The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-02 00:00:00

1 r .t.'• • ? •a..... • ; • 44; :.;•• r. • I vhialneil 1.3 nhe•ltuu..lll4ssiw to the 'etait•h.o of. ihel Wystesis in.Ws'es, •.: tie r ur i ....ti• .frattediu, it. JekilleeViiiierd • 1,1 ..,tc.. piteho r ts teat not !mown t.• many in that :steamy that its •the•* yoar • 1 t'.l;. a Committee Ira, rortianlt fat 41:11• purpose of inquiring kite the *fife tiCeettrls vt daties.ner• is Wsdrs. le•e Mr.' roamed" •Wiei the miner of this tvransittee. 'they Sint a eonstdrtahle liar in the. Ii erstipa:it o l f in the Itepoit which !lel presented to the IL Ilse. rioted eat teei.rly the 4 4tael* U. f. l'!• the syteni nl.s. Is Min lientletnatr had enumerated to the itiover, eitt to far Uses vi.s..ing to abolish u i is, the minittee 4apressly stated th t the , svitent, notieirh; emit:log its urf.st t..., was deserting of being toutivitted' or 1140 U nt t f the e hetipnes; and expeditictl with which ;tiler sea.; :.,!rulaisteted iL tonformire with 4 t. .1 . 14 tilt) tea + li;onght in, and eller Laving gum- through a f w stsges nit. detailed iu .onormuratc.. of the f Parrot:sten:. fie (etc. Warren) woo:a reran.- t wt I to rise Cuts tlentlemsn to accept th. sort;e lions c .hrained Ti• the Itepurt of the former &DJ t. :grit; the b;:i orlii.h kid been introjure4 on,:er eatfr satteLoo. ILl:urt:aA to the charges %Welt had two wale &gala.: tits Welch Judges. he express.d liis hope again that the Han. Gentleman did out linseed to include Interi.tlr. Warren) in the eltsioxiou: censures • rhtch had thEen !'tool hi.n. With respect totheudiee tetier- he (tlr. Wal ren) held, he assured the Honer • t7.-vt:f had bees, hit object, the eta Image *..ict. he had .s...Je proved Lai a b.. 4 sprcwiation, ter wdl. a moiety of .tl.e emoluments' which he de. et..rj , tram hi; r rowles . :etial at.ea.!•aue oti Con mattes u-sstairs fur a %hold time. he coati absolutely put t the 'at the ofiiet. 'Tir lAi.IL3 AlAikiNTass.l and Mr. VOIFIIVIr Mgr 10. case' ; bat the former Hon. Member yielded prece eerie'. to • - entre'', who t!'en addressed the House. Ile con fel-od he 112$ 11:Tet able to comprehend upon what Itapliab Cadges were alittinallied 1' their sta. on* m taking seats in the Home of Commons, While earhi•ion was not rate...led to Welch .!udges? —(ltear hc wanted a t rout: boWeVe.:*. of 'the •t".t.rtitutional if the privilege granted to the latter . toots, that roof was to he Lund isi :he per son of the Hun. and learned Judge n•h-.. had Just down. It *es tot :u be denied now, that the sttNeo sit a sli t sle. %Up her Wafer. With a seat its the Muir of Csptssuns. certain opinious were alwaii to he found toited. Pat (Mr. fretry) remit:he-ea the time of hi. , ro!itical stAttaiatance with the :... amed .!tulzi —lir by no r;ans wilted to imp:: that the ilon. Gentleman and icrruielf entertained the same political opinions, !pr emise the firm. and Learned s' edge always neat far ther than he (Mr. and hear n itzt. th • r.- Was a time alien . the I ou. anti Learned ermthesualt could rind no more suitable object fur his p.: Rio' 0.1111)(VIsial urge It. of his political •- . .; : ,. 0 u5, than di; Hon. the Itepiesentatlse Itc:troinster.----(.llsich laughter. anal hear )-*-- tt.w:ver, he (Mr. Crcety) n u n saw the Iton. r la (Mr. Warren) .u, i :ortile ; a vermin line of opt r iv" t its Th.! Ht.o re. and hr saw him a Welch .Indge; cot' t:srptently • thi.tight that tb;re waa Yu y. mat viola tion in rea.oniag, by roncluding, that there nas'an it •imate cornes.t:Dn between the "Ace aml the opi r (lie.. r !) L. ri J hared the How... noioll pyres': !fi'i to ...ay a tr.. ;surds, in reti retire to the istist.iun *Lich had been nude to him pa hy the Hon. sit. „I Learned .'n 'gr. I'' sit se. vv.. some ume tin,-e, newspaper whit! urn .1k supported the Miri•ler. a a a long tirade against the °tate and elvisacter the'ffan. awl Lt.:armed Gentleman Ina tc.eta • ti bide (Lottl J. enssell,. parpor Int! to be a part of a rpeec,h usaHr• in the Ilium of Cum:buns. In ills statement he (Lord .1. fitts4sell) neat rep.esented to have ti :t eel the Lea n:.t tient:ere:in of a willingness to Lapport natonstitntisinal suea-ere. of the 3liniA:er. Ilvw au it ;:tptiVa CVahi h rr riitPrcti the head 'of ilscrot hi Was to Lino nnslessintizable. hat 41.11 sac this--that there WIC an iodic's:loaf 'La • that l.pn'e I ulifing an Whet, si hitt., in.tead of he irg trusteed ft-an the •:pliet-.• of p.,lrtiral cantro• tton, as it ottztt to be, was eseally red-stied set r'he pizsage to other liteiwits in the it: and hence the ulcer was reisieresl %ulisersient to flit. stip port of the aseassces of ...link:cm In ttayiit,: that this office was elut e a sire to t!r. of .I:turniv-Genera!, and of Soli.ijer-Ilimeral. he believed he was Lone out bp facts.—(lle4r tisr Jn.lg.- Were .14.0.4.44 it oft the Crown, it was .teelaresl Iltst in vutisco,ttetss elf ' the atate•of dependanre thvy tyre comparatively in- rihciens. He b. tnl to know what a:lwantage seas cb tititt:.ll.l'4ll3 r..tolciing - the Jude% indepenliant s if it .tai tuts,. tar be cin•ende 1 that ass ittairidual 'nicht perfserm very ititpartially the 410164 of a Jst,lpeship, the alt:tu:nlot..tst to Whieh was in the Is 4ilde of Minis• tete. ':else L-arneti Gentlemen le.A.hl tee that in these u%scitations, tot par.i.itlar Perron was alluded to. 'Ate Juill.• hal talked much of his di:interested- Ar . 'ol: ' awl sra , ell that, a< to emolument, bin ieturns . l from professional employments op stairs befisre rout far ..tor hr derived from his judicial 1 6:1 Saila - Mime, thrrefiere i were left to eon- . that the Office had hero accept. d aolely with a view of toakinl an al...elision to Li; character. '1 he lion. Lurl Lvarn d Ofentlentart emburyeildhe promutiun .fur :lie pitinio• of pw••;nie, away AO remainder of his !n a - tohre esspaeltv than that its whi.sh he spent the preci..ts!. rat:, while in political acme ialidl3 %Ads flon. Priend Or. ('r. evy).--(l.aughter, and hear !;—Bast if the lion. and Learned fleffictuac f. It hisnwif snore honour:oly situated now—if he thought that h's head was higher artlili musheat than in the fornirr 1 pir:od of hi life. he (Lard, J. 'Russel) would freely w.ali Jilin toy of his situation.—(llrat, hear') Mr. Wage elli.otEd to the , phrsohal wile in which 1';'• dis-notion *as calrjed ttn.' .111rr statirg man l y &frit*_ its the Vitt's %retell, of Joslicitthle, antutipt tchielt s was tier fa..t risen. bring no•appeat (ruin the L!erniinfi , of the It el. h Conroy, lie •apporrett ths...anotton.. Coheir{ Wool. said. lio.was a imbiber of the Pura-' I,•* s tte.. in I%i 7, and he mnembered that Mr. liptisorthy, was oncier•tood that Gil• syste.'4"liall satiny re-. cousincosiatiows the 'ssanssiium uf the la.giSLltorw o The Ile is dente's r then p 0.4,4.41 to. 'm a e • th e allt. niOn4 Hitt hest b. en na.i.tr tit the equity (he Court was anihulatory, and it was isecessap? int; 4..4 Bala to t011..w the circuit fur. te loavt• of dar.. *Feb. if be did nut Lting his case to a osieltitjun la t• •••• tr . . r . • • . ~.,~ ~: .:i~ . • . . 7 . 747 --:•• • • • • ••• ...,- ... Ltkit time bo irsi preclusion from bringiog iefsSissittl ? , 'tisial;t ih; ;i x. ..14;1460. l'isis -iltlar *sot Oomph:tied rot t** :clrt.4. "Lertiols•p.. 'lint. ter on, high-o,4es of i a ariserry., in Sogiaasi a staitpr wool.i con.isistr, 'Von telf as irgy . lortuisate iteiresh if he ,emitsi bring his 'lsle tO; yutoin.itra within six . tears —llrie; brae!) i --Among,* Ole Slith..siltic4 a liico presented tiseurseltsl'y i to the . intr.utii.thnt et I:A I :Hills Mattes •lath Wah.t.; Ise isoggetrto stall. one, which h'e 4.90.6.1e5-est of• great las ! i.or!aus.e.' isamely. Mg ...liner...nee of language. 1i ii v,r.e4l ,part ; of Arks nu Ergli*lt an. aph...-u ut ar... Even at th:% .snonient it war 'err) r.tre to tro..ute a . 11'elcis win as it, cerrato plaCeos.; that c. old speak the i English. iiii-n a ',Vele% iritisescs 111 - 44 brOnglit inn 1 filet:in: col-might ply him for ever *ilk question.: il • English be(ere per mull get Any other an,it-er out of ~ wont than :" dia 50a5e.tw........ - ---(l.augle:tig )---111Pre Ir is another iieportint tiitlitulty jest occurred to his, 5 u ,5, 2 ,1 lise.iailges and I.:masers at pre.iviit. Ali :rent ' ciresilt no horseback. lle hilieseJ that tile c.....taMish. : rent of • En k li.h :nixes cf As.sire, cauisi pa s ! get I tbrottgli half the country its the uterseaary time..— i(A langli.)-- lie craven:beret' tat an lingli•lsJn.i t re-- iitige liarwooll, in, traveling cirealt in Wales on hotrebark. fell off his berm anii liras...• a leg.— (Langhter.)—lf lietitlensen .s oleo! consent so leave vie 1.,;0r Weds:is-en to !hems. Ives far allate,lliey might be soon ripe for those pivjec'esi ingruteasents. Itut 1 al present. the Wrielt were not itsos suilkientis th y-owed tate to ()evince the eitsjects of ti. 0.4 projects of a.lsinsilation with Eugl.siisi. Ile know that the rata i lence of the %Vele!' luutuage Iraq a ?great eiraw-ha -k i upou tileir tt:iilletiq to dupes: r. l'erisa;ss this Was 1144 a trait:its arkeotirletlosetat, routine from him. bat it Iwe the troth. lie sta.. certain that coy proposil.for. i the abolition of the sy.irm woul.! meet nit), !neat dbs• tatisfartion f...4u the etopttry. H. WA eo ol t irtlion to jo'.ll in my attiiupt t.• remedy the a4inittesi slefccts 1 of the yystrusi but he noulo oppose the prcAent Aso. I 1 , thin. Ilr.Witorrext.rr; * Member of the Committee. statetrthat it wig the getieral impression that the %y. 4. tem of Wolch Jim Avatar. te, : ktireti some remedy. lie rorrohtoratetl the stateniett of hi< I.ots. Friend (Co!. ►I odd), That Sit. Putotouby a ai nnfrronr..ble to thr 'Won of the svitetn. • Mr. Cut Tll ysti said, that the lion. awl • Learned Judge opposite (Mr. Warren) had furnished Wm with a stranKer runt than he requited 14 eons iodate hint Alt nu Judges stion!,l he -oprirlitteil hold seats in that lfun. , e. (brie grout evil ut the system uas in the issul.of appoithing the Welch Judges, and another. tht• !Meer given to Welch Juiges laud as Adeurstt s. He concurred lit the trution. Mt. ALLEN denied' the trout of the-repre• rotation. that the itehabit.:nts of Wide. vigre nithronrable to th e atrulition of the present System of jistiliraiste, to the substiitstlon of a 'rodeo! asitelnioteristir ju e to that of EnFlancl.' 1k vri•hell to jt,il •hitotrester. blonmontis, and one or two other r to tt.e • intiaern eirruit of %VA.:: lo sh.,w the e %wit tlr Mhirlt lifigatiim was tartlet! ha Wate•.• he to e.,lEd 'Only mention, that in the COIL se of thela•t year. no less than 1.101.0 avtions tsere‘r:e.l io the town of Veto lorOke. It had kern ereoneest•iy • , a4l, Ow hi% .MJ jesty's 3liulaters Wee. : , Verne o eh.orre lit the 'ls tem .Iu iicature. He but hint.elf 4 he'ter them, than ilium. tilt. believed !tarot io Lr tit‘in-line.l to a otea•tite of that nature. Lore! t'vs.e 2.'l'l7'Al:ft hail nu idejretion to alt imp; ry 1 ispha the original t.r!is.iple, as the labours of the for• l nor it'impiiiittee might be materially n.ststril by the infortna:ion to he expected Laois our at the present slim., similarly cOnalitused. It it!: this feeling tin the salier,. he intended lo In .‘e a.k Amendment, listiiting the. reutioa to the • I•j••rt uf i.i.in , ry only. The lal:• Mr. Pos.sonliy, h n might be •typerePd a competent authority Nem susbjict• of Hs:: oatore, sail!, in the brat insrattee, when asLrd his...epi•isme. that it would be ex pe *sent so airidis4 the spetrin of Welch' Judicature ; len: ;:fterwa.ils upon ma nre trelilwratior, he Lad been lett to alter that opini .n, 1e,1% ing - the frame of the existing 11:141 . 101011:: to be maelitied according to 'circumstance... He rekretted toat the Huts. Aletsiher, when iatioi.nrinz Li. question, hail iwltageti in so. L a tone tr:th ree;.ir.l to. 11 eleli ja Ices, and particularly lib= lion. air! Le::raeil fair.,:!. l:r a:lire-creel the doc trine advanced hy souse ItunArieiitheis Ott regard to issilit i oils el. being . 1115 WI Cloy of litrmitibig on Illy ICII4 ii, because they might 'happen to hay e s eats in ' thi.; House, e.r that the:: wield.' he ineneetesill hy f et logs uf pa.ty in their juili..6l cb IfJt ter. Were she Ilarirtrastae at the t:isarter Session.... suanr of uls Dm bail s;ats itr Partials:my, intioessecebt fut fi (relicts? Hi. Hon. and 1 earned Flier'''. WA% nut In Vl' aln•rtNl in • his i.abli t; or private til.lNlv:t r by tls. rrin:trl.s whirl. had been Imete again ..t him ; and if tle-iite who in dulged in sheills nolll4l only asi, lilt . opinion of the . :prufessi.isi generally upon hn in. rit::, the result tt on lil lw a Arv Ere eenAuse upon their ott it tortpriidritce. Fur himself, he stiesuld ultra% 5 blild Lb it man in Hal greatest respect wli..vprtulAstly 'book.: d al passing' Insists, and eirew ! •.; inf. rimer. fr. tis them :treurdingly.-41,seurh ter asid iuuJ chesies.)—lle dui nut ttuderstmoil the l'ineatti.rg Ur thpke rlseers . on the putt of the Thus. lieu -1 tletneo.o g iio.4te, bit'fltis lie knew. Heil n Lep la lion. aud Learsteil Friend brief tliireiiistrZirt iitiiii t s *Ai Huse which he now entertained, the y did not Irsiverthine in I The .ssinsalion of those :in tilt other ;Me. rife Noble I L •rel eiMeinded will. 'touting an assieutlment, that a , Couirnitlce he appritstril to inquire. into and report I ttr:r Illiiiiiliii to the Ite,rtsr; tient:hing the athuinistra- I thin of Jennie" In rkaleit st • . . . • aut. itAkmat !toed : the of iti;• , tl t (the late Mr. POO* !AMllly to le, all the profile ..t . In'alt.s " aught so get ; Auto the great 1 .i.et," which iteysit, that they ought I to..be aittitittevt within she pale of the British tum i d. • . Itttiors,,• It loft al!, !wets dr, larva, by the Satin' lien , tlantau, that „the ammo r of ai.poii:ting the We!cls Jrulgers.u.•s nseturiouott eawropt. hail not an inellri dual kris appointed a Welch Jud,ri., Irma leimg a 4.4er.1. le the iiillas : kilthirD,..lloef lit had been ,•91114 the:prarties7 op: the law fur. illyears ? tic harl ii.‘ard.4 : it visseov.i. that au attorney aftelierst to a. lifflel.lettisre,.. ,in 15 . e (144:141...r5,f0r hip opinion,•for ul e irls, of eon ,, ...:e, hotie.titl him 41i% fee': and et Itrfre, toftct,:t 1:1, tht Jutf ii . e gate nyotisracy..tviniors ert Ilse Iteqls, She ntorsiri , g , 1,,i,, L ,A, n jsoty could • you , tad.. .my three - guineas' [for glying ; este , eyiniu ti, .ss ?IA . the iiing's: tuortry the: ,gis.tiox #pillattloti.the p•unor case :" I ;l'lletjaassse of that Judge was 1 1 144, Ap . .l • t i ke immipt. uf.JheAlloapty war t Mattheirs. The lion. 7.lrusletir tuacludeti sumo fur- • .A i• • • •-••l6fftr-erAr-. •fk:'- - • •.• • *.;;... • tiers • es UDS erp dileJ coakitties, 4,11 •• 1 4 f •►teii . llliTs tit; the peefut 'yarns jailieutare •Ari t ietitly for the interferentv of the: Legislature. • Coluri Wi•ou Mr. tt". 11't.:4 corileusoril iLe 4onduct of Judge iistlittier ei` I.eu rilr V.ruLli'ssi.Wales. 1,..1•1 :All, 4011 1 . 10.1 : 111ed. • I n • r revateti any •rrentaturr censure on the Welch Mr. Minna/4 etplainrel. • The Ii,ASCL..I.obt of the FKfl'FQL'Flt •taill, if the Rein.li an i the Rar Wa en were nut now re,pectable, they intt,t Irmo hem' ter) . much changed Wier Ihr 1244 tot enty year+. 'I hey certaildt were ro rt the time he•prito Ised iu the Welch cirrult.--(A lane - 10—'1hr kierlit Hon. Gentlemen then enumerated the names of aorveral 14414:it:abed law% era who had gone the Welch 'circuit% in Ma time, atemag tclitmoo Wen' 114.td Itedesdale. Sic (Olombervie, while Sir William . 1 01.4.% had just then tell Wale'. Mr. W. l'anN , ..indicated the rhArarter of the lotarned inr Cheater. It we true that that lea:lied Judge sion,flo: potter and influence, but nosthin i r Inc; more toattnal.--(.% lan i ch.)—fie w..s, however. regain that the lit`tills'lMlll in question !naught souls puwer and ictittence oily that he might he Ili.' mbre enabled to do ofunol. Mr. 11 t-. i 1 (of hallway) espresard Lis hope, that the ex/wilily at the Learned for (?,rater wasithl • fn fallusa sal by s toe of the !lure patriots on the other side, as by ism.) power. As hr Lid dos:—, they srun!.! hare unri up; orsuloty sa arming the public in terra% his was the oputivw of the 14 te Mr. l'ou sutilsY, re.pectisse whoin au hon. Jleiniter told a <wry , to-night about getting all the Welehtnatt into a large boat.—(A. —Yes. \lr. Ponaastiby Lad said, that a rtire patriot 1:a• iiistr.nee us the Learnad Judge in siiiration)—(u had t in his power to ..I,s tour. 205.51 tints when he was in priarer. As to the a ors• related about a Welch Jitilge and an Attorney, she :same had beets of all Judgoa, trout the time a Judge had 4rets first appointed. 't hey had often been obliged to adjudicate dilferenly, in iases where, as lawyers, titer hispi.etted to gia e r opinions another way. 1 his was the moat putisible rase in the world, and he wosild (.ist it to the Solicitor-heart - al opposite. re the Hoe,. :drinker looked eJrnestly at Mr. Detnan.)—Yrs, he would put it to the Sislieitur-hette ral—he meant :he .V,lirilur-thne)wl who w..s before him—the Solicitor-tient-raj on the other side, he would ask that hails. Oristlcitsan, it he shar:lil happen one slay to riTi a %e:lt 1515 the lies" It. and perai:venture he n.ig lit. as nothitsg was 1i..r.1 ur insi.ass.be to hod. hr ws.tild :isla Mtn, if hr we. made a Welch Juice, whether it si nun( le ideai.mt to his feeliturt tint' any opitibia ontrary to Isis beaer ju whirl, he might hap pen to deliver in that Haase, should ri .52 up in judg ment against 31-.1/s.s.3i sv a.att:e.l tiqs lion. Gentleman, that he s!o.111.1 never dedter any.opinion either in tlcit House or ries% here, n hick would site hits, the least cause .1 ;spin ebrissi.ni as to tise con.setinctires. rr deprecated the assertion of the lion.' .Mesober 1.. r ti slway, that all Judges ; ea. -:utojeet tat , :Se •atsse imputation as the Jit:!ge its quesziors. Mr. 31 UITIN said, he intended only to assert, that they olig Is! be •Athjert Its the,st veragi bits hy. % s e mi s .• .4.4 s.stislird with the explanation. I an.: sisouisl sirs 11.1 lustier. II r. POE evill.:ined, anti having withdrawn Ali tnnti-n. the Inevit.n un the Amendment w.&. Fut anti itnannomu.ly. WAUES.-317. rrei.v.To.• ruse, in pursuance of notice. to move for lease to bring in a• bill, the Object of which wig*, to r.istler store rileetnal tbe provisions of several Acts for the due payment of their wages to art itirers and other lalwotrio2 perrims. The llutt. Member mathe a few okervatioos upon the ad ' tantages Which hail been taken of the loose wonting of the existing :Icts, in order 10 pay the men employ , Ira bv them in what v. - A/grail...4 trui is, by ohllg ing them to tatse np groceties .and other provisions I ubom they named, and the result nit to reduce the atrottut of the wages below its ail rato. Sir J. iftaNcrusu :twreed. that the shims Arnica to 6N:writ. but hr Ihr•u;{rt a 14111 of this . Lienl nut the it rtli•ctir'e ret:lrtly o LiEll uncut be applied. Mr. t'. ?4,111, lie wadi.; u. t object t•r tit • pre4.l•lllltoion, bat hr 61161.1 not pledge !tumult' tu purl the Bull. Mr. N t ,screct.ry supported the 'nation. . Wossi:s ‘t....11r.1 that the Bill Would no r L.. carrie4l 11.01.1} ihrootgl, the Itouse • that there mil Lt 1w sottlicient tulle io tat: • the ‘I•11:4P those part* of tl.e country upon it which w. re nor4t inkreste4 in the sukect. Ifuvr iris 1-ml%4:writ, front communications which he 'ha I with the labooritte, !Artie:. that they withed for the reiti.v.il of all rent:ant, atia that rocs of trageA Ata.oll,l lw it ft to be the subject of bargain b, twee t the waxier ar.4 man. •. !- Mr. It %aim; cum u. red in tin...opinion. that the only I sofectual ►em...ly tor the evil coniplainest of was, in re.' moving tie present restrictions, not in enforcing them. I.lv U 'a Us, in reply, uliserveti. that he should fillitM up a suggestion of flee 1104. Member turTi.um ton, and move f i a Committee to-examine the whole subject. • • . I , Mr. W. .SMITH said. that gr.‘at abuses were Mt*. mittail studs r the present system. The guy ition was put anti carriesl. BAN ti ESIIIAND.--31r. ORRNI6I.I. moved foe:. an Ad-mini of the Aggregate ARM:mitt of all the Public Balances in the hands of the Bank•,- iodating Ex .asetiurr Dills, and the Balance% to the Credit of the Accountant tieneral of the,Uund of Chancery and I o• - claimed Dividends, from Ist !A lan. to Ist June, 'Stu, staling the average amount of the tthule. .%n arcutoit of the money p. Id, and payable fur that managruicto of the public debt, and several return of Esi•ltegnrr Bills, jested tinder different Acts of.koe- I liaurent. 'l4sey were all agreeil to,.anil nrtleretl sceorJinrly. 1114/I.*NTIFS.--.tlr. usELLV moved, that tali .lfts airantins: bonniies on Irish Linens e‘portesl rcad.---1 hey wart; ilitkred ae mail.• • • 'MT. INAISC:4LT WltliTed &VT the MASS! Shoo , trossme• row, go lobo •16.Cossarittre .tu issittire into the "et'. ..Tlse Cadocritsaillt 01 . . the UNCl!4:4l'tx ellaerved, thr WWI, subject ufiGis 4;t6rs pit 'of mid, would alaortke c.ane under the considerati l y •tarlitpnNtß;' to thought the present toot: th,.„ : atinemealliri. awl jse mortal the previous questie l A desultory . cronvematios.cnoted upon thia ~f getti•+g rid of the .rtesti en. Mr. Manta' y stated. that he had abstained 1 , ,,r 1 grOn! iuto the consideration of the t:tiebt:on ai;‘,l- . 11 expres% unkwan Ling between himself and t►ee dent of the Board of Trade. that no objection I r be made to his motion for a Committee. i; Mr. F. Rontsisirc. who had no' been in the Hose p when the Hun. IL tuber ushie lots motion, confitnisel his assertion as to the under standing a hich was ;;;. • laded to; 1.91, at the same tune, Sias not surprised t , that his Hight Hun. Friend moved the preoons tines. • tetra, as be was not attar; that *•11. an und..rstandin b u t no se! , plan. Ile (Mr. howover, thong;d t' ; pres.nt motion premature. sin, r the Act gramm e t'sa bountim, would not expire tintil .tlareh, IKLI. The I:II33.4:IELLIVi of the EactaLitorn, with the cm s,.„; o f th e flutist', nithelrew hi: toution of Ilse me viol., question, and the original motion w-i earred. MA , ants next alined, !bat it b. ar itstrnetion to the said Comnsittee to consider the cbara'.ng of :sett - On the ituport.ition of fore ign lin e n y arn ; t ut, a f, ar 5 ., 0 • 1 discurAitsn as to the regular mode of presetting. nit!, the consent of the Hou r, a i!ledrew his ',whin. 11‘1•1 1 (•1,30 istdox.•- A sliort comae •atioa toots plate in a very lose tone arms: the table h,tnien Sir Jon); Nrt. PORT an.! Lord Case:Let:rams, tepon the subject of the salitlity L.l the l'oiutdvi:ott o l'unr3 i n !Morel. The Hon. Bar.n:t now tete:red to an Art of Pa! En:mi.% to slionailiat the Commissi on a.,1 n ot termiliatis Ode alewife' of the Lrusmtand the Noble Lunt scented to aryn:este in that opinitio. A LIEN 111 IL. —Lori C isrhenitann, pc:sunset is: notice. rose to move fur teal r to loin:, in a Biel to continue the Act tor the regulation of abetos. amt NI absinth lization arising films rorrlivie of snick in the thank of Selitlansi. Front the smuttier of foreigners at ir e o en t i n t hi s , on nt i y, about the llnnsr woehl see the nes ressitv of arming. the t .nsrrnuirut arch a power as wools! enable it to pre : vent that min *.; !. er 311 V pet of it. f titerfering with the pn nlic tie.e. It nas clear, that, since the 11111 of !NIS, the gnus':-: o.i aliens had ' (Teased in this ',unity. and Lett a small proportion of them were here for c oin purports. bg ash h ire . b a ld«. its these times, that many toreigns its mi g h t h., disposed to mime to this country, for the puerto of distarbing our internal peace.—( es, no, fret:t the Orr: sitioc).—lle ismetendril, it WAS not itopmbabie; and that many, abo had iro• of that Lint with respect to England, might Jr. eager to take np the, residence herr, tUr the toirr-e sit ram ing n;I show object oriel be to distnrb the States of the Lontinens. la the Apra ram" of the world; there vas finite enough to justify him iu taking uteasuses fur the,itrotection both of the cisitotry fruit external as am!! as internal danger. All tlo• hospitable. of the country were open to them. hot poser shout.' h e left to flee Goverment to remote ' fureignets. allure should hod it nes-tomer. The reason fur the elrriseil from one internar circumstances, nos rather striusger than it was two years ago. Treason was pros rd to lone existed in the conntry, and was it not possible that efforts might be combined here with sitnilar efforts sin the Continent. if a eirility nitre Firrr. Thotich weitail rs ceded Irian the period of the Freon revoisiti 0000 , yet turn sere to be !starlit now, abo by no Saran' , Or t ens.r.itell foil° the characters abirh acre coi -1 spie•ossits in that season of disorder. 7 here was a fora tie spirit alimast in the ovoid. which taught mow men to brlie•re !hot ;modest! itself was jtistiliabie.—(Hear, , PM' •) — I le ationoti•si that the natter,• of the awannre was I modern, hint he domes,. without verb o law, no State nob, 114. W mist. It was trite that, In the opinion of Illarkstime, a power of sending forth aliens was inhe rent in 'he Crown, and that opinion was cOrfirtned the aittlioritirs of Bard Itileithurriugla and she preset,. le.til Chant distr. lint that power resedred tiw aid of ill! lair, alit! ors; tomtit to be in,lf-ctu.,l for th^SCEOOI. plishment of its own purposes. Ile repeated. that the publie safety was th.r only thing 4:mem:tent had its iew iu proposing the renewal of the Alin Art. 'Die ::obi.- lased eon bided by :tithing. " That Irate he , given to bring in a Hill, to continne certain Acts of the title of the Lc! King; for the regulation of aliens cowing into, sir reaiilreit Ise this kiogrlsim in certain roses." Sir lions/yr tt it soN, in ri‘ing to oppose 61.mo:isnot the Noble treed. plowrred, that a hen in the roorseof last Session ats 1 'minor:dile Friend of 1,!: enlesgeti his in- I trnti 000 i of tenth's, for the ahhiition of the Alien Kill, he (Sir Hobert) dissuaded bits frets it. under a ronviction that its renewal now, the fo; rtli time,lts profonni! rare. was not contemplated by his 314e -sty's Gus crnineto.— (Hear '.l—Tler 'Noble Lord might argue, that it am meant on;i: as a lenience of aecoritp, hot he was per sutdeil, soil of every HAI persons, not only in Englaam hot in Earls!, :KI believed it leas a consrtrence of moue pledge giver( by hint at the l'ongress of 1 tynna,or itai • lolls r 1 cnitres-. trot- %shirt's the Nolite Lord maid not recede. - (t tear !)—‘rhi:it a misorable et . to t rest the Alien fill %timid tithe in the a harm ter of this conntrys b:th hall been alit are s o rem:it-ha ishe tor its hos pitali te to map ge,a, for its brine the sisrlont for the unfornissk. and Ihr reLigis elf the traln,4eti. The authorities of Lent Ellonliterunxti and Illa.listeine had been riled in sentitrt of the principle of the Gill. These were high latheritresr but Ile bail nigher the tote' s% ay. lie had the setheritc of Mama 'liana, %%NIA deflated that fu:eigners shoeln bare free hopeless and egress, nisi cceeeontia prehiAil ferriNt. Sir Falwarsl Coke, is Isis coinuonts on the peag Charier. -declared, that the power of sending fereigart• ant of the nation is.;,l not in the King, but the Pee 'f kr King of France itever adopted this paw with regat Ito 111 ratißerl. The Noble lead argued alit tot limits wpm nem is the,tuvvidipitaf f". 11 - given the ItNistittirit sender tlee Alien Act. le had ally la intuition the Case of Neutral liourgnad, as a Was" lion of that assertion. There was Om a ease of alg greater hardship. A lady of high rank, who had readittl at St..lirletts. lied hen rei•ousitiended by her So try the elfrels of the Cheltenhame waters in rePairm her health, was notch iumaireillay the elisats• The body was; the Countess biontliolost. When 45 ' tearhed tiravesand, she was ordered eft t o sea a gain. l Wind, and in the infirm state in which this Lady • health was, mod depritml of: knit assillatoc fram es' site neressarity litiffiwed ; best this was at tor leer child field *in rontetinenre. Her rear" " all that she e noltt w ha t , as she hcr,.)f from thence. and ;it- blushed tar his countrynera st , the their coodnet affeented to Turns nag still another ease of au officer of high no sender she OM fiorirnneent of France (the Dalie of 11 . 0 . s:go), who was oblige& to quit this country will) I . _IN! .greatest preeipitistloti;. and fi,ere was a mow wiiii:a knowledge Of fotrigner having hoots removed s thas i : being guilty. of al °Rewire best writing a like{ era_ forlorn Piller.. sash . emoting look aril in - Engdand, which pictierliterli ern its hi" - 'lll fore: 41 he lisperroionet of Engiotoi, which iirittPri.iteelf an it. 'r' I vitality The pfoartt..euf.2s.4olo forigio!et its the kilt 410111 Walt %Ira! al 'an Ryan swat t neactre. Iras suit aa of tsi iodite, lie Mato to pat INA nonilwr P rf ' 4llll ishast•arhi.rarc eortrnmeut. floultatitt I regrlif oar , Ao l ijift•eince wait'aisiaiss to the lilarciett thatTotragto4;l, far j t watilrl he the rase titer la onkel saft uui Ito (I kat !) -Lk ut it itai fake; ?mow et sorb