The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-07 00:00:00

- -proposed- to be reserved,. *ill all twirls by ..tbe 'btb - of'Jeoe, thre4 • -4 4 t i - Preesia. - Nost.i 'l,OilAllll • _ t iostnr. tor _ • eliabld be bet ti eliseistipeceleler if I could nut *lift myself or frielids,_what time I should most ed vantageously sell elf,. or where invest wry capital, to torn this poli , tical event imp au object of comma tiel advantage, with reference tolls* course of ei .• change, dtb. Thera is Onthipg„epp Oa* Hight Hon. Gentleman, in the Inteenal state of cos' city that will prevent the resemptlitn. But .1 cnneot see why ▪ foreign lean or loans should raise tbe : price of the • precious metals. I' recolleetlll‘, tersos..made to Austria in 1795 and 1797, eeltilie,ef Wilda very materially effected their ° pride. Let ai difeettet Sys* . tern be adopted in transectiene. of thii natere; bit the. Bank be sparks/ of their paper and liberal of their scold; let sheet show the . world they.. don't want to Vass upon them a currency they themselves consider dipreciited,' test ephold the va,lwe at their paper by always p'romp'tly eachangiog it.for cub, sod I will pledge myself (no doubt very Much to the satisfac. ties if Many In this Ileum) nevec to Apia my mouth oohs— (A laugh)—if it 'do apt *rattail tbe.dosited effect. i !—[ilear, hear!] 7 ' • . . , F.l..E*lSConjuiteotheee . Milielllme 'who hod thit heartfelt satiefectlio of teratiwating the war so happily for this commtry, teiallt) to their jest cause& of (iitttoph by' removing from oar otivrcestile chiracten the disgrace attached to, it inshatitetina rif • paper far cash . a Never : was there fißrer opportouity thou tit' Abe present period, whets geld, woe withiu.s few. reface per (once of the ?diet price. Bet whet was most to be lamented wet, the , eaceevagement glean by it to the paper of private beakers. Who .. did ,not amongst the .country G.eatlemen harm -hew this Currency was now increasing, and how.ansievrely . tbose biAkees looked for the tineowben the balances. VI their books might be as lame, sir larger,. then ever. This Wuolsl be the revival of. a elate of things... Weir leftist affeet not only the price ofgold, but of all the Weeesearlite. The present was the happy. moment when the fearlindensiery of the judicious part of the cons: spindly 'esight, and might, without Any, dillaulty, be terimpi' tsed for ever.-7- ificurn Lord CASTLEREAGH-considered it *Geld be in. espedient to press the Howse to discuss the question mute S u rideetutiy berme Moo, when no proper dn. contents bad been furnished them to enable the House to come to any conclusion on the subject.. • Govern.' meat was not less desirous . than any one in that Hoy,. that . ali, things ahoold be restored as nearly as IQ the state in which the war found as; bet it cons oleo the dirty. of Government to cunsolt tbr best acflustities, and decide upon the west eligible momerit fur the interests of the cooritey and the Burk itself, when such an effort coold be safely anode. — [Boar, bear:] —The eonsequeniee of a feu action iu our monied relstOps would be most fatal; and .might resider a restrictjets of cash physeents• no. weso consideration which shouldAseve the greatest weight with such as held the sentiments avowed by the Wahl Hors. Gentlemen apposite, end likseptiosiere. 7 liebteßestrktion should be' dee med' necessary..it sioel4l be proposa44 wader litis senclitin e of A case of a most special, •and. no doubt most•setlit.' factory nature, !hick it w oeld be the sboenden dory of thel.lank and . .fits .*ajesty's Ministeee •tu matte • oui in the moot. caorijd andespllcit menavr.. • floss)* himself g4d . irls colleagues, pleimod ' their sista nce sod ce.operatien, shosid circemstences ;be prvitiouv to facilitate.the resumption of cast 7 tpayf. nimbi s ott,tbe, pert of.'tke' • " Esehetister cal be ,pttrchtised its Ihis.taarket at a promisee of two pec i ceet, l b * Is pat likely .that large- anus venial tint be made to /foreign:Passers, as abroad they swill', /nit% i premium of oighs.t Undoubtedly any cooro l of policy that would eecoevage too greet lit • Pint* CT' PaPPr.surraucy all through the, enuissey, eimold evoOled ; hut, on the other hand, it is tin less clear, that a system which would starve the cerrettcyqu' precious ',wilds, should by all serene be discouraged.: 111 p, Right /Inn. Frieud has not yet-said that circom• staring, du exist to render , necessary a contineance of the .Basik,lkestrictioa. Act,t and I , trust we' 'shelf not • be drugged to consideration of :Oda question try en. ticipatiso. If my Right • lion. Friend• does at •eity . future time propose the measure ohjeeted to, '1 trust it will be on such a broad ibis's,. on such plain Assd• ressonable grounds, that it will. receive the eppeobat.i lion of l'erliaineot and the couniey."—[Hier Lord A. IIAbiLLTON-siid , ii. few •werds l which' we could , not distinctly heat leflirglillery. Mr: HAMM IiKSLEY obseried, that be was de.' giros's of remitiding his Majesty's Ministers, that they had, bet Session; disclaimed. auy intention oil encouragement to foreign loans. There was an article in the yreaty 011814, which might , lead• persons to iippose, *,b.l. the Government was pledged to vtinrel Protection to British holders of French stock. •He did not mean to say,, that he put such a; ✓onstrettiou upon this article, which he believed bad uo relitine, •eicept to the , prielicetar case then retisi; log ;• but •ne tlineght it mighs Ortisetit much delusies; and serve to check those treniitictiontabich were now going on alarming - eiteitt, if'the Nelda bard woulitdisflrictlY - declairo th*t the pkayisino,.of the 'of 1814 'constituted ; he guaranies rel'iobse. queue Speculators iu the funded property of PCIOCAL. —[Year, hear!] • , si Lord CASTLEREAGH said, ht should tobetNrii. lingli comply with the wish of the lion. Member, sad was happy to embrace tNt opportunity of espial*. lug and restatiog whet had 44 merly fallen from.hins en the subject. The debti which were due' by the Frenih Governearit„at. the period: of the W,teaty of Peace 1814 14 1 I , l 4 l o 4l 4rittoraunqueationeity stood upon •e pert ichkir They arose Oat of a co'n4. &catkin o.lll.Pili property early .iu , the pretierliog war, in cnetineo l l4oB. 9f,neArticle,of the:Treaty of Amiens. The ease,ef those, creditors was entirely different from the;. atf persons sperwititflig the puliiit funds of another country,. who -had not• the remotest claim ippon .the ;activity of this Covent; went. - Ue was milieu; that it should be understood that tfie . iiiterests'isf such "persons could not be wade is national Oliver wi th out the'. inoSi cuiatotts pothicsi Rcr. conseque—l4erir, hearia . • • ' 'lrte Kee l :464ms were then read and agreed to; the Report to'bq received ad Moudsy. 84 LLOT,. . • . Mr: BROgDOrimrost‘ht sap the , Report of the tomasittee 'appointed to scrutinise , the different lists 40eamea hi 94, •Consatittee of . Sevin \" TOE tAillen on lb. TheSolicitor.General, Mr. Cassies, .V-urke„ .111 f. VI. Egerton, l , '4l v. Wilberforce. Mr. Bootle Wilbraham; Mr: W 1 Midas, I Sir R. Peel. Sir.W. Scott. lar Corti', Sir 3. Tae _ . • ..1 . RIDLEY remitted, that his Noble Friinid,..fierd G. 'Cavisedjell,...was et, i ceuaidgreble 'distince,''and la • circumstances which madeit eible for him to attend: •He wished to karts% ts4aAm any objection - Wee'fittAit iseeitioettes:4lllr: Tierney in bit place.? • Lord CAW:4E4EIGB' apprehended thit this would be a praoxeding perfectly inconsistent. with the. torture of a Cinnatiltee Womet ,by hallot. The Noble Lord tibiae abseoce be regretted, wee to every point of, !low; a most proper person to be in, the Coestaittai "ooht*Piebably as ouch bad been elected: • • Mr. BROVGHAM' protested against the Noble Laid (Caltierttegbi .sitting on a Committee which might bare to.determine a bother actions should null fir brought:tittirlt iodividuels wto bad per. Mips aliesidyinintnencedthem. With regard w the eb.' settee -of his Noble Friend, be would put a case whicit .happen—that of nestle 'Of the hiernb4S: Wiesen by ballot• being able to at tend ; and ask what coarse would, then be pursued ? lfreappiithended IbAt autitkeiballot must take place, !awl lite inability of his Noble Friend to *timid thel ;Cormatttete, was, pre faille, as geod a reason (*can. tither ballet, as the estrelbe • cove which Ise had sup- Ipeeed. k would appear 'that there were evidently 'ebb WO O' the Committee who were opt ablete sit. The Hoag would then find that they were left almost is the partko tbeinselves, and the decision in the Committee was to be made by .the Salicitor.Generai, the Attorney•Cositeral, and the Noble Lord, several Cabinet Ministers,' trod several almost Cabinet bpi. nisteri, who were of the profession of the law, and' others; and it was tti these that tte, imparutut ques tion for which the Committee was required was to• be referred. Re bad been told, indeed, what they, would have to examine took in a much wider rap. than' had been Imagined. Now, if the Noble Lord came betel, the goes*, they could meet Wm - openly, they could - confiatst him, but it was trot SQ with a Se.. cret COnmittee'i it . was not so where there were many who would not attend, and others. who might, for varied! reasons act along with particular per. sons ; there they well acting behind backs, and there were, 'shirked said the eight before,Menthers ran that Committe a 'Nebn Whia parties to actions,. who were on the face Of . tiut eery record; and those were pitched uptle its Menthe!, el& setirelAtibenall, WooW.itey. biethber eclitris?thst. it. - was proper that such should be •the•ease? ." Was it right ' that the,Right Hon. Gen 4010.tliclounith'l relation, that the. Noble Lee, and seeiralieitliers whom he had named, were tir* Oactettrn• th e Emboss still Cliff,, and be did tot kesoli fib* suill7 *be were all bring. lug actioesagainal.themseivot? Were these to decide the question in their own favour, and to say that the recordcwere. to be,tore to pieces, and Abe espeuces. to be. borne by thc.persons who had brought the ile• 00118 ? This was the case, however; and he trusted that, such being the case,,i ; ima`lfouse would permit him to mere, etithet,- that the ballot should be re. 'commenced, or that some other .method ahould,bm *doped 'of forming the Committee. Indeed s —it, would be much better to found e motion upon,the particular metes, but he understood thla ballet was not concluded* The SP EAKEIt. —May L be pardoned in asking the House what is the precise question now before them ? Lori' CASTLEREAGH slid the question was, that the Committee Ahnuld meet to-morrow. WILBERFOILCI' thought it desirable, that if any Member returned upon the ballot were unable to attend, another should be substituted.for him, if .such substitution could be made consistently* with the usages of the House. To the principle of ballot he declared he &cloud himself an advocate, because it fiforded the best chance , of escaping the influence of potty; and producing a fair selection. But even . upon ballot there must be some previous wader. standing in the Hoose mile whom are to be chosen, for otherwise the softie of many Members must be entirely thrown away. • ' The SPEAKER:kw - Ad, that there was no piece. dent- on the Jaunts* of the House, in which, after a Member was elected by ballot to serve on a Com mittee, name was substituted by another, as was now proposed.' fie felt it his duty to state this, as he totted so trace of 55th a precedent, ezeopt where some Parlieseentarrdisqialification existed, or whore a physical impOstillitity appeared. Mr: CAIA;RAFT observed, that the House must have s poweisto fill up any vacancies that - psigist t 444.. piste is flaw CmOmittee. Ile wished to " say OOP' . weed with reseed to the preseist, for although Worn e . Seciel Cosismitiey' he belleved•he-enight 'Bede twit fact connected with h. He Was not sworn, and did not think it would be out of order to do ,o. On the appointment of 'this Committee, 103 persons put lists of .names into the:glass,. and of those lists there were 07 'written _re the same hand, and coqtaining the same names. If his flone.rable Friend had been in attendance, and seen the persons by whom those lists were Ott in,'be would have bet little doubt as , to theluarter from which they came. Mr. CANNING said, that if it was necessary to take' any 'OOP 'with ieipect to th e there was. one obvious course for the Hoes' to adopt. They could insist that any Member not pre:4mA by a physical impossibility, should do his ditty. ref his own pert lie should pretest againstthe adoption Of aoy,other step. . : • The SPEAKER. quoted the case of Sir Joseph Jekyll, who was chosen by ballot to serve on a Committee. An objection was made to his appoint. •thint, on the ground that he bad not taken the usual .oaths at the .;EirlL's. table ; 'bat the lipase, on a d(.. , vision, decided that he was qualified,' aud! refused ' suboitute another name. Si; W. BURROUGHS maintained that' there might be a Parliatnentery. disquallficatien to'e'sciside a ltember from sereing tin such e Committee. The 'caw of the _Noble ,Lord V,:estietelto) (ilSr 01 e.r611111116:211111111.4 *Left itmellikallAkOsii follevrieg mull..embers Loa MW ve . t : Lot. EA,Alcasemi, Led PiAlereach, Lord Leseeiles, "'lto l 4l . :Latabe, Sir A. Pluoti. Mr. C. M' yooe, . ifled tat 14k, the erese- ht ,th biller, refit iti Ihseproceeding ai'bers **light tot`airebg." begged *remind the-House 'the sdiion *ado by N bb Lord yesterday., 'whi ch ' ilete.rtaineci'thit the * C, wilitee should consist' Of ;21 gippose • k •that.Lord'G.C.Alteridish mead Oat lama, twatA44.a , .that mete be .defested ? ltippO i se 'riggiett i ‘ „whose state aof • health wed . 'ol.ofeiSiotial tip -were likely to provost hire •froMitkendiel u eati, -to absent himself, ectuld it besaid 'that the Houle not competent to supply his place?' In the' as sion of Parliament, the name of the preimit,SO(lClt General was addedlethe Curimittee: 'lt would, thought, be desirable to know, though perher •woold not be quite fair to as of the Mends of) George Cavendish, whether he was absent at the ye was 'nominated, or whether lie had sinceleft t( . Perhaps the best course they could adept, under circurnltsnces, would be to postpone the Meetic the Committee until the Noble Lord' coold he, sonally present, to there was ne urgent necessity their meeting immediately ; ind he'liuste4 that a , step. would be taken to remedy so 'Wei ae . ebrie the appointment of a Committed by ifro•worst mode that •could •be erepharid. Win elected by tiotniustien, the •ChniCe would have been made from the Members *ha were jarealiet and the inconirenlence noir "experieOced - yeah) A.- been avoided. • • -• Sir. M 4 W. RIDLEY begged to asters tkelli that the absence of LqrdGeitigi; s Citvendlik'wegll . , means voluntary. • 'twee certainly hcititiirsie , lily, hot a real necessity that compelled bit) that very important oecasion: ' The question, that the Committee should mini morrow, was then carried,sewere'several otliees Wive to the business of the Commltteei arpoi which were, that seven should be a qiiitrum, that all secret papers 'should be referred to the containing inforbtation relatite to the ate the country. Mr. BILOGDEN moved, that there should he before the House, in Creosol of the - number of charges on account of A”essed•Tates, from the , Februeey, 1817, to the sth of- February, 1818, elusive ; end also for the somber of appeals for same period;-Ordered.•• • otherithders of the De'lleireithee4ispoied and the Hoostadjouroeit •'' PO LICK:" . " 1111 ARLUOROINAM-STRECT.-6-ININKIMItifIII was at this office. on Friday, that Iwo Gentlemen about to light a duel-the nest morning, in -wilco of a dispute at a gamine-table in PA.\ on, Thursday sight.—An information was also againit,the patties at Queenqiqoareellicit'at the time. The parties were Capt. F---, belonging to giment of Dragoons, and -- B—, Esq. al ulcer. T. Foy eppreheaded the Captain in ' street, and be was taken before It. BMus, Esq. Pa . Ptain slated that Mr. B. had challenged him, i 4itqueuce of his having struck Lim fur extreme ill ,doer to. him. The MAGISTRATES observed, that it was his to preserve the peace, .and be called upon Cs! F.-- • traventer into 'Wristlet; to keep the peace. MO( teLAKXll,:.aad Me sureties in 1001. each, walkillautedlatedy tonfotinedln. It *as deiired ,the,,nthet Gentleman might betaken, if fricind. vender ailo held as warrant against the parties, Queen-square Paco. • FINAL EXAMINATION OF MR. RANSON, F.N GRAY ER. - Mr. Ranson surrendered to his bail at the of three o'clotk; 'invaded by his Solicitor, when Mr. Westwood saidlo the* Magistrite—" to melte this declaration, that the Bank, under circemstences of the case, have detlitted to pros . Mr. Wanton, end 'I therefore desire.' with you mission, that his, bail be diachaiged:" . M r. Hanson.--" . Hon% litank . "yoo for xotti ligence, Mr. Westwood; bet I beg to return to tile other Gentlemen pts.sebt."' M A GISTRATF..--A flint itiirry'forthis decision, cause i had midi rather that tlii Bang queitino ar rest.' Union itsr.r...--An Irishman aimed Michael fins, was brought before THOICti EllAtiCE Birch, the Beadle of Christ-dliiiitni, Blackf' resd 4 who stated that en Wednesday night ti, toner (whose appearance bespoke the extreme wretchedness) applied to him at the watch-Woes* a late hour, and in the most plaintive mentier'' god that he might be 'Hotbed a lodging - 1 , night, and that a aourrel of bread might be to him to appease his hunger, as he hactoot anything fur two days, and had not a farthing world to provide aubsioltsice, 'ens the 'nests curing aohelter foe the-night. Birch adotitt, into she. watch.hoese, and 'observing setioettif balky , in his waistcoat pock et, 'he engulfed . ' was Pie Prisoner evdded the questles, end pealed varticelarly- desirous, that the beadle keeptris hands off. • His aosiery excited lespicions. Birch searched hiss, and found several semi of r :concealed on various path_ of his person, amounting in the whole to 51. 5.3. • ' - Thr Prisoner stated, in his defence, that he had ho. redly begged the money . He was committed to the House of Correction as a' rogue and eagaboad, with orders that he aitosid.be passed 'how to his Dative coaaary.i4.44, •II t • or . 4 • • :,'• d•: • DREADFUL ACCIDENT.--About 11 o'clock on We& neaday frmenoon,as Daylt,of Haberdesber-ptace, Notion, was going down Holborn-bridge, be was attacked at the end of Fleet-market by a bellock, which was hunted from a drove, and before he could leave the way,,the enraged Animal took him on his, horns, tossed hiukseveral yards, and gored him despe rately ; he Iles taken up apparently lifeless, and car ried into' be shop of Air. Witlim e druggist, near the place the accident happened, *bens be received ant-, glee' aid ; he pad, ilfttrwards conveyed bow .in a backstey coach with 'no bopes of recovery. Swope.— Thorstley Afternoon, &fru Violet.' Parker, a Ls dy occupying ; " bow in Bryau r otregy SOoreditch, was found ,hengiug,to the bannister' by 4 u rope ; she was, cut tlywn 4.bOst, ••• cilia* kit& few - - fiprioheit• armlet, fearlessly, the tratireited A Seim*, Wowing divested iii ilasidel• of timer diAreiti*' les that Jo long ri uttered its ea h ihttiow. tainerUtin and it , *eat explain our inetliuS by observing to Patients as ufier this malady, that is eew dust sway are requiredlue these• ,r ratty *yaking., ; that ,the • roast niveirrole.esse *II s yield 11/ our reasediek within it swank. and that is a peruse whit 'only solpeCts himself injured..the dire may be preveisted • 63 6 el het frost :Nonentity, Iles ceiss.srk to -. mom • other derangeowto;rif the,geserntire systems, a* weakens, eh. recationi, &c. epecially stritiori . s, obstinate eases of which are doily removed without' the sae of c,,u & ory haul:Ws. Stowe loritleotaljm the .sefwer sea °have not - reaped nor intention; which inittlisecs. c', bind with eArac), has sew petseded thy means . Susan, idopied. , In liar, oar system is uoique s Petiliarly eisergesio s •and eminently vuevessAil. Educated la this your esatkye arlinole4 Wow Camino , attainment by it; 4plendid.Mrdical ' c haracte r' s sad slag bect4 . able. pews:vitally, to coin pare wish adatiratioti the British Stir practice with the Cniiiiseatal:4at piesetwbowt , lo l sVPeti• t whits' ( is e lit sitii hra e ile d libjtieblidallb4yleitedapplicitlirlsinalWePteeer"bigifie"reeo frod: *want cusidtriell. - • .GOSS sad Ca. M. R. C. SWIM • 13, Bouverirstreet, it fleet-Weft' Prd , “„ •s• Fin the ;literal nektmamin ois we do Dot limit our. , *rives to ,sated pers.sds trf pniethr,:bit maybe consulted*, alt .1 or:l,mo* postisomGajtittru.rptions t oe f10r e.1 4 .4 w G kerrilor • • • 'whitely their is.asploari, c. 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On Or '34 instant, at kieddinghawbeasile• Eyes.' Mr.. Eliza' fr . ; n i s i,. beth Mit,jrndie. widow .of the Jate.Dr. Jabs Josses &Needle, s . L ° Duman of if iadsor. ta,9li. • .on. ihodnesdpy, the 113th tell. at Bedford, hawing attained all extraordinary Ivo( 106. Mr.. JPbili p Thompson. on • . • N be. -•-- - ... - C - on eit viveres-d valere os.-MA*I.IA L. I set (be " Life W only Life, who/shiest with Meal's." irll4 finfat i -Syststot if Ethics is to cenliee width"; ~ lei Co l. due blowfly. and thus to motive the Passions t alref ! Ei t i . b„ sslcsofird and insabOidinate they by destroy those e , r rims which Religious and Morality have matte sacred ;to orb ;lnir"" ..but out sorittilate tieoemipeoni. the teem of prudence; k• fkg pa: calculated to limit their carte-scene', rem' of Evefy dioorgasisstion of the human frame reclaims great me. i decal two, ledge to remedy, the potalie welfare is promoted bast* at wheogrofewious, own (dis the suggestioas of the es. • soc 'lmig."' 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