The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-28 00:00:00

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SR, Ilietosetet. 11. liolta •rn. 141, Otfeed-•trrrt, *Wye the• Snid No. 1i,700, t►e !AM Pelee .f J 30.0.0, sal 14....21,211C., We Tint ettit of t.70r110, WWI la Warm Ire tirkfte eITOt th; Lottery. most 6 MOW! POSit %IWO Se host Triode. the Pio66*•• W bits cosine... or gth Ointresept ler mouth', bibtrp. fist 6.tallektis 4 ail/ Ile RI 'Nippy owe, Out los wnM stirekr he is ensbte4 ptesenia Scheiw "Awl. eninsho 7WO menEs OF ILIONEY. lled wives otter I red al.-colas web Mateyo Is 0.4 ID4, P •Pa. _ _ LOW HOLLAND obi. be Wm sot eimerieeed by ibe sego. 'Pelage ibe Noble Lord ; but be woo6l, !weever, withdraw looti.o. - clove aro thee .erred to. kart of LI V 1.. .I POOL Oro ',reword lo fill or she blank left I. the 110 of tom fororiee she Cooled b, the do Is of lord , alb she sore of be f 9i1,.4 NMI' ballifir(rebresrw). Tickets wand Mimes ate wISiiR et Comeactees 011os. 4. Consiibt, awl 9, Ckftriek-frosi, Landes, 'aid by lus "imam Agere• is obi %biked Kinbilyis. se e It Ries T. DISH prim plenume in simile*, OM Mk .41.4 P Lintery mina of tbe eisykati wee ht /Motes t and Is 4, pleb- Harr Is lunch costars/ by his briql mob's./ is Male. OW IhN (firer mete (as weal) ses-sullimesolY siispiniss.. as be (spire gre4fer I liselwr aid roes* sift airy et*, beeps., tow IliAirkt .mw Pi at .4 it 3 1 ,41 1 1. is Elam %bare, dte. AVerd te. - Tbeeeber Vow. of lb* Bill were then emud mod agreed to, dad the MI ordered he be read a third tube 10.4611114W.—A41- 14estae4. `, . This slay ma. publhbed. le There Vols. Moo., prier 11. CH/10114 DANDYISM ; or, Living is fly OLIVIA tifftlSLANn. Cape/ .1 Os Female 1114 Alee. VISO ►y Capipie A6Slll...Arbe• d " The Spirit of Or k," tr. Pt Weed fee A. K. Nev em aisal Co. ImAireAdll..lreet. 1 111.cre way he tad. ropootb. FRANCE% t or, Tao Two Noolien. By M. S. 7 vols. vire 150. !ON of O'DONKfLL. By Roane Ir. Clair, Aiding of 4 •. The BMW Belookr, ' ae. 3 voi.: 16. 60. trikogium../WlOl mil Ds MoN MAT t Tals of .41•14 , 01 On" 3 yob. M. no VI, I LIM, NW T& CTRESiIs or. llporrions Itiober. b y o. b • /76. 64. MY 01.1) COUSIN t es, A Prep IMO Cerbio.Closs, 3 eels. 116.. ed. A SENTIIINSTALJAURNEY dower SIARGATEood lASI IKGS. By Dr. Comporroore% .mos. pito 30. T 1 4 day eas published, in rose Volumes 12. e. pr ace 11. EMMY; or; T. Mires rust Error: and Booty sod Balinese; fr. the Puked Prayer menthe, t. )!other's Ptapesry s Tao, By ELIZABETM BEI4IIRT. Asth..e of " irirh ilea it Most." like. b. Pained NI- A. K. Nes smut sad Cr.. Lesamb.4l.essti. TIIP 1011.• hie will appear MG Whiter 0— TIIP. !MACK 11011141111 t a R•sesesee, i soh. THE EX PKE.S3 g &Novel Bt Few., Aohiene. 3 soli. AIRANY a Tale By the Aethee of the " B.se ate. 3 Yob. MAK AS HT IS. By the Author et" Men as he Set ; Third &tines. 4 vols. MRAYO of BOHEMIA; et. The Black Form, &amid Vens.o. 4 THk F.I.QUIIIAUX. by F.sally Mite. 3 eels. 141fillillOt U doe 1t ILL.i or, They net at ITMsrlee, Yak. RAKAStRI. WF. are resliserted to tilted alb ettamies of pa w" afnided with costal or bodily decay, iserveas de- Wiry. Waste! *miler, loot of apposite, hidiPe.lWl, depots us of 'pod*, freinkfina et •aakiata of tie buida,scernetic awl every oilier kind of eruption, 3-thetas. uiteratni atraltassa. poor ioibe limbs , •01 joiner, reenewpiive isMY, arid ▪ restilaiional rnirplainfs, 1imQ ,4 41 1 .1y in wake trial of she wriebratrd CONDI AL HALM OF RA MASIItI, or nature's Itesivestlire, as prepared aad sold, wbeleaftle and ▪ is C. J. Jor..aa, M. of the East Wades Medkal 1. Creassomreet Rawl, St. Oconee% is the Ems, 4 Is is witoeurally admen Weed lo it sae IMO • rood pewinfal trstoratiwe in all tie above can ner diennetet t it like lie bleed, ewes tie wiriest peke is Se lined pad Womb. and remain seek perspiewillab--- • it is smarty leiradisie Car do eases% art etetrosse eater. riMetasely lbe = se al ebb ibt eel toressparable Medical. is veltorkie beakb so tbe allkOrd, and sly* Ingest lo tbs. aged : tlionsandl Lay eau laws ~wed M preeres bealsis, eller basilic bees se se. dewed by dillswees dhows, as base imp pe.opeed .r. ,„,, erly by lisle f also by their profevsirnal atteadartv. • S.M. by lie Prepriesor, in bent?, ns. rack, we Iwo qiiinekies is Ames SOL earls t or fuer 'manikin in our 614 kilt bestir. far riv.. dee, Wriggled. be phial pee I Is. ben* Ike seed. fl. laroiniable Medici*e win keep in all c:rinaiev, ass way be trod of Waylay and bow. llort-market t Vane. 46. Coesibilit H. J. Presses, lot. already J. RI bores. IVJ. Mohr. 56, Psccs.dills s Barker, Ose•rii.nrees ~baadler, 76, 0 vford-arret i Tads. IP. ilithalk-row, Rollver! aslpttbe mot respectable Illeslierse Vendets is es rs y pais al theMinirdwP• C J. Jord.un Sates Mk rtaffni inpvrtunily ..f an. anirocirg in lie Public, errs be sstis oesase• as, she. rigs-swiss.. ii so she nee of parswelar Oroaplainh s as u regular welsher of lie R o y.,, College Of Pklsictior he nen, u veeedy owl prima swot fore for every Ciar• oe 'servos, te...4 siirw.t direave.. bovrever lows vtandine, or of ike wort Inver met kW& are 1., ar ena, mad mkpriar Emden( treatannat*prerfilann4 rifrrionhyturerf or. (.. J. Jordan min fbr rowelled, by all rank.. I,We mole 5.• Sir woruiaflNl nine I. tie treeing at she Foot lloo•I.o. M. di. cal 7, annermoreet 11.44.1. near lire (;ossearr• teal fined tasapike. 11. Grotto% iu Cut La-t. Ilw set vivere wd velem 'Rms.—Mann " Lire Y way Life. ahem bleit wits Health." THE iihoht Systelo of Mien is to confine Within doe hotesells, awl then to regulate the Pswities I sore strained and lausbordingle thee impemowsly destrov time har riers which Religion wed Nwality twee mode sacred t to tali Bat Doe atembilalle them appears the Orfila of prude:we, best talesdaled Mihail their eletecterwe. Every disorgasolzaliau of the horn frame requires great me diral knowledge Irs remedy, awl the public welter is ormitilt4 • he:, pr ifdeitoted ewe (disregaidieg the taggcstimw of she en. mous ',rid interested) devote their wadies I. the ter e steent of them complaints generated by imprudewee. sal the ebellitioo K the gotedom at an enteatdcil winmeist. " Toe &weevil of r Moline corni-1e in the heitltb of the i s copie t" hot. it is ferias efely to re.Y.ett no the daily we, lice to the loorance of stafrel frag dap s rich , . nod to rost,:errirt o o far ma passilile, ii, further Isissift, we Oirf f to sederang haul sility. the email of oar ewe allorricare is the sorious disenscr of DeWitt. The unwary • of rol:t art vin;early unpaired at school, befire reason has amerted het ri:111 rower the mial), will. In contemplate: Mt pnw ray Jaw. heroine woreprohle of 'Wisdom/ leis-atitm., I. knots the met complicated awe of ethoostiort way he reeved int.. gaudy energy.-- Ilife4f4 silulv—igvikolerair ass :Vaallrbi‘rare In Ironical y other camas, d e mi s e ' h i . N ets ...l4 % 4cm g web ewes we eau k~aiff mil la 10.1rtiore of re-sontualion, nv Moir ins sv helo baseless' asowered the mogul= ls..pel of Patient. of both Beset, That base to loom happpnnes. 1.0 F.S TEN F; It EA , coo Dow *seemed frovimuly, the Improved rinse of Medical Science lawstogg divested lis ausirlale of those di.tretsitte violation Wow tr. Meg maimed its eshibitiow uncertain und harowfuu~~ Moe best explode Ger method by observing to !sailed. Illinat hut ea der Ibis tanistly, that a few deg. , only ore required for the re ""sl at cad! Wolptoors 1 that the m. , -t inveterate ease will , yield to our wartlies within a .:wroth, nnd lima la a &tenor who only wsperialtoweelf iajetel. the di-dec may he prevented all together haw nopearlen I—n tilstitor truest k agitates Is wool Wier dernaoresent. ef the generative •istem. a. Weithliess. ht. emotion. itc. 'lariat tendert., ohstiable reset of which are tsil• removed • haat the uqi ni eal.tir or 'mitosis:de. Snot pervliarhirs Widest& to the wrier tea Ins. ims cseueesi our isitewhni t iit which milthiew. e•tathined with edam", kat to pmwded the meow eits..illy oehr.ted. In fine. our 1 1• 4 " 11 mimic, peddled, wertemir, sad natiorailt successful. For the evisend necoestomtinti:in we do not 'Milli nor wive. I*.o.frd periods of pram ire, hot taffy he roattulted at all ti•siostethic himoi.—comstr, l'airr..to n.. rropsetall In dew ilke wimeicli their ssasperwas ' when Medicines, with odtire. will b. iwrmdierly f..rwarded to nay ral of lite liiogdnat.— • hanhweete Is ea petted I. hrriapan% the raw. Just 71IF &fa% OF 1.1 rr, • Imagine Commentary na ,h. 11, (llr.. l cn. M•y be Inl nit). Pair , lit, Fier-buret g ots4l at r.il &Nitre:lee,. mire bi (AbliS and (n. M. It. C. tott , genn. gwee'ir.trert, Ceet•eueet, Latdaa. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. --4•211.• HOUSE. OF LORDS. JAL ID. Lord Atbetbsist took ihrsioths sod his mat. CLISIRII4O ROTS. Lord SI DSIOUTH 'hid em $b loblo a Roper, from the luspecoor-Geoerel of the Board of Wolk*. relative to catiain fap►rieefnts that bad been wade, for the porpore of escerteieing bow far the MVP a C:iabiwic Hoye, to ilia stvitopiog of choosey'. can be tope:wiled by amelthvery.—Ordered to be prasiod. HE CRIMINAL CODE. Lord HOLLAND ruse; for the pelves@ of pre. , settings Petition from the Lord Meyer, Aldermen. mad Common Covesit of the City of Lnriden, pray. I leg that a revision might he instituted ef the Criminal Code of the country. Having stated from whom the , Petition cave, it was unnecessary for him to odd that the Petitioners were mot merely visionary et theoretical mem, forming their opinions witholit an intercourse is the affairs of the world, bet main . egroaet in the genteel edemas of the century, end some of them intrusted with the most important branches of the Magistracy. The subject I. which they prayed the earnest attention or the Legislator. was that which invotved the dearest interests of the Sew, which concerned not only its present comforts bet its &tore prolgrerity. The Petition dM wet claim their attention by any elaborate expositiou of princi ples and °plosions, bet came before them illustrated by facts, and fortified by lb. concurring testimony of the very greatest wet of every class, of every met, and of every potty that this country wedge's' during the last forty years. These facts afforded me:,echely proof of the vast incivette of efllle in this country, and also showed that sails the convictions Increased in a listve.fold rule, the esecetious beeves properties to dom. In fact, the charades tairlihot Ceiminot Us& was too sougeirtery to meet the toll' sopport of the P►ople, and no heart mild be found se herd as to give that @militia' law its templets and terrible sanction. Re was aware how very nosatis factory arguments oast ever prove. drawn how ama. logy and the practice of other cowries, where dif remit lees ',du; bet he teeld not avoid r►merking on the state of the neighbouring 'sometry of Fraser, with reference to the effect of severe laws upon the in rrrrr ant diminution of trim•. Ceder the Goveronntel of that country. before that Revolution which eau so frequently the theme of eloquence in that Howse— before that Revolution, of shirts the crimes end the esc sssss were so much the topic, of declamation, Ishii, the advantages reselling from it to the uappi_ n est, end he weeld add, to the morals of the People, were Siurlinssly passed over—before that Revolution, and under the old regime, the punishment of death was indicted Irwin offenders of numerous classes, and particularly spun those she were convicted of steel ing privately in houses, aggravated its this instance by the addition of the rack. This dreadful punish ment what were the consequences: The first was, that very few persons would charge with this crime their servants or others who may be guilty of it ; and the second consequence was, that the crime iucieased to a shocking degree. During the Itrynletinn, this severe law was re pealed, and a punishment more proportionate le the offence substituted in place of death, and the torture of the rack. This alterstlen was preserved is the Code Nepeiross, which now conteined the greater part of the Criminal Coda of France ; arid the crime has, in consequence, deer d very considerably throughost that country. This fact be mentioned ra ther as an illustration of what he hoped might prove le be else consequence of some mitigation In the Pe. nal Code, the* with thy intention of directing their Lurdabip►' minds to that paint, as the only or pens cipil one for their consideration. The Noble Lord then moved that the Petition be read. The Petition was read. It is the same as that which, it will be remember►d, was presented to the Hoese of Commons by Mr. Alderman Wero.l, on I Monday evening. It gave a comparative view of the increase of crimes, and of the number of eon. victim's, from the year 181'2, and cniscludell by praying tbe earnest attention of the !loose to the sobject. The Earl of LIVERPOOL did not intend to the Petition being received; brat only to observe, that by former returns and former esi elitist., it would appear that the increase of crime was not owing in any deficiency ill our Criminal Code, bet to the transition from war to peace, WI Weald appear para. malady from the returns merle after the American war, which tie. Noble Lord r►ad ; sect from whirls it appeared, that the increase of crimes and pro.eeu. linos was progressive from the 'etc. li7ll to 1785; arid the litre caus►s which nperstril to ifirtsdjacis that increase at 'hitt time 'shoed at th e The Marquis of LA NsIDOWN thou4nt the erg.. merit of the Noble Earl, with respect in ties trend tine from war to nesse, Cot sufficient teacart nt for thereat increase of crimes, nor was, indeed, soy ' eases sufficieet. lie did not mean to preteud that he 'mild sedge the canoes for the iecresse of crimes, bat Might without difficulty say, that It was set ear, het Meryl, causes that had tontribeted to that be etles*. The dischatge of men from the army and Navy did set "teemed for it, the eviction of /Aegis trate" throughout the country being, that bat a small proportion of men or that description were committed \ ieb pi them for °Gems ; the 'fat prodooki opens dif lirrent branches of industry by legation or other mes*" weight certainly redoes a number of °Evens. Bet Ifni all these Cabin emabieed • Ore CO sufficient ,to socount fee that peeddlerity of the present time— the altalenebely isogon of the number of Jeanine. offenders. This mist be "retitled to the defective state of nor psis's", not certainly Going to the mis. rootlike of IM pintoes havieg the menagement of thee, bet to the soot of a jodicioes errangenteut sod cimeilicatioo, by means of wtikh offenders of that demeripelen weight be reformed. The minds sod I the babble of these juvenile offenders Wer.sefficient. ly deClile to take say impreislen tbst might be Made epee them, and it was deeply to be lameate4 that our prisons, tinder their present "'stem of syringe. event, became too frequently for t hesoyosng offenders schools of lice and nereerlea of crime frees which they weftforth only hardened sad emboldened in .vicious course of life they had adopted. Something r ough, unquestionably In be dune to reveal this la menting and lamentable mil. Th. Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, in mph's tion, fiat be did not mean to assign the Enmities from war to wore as the only tattoo of teems, of offences, es he was perfectly well aware that there were several ceases which contributed to that un happy resell. Lord RING edverted to the 'nevem* of forgmlei, which, be observed, chiefly applied to Bask of Rag land Notes. Country Bankers, in eowatqessee of the competition amongst them, were very watchful to prevent forgery of their times, every cue ef them heieg perfectly aware, that if through want of pre. Caution his notes could not circulate freely oo se. testa of their Wag easily forged, other Bankers, whose notes .were more swore from forgery, would obtain from that circumfuses great part of his hosi ers& This did net apply to the husk of Eogised, who hating e monopoly, sad being in se danger of lees, took is. peias to prey's' the forgery of their ✓otes,. Tim holy remedy fee this was either to re. Wm.* Cash Peymeets, or V that was sot to be, to allow the Ibitskers of Lewd*s t. igloo owe tied two posed antes, in which two, Wm Oho eampollelew, wget tigilseett wage be end, mid forgery become abies. grensieet. 'fie Poiltisiii wee ordered to Ile epee the Wilt. DUTCH COLONIES IN THE P.AST INDIES. The Margins of I.ANSDOWN sass notice of his iateetion to novo on Mouthy for collie* of the is. mrertimes mot to the Geporeors of the kibkish Co. lonise In the East ladies, with respect to the ser irender of the Dutch Colonies, sad particolarly with regard to thol Wand of Java. CARE AND CUSTODY OF THE KING'S PERSON. The EAT' of LIYIKK POOL moved she Order of the Day. 4 sad she Hone resole. d itself into a Committee (she Earl of I Shofie4sawy in the Elmo i n• Ilse Kill for resting im hit Royal iliglierso the Le he of lock the Larsen Custody of the Ling's reason. Lord HOLLAND mid. he wished it to he dlatluttly ann. Mood shot be did not object to she rare sad custody of she King's permit in jog vested Is the Dyke of York, is having hero denied Witte by the Legislature stet she ontody of At King'..orred person should be separated from the Executive lismeromewt t and wale toe .mare keine rendered necessary by the dean, of her lute Majesty. he und.obtedly thmseist Mat the 1 sake of 1' ark, from his ..! 1: Li, hi• high character, and the neon in which he stood in his Majevey. an. the Attest perou that coo d possibly he chosen for shut h eh trust. Hein'', how ever. 'height. cote itlonteding u:-.3t had b,•en said by she Noble Earl ( Lorerpooli an lite preceding evening, ghat the prevent Dill wa..by the chino- retming to As W snat-or Es•ablisheneut. rendered iswomistent, and that to render he Bill on intriligeet mare of le gislation, it i at ntoolately arca...ars that that clause should he struck ant. tiller their Lerdeipt .boats have before the. pre aim. to moping talc OWL a abatement as to the entre ore, E.to. blationent„ or the Bill bold rel Ate solely in the care and cos body of the King's prem. vi Whoa' tete, ring as all so she Eels . Whom , . The Nosilerarl bailie siever,said it we impossible that the Fotablesesseet should he ammainted ; hot where was thent. deuce of °sty; fur not nor won' leading so mita ceeriatioa was , to he fumed in she 11.11. lint theft it bad been said by the Noble /4.1. drat is was Witealle I in redone', tatabliemeal. Without, however entering into any detail, thou. he did not Mesa le • Norge shiv ,' to waiter e.l , blame, it being perfectly natural. Ms nu emend, eeistvhee of the present intiratinos at she Noble Karl, obese epees, am dent, had great Winne la that lines On it eon plinth', that the Neste Nowl migh! ..... MS ilitiohrtil . and it was Jost as passible. though met so .ztnefereire, the lie majority of Parliament might WT. *Oh she Noble knurl I heir Lordskipe woad gocel llnientwe mot the Ant time the Noble Lad bed (beard ea Ow latimetitig that opinion in this Hone. • It mat • mot dare. and open a qoestio• too relative le the Royal That . list the Noble Karl, after delive:;is le n s a i i riptides tot 5 limb or Ms awn. to termer the esthete whirls he 1 haterased. Atwitter lawman enured darted the non • t ine glimpiamini %nein ; the IllobleKari having esuessawlaa opleino in she int din of Its opens .at aey enquiry km We sewn of the flask, whin spline, la roweememee af a ; eanimeMeatine with some little Parliament el hit one, he had ' gore foetid man to Asap. Where thee was the security is the 'weenie row, shat Melee Mlle Parlamenti of Lord. of the ; Red• Cbouther, mad wen commend with the Wieder • lioablierant. might an indisee she Noble Karl so new, to alter, she Westin he WA expressed of redering 'Mt Paaablielmeat I lipen • fanner aeration. when he (Lon 1 llolinst) ib l i a illi 'be Wimbor Eetabli•liment mach too large for aoy purposes of tomfort so 'or maketed Momarch, Lards. ! of she Ord Maim Maned up, se oat, f .ronoth, slat they, ; who had Mark by the K lag in his l anverity, would • ant desert him I. his adversity; and shut they would ; not lake away see iota from the splendour which surrounded I their beineiga. D hat tenuity oat there Low, dial Lords of 1 the 114-chamber Illicai eel again •lart up. to declare that they would not take away any port of the splendour which sur rounded the Ilossarrh ? and with ibis additomal rra.un, that his hiajests required ewer entolatin now. from the rictus:lAm* .a his Navies low her who hod been his companion for upwards of 50 cram. Why the,. If here was no wanks, nom Distend ' ism all sins had lino said for she redolent, of she Weaker Era bliAnarnt, or eyes that it Licht nos be inerea,ed, surely it be come the Hone to pause before t h ey mortiosted a. Koehn*. went so Mont keine & of to is,i that Emishireitosetst tom to coo. rim and wises the Bill might be parsed for re-tisie the Core and Custody of the Kist's Perms wiihmet any /errata/ea whenever to the tanblishmens. and he perfectly erect i re for that object. —II. Loreitip reorladed by tonsil,: :o leave ors all the wards r•Litiog loom Vibrator Ealaallsaewei. Tan liana( LI V KR POOl. repeated h:s Inner objections to availing she nice of ('isfn Per."lt4, and t!" . app telatikt VI 110 USE OF COMMONS. ra.:9I.BAL BUNTON. The SPEAKER arqoainte4l the Recce that on the ISA heel. he bad received a letter, Biped Robert Christie Berton, srafing*Ntst the writer bail been miscued Member (or Beverley, on the 17 It Jose last, but . I, being in the prison of the Coed of Common Member (the Fleet), die Warder of that pri .son had &elated that be mend sot release Mai toil authorized by a warrant from the Speedier of lira Howse of Commons; and reeraestbsg that he (de Speaker) world be pleased tofenteleunieste she nese to the Hesse. le 21111Wafke (the Speeker) le. d written to Cenral Bertor, and informed him that et the first convenient oppor'unity he lipoid comma eicate the substance of kis letter to the House. Ile bad sines received a letter from the same Gentleman. dated the 10th January, requesting that be would not menthes his firmer letter to the Hoene, as cir cumstances bed subsequently ocesmod whish world brobably enable him to take hie seat on the nn ao, lindly ; but at • let* hoer last night another letter had bees transmitted to his from General Bettor), stating that be bad been disappeinted in his *opens. liens, referring to kis Inter of the 15th, sad grim requesting that be (the Speaker) would slate Ike co tents to the Noose. The House weeld perhaps par dos him for calling their attention to a similar occur fence which took place in 1807, when en Honour OW Member stated that he was detained in similar nofienbest. An order wasihms aide to refer she complaint to the Committee of Privileges, which set seat day, sad oboes only object was to estsblials the identity of the hedieldsal. That hang hem pieced, the Comeeittee merle their report, and he was ordered to be discharged obt of cestody ;re = Hoe. Member would perhaps move a sender lag in the present lostance. Mr. BATHURST srairdlogly mend, that Cline. tel Bertea's letter shield be referred to the Commit. Les of Priellegra, to essence sod report donne to the Hesse.—Ordered. This was foilowel by the steal order, that lhq sheald sit nod proceed on the sobject.to.morrow. MESTMINATER LLELTION. Mr. BENNETT obtained leave to bring le s Bill for the further continuities of the An of the list of the King, 'seeding the laws for also elonion of Members of that House, respecting the espeoces el heating. and poll-clerks, as far as it regarded the City of Weveminster. Mr. BENNETT soon after brought in the Bill, which was read • Sin time, and ordered to be read a second to-morrow. BANK OP ENGLAND. At the suggestion of Mr. MANNING, aid with the acquiescence of Mr. GRENFELI., en Alteratioft was made in the date of one of the order' toad. yes. tricky, in consequence of the motion of the latter. mentioned Gentleman. It eiE OS' INTEREST. Mr. Sotjeant ONSLOW gave notice, that no the 10th of February he would submit to the 11,,ese a motion respecting the Rate of Interest of Money. , RAN SPORTATIO N. Mr. BENNETT gate notice, that on the 9th of February he would mere for the appointment of a Committee to enquire into the condition of the !folks, into the made of trausportine Coarects, and into the .date of the Colonies to Which they were sent. TILE ARMY. On demotion of Mr. CA LCRAFT, a Rehire was ordered to be laid beton the Hone of the offewslee strength of the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, sod Privates of the Army, on the 25th of January, 1819, distinguishingrho Foot Castile from she other forces. Also a Relate of the effective strength of the Royal Artillery at the aims period. distinguish. ibg theme serving at hems from those serving abroad. Ales • Rotors of the establishmeut of Storekeepers. General on the let of January, 1819. FOROIRY. Sit J. MACINTOSH gave notice (bet for what day We know net, he eieneenisese of the usage which we easy perhaps be attested to say Is too prevalent anew% Heneerable Contemns, of dropprg their voices at the mast interesting pert of their staram.nts) that he would sera for a Return of the 'loather of Prosecutions for Ferrety by the Honk of England deer the last Return+. He also intimated that he would grail himself of the opporeonity which that motion would land him, of making some oh . Lions on the important Report of the Commirsioners appointed for enquiring into the mode of preventing the Forgery of Bank-notes. COMMITTEE (IF SUPPLY. Mr. BROG DEN brought op the Report of the Committee of Supply, the Resolution of which was agreed to. SILVER COIN,. . Mr. wished to ask, if the Waht Ilan. Gem'Pomp opposite was aware of the fact but the wit, of staosised silver, at the present moment, was in sbilliogs and seres.pence hatfpen is) as pone., being thin halfpeace-as ounce above the Mint Ie n. gelation, which the year before last was fnor or five per cent. above that price ? Ills lesion f asking was, that under such circumstances. a temptation I 5 - Ping to melt or 'sport the Silver Lein, we eight CI.