In granting the Pridtioner She indetrece he prayed. Re was of epiniset this was the course of proceeding, because there With no prima AWE olsjsttioa to the surety, from the fart el his once baring been a baukiept. —LH ear U—Ha . isps not en that account' disqualified by la* Wm holding Prolowell• :. t . ' • ~,, ~ Ins 6" TO CORR F.!: PO N If 1 ,, 'ITS. .e a We think with " OsecnesTea,'' that it will he the este 1 1 ef Fianna. lad trust es to right. la a great stailitire by example. If ft Is geed add right /4 Mate &Joni, it WWII as mach *a to be taught by our ilwaybisuers astride's. WWI* Wieldier scieeees impolite, whf mild tbe most important, Obat sig ef Oar Sa/INIXT, still, and especially dr V GoVernemot of England ? h snorinely sap, or .ihmwe S. *g, " 111 not badge t I s pos." tie will ataled le • the Weirs promised as owlish iiiitkieet. we Braga oe A restos fee Wis preened ti the Sfettfrilla, mad areJileased by his eemplideet la lariat them itirepirit has nee led away by toe less of WI late Pitipriefer. We deplore as much as she wHde. the ciieweisianee cinch ' via esheesld land red whey prisperty falling imam taw . . heids..• is bas atieloollsedly a modem, to endsager, bed at last In subvert, the State. it was se with Oalellalts with CARTIA•II, sad with Roust the weedy mete he painted ' out bl 011.106, Ma Operaird by woe Legislative. Misc. taws's iprocrigOoit would be deemed tee serried. , 'lke Parliesseatary Reform, eillich we hope and twined ed very disiant.wil,preveat the neee.sity of its adopt kw. Oaf objeruiess so peblielhing his. Letter. arises from the street personal allusinos contained in it which would be Cu.' .*rued ai maligoascy• dr do not despair with Chticeaus in is the elf." t of the present petit len, exertlee of the toes. try. The wen within St. Stephen's (Impel caged intssaie deaf to the seised of the People's artillery—Wit Without. PRICK 91' STOCKS TIIIS itY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Haul Rork 5 pet G.M. Navy 1 i3i 3 per USN. Re. 1.771 Were Snob 71/S S peeCeie. Gaoled . Loa/ A. tOi LIS Soper G.M. liseirimer ISM. 6 IP Lamle Sr Ace. 7111 Omolvei '4 per Cera Ne DMA' OAT SMA N. LOIV DUN : SATURDAY. VIIIIVART 6, 1519. !!-* lo tias lioupa of Lords last elsht the Earl of Li. •aapoot, comenesicatad the outlines of the proposed plan of reduction io the Windsor Establishment, I. a statement similar to that made tne prreeding mus ing by Lord CASTLISSAIIII in the Home of Cmeriosens, mod moved, to answer to the PatnoWitatttilfs Mm es.', so Addrmi, which was esepprked. The Marquis of Laisanovir contested hisseelf with coa -1 batik so assertion made by Lord Liesittocrim that thesis •Mill had la pmed by the Qutsn'sdealieoullekl. ._ If the Paisca R SGENT pleased, tale fieeettppltro ru aid of soy of th e other deportforots er t h do,u List. I, opposition to this ref itammerquis sounded, 'hat the mousy was tot the Act an to revert, on the (It us, levies of to Akhisci r soN Parflamer+ for as ... Pails. ' ... ...„ E 'twitter Howie of:Comennmkjp eensequence of the suits' of the period appoint for the . purpose, se 'oral new writs were moved for, .and ordered to ti t Issued ; and on account of the general opinion the an opportunity would then have been taken by man, of the distiogashort Members to testify their respect for the late Sir 9Am:rt. ItomiLLY, no wising for a Writ for Westminster, the Gallery of the House wan crowded. Mr. BiInUCIIAN, however, who under took to make the motion, disappointed the aspects tions of strangers, in consequence, it is said, of an understanding ornong the Members, that the nue atonal practice referred to should be discontinued; and the memory of the late Representatiee for WM. minster was respected only in silence. The other proceedings of the House were not of very great or general interest. lo answer to a question aked by 311 r. LITTIIITON, the CHANCILLOR of the Excel. QUER said, that ao such pluses had been rumoured of imposing a tax no Coals at the pits' mouth was anise the consideration of his Majesty's Ministers, though he understood that several Peti tions in recommendation of such a plan were In a state of preparation to be suismittad to Parliament. — This object of these Petitioners is to lighten as much as possible the burden which In rata° places, and especially in London, affects the consamays by the heavy and unequal duty on that important nyaale of feel ; bat as it proposes to shift the load from owe portion of the People to the shoulders of &Fodor, and make all Lear an equal share of the weighs strong objections will proceed from many quart and pesticide rly from the' inhabitants of the Coal diet riots, in opposition to the pcarposal, on *moat the injuries it will °cassias smug the manisfactor which bad been established in those districts from the cheapness of the supplies of Coal. it presented frosn'tkro principal Inhabit a h i Moist, in Scotland, concerni n g so me abuses i they *tidied had taken place in a Charitable Fomadatioebs that tow., produced • smart alter cation beans Mc newtons% owl Lora ihnnive, which ended, however, in thilietitiou being or \ ble. tog the Doke of You with the person, pas sed through some 'red to be read a third lime to which ewes pretioes to its in °cession to assert, and have in opposition to the mestere, stewed by Sir 111% % 1 1- gamut, who waist iiltassage . t h us invested Meanies wonl4, become immense, and constitutions& jordeasy in many Gen ie* columns for the interests of as on hineelt , to the gth elf. reached as this t►e following is the (my article COKOtt ESL iffitekiagiois City Gazette osmoses the that Coogress Will Skis week, eater in oar isplt rpm the important besieges of the Session.— Atere•S ths important objects which demand a !Hee ies, the tolbseing are specially mentioned 4 " The rest state of our relations with Spain, ruing oat of the Seminole war, which, it is gime rally 'opposed, elil eventuate iti Congress emposer log the Ezemitive to take possession of the Florida', mid thee break off the later:nine/ale negociatioe with Spain or this 'abject. " t. The •litsoth Americas question, which is sow fairly before Congress Mom the rerript of the several Reports of the Corandulooers, furnishing ell the information shed foe. I" ' S. The general Bankrupt Law, now loudly called for, and the espediroey of which is ackoow. !edged in every goofier of the Union. " $ Tip easenination of the stairs of the Bank of till (hilted States. " bother subjects, sock so relate to the Jorii. etzrye Military, Indian affairs, nations, eerreney, materna., k seems yet rain what changes or eseesniesears 'nay be adopt As more thee ose. third of the Session has already:been spent, chiefly In acting on private elitists, it may reesistably be I:wintered that the main, topics, which are miereriiil &yet toothed, will furnish ample employment to oc espy their attention fee the remaining two months,: shksh will domplMe thel mond Session of the fa.; t eeoth Congress.'" • Malls from Holland acid Hambergh have 0ri4004 with Papers to the 3d last. Accounts have reached the Netbertaods from Constaatinople, stating the snivel of the Wechshito Chief, together sith his 'rresserer and lean, in that city, In the 18th ult. *ben they wells 'immediately paraded in chains through the principal streets, and, after being pat to the torture, they were beheaded on the 17th in the evening. Thei. ►odies Isere than exposed for three days, ;tad at the expiration of that time abandoned to the insults of the populace. The letters from the French frootlpr, speak Isi►h exaltation of the Measures skies the King has recently adopted, In replacing so many of the Officers of the old army on ttt4timieval9elle lot ors from %Verson seem to intimate, that the Russian Polish Provinces sre likely to be united to the king dom of Poland on the meeting of Polish Moc— k is now beyond dantrt, that 114. Donna, the Filli.ov of the Conallutfallilliffrf, has tirn alloolsod frottlino Netherlands, and couilurtol to the frontien of ' Fiance. 1000- 11 e• r . 10•0r...r• Mr. HARVEY explained. • aP 'I et dered to lie on the tab! Mr. S. BOURNE obseited, that thelfstitilm,lns Th . um f,„ vesting not whetlitir the surety should he admittiliOnst !he- -' ghee the noose should grant time to the IRPtitietWe t• titre et hi* MAI tiVel Levu Arkin fee smoke. suralk 'lliere'stpprarril to slaget, and was order,' be a difficottg in admit'' , ' witimm esantination, the , ( t hy . T he pr i ec i p i e, , statemerrceta Peilt6i . • . b kiif hi stale im a„,,,;„, we tank ~2 11 1 t rotts. Os shilh l f .., , T , • . and el • ..- le valiantly Mdisteined t ined . 011041 h Mak It ' • -. 4"."4. 41 . 1' •WM yealiallap avowal , .r. . Mr. 11.4 QPI t' • 'antihero aVervird, that, the este hid recurn . the ' thinner to apply to y o Ms Roy et If igtigesi ' flimse, which was a presumption !hat they t e tit eacitete cost him entitled to an eatession et his doe. , - Xl'ier ' sop& further conversation between Illir3.' 11.1111 en, who had • d 1 iterne, Mr. Wrotteslry, Mr. Wilms, Mr: Abb. t h e country, as well I erismilie, sad kr. Robertson, the Petitioner'. ggest t wis . ialled in, and the state m e n t sworn to; and due New York Pipers 1. which tit f !granted till Monday se'enig ht for the Petideale to Merlohlet t giro notice of another suety. T t ..4 11/11fikt of settee:— . IbU,llolyttead Road Bill was brought I. aid eqpii .., i c ▪ a twat aser r -Adjoarned. " The Wathingla I r EITRACT UP A LETTER FlOlll OM R.% %R D TIIC ►RANCS WNSOTO SOIUTII AW to I. I. Surds 1;. ut trb :t s 4it h 4, 10 TH EMI On or H IA I r"M IN. '4la.--1 bate snatched one short Arta araidtr rho no,set of a crow.led traror v ort cer.iv ready fur •ea r 1.. throw odour piper the ' , lets )ou'i, (roiled oe to communicate when I last saw )nU. If nothi .g less uninteresting "ccupiel your rologons, y..a any think proper to transfer these few words lute one of teem. this I propensities, en the merit of • sal I hire r.• say, then koo•ing y fie are gri-stiy Interested is the Tishri of freedom in !time wafters of can weed be. side that in which re time. t titter myself my opicion, from tiusisZi tirilma,..am opersiing in a distant Ow, ley b• t - fetts7 recording iri a zlar valuable Pope!, I. dertaka to male knows far and emsle s• ye. shall beve6ll mud the es every thing which passes en the incoosid‘tobl , Port (Peltier. assigood to your boottlo oettoto ,) lasi b. • • J. N. From the dietortettitarrattses of Soo llinvertes, which darken the pages of lit*Jootosts Jsissieetl by the Spenish Ainbassad ,, r, it is eglialeiplitr, tabs able to turn to Eccoents which have, ucistast, the wilt of aethenticity. That some aessoi!aitors. who may not I show thvir facts it home; that, eillos, 'finical rci. limy qwelificstloes, going oat s mogs and sure. commeellecl, shoulrl meat disappebriat, is cal. , culatekloesciiikle ether feeling lien . serriae. 21 6 That most tort46g the. olteeld Paliggerate eves A ch ins.* • hiscit cattflogeo a ',there which , wrist; Is ae ea ily accesseted fn'. :den do sot *Wiggly impute to themselves, in the fsLe of the world, the cast* of failure, All less can se& confessions be limbed for when cont•ery Mater ante -• meet won satietbing n..)re thou empty. ppribtriJ 3 is Pot tland;place. Id pl. i;t 6 Nora tius igostar.• es "for for the grewest stiorri rPstralilticTi, IVO toe the law 'eves which iodine u. iliulsteeisl *WI I. lend tiolr colleens for tto . ebile•qoik !ff Shaft, )ii 16 spare s pas One :tae , " inatcynatt selech ptsave e the South American Cell rats are s• ready to c and foster merit as they ar—vf 01%44 1.9 refit, et Os. cud those who e chatar:es , , : tote r • tmhett,ore:4ll, ringpeoltre ivel in eil )*rime. buheili e e iptioo of 0 ..ocre ! ii eittlyqi ifal de pretenders rejected, ill. crinaiustion , f the difft. if Lents. ll'e have be ••41 ._. thinking by seems" •rste 1 4 1 arrived frosaClitll (at 'rile ii Chili), Ito s which it ap. rue, that I Slott* dame upon those tossressogo the *tides, rtillfectiliielsoslldfdllt iag impel' a Spain is !Mb, lib: _ diselpliwed, T eu.sppoialeoliim4l44, i army, anivested by the be,. •pr-it, lei greatest asp South Amman ha • On Aseagst other thirty, no Lae iiint .Mt a lettree from this Gerseml to a .--r , 7.444 laggyfoluelso 1 is the Army of the Amine; s n) 1416 ifi t i b tisvoi our sygomenti that the PitAu.':herfs toe *eery »bete uninfinenced i t the elitttib.trio.i ut irewarela, by 1 narrow preiudiese, or crorraeted (oelings. We • even translated lt, sod •er , srl, ley •tiiC WI), that affords os no smell brat Picadniu Wind, that among the numbers of of fi cers If all callous Mt .4fryeJ it. r various ariliiii, the Lams+ isms tiltbert• bor away the palm of rewer is and herseaestros &tied foreigners by their services is tbeilield. ..r eel we conclude *Meet enpraisiog setwatry.trina lb ' whatever ticissitedes say retard list "itriAs:. oils the great cane mutt itrevitouly I.= , The 4 r., , L. I of Sooth Aserlca shall "spas! . ,s. a ' • - . . the benigneot indenrce of Ilifferrtfilyr at - -relit ' regions of out vast Peninsula. ' thalltsstacists in • Sown! AMERICAN ComMllll/031 TO A witimu astrhu or/mac ... M. edoza. 14IA. • " MT TUMMY ESTEEMED SION 1011,--Ille rillaotry and iscelleot general seadost width have distin guished yue - its the campoiga of chili t te e, :lies. Wed me to taloned , with the ~ . sent ' of the United Protium' fiett'llet ' !.; sad I him the hamper to ruclosa yeti/ tniamdmion .1 i Brevet Mare, *MO will be premeated hylbspome- , r--,1 Miss" udiug. I avail loyal: 4 Ibis occasion to Fir my services at all times, and . remain year aro.t istlastate unseat, who kisses poor heed, " 'On DE SAtt WIlltIN. I " To 1),.a W tt.Ltax MILLia., at Vaivaratea." 14 Cal. lIAT, who is maw ander trial by a Caere' Maeda!, is the bewtbet to Mr. Has, the deeretary to the irists Catholic board. The Court stands ad. joaroad to Tuesday neat. It appears to be no langeordonbtfel that the 1.04 nil, Isl. of Man packet, Is last, pert of the etoei having been throes* on shore, as well as two trunks, mss of •hich has been identified as belonging In a passenger who was on board, and •nother to a Mr. WADI.. From the best iefertwation of which we are at present poesereed, there were shear ei;hteen people in board, all of wlrdlie, we lament say, must base {writhed. X : iligenen from ConSlaniianpl•, dated the?. kb Iser, states. that the Cho( of the Nise.rhalivere AIDALLAsi, and his beau, were breaths prie , lted into that capital 014 the ltitb of the same taw the - ' After being led %chains ihneigit the principal ste"el°l they were taken to platys sod put le the tarter.% ° 4 1.11"iN4 elmrniug, tiro! were h r omiht bat ti the SULTIM iter) beiseded. Their naked Whet wets r elPomPti do, N three its, v. and' then delivered 11,.r 1 the pophlrCe. Wal 1 ' 4 4 0.