The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-27 00:00:00

. Av 4 f i 3atti 1 b b a t _ i t Vir.* 10.4 f• T_gr_c...us4s L . ul)cu --Al'eL<CA.l I ; EAST INDIA ungsz, OR COURT of DIRFCTORS of tAs v 'anal 001.11 P twr 4 la ICOAI Ty, *r -IINIX Craft fir Os Lot 101164 Math eitess Sodoo. Dot Galena Corsi 4 Ike sari calves' Oa lie UM at oar LeoilessOolt awe. deo irodooodap, the Ist rufweiln ext. et Ekren n (leek in tie IFleorosoo, ler the ireistrerrese f iteplog WWI tad Propotearre fl Sheanirelds rrireeting 1. We Maims apirratflai in Wile, end Itorobstiotes of nooks elopsest iw eosssoose , ses Ig the C:oort 'Wed. re. earros.nsentimied Powers are ooso vole for do beepecthro rf tae Proprietors, al Ms Mow. JaSSPIr DART, &eve,* STCHICQCLA BILL. orpics, 961hJewssry. 1819. TO RD PAID OFF earner boon? strive of es id Ft Geo. ILL altertit s kies, iffIDDAM 'or his woks of the year MIL ,fat Gip. li esdflated r the Naha* , of Ikbotwes, Xad, kid TO*, Ler& "Ciol ' esnir hoer* ol ilfti :0.41 1 1 ° Timmer , An lag earn Onerot.pp.o far payi.‘ al lb Priwripaof She an.wootoweiorni liaishorror Bias, weatie t er' s, der t4 r retw • el Ili -AMpIIKS afr, in the gam* of Z.r-Legaer. Noe Peace Weetwout.r. us fteundag, lite Jim imfal enitiercOtteetwer will ho gime Adly (9motheys orod • Deli eterplyel. and inefAve Tsmodtry, the 9th Pas. from '/)tit *TAN* is tAr 'dawning fall (i.e U the Ater some, for lie pyre 4 ret , te. , a , it ..we end, 'orangeries , 'dl,peleh, eat Reefers of said Part are k i t r ay g a ' k w Bills Si Liss (skarn ars to it skidoo/ as this demise than in a 'tier .r heir rospoolisos Defeo, arch so ono for OW wow Junta* Wag onmerionito arranged anO rpreil !Mr the pH* , wit thoss. and Menai Ow thereon. ersopOrd fists, I.d r rtsileg the Aye es shith they ere nevem tie.!! Oohed, to the Will:hitt of FiIerIMISIS• irkiSieas frkell She Inter .t a l r sue; and s;.: snit Bowrites. Amod they le siting no eh* Agenda of Ascher. whine *ma an imported is the BAN or. pwriswiti t•• Irwin* the 0411171111/1111 of woce Mike , s t owl die Barer. aro ono taimponssiddip reqedend to nodes/ tech BM suite flick Wall signatory, awl to write Mar Naar am! Rep► dent the bottom of led. Ido s end they ass one viewe tomitesi to attend tit Exeliwiter 01yre for Pa' went, end to nomlu the new BNB, and give the Becrilots for tie Mm 114.4 o/ the Holders of tie eforosaid Bills shoat! it dirt tles of !..Orion ropetei s' 'ha Principal and inetrisi to tie In Of day of Frirotry, they maybe etwomesodetwi , es; coolyteing the Nernst to the Dos es whirh they oak to be paid, awl Mooing the sisal Bills for oneseistedion ewe do/ prier three. Sark Peeress es any it titair. , es of kowtow awn tosiorior Div. in whale or in pert of PI of Pried/el. gra umonloile ISM Bills. aid seestliniag Ike Meows. tbe MUM of their Lists. ditilisoted es or Wks ?a- y. 111/1 Fe., sag k accontanislail with new lilts. paywlle to or Order. carrying an 'Mersa of rewysento by tie &sp. on 'eery 001 Hssdred Paresis, saki sold new B i ts will her date tits *Reid 15th day ofitiosery, end wit? he ildierred, fortifier with Sir bursa des is sop* of Ono so dooked lobo or s anowiroo. ar ..#.l/ t loth 4•• 4 11Worr. 11 4 : y! 0 4 ' *wins days. Tao Exclorpor Jilt to k issued Si (octaa je. oil wok pek ,aVe to or Ord.r, as apAotweit•- boned. moo be ekker froosforerot h rolorsoment, or witt k relit to IAo Aron?, It tes /Ms* shall not M f U.d sp. N. R. An E sotiororr BM dated Frier to Mowry, ISIS, hew hen sokerilkd to is issidsf. SURRI'T ITINTITUTION. J... Yd. ISM THE f r optieterai sad glhocribere are reoppetfott l i oftwo•ed.etad Mr. *CCU% wolewamerre • COURSI of LECTURES ee i,HRMISTRY, I•Pt IF.fl low will' aea ANU F kt - Trltr i t e KIM tef kelDruar. twit. vs/ripely h! .1.• • • he 111 C Kerwin{, awl Cabin... lilt 00 saes ..reel 't TM. r ROTCIT w. neteore a COURSE tat LECTURF . 00 111111 1 1 C, 1 Ibe sth of Fshosary .- s. as Ow same hew. sad assume theas an each vacceernog KNIGHT SPENCER, Ihmsasary. THE BANK REATRICTION NOTE. Tlsis #as was peblished, Printed en Bork Pest Paper, price Ow Slain& A N ENGRAVED SPECIMEN a a BANE is. NOTE —NOT TO BR IMITATED!!! SeAsslised to the e, is,Aefillion. of 'bp Sp* Disetiors sal rtp INVIVOI.e. I•P • MIMIC I *lib the BANK RI...WEI(' rtn% BAROME TER. or Sosfr of Easels es Satiety or *be Bask-nom Slates and Pa) en, cm so C. do By ABRAHAM FRANNEIN. Published b 7 Williams Awe, Lacoste-WI. AUT I ON.—'rk• eetionslee deemed for the fol. NJ Wiliest Artifice Mehl neratirmed name nos leimehans. the Puldir are respertmlly Wormed. Ibal Ihe grannie bas SIM s i r s, tom s od ftehkr,• of she Penpriense on th- I ,net. ATKINsON'S FLUID. Kw the swath of slw Dale, fattodeknn a 4...revery of lee r.iares which era•ino beldam& b pretests tne Hair tiling of sr 'ursine err, ; and where b o lo,. how idseprly token plasm. either tram iltriew. perspire tom, s hr i fts of elksonie, or bertnlitat• mums. it will re-lore it so Mt miaissil eryneth awl thieksew. prefab* rammer, to this fact are gmessjw a Pamphlet rerloied round each It slur frees she Mile from st art% makes It 4411 and oloiny as MA, sad keep. it is rod elarive eterewe in ilnnriaa or walk. or In 4 .eap weathers prier is. WI. it bottle. ATICINNIIN'S TIMETABLE DYE, ehnsors grey or r e d flair is Ike nevi 'weblike(' to a brown or black ; warranted pro hilly ioaseerti. sod to ems • permaaent ruiner ; price 90., In-. dd., awl roe ransom. ATK WOOS'S A M KROSIA L SOAP. prepared by a weir m 05.... which free if or nil irrilanwe 461111ieR, removes 'wade., seders. and har.lne... from Ore shim; prevent, it eliappiaa, awe mates II soft. white. and Iw rice o; price la. she apnea g awl prepared with Naples bui l t, fur shaving, p 9d. lets mei h. dd. melt. ,Itakt h Joateh Sthiwow. Perfumer. Nth 13. Derrard-stree t, litsbn-wraco. Immtms sad Is) most Perfumer.' and I latr.dress. en iss sows ~ td roodry. MEDICNI. BOARD, Gnat Chirlotte-street, the W•setweek-arrei, wajoinlac New c lical Bnarel Iwo been esusbllsag N at Gantlollr nos , . floral (lino' Men, ert. avpfishe the II ll'e Cbspol. and "11.....Morlinurret. pc* Orrarno of Thin, et bnib its bare been reol..red in p.a . .. hrollb. 'sun. of alone bat' Incrren for • eau ander ll• pool 'm ews, d i* . ea•er, erre ginvumerfer.l wry able by erlerrtabbe proirflolnaert. lIINI no.” .4...plral..— tree 0 , the cf.,' gr a/Aj,(lla' f• r •r.• 5...! CUOPER ni •• • A r•lelarit•• . .far feel% %raft ezperiestr I. (h i s ~,, . . •ye r. eilltetr dads al boa' lonise. (in all caw. of . nreth peal. al. aril' gime 11.1‘«ti :Nut ." p - ~41:111•1,e Tae.d..y.Thur•na.. end Allen, r , ••• rrl.e .'Clark. I rr * e l l Act .nre. • • ' e , eli arle4 to. All truer. t•P •• • r• • ••••ve .Rinekfit fni.i. tAlle *Mallen :t t .1 4.,a10pt frt. 'RY 27, 1819. Plutm 713 . Mei we eh. neyford r who were, therefore, not a•are of the facts, •hich in that Pat lierilent he had to repeated!) s'ated. Bus pin. cipal object was to show that t .e Directors of 't in Batik of Englsod lad, in thecae's. of the Ivan years, acquired so Prioresses masa of e.alali at tie ' s il ence of the Public, end without the due performance of any equivalent vehlic service. That this wealth ex ceeded any occaimeistiou of wealth rerotded to have been made under similar adnanstation,by any Com. asereLl or banking eetehliatimeet on the face of the globe. That the Beek Restricition'Act—eacluaive ly beeelielal to themseiees—had. for ovals SKI years, relieved them from the necessity of peyir.d tt:e jest desserts es them ie mils. That there w a placed in the heeds of 96 reercbents of the City f Loudon, directing the slabs of • Corp.' allots writhes' check or coastrowl, the tremendous power of testate' ao in. convertible, sad, therefore, a hod pap oroulatiou for their own eaelettite 'deadest,. sod spitballs( e ,. ? participatios on the pert el the Poblit its the Wale —it costing the Back duly the Idling expellee of paper and desks, to which. Indeed, was to be 44,104 the charges attendant ne the mescals!, uecessity sd prosecuting and bringing to jostles the is " )bell SC. sups sr the system„ oho crewded the jells rf the kingdom. And Oast • rearm es areaUls cos also derived by the Bank from the ezinvagaut terirs —terns in which the Government of the coeutry bail, from lira to time, mat culpably ecquieseed —on which the Bank contracted le menage the public basine.a. S ich were the asseitions attach • he had repeatedly made in that Horse. They had been mat, sometimes by dental, oftener by silence, outer by disproof. They reiUd, however, on facts disclosed by the papers, for which he had on former occasion' moved, end which 'fluid be further i 11... tested by those for which he should conclude by mow. lag: The 800. Gentlessee then moved for a eerietr of papers, which wire ptioeipelly—An account of the weekly amount of Bank.ootes and Bank Post Bills is circulatiout frogs Jas. 1, 18113, to Jan. St), 1819, distingaishine the Bank Post Balls, and the N.tes ender 6 1 .. gad stog ie g the aggregate amount of the whets. An account of the highest and lowest amount of Beek-notes and Pal Bills in circulation at ens one time in the above period. As amount of the market price of standard gold in bars at various periods daring the last year. A similar account of the ram of exchange with foreign countries. Anse. coent 011ie bateau, is the heeds of the Bask on the ist and 16. h of each mouth In the year oa the Postetikst.t•Genenit's account, the Geotooseeeseee, the Ateoealsot-General of the Court of Cheiteeryht tweet, and all other public acutely. A limiter sc. account el the twat amount of unclaimed Ditidends e and Lottery Prise.. An account of the allowance, made to the Bank for public services (exclusive of the seatageinost of tbs. dabs.), frith -the ammo and emeont of dame services. Act ammo& of ths.asoi• her of Sovereign, and Half Seretrivis issued op to the latest period to which the same rapid be made oat. An gement of she quantity of gold coin mead from the Mint In 1818, eistlne s eiseisig the different descriptions of coia. A similar. acceent of the quantity of silver coin, &c. &c. The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHeQUE*. said that be had no objection whatever to the prodec. lion of the information required by the Hon. Geol. whose motiiies were coesactoently agreed to. COLLECTION OF THE. REVF.NUE. Mr. MACDONALD save notice, that no Then. day he would move for Returns coenected with the Collection of the Revenue. GAMS LtWS. Mr. BRAND stoveti --- lior a Meru of the number of penons le custody in England and Wales for of. fasces evillest the Game Laos, diwingeishiog thola confised under the Statute of the 53J George lit. Chap. 90. After a few words fres Mr. BECKET F, the Me. lion was agreed to. FORISIGN GRAIN. Mr. CALLAGHAN, after some prefatory re walks, doring which the ILIUM. manifested weep. toms of considerable impstienu, and which were al. most insodibie in the Gallery, moved for an Account of the Quantity of Barley, Fleur, Otto, and Beans imported into Greet Britain during the different quarters of the two last years; together with this average Prices for the same period. After a few observations from Mr. ROBINSON, die Motion was agreed to. COUlitTTtal OF SUPPLY. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that the House do resolve itself into a Com. l oins* of Slimly. Sir ROBERT WILSON said he rose antler that ansime far which every new Member felt an ad. dressing the linos@ for the first time, and he hoped the Bouts would ettend to him that iedelgeou which they were in the hebit of granting to others lb a al• miler sheaths. He wu afraid the few observations ' which he w e e a bout to offer would nut be approved of by some of his friends argent! him, and he was certain they would be condemned by those who were interested Ili the contineance of the present reinorts system, end who wished only to pm. tract the evil day till they should be beyond its .1. fees. It was not his intentian to tliscom a ggestion of finance as a professor of arithmetic —neither di I he presume to be a political economist, though like most of the Members, he had reed several of the most approved works is thee ticker', and pertkularly one by a Member of that Home, highly distiogoished foe the ability and intelligent which it displayed. Bet his intention had been .Beetled to sta. fiftiesl enquiries—to books of real practical In• f..rwistino—to those d..eentents which had been pre• witted to the country by the retorts' respectist P..r's Rate., crimes, bankruptcies, and roigrfot irepelationa from ell whits it was eridret l'ust tie LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SAN " Orr► far abids Hassress NI is di AM. awl 8 r . . . 'ins WI ati. its Pool. said, be had no heal. letino in giriWg the espiveatien celled foe by the Roble Lord. lis the first place, however, he mast contend, that the cuter person* of the Keg eight •to form the nature of the trust ',stint In him to hare 'the complete tentroul of the Estsblishirteriti be it ta r p er he l‘ hi (with certain limitstions „ an dseb. it pet to a C which, of coars e, he could not bees 'elm bad the power of tereovsl, nomina tion, aispoolntmeot. With regard to the point more imusediptely adverted to by the Noble Lord, this hill coma, of cosine, hare nu reference to it, being intoodiii solely .i to provide for the care and custody of the King's Person. The Establishment 1 would be regollated by another But, whicki withrrat at ensitiog @Kat ay esnrenion derogatety to the pd. vii.gee of eon, be might say it mould helper , casseeteot ! eld originate in 11111 other lloanth— Wirier themeircuotataecsta, it was ststetiy &cocoas Wile to og: to its [Weeded provisioes,_ bet be Might MI, It was ths latospion of his Majesty's Getoroormart,ie prepo'w a reduction of shot Ena. basement. he abjection, therefore, be conceived, of the Noille,Lord was so far doh. away, that he Hawn seem* possession of all the isformation that was reqeisitete legislate upon the sebject to which the Bill referred. Lord HOLLAND still thought that farther es planation wee tectoisite. The Noble Earl hid 'mired, oat bathe Toteblishownt wore or less, the petrnnage ought In be tested in the person besinA the care and c.,•tody of the King; hot it was not difficult to con. cries that there enlist be persons who, even thinking that a larger Establishment was requisite. might be, setwithstandisig, of opitsion that the patronage of (hit Establiaboseot ought, upon general principles, rather to be vetted in ,be Euttetire Government then in tbe purses having the care sad custody of the King. list silts regard to this Bill, the Hesse was called epos to vest the petronege of as Establish west of the relent of which their Lordships were en. tireky *noise*, sot a particle of leformatiort b.ving hese commosinoted upon the subject. The N .hie Earl, It was Kea, bed said it was (wended to propose a reduction of the FAtablisbnent; bet still, before the Booms acceded to this Bill, they sight to have lateressalim is a are detailed shops as to the be headed Peteot of the Establishmewt, which, without that ieferstatioo, he resod a digit:idly is acceding to the resegoidoo of, es proposed in the prates t 131. After a lbw words trete tbe Earl of LIVERPOOL, who mole elmereed, the Hesse were well aware of the felt entait to obkh eke pal could ao, the Bill Ives reed a second time, tad ordered to be um. allied to-inerrow.—Adjoerned. - -1191.1611 OF COMMONS. WieillellnlnlMMUMMillillt t. AND' 00111)itTTEB OF FatANCIL The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be wits requested by his Noble Friend (Lord Castlereagh) to apologise to the 140.90 for his ab seem His Noble Friend was prevented from attend. ing by indisposition, sod he therefore begged to be allowed to postpone his impeded motion respecting the Wisdom Establishment, which steed for that evening, to Thursday otionight ; and his motion for a Essence Committee, which stood for Thursday seat, to Ftiday sv'eaight. Mr. TIERNEY observed, that the latter dosage wield not have tbeefect of esesiog any 'lteration in the motion which it wan his intention to mots on nest Tuesday. As. the natere of that motion did not seem to he distinctly understood, he would Row de. scribe it. It would be a motion for the appoinimeet of a Committee to enquire into the stale of our Es. changes with Foreign Commies, and into the state of oar Circelatieg Medics, as fat as they were af. f. c ted by the Bock Restriction, and to report to the House what reasons appeared to cult for the eon. tmeance of the same. As he had thee ezhibited au wimple of frentoess in the disclosure of his inters• titres, be hoped it would be followed by the Right 11" o. Geodes's', sod that the Right Hon. Gentle st. would uespticitly state the nature of any amend. moot which be might have it in contemplatioo to pre. pow to his (Mr. 'I istroey'.s) mntion. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re plied (as Isr as the inaedible tone in which ho spoke across the table would allow es to collect be, meartiog), that Raving only jest been pot in possession of the Honourable Gentlemen's motion, he had not bad set. icient tints to consider whether or not it mould be necessary for kilo to move an amendment, and if so, in • hat precise form. Mr. TIERNEY said, that rashness was certainly not noe - of tits Right lion. Gentleman's failings.— Ed longh.)-11owever, whatever might be the Right Iloo.Gentleman'sdetennination,it was his (Mr. T: s) to persist in his otion. OF. R m ANK ENGLAND. Mr. GRENFELL observed, that the Papers tot which be was abbot to move would be eleeldatory al three motleys connected with the 'object is gime. lion, 'Mims of which had bees already glees in the course of the present Session—one by his Right lion. Friend near him ; another to be made by the Right lion. the Cherwell*, of the Eacltequer at the same period ; sod the third by an lion. and Learned Friend of his, who had declared it to be his intention to resume, in the present Session, that In. vestigation, which, 20 much to his credit and bonoer, bad originated with his in the lam Session on that subject, which was every day becoming more said more interesting—the prevention of Forgery. Under these circemstaeces, it would be estremely untie. ceasing is his, Mtn hi to enclaves! , to precipitate that dissuades which most an soon take place. At the same time he wished to make a few observatinos, chicly addressed to those llonstarahle Gentlemen who wino sot Memben of the last Parlismeet, and taws ram LONDON GAZBIIE,JAN.26. VPTS. t, 7 um* V, at thee/m -i. Maws. Peel/ al Co. 7 siet imir t .hiffmr_ I)::o4 l a s ad e t 9' sae mum ILighatoler au:l R. oeveial eters I . M. Helm,. et she Geary IPSO, OndeitAtteri. He ZiCLeek. A. Resell, Tewkesbury. filidseessenhire, Iluea-draper. Feb. L Mara IP, at die Map Aide dos. st arrester. /morales, Mr. 6.lltum, Wareeseee sad *Wm. Carlisle and Co. Gray . * O. Hamm %amid* wasufatilaser. Tees. R L Stank 9. al the Castle lea, Norwich. A•terMeOlr Nelms, laiarrt% lan, Rel•eia • sad Nw.. Tallffread Co. W•twkil. Breeklehaalt, Us chart, Felt. 911. O. March 9. 1: Me Moro tea, Li' omit". hirers. Ts. ler and fa. Klear's Meath.• elks, Tr/lei aad Mr. Lewadeo. Liver- Pwl• CAples. Ihrombary. Iw/b.'s/mbar*, Feb. IP. la. Mir , * 9. tbe Rate. kith tarawebar) Auoraire. Mk. tAkiteeli, Sigewsbery 3 ail lat. GOOK alosibaapplawboadtag., L 1..- F .140twisusesde4ddre. drake. Feb tt. 9, 940 9. 111111.; Arnow IL leginmaw, Need ' *- rod 4 sad Me. Msdraw. C fisher, Jaw. Perna, E mcee, Yea. 9. IL Ned* S. Id ihr , Crews thirport. Anoraks, Mr. Clelllloll ll r. WW I( Imo Moon. ~weet and Co.Onsinendlidreel. M. Nob/e. Isso . swee, Atoll. Fab. le. Is. Mardi V. 11. 1 Ewes Anne, lalwassel. -sewn; Mr. liadwas, tamales.; ass Item. Alesondeeend Cr New Ina. P. B. Sobers. 1.1.441's Collire-boose. end itsrleybrd plow nairgion. in -draws Ittpluw. Ft b. 2. IS, Marret 9, ml boll. Atlornies, Illrardme and Co. Gabes mitt, Gran. 44110446.• reel. S. Jones. (real nettria.etreet. Clerkenwell, eall.wercbullt, Feb. la, Monk 9, st GslWall Stowney, Mr. Coeds. Caw iMirnin n. J. Euddub. arbenl.ll44ww.aereksw, Feb. 2.9. Marti. 9. se I Cdonswer. - W1 Rams, 'Erwool. Anatole,. Mr Eneirmen, Exchequer Dice Awry Lincoln's Ini. ; and Mr lbswell,' Efi•l•i. VI .701•INISS. Eleerpemil, starebasi.Feb. 16. 11. Mandl 8 . at Gemege. Uhennol. Alwen pease.. es, essev. Herd and Co. Mies Deseil-walko, lame Temple; and Mr. Oursett, Linwponl. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 11, J. TangenienFewersbaw. J Tanst Swor mind.. New, ani Tapenden. Aberdare. icergainhite, irou-was en-F. b. M. J. ' Nlnebefi said J. Baruser, Gnat (:•,W• ford-Wren, %trey. es t neer. Fri' 18. T 11. and J. Bod,ll, Nortwonsi, but-essolarturers-•Msreb 6, C. Osbnurne. 111111. err-stoare, seemliest - Feb. J. T. Si•lry Isla of Menet. eel. Asst-Feb. 2. 8 Floater, 1/eporwd. bites-draper- Feb. 19, E. O'Neal, loswpw.l. nowt - Feb. IC K. 11.8rair. Fen court. beaker-Feb. 16. %. Grease.. gores strew. cbea9 4l 4lr. worriment-M. IS. J. 14parkev and 4 Fobs. Purtland•wer . enacts-antes-Feb. 911. N. Le Cliewlsalut sad J. Vas dos Kenibsve. Una 's, sserebasi. cesium ‘TES-Ess. 111. L. &Aland. Maarbreter. deralse-P. Martin. Q9llllllO. ll NeeL -T. Herten. Ilisuurny-s rect. Ostord sand. baber amber -M and S. C04.40ra11. lisgb Nonnen. pater-bsergen- T. and J. Dawson, Regsb. Yerksid.e, drarr•-T. I...dee, Col. we... rot., Ser , liiiiidt • klkhoillgre IgerMel. jun. Char- Intie•wreet. Itaibbsas ;plats. paper.banger J. Woodroge, Coaseercial-road. Weber. PARTNERSHIP, DISSOLVED. IL Brown awl E. O. Maw. Whin Ilan lase, Battersea, mwrket.eadrners-D. Maw. jnis Ned W. Dean. omen. 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Tbs Logi' Mascollor took th• Woolsack oboe lielf-paM throe o'clock. The Oaths were administered to Lord Derides. The Wiese eejoareed at fner and resumed at five. CARR AND CUSTODY OF THE KING'S PERSON. The Berl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the BM for trest le( the Core and Ceatody of the King's Perm° in the Doke of Y-rk. Lord HOLLAND said, he did not visa to make any objection to •'sting the care and custody of the King' , person in the D .ko of York, the Legislators having on a former ora•ioa determined, whether wisely or not was not now the quiestlon, that the cite mad csatody of the King's sacred person should be separated from the admildstration of the Ezecetivo Goveroment ; sod the late waelenchnly event having rendered it necessary to make a provision for vestige the care and costody of the King's person is some one, be thought there could be no pee. 'ibis. objection to its being vested le the Doke of York. He thought, how eeee e that some es. planation was requisite upon a part of the Bill, in order not °sly to reader their proceedings consitteot, bet to render the Bill intelligible even to themselves. A great objection with regard to the former Act for He care aud custody of the King's person wee, that it traded to create a kited of Iniperinnt in lesperio, by Oleg the patronage of a larger establishment to the person hoeing the care and costedy of the King. 10 the present Bill a similar clause was inrrodetmd, !giving to his Koyal Highness the Deke of York the full poser of the removal, nondeatioe. mod appoint ment of the persons forming the establishment about the King, with certain eaceptions therein mentioned. With the nature or event of the establighmeot now to be kept shout the Kitog's person their Lordships were wholly enseqesisited, sad In addition to the objection in point of principle, as in the former case, of conferring the patronage of such en establishment in any other way thee upon the Emeriti,. Govern. moot, there was the objection in the present instance, that of the statue or amount of the Establishment the Hoses wet. entirely igoorant. He therefore treated that the Noble Earl who had introduced this Bill, would give some espianstion as to what was sutentled to he done with r►gard to the Establish. meet in qoestion, reselling *hick nut a syllable of information had yet beta communicated to the Home. .11 0,0 I Oft r!• ,rtio- iete• regal rev se