The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

Ti Crest . Awl •A\ ( 7 1 , __4A. 14.e.."At o r ui 7 . .4 6 • c /r 1 ,7; " • F ' li., 11 1111k .v I • • • zt,tegman • • N. 41-82. LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1819 Pirc, ?P. " The Cease fur which 11.4mreeze fell in Ms Field, Ned SYDNEY died Me Sciffold ! " E.IST IN Jones 90. 419. PIM COUR7' of DIRRCTORN of the r!1/171SD COMP' NY of N.IIRCIL INT! of ENG LAND, trotifog to the nra Flee. a . oftrai gtoe Nome. ?hot a Mare& edit mid ThsepoohipesEl ke kelltot their Stroh A Lower-wharf aired. no W.limirdird Os INS Ado oaf, from Moe oTtork to the Morning refit Sit is fie Borelog. for Ike 'Wins of a Therefor of Mc sold Comerny, is the roam e aimed Davis, By. deceased. JOSEPIN DA RT, See. AT • MEETING of the FRIENDS of REAL REFORM. to I. udna *ad Wenwiower, held at the (robe had Aissiw Taseni. !twos& on Twists!. Jell.' 11, ISIO„ far she posy** of evisseing llr high opialishthey rater tain of the Candor of II F.NK lIHNT, Foe. Mr. THOMAS DAVISON ts the Chair Is ems Resolved. That no Appetit he land? to the Friends of phew , / thwinghinn she Wiled ur dntn, to rai.e fintorripriors In defray the v s peaces of the Ilsallreistenneralleted in any on rids). eiall the henry Low Suits lacorresl by Dents Huai. f.st. I. his esdeovent• to promote a•J protect the Political Rig*. and Liberties of the People. 7 hat they do ibis as a timely wanting to the powders of Cm. sup.", and y the hest *ideate to the flarlioriers of Tyranny.. that the myriads nf Fries& of Prerdeni nod hulk" will mt tsase!y hook en VI kite corrupt Imre, are eodearouriss to plun der n man who lbw fearlosily sal scatost , ly adverited their cause, without tasking on effort to rev... hist fn Is the Mow whieb Is aimed id lbe remaining fitseitii-• of the Pei.pl ih :rush his mow, and in enos.ade the • world that Oleic .01 rental. sofsfleot Virtue wool Vltlolic F..elitwg Ws the *arts ish Landers. In appreciate a , d Fo•ter the .terlioe worth of nn iocinnessiible knee. and Mon .t who hi. dared int* Wiled *Mow; ps plead the wiser of a touch- wronged and saes ins Pevle. Thai the argot AMID( Tyranny when ev et tett fir such • pos. pose ilea 01110141 , 11 . tle•lftty to lf. o e.ots ~f the itittiwfie few. sole; they are protected by the fIAUCLI stroller atm and irresisti ble power*, the united ninny. Theiefore, that le produce the desired eve: t, this Sulocription be as ermarat • pomade. Sidwerlpitoas received la Load.. by Mr. W. West, Tr,. seer. MO, Sorsa t Mr. Hem S, Little Rusolintrcet, Lose..l-gartiro Mr. Watkins, 12, Crowweire.t, Soho; Mr. It. Carliie, 5e11e.515. Flrefstreet I Me. Wallies. Nea.p..r_er Arts, op. posits the Adelphi, Itirsests.ki Dri r. t b s. MW , irdoe , -4reeti I Soho s Mr. Cahoot. Blaekbissindreel, Refosch t Mr. Havisos, 10. Dukelltlfrel. Smithfield s nn.l so he forwarded front she roostry to the Publishers of Cohhcit's mad sbeewhl llsgisters, the Black llotstr, and the Meddle. ••• Seirvriptioas already received, tem. the Sitio of the Kin; was known in India when the 1001111 were made. lie els() referred to a letter In ti e Lord HOLLAND, thoegh be Inter that it was not unreal for any person except tie mover, to lo tted@ himself me the motif', of the House en the first readieg of a Bill, confessed his inability to restrain the feelings by which be was then *Owed. With the prints reasons it would be improper to trouble the @spit Assembly is whose p►esence he was speak. tog ; and with the public reasons, as be had re corded them elsewhere, and es soma of them might not appear satieartory to the whole of their Lord ships, it. would be both injudicious and en graters' to interfere on an occasion where semi. miry was of its mach lespitlance. &mem be might have differed is the eoerse of his public life from the Noble Earl opposite, he was happy to state that that difforeried of dpiaion bail ne►er de. strayed or diminished the private attachment vs:.icis subsisted between them; and in the present in. stance, he most say, that the d friend whdm he had in esisteace, could not have con fined en enrolls' f upon him in a meaner more congenial to his (Lord Holland's) feelings, than that which the Noble Earl hid just adopted. He meat, therefore, beg leave, both as a public and a private man, to return him his most sincere thanks for the generous end kind-hearted intention which he had eehibited to the individuals whose 'merest' this Bill waif calcoleed to alliance in so direct and materiel degree.—r fleer!)—Derigig the whole of this speech, his Lordship appeared to be most strongly elected, even to weeping. The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered le be read a second thtmeto•mor,n w. eeldetriee. the writer of which plated, that the law had parsed; sod. alluding to the Waal, sold he would have walking to do with peek transactions. The FAri of LAUDERDALK win obsorted, obit Hee Act had not benp promulgated by the Go etrieent. It appeareti r from the erialtllet, that Mt. Priii sod Mr. WAMti Itarrar of ilia loan, sod the LIST :Nall HOUSE, Jam X. 1819. pgRCON:i she! *ere trilling so supply the East tear rampage. eta ear Mere to Leadenhott.sireet, or l their Wersh•esee. as say he release'', with Cb•Ltr.oe of ihe last Civets elle feettenobeg description*, wk. Wellington. AVON. and llrybrern Melo, Pool Meaner*, woo iced is their Prop ..it. tro , ed sp. soul oddresorel to the Committer of liaise. as or 14- furs bredoestes the 14111Ja2.; welt, and if sea l sea jo t , A• fors Twelve ci'aerk at .Veee, Re no nadir will is rgee nred alter that time. Mot mere term 40 Claldreas WI be sward nit the_eqd of Arrest folhiejny. thsergh if it he the with of the Coßteinior. SUJ Ckatdreses may be seat is isennedialely.— Thee we•'! k paid for as Meyers de:tread. Tie Traders are to spee(fg lA. pries al which It it proposed to deliver rec'• sort of Coat. The pekes are elm to include ilee whisk of the column attending the delivery of the Curls. N. Tender Wilke ree Coed, bet peas Coal Merchant' possess tag Wharfs and Eriabliskmenti of their ono. in or Rear I.en i4m ; settler will pay Tender he token tats ccorideratien, valet. t:de kiefrese Ilk Party rutting U►e weetioned tkerein, and hr, or ea .4 eel se hie behalf, be is Meadow spas the said Com sat:et, et the pity mkt thew dais menettoweel. • 10311P11 1)417; Secretary. - I,V4E of W 11,1.1 AM PAW. ROGEILS.—IIn the I, nemahor lune, 1818, the New.Weeden Hatter, of 81. Lake,' tbladhoeent Iwo the Shop • r Mr. angers, a Receiver of Letters. cfooen-tireet, and pointing inn` NMI= fora Kerma in Par haws tarn has for ,igonsures es hi. cionter, Paid be wool/ lave the Pths•Othre removed (rya hie Ike tame time ening Sart+ •toient calliag him • Jacobite Rascal, and threatethim to .10 all no his power 140 deprive Meg of be solo!. to. ... n et tin:, the charge ,if Ms Leiters sae taken fuss Mr. Roger, n Wined hi. bens *Me to oblong ony Feral Gem Me Galeria Piol-ttlire foe skit bnjarfnln proceeding, and of hie ('*.been derlised an &alias. with ann.— re ll emoreprecee ow, lam isrh.f.traggliag f t rose iiae to 111111. p e r. Is wife and norm song children, he was thrown int.. the Pier/ Prone Inr drat, from whence he has Just nbioior.3 his re test., b% a cnopieitina visa his Uri-Onto, w link he teas enabled Ia sake by at • Pally SI. Wrap , A11144V 11t.: Fah ilitiherc, *ha thee rambled' Mr. Rogers to regal* hi. (teething, ewe the letl.whme 'senora:ate Might Ilan. It al Uretwesier dB 0 0 Vigil 110 , , Earl knoll 0 0 Mr }rare'. Nerdlest. Item M. I'. 5 3 0 W. H. Illt.ttlesad. Lg. N. P. - 0 • Mpe. Prier Esq. . • 6 4 II 3. C. •hhetime, AN. - • ..1,. . • SJO Calomel Napier 4 0 0 The F.leada of Mr. Rogert see sambas that he Ina only ammila be 't> 104 ..1 in l beri, aad ais hoer. but be pal ia a ray la oar,' At is f m,li. as before and in the ear igh*.eur Maud in ht. bbelt L% gne TS 4 %CA111.1.11, and eirereited she prole.. sion , i f a Cuoner, 1111164Alfiled the rh.r.cier of an iu dustrn.a. and uptight man. To do Ibis. however, the lease at Ids lonise omit be redeemed. end his Ylatinorr's .hop The fibrilar aid, thereto,, of eh. Friend& to Laxity i. ran gestly entreated. le mike. by entapterine the work, in % Owl, to all pinitical pererudees that nn hosed Encha ins. aid he fa. mil, are ret to he raised oriels heemirse be ha, been arrive in liettell• obtaining *mimes ton Petition in l'arhaseat. is Oppnatiue to tar Wishes of Ibuirters and their illiberal rep prters. In 'withers:ire of iMe object, the IMO/ ir11.11 , 1114 are already ahtained I— ;IL Gate the Dale at Bedford .El 2 • • The Mauled, of Tao Meek - - , 0 0 Mimi See Wood, Mag. M. P. - - 5 0 e Tile Ilea. Dangler K insaitil - . 5 3 0 Wt. G. G. Day. Attorney, M. Ives - - I U 0 W. Williams. Mtg. - 2 U 0 A. D. H. it Lady whisk astaaitbrd that more he, not beta dans - - 1 0 0 Ilebseriptines are rere' yeti at The lhatesane uol Ominous"; Ogre, S.slisbary.aquare, sleet•stress t Ertatiterr Otlire. Cathiriar-street, Strand i Dritio% Moselle Ogre. San street, Rielsop.,are..lrrer i Mr. Galirirry. 69. lielbor•., war Red 1..1 -.I (er : ; lit. Canaan. ilsatke•lirr. II:a; km•lesirt el, ilutoa‘n ; and Mr. liniawst t Pisaatillii. Mr. Rosen realties In Illisanr.-ireet, inner of Cadman p!ace. Jot peblitkr4, Price SR h biota (Tot* Ettitiot): • /rIIE~NGts ef 1.1116; a Non.Nedleal Cam mental . , 011 lIMIL4 fel MO*arhio funs Ilwainn F. 11,• II Is lokb Eff,. 6 .4 4 L e .: Vennen, linnwnMaw. 1 / 1 61,111 , •• Sensiad Wenlbroa, Ar. Ore fully dowebbprd t Purl 11. notienins woe irensarka nn reitnin "mak fiarkrulnr 5811101, g Part 111. 'o ilmen l'rinifrat Obirrvalme. no !kap .In:belay. s.-If Sr. * In Part IV• /I w Merles of ill.ntussive of ibe par grain* nhjell....nplisiebtg Owns in n funlienr monner,ard the no hole earr..--inl run., Ynistb wwd Mallerkt (WWI. Seats. Ry GOSSI sad Ca. ComWog Seratisas. Mee be had at 20. rateratarer.rew t 50. rte.taidlit I 912, Ordrard.sirret; 11. Gerrard .beet, Rt. Vt. et..trves t 111, net..lrectl RS, theapide, Loudon; and at all Realuellets. an. Orr 'rod Ca. are 1.1 be reasulted, as usual. evert day, at their hawser aul Patterns* la lb. Cowart are reliant. N In describe atinat.-ly the ease, esels.irra a reatistsate far Advice and Medoeise, s Wheat be lisnearded to say part of tie amid. (bass sad Ca. M. R. C. laereiss, U, Ruseerie.ttreet, Fleet.st rest. loteerra. IM PRESiED with a jinn end herons moo of the irabowitnas make whine frame the Istjedhiset tnegtorgent of • certain malady, eitairarieri In a ewer tee wen tome to empire emmeal, and Aria entailing so Its unhappy victim a *An of dirlidsairts mil almost insepponable alliitioas, Dr. EA 1/Y regretfully tulle the atterien of tame Wteremed. to Ids peculiar and matt ',Waal method of rue, milike the ad• Yeti isiag copir.c of She day, or the morally I riailital conduct el thrive " wN held the word of prearbe to the farmed break It to mar hope." Dr. Etidy will teat presume is Segue intern tinily in every deletiption of egret bolas far as hoarse aid, 116. Ogled bt oed , land stagiest skill, ran be applied. he promises • meta* speed,. and perimorst re4twaitun; langlag made every species efSsphiline alferil-n, nail its sari ins stain adu lts/se , the primary ',Akers &Ibis prefewlewal tad being flattered by the irogneodrot greet; which has accompanied his merle of IffluNRAI dories the course of a snag and laborious premier, be is enabled to ofer. with theistic , ' confidence. we b...stasis at once the Pall hopeful aid eaceuraging. lootuserttble lustwgreg ean be adduced nimtttiiee of the mperinclis FAils's spies, which has been &rod 1.. prevail, esen al, re **IBM talent. retained by pahlic lattimiono, has been io effecis.l. In additiosto them emuslatery advance., Dr. Lady will he banal equally foretiatte in reliving the 'Mush •ries ran ewergle• of the Moan einetimbon, which mobil ity, ei d , if oat timely arrested. 'tigerish , render angni"rt Ate •ii priecipal of egkenee. Irrtun this desentiog WIMP of nod sterility, by remalimaieg the frame. and alibirilisit tom nod elastic , ' y to the related organs Dr. Fad; is Impp. to mute, the aims cheerios amid po.itive assorances flint the tiitirrer t of hash nese" may be monied ; a steady perm". refire 1 .. si • means dictated betas soli renuired. Dr. tadt d dells, at 311. Dens trees, Si he, by Pailents both t•••—Csumry leuers sect tispertful Molise by relay of s. c6nd past. FOR PREJOaR VINO AN D Oh tUTIVYING TOR TKE 111. TE VEGETABLE TOOTIL POWDER has so laws hers the appendne of .. el nook .at fashion that it is enswer.ssitv to nifer tun NW , '" r-e• woristla tis• of it. Belie composed tsf Veci.:iib:es. . I without the arktloce of neywineest we perinetw iagredie I whatever, it is free frau the tonal sbjeettons ogai:st the the • f other Deed. ft.ces. It. detersive power is but *laciest in annihilate those destractive and commits, panicles which crucial'' , adhere Is the 0... and is the bib-Issues ..f the Teeth ; healing sore...se in the former. aid promoting n esineet of pent'. white. nes. (where it trim, been injere4l or enrroded). us the 1nt0... it Mewl." Nara.. • f. noes. and be..stsfel the runt to the breath the most .I.4cilable nid if a. d ems swain , a. iliretted, will preserve the Tack in a suistiii st.sve even to uld age. told no Bove.. at 0.1 tin R. Rutter and No. 1, I ties; 1.41 e, corner of St. Pnist's, Loodoo ; t 511, Mach. ville.sireet, Dahlia ; snit he the littnripal Perfumer. aid Rook seller, the Nernst the Voit.d Kia;;doin. N. B. Porehanews ore 1,41er...wi11" nlnceve that the MEW ow! oildres4 of •• Butler, 4, Cht..sl.i4k,.. see ?sty .ved is the sump and label all.rttetl u. rat - •••11 of this ?Ureter d Dentlfrwe. as stars Dow said railer the same title of Vegetable z• Psetsete. IMPIRI4L P n LI.4MENT. HOWIE OF WU .It. • a 11. The Freemen. Wages lt•li, several other Bills so the tar* rote rea.l a shine 'MP. The of I,AUDF.K DALE purtpnard hn twain; for a e t Ste. dim Order Datil Illooday. The lacier Dulles Bill, and the fuloo.ad Parsons Bill, were Ceroaistied. The Moak of Ireland ( - AA re,••••41 Bill war read a third tiger and passed. Oa the listed u•selowg, a further araessehotsai ' ra. wade on she ...Nom of the Marquis of LA 'IISMOWNIs to reader Ilse Bill we* e.ieforsoble to the Act relative tie the Bark el'Esileed Bill. ClIACra RELICF BILL. Viscount TORRINGTON rose so move the third reading of this Bill. Ilia Lordshin soot imp u his tory of Ike In•eraetion in which this 'indication ori. *jotted. It was founded en she claims of persons in India. who had advanced money to the Nabob of .be Carnatic, to enable to make good the kills or semi be had to pay to the East India Company. By law, loans of this description to Princes is India were prohibited, and those w ho merle them could sot be admitted to prove their debts before the Commis singers. It appeared, however, from the evidence taken before the Committee on the Bill, that the law on the subject was not made known in India when the traosaction which formed the founilatioo of the present debits look place. It was besides proved, that Os baldness wee transacted in a perfectly public wooer, and ass well known to some of the perscnv in the Government, though not to the Governor-General. --His Lordship was In India at the lime, and it was then admitted. that to this financial ot.erstion the country was indebted for the conquest of the M)sore. lied not the Nabob been enabled to pity his 'fists, the East ludic Cowpony could not have fitted out the army whieb achieved that conquest. lie Irsri no in. tenet in the Bill whatever, and slid not wish It to pass for the sake of ►losers. Chace aad Co. who bed failed, bet for the bestial of the individuals, chiefly persons In the Navel and Military service, who had made the Loans anises that Company. Ile concluded by moving that the Bill be now read a third time. The Duke of WELLINGTON said, the preamble of the Bill, therefore conveyed a highly improper censure on the character of the pe.snns who were at the time at the head of the Government in India, whoa it stated the transaction to he known to them. Ile was at Fort George when the transaction took place, and knew that it was talked of, but there was not the slightest evidence of its being known to the Governent;t. Lie would, therrfore: on at. third reeding, move to omit certain *olds, Bed to make bne put of the preamble rut thus :- 1 ` Alibusgb the said transactions were unknown, and ',nautili). riled by the Governor and Council of butt St. George." The Earl of LIVERPOOL had great objection, in the Bill altogether, but if the preamble were altered i n t h e mimes proposed, their lordships could in on way be justified in pasting it. • The Earl of LAUDERDALE supported the Bill. chiefly because, though the Act of the 37th of the King had arrived in :odic at the time the transacolun look place, the law bad not been promalgateti. The Earl of WESTMORLAND foliose'', and sopported the Bill on the same &mond. The Deka of WELLINGTON read an extract from a mu to show, that the peeling of the Act of litt - ed. paper to whieb she Nnbk. Doke had referred did not I stem that the law required the consent of the Caller. nee and Coencil to be given in writing. The Esti of Liverpool, Lind Larderdele,sed Lord Tenlnetan etplained. Lord Pow Is spoke at some length, but le a very low Tone of voice. lle stated that the freemen's's bad tint enure to his knowledge when be well et the head of Ate Government of Madras. If it had, he should have theeght it his duty to punish the pectin who wer. enneersed in it. The LORD CIiANCELLOR supported the Bill, bet felt some embertaminent as to the amendments. . fbe Eorl of LIVERPOOL commuted to the third reeding, the question for which was put end cortical. The Oak, of WELLINGTON then 'antra two ereendments io the preamble, un chick two divisleas tu.•k place. They were carried in the affirmative: the first by 21 to 20; the s►cood by 22 to 20. Their Imrdships then divided ow the emotion, that the Bill do Dow post. Camara. vs I NoteCouteate, 2I I illajotity for the Bill, 3. FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL. —.- On strangers being re-admitted, their Lordships were in e conversation o• the Foreign Enlistment Bill, which termiusted in the Bill being re.com. Th. Earl of ROSSLYN opposed the clause which authorizer the stopping of any ship hoeing a person on hosed who intended to enlist. It was the int tine. Windt!, ;a his country that it hail been proposed to wake the law pettish surely Isiteetioo without say °Tett set. Dirt BATHURST referred to the Acts repealed by the Bill, to show that a clause similar is purport ea. isted in them. A ?wand desultory conversation ensued, in which Lord Bathers', Lord Liverpool, lesrd Holland, Lord Co rwarvonot itd another Noble Lord (w ids whoa name we are unacquainted), took part. Those of theta who opposed the class*, maintaining that the " geiog wt" Mee not as wort act from which the lewd to troika *sold be isiserod s sad therefore pre. posing to sobstitebs " gehig at es an 'greatest to allot," which might he proved; and those who sop. pew(' the clans. maiotaining that the ogreemost toolit not often be proved where Shore might be is. tent, and therefore that the words should steed as they were. Tito clause as it originally stood wham put by the Chairman was agreed to without a division. On Out clues. being read, which gave to Custom. house Officers, or Civil Magistrates, the power of do. taining a vessel in any port, on information being giver to them, Alt any person or Persons were on board, g. ing out oith intent to enlist, Lord HOLLAND contender?, that the elect of such a clause would be to give a power to any sta. lidos' person to pat the Captain or Owner of any Toilet bound for a fornign port to great inconvenience. He 'bald sossevt, that before the sestet coald be detained theroshould be proof given that the person going net hod agreed to enlist. The mere word in. tent, he conceived, would be too indefinite. The Noble Lord moved an amendment to this street, on which a division took place— Comems, i I Noo•eontento, 181 Majority spina the mead mew. 9. The original close was then agreed to, as were the other after which the House having re. turned, the Report was received, and the Bill order ed to be read a third time to.nsorrow. REV EITUAL for TtIE ATTAINDER PASSED BY TIIE IRISiI I'ARLIABLNT AUAINST LORD L. FITZ- The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose with pecellar pleasure to present to the House on the part of the Grown, an Act of Grace to restore two unfortunate individuals to their full rights as British sehjectit. It wan to reverse the attainder of Lnrd Edward Film r3l,l, by which the blood of his two children, Ed. ward Fug Fitzgerald and Louisa Maria Fitzgerald, bail become corrupted. lie would sorely allude to the preamble of the provost Bill, which con tained three miens why the former Bill should be ed. The first was, that the individual in ques tion had never bees broeght to trial, swing to c.reuntstances to which he should do nothing more than allude at present; the second was, that the Act of Attainder had not passed the Irish Parliament till some months after his decease : and the third, which arose out of the two first, was, that at he bad not had the benefit of s trial, the attainder could not have been issued against him upon a regalia coavic tii.n. He thought that these were sufficient reasons for the line., to acceito to th► Bill which he had jest introduced to their nuticl; eten if they were not, he implored their I,lrdshipo to recollect that he stood before them is the advocate of uisolfending and in. noeont indisiclusls.—[llear! . l--Ooe of them had served his coon.ry in the field, and had distinguish. ell himself by Ills gallant behaviour on several occa sions: to him, therefore, 84 lOri; at to his titter, the bona new proposed would ti. net wharfy gra i'yiog• The Duke of WELLINGTON observed, that as one of the individuals on isliom Mi., Mt of Grace would roofer so incalculable a bench', 1.a. l served fo r tame time ender his command, he ,mold not let the present opportunity pis withnot bP4iing tettiinnity to the brave and honourable, and esce!lent conduct of the. young one in question, dur:og the time that be bed bees acquainted with bids. BARKIITAPLF. ELECTION. Their Lorrlit;ips proc e ededi;l3ear the evidence open this Ball, bet examined only /nor witnesses, mad postponed the farther examination till to-mor• row.—Adjourned at Half.psat Ten o'Cleck. LIOUSE OF COMMONS. A Message was received from the Lords, Ostia( that they .had agreed t. the American Cooveotiom Bill, and I private Bills, witlinot any ammad• mend• : and that they had added certain ansoodments to the West Middlesat Watee•works Bill, to which they requested the consent of the Rome of Cos• sons. Mr. IL A. TAYLOR objected to these amend ments, sod moved that they be taken into cou;idera. lion this day three months.—Ordered. Another Measly Was received from the Lords, de. siring that the Commons would allow tbe clerks and abort-hand writers, who bed taken the evidence let the Select Committal* appointed to decide on the Barnstaple Ilketion, to be ezemined et their Lordships' her, rogerdies it. The Room eateedod to their Lordships' ►equest, and ordered the clerks sad abed-hand writers to attend. CORK HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT BILL. - 1416tiouAs Sit COLTHURST screed, that the Cork Harbour Improvises' BM be mad a seamed time. Mr. C. HUTCHINSON objected on several green& to proceeding farther with this Bill daring the present Session. Sir N. COLTIICIIST, however, persisted in erg in; it throegh the Hoes.; in consegeence of which, after a few remarks Ire. Sir I. Coffin, Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Callaghan. a division took place— Against the Kenn i reeding. 43 I Fnr EXCHEQUER BILLS. 0* this motion of tie CHANCELLOR of AS EXCHEQUER, the Bill for rahl 18,500,0001 e by Escheqeer Bills, for the woke of Groat Brittle for the year 1819, and also the Bill for raising 4,000,0001. British currency, Ur the service of Ire• land for the same year, were brought is, aid read • first lime. IR(R !MILLI. The CRANCElielli - oCtia - e EXCREQUEft a►owed for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate DKR. tattoo In Ireland.—Leave granted. POOR LAMS. Mr. STURGES BOURNE brought op a Revolt no the Peer Law" sad moved that the Report whisk the Goatskin's ap pointed to easels. them bad sada Is 1817, should he re-prlsted.—Ordered. IILE OF GUERNSRY, Mr. BENNKti ; ,Sitirsaess prefatory observe. lions, moved that an humble Address be presented te his Royal Higheess t►e Noce &gest, praying that he would be pleased to order a Copy of the Commie. siva of Enquiry into the laws and jerispredeses si the Isle of Guernsey, and also a Copy of the Kiwi made by the Commissioners le May, Ind, to be tad epos the table of the House. Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST, at NW length, entered into a history of the proceedings of the C 0... missioners, and the teases. why se forther steps had as yet been taken in cousequesies of their Report ; and, as we endenteed hies. coodeded by stating that 'duties measures were at present ender coed. derision. ....---... low a few remarks from Sir W. Cords sod Mc John Owen, Mr. Bennett consented to postpooo Ms motion. CROWN DEBTOR& Mr. ADERLItOIII3I presented a Birdlime fres the Crown I)ebtors" confined in L•neaater Castle, prayiag that the Hoes* 'DIM cern...sem relief to be esteoded towards them. He stated, that some of tit Petitioners, whose debts did sot recited 2001. bad been confined for eight or nitre years. sod melt ro. main in prison for a longer period, unless Legishitieo •Histsnce were given atm. The CHANCELLOR of Me EXCHEQIJER. stated, that most. If Mt ell, of these Pesitioeers, had beep guilty Or cattalo hoods open the Rowena*. Mr. A IIEIICROMIII E maintaiood, tied sopposiog them to bass been guilty offreod, as the Right Me. Gentleman stated. this awned of penisbing diem for it wag en many accosais indefensible. :~