The National Register. — London, England, 1820-02-28 00:00:00

Personage ; bill ought not the house and the cumuli) to know %bather it was intended to make any grant orlon vision for the Queen. By the Act, granting the Priori ss of Wales :35,0d01 a year, she was to receive that during the late King's life-time ; but that Act was to ce.oo with the lite of• George HI. Such event had an ived, and the Queen was now without any provision being made for tier—abet din the noble Lord intend to do, or what slims did lie propose to grant, if any ? LORD CASTLEREAGH, in reply, observed that lie thought he should best consult the interests of the parties, and meet the wishes of the House, by abstaining films rental ks on the subject that had be en alluded to. Ii hail already been atinounced that no new arrangements et el ,• to be brought forward now what money %mild be asked 'would lie to meet those charges %%Inch had MIOO6III been chargeable on the Civil List and Consolidated I' I. Air. 'TIERNEY deckled himse If not to be satisfied a ith this ex OA [tali ll . Quu•en ales I.lllollring wider a cloud of suspicion. 'Flits it was impussiole to Mal t IV by was it—Why %sere they fenced into such Why was the Queen's name omitted in the lora y ers ? Why were they requited at one time to eras for the Princess of Wales, and then forbidileil to pray for the Queen ; Under such circumstances, he felt that lie ought not to consent to any vote in favour of the Civil List, mitil lie was 10111 %%list the money was ior ; the gentlemen opposite sl Id halite the Queen before he would consent to grant them any money. Mr. IS ItOUGH.INI felt hituself I dto differ from his Right Hon. Ft lend. lie naming or Illn umitiiiig to Maine her Majesty, affected not her title to be Queen. The Prayers might lie worded as the• lodide Lot it pleased; —the illustrious perseatage who Vlit!. the subject of dos centre' satiutt, yeas as much Queen as his Majesty ass King. She was now the Oneett Commit Gist aas the law of the land—the same law which gave the CIONII to hint who now occupied the 'Thome. Their 'night lie rnlll4llll's —lnn against them lie @lose(' his cats; and, tin saute charge %di prrti•rce•d against Ille his lips should he sealed. :Lpeaking in his professional capacity, as well as in that of a Member of Parliament, he hail no opposit 1111 l , tio sin mist.* to otter. He wont.' he silent till the attack should he made, if any %vete contemplated ; and should sorb course tie Adolph (lOWA. big with alarming cooseque tires to the Throne as well as to lba pi ogle—he doubted that the same ala , 'rity to meet arca -11411011 could %gain be displayed which had before hero ev iuci•d. Till any sot h period should fur iv , lie ti Wiled that all parties would proceed with temper and caution. (Hen, hear) LORD CASTLEREAGH plienented the docilely' and judicious speech Jost uttered, and added, that when the Civil List question was brought tut ward, ol• course cv ray inhumation would he given as to the chat get, oil it. Motion agreed to. TUBS° %V, Ft& 22. The Report of the Liven pool Chin ell Bill was preseuted and agreed to, and the But ordeirii to be read a third time tomtit row. The Wilts :siispelisimi Bill went the ongli a Committee. Sir C. HAW KISS, M envier t i n• Pentilysi, on the that nr• Repute lie pit sented, spoke sgaitist the Bill, and thought its tendency was lo let ideon the question. 1.01(1) J RUSSELL said, such was nut the object of the Bill; that it did Hot assume to decide 011 the WO its 11141 its o n ly object was to keep the question open for the decision tit a tutors' Path. lit. Report /mired to, mid Bill mitered to be read a third time tu.suoi tow, it then agreed to. A Petition was pit sewed II the Insolvent Debtors in Stadmd Jail, ill lavueu ul• the Insulveiit Debtor's Act. Ale. C.llllll t's 'Seim os, Se:qui:Wig the Toms.purts, were preseuted. ctvir, Lt,T.—THE QUEEN. The Report of the Comunittee of Stipply, voting grants to meet die 'fieosary Bills, Civil 1,11.1 COll 1 1 111;e11Cirf, Se. Was ptesenivii. Mr. Twit EY ruse and said, he wanted to know bow it was pothole, .11111 hum cabal 10101, pliOliAloll Could In• made fot itie Quern under this paolielllar vote i IiIANCI.I.I.OII. of the EXClitA.?l ' Llt f the demise of iii. loll' Majesty had 11111 lakell place, all 41i. 1110101 1 I.e ail 01 1 iitllianient, would lia•e loctii pay able as to the l'inieess of %Valet , : and the resolution now haute the house vvtll mooloosibtedly rollout% ci the Treasury II 111 to C • ' 1 11.1 !payment lii the individual. Mr. I the lii vi plai t s', l totally deny the paws r giant lids annuity ; because the giant depended on the lilt' ut liar King. 11 $.lOOll 011 a particular f i lotlllg I it bad seletence too the rum 1111 l mice of the life, ant wag nut aliaoried to the Wasik - 01mi . person whose rank would he atkeied lay 1 11,1 1 went. lir•ioles, oho is to reeve this • r ' l ' h. 1r ill now 110 Will 10 rem' At. lilt 01 1t ult.,. It they intruded to giant 1U her Ma , Jetty that which had poevionisly been conferred on the of 11 Mrs, 001 ale PO 1 101 1 etteCl ought to lie intro. dared ; and if the right I . grin. advanced one penny, haulm the audios ity of sisal resulitlinio, fin ilic serstce adverted so, he mould be guilty oh a great oftener . organist the Hulse 01 I.:010111011.. The I -lIANC LLLOII of the EXCHIVI.TEII.—This payment, 01 - 011 . 1 WIWI 1 bid 11.'s been lierrioluie 011111.111, 111.01 e, May ioe culls •al nodes die antinomy of pasha meld. An 'modal .fstattou cannot divest the bodivi deal Ida ,octal and lot rsonal interest in the gram ; and ties close the a 11111 l lir will be payoside to the ler the 11'11110rd., oil the house, although lies political sitnationi 111.” be changed. Mr. TILio EY.—The want WWI tool confect ell oil the individiiiii, mit wax vomit lu ulainleul her tank as PI inert. of Wales. She has ceased to be P1111(141 ut It'a{ts; liaise is 110 1.111.11 1111 l . How, then, I ask, rail this sesuluuula ralll All a 11111 l ii) 10 ass individual out ot iginally in the templati 111 l of l'ashanitoit ? I know the tight loon. gent. must not mention the word Queen. (A langli.) 1 ono quite ON air 00l that. I should be tt ry glad to hear tile tight 1 .arid. tine the *old, and I sloontol be stall hit lel pleased it I imolai gel Ism to reread it WI the joiniuols. (Heal, Item, and iatighter.) It heplue.edvhusl 01 Ilia 1 coma nil 'lna the tight Imo grist. will take en biassed a diver or responsibility which nu vibes initoistco but hius vell %Mild have dour breative, he rep. at. It, this il -1 bUily was vu 11)/11010. 1101 Oil .lel . oll lit 01 Use uulitidial, bll 110 keep lip nor sank. ologoinv, and 'tattoo ol the PI I air*. * I lit 11 is 110O • 111/ Pl lb. e-root ' t he did 1111 l , trert lot. stoma ono 1 111 sails 1001 ilia:, 111'1 1.1 s . coorg us tine right hods, geol. did not sell on any recogonso 11 1.11 .tiple. The CHAM. ELI.OIt of the EXt which was formerly granted to the rt Met ss 01 THE NATIONAL REGISTER'. now be payable to the 411...14:1•.if1, alu,l to no other person.— (Hear, hear.) Mr. TIElt NEV.-111er , is no such person now as the Prioress of Wales. Theie is sio individual in that ,fillet atieee and they cowl nut tt mart to the (asserts a hat had heels go an'ed to her, without specifically stating the fact. The ight lion. gent. 11411114 10 think s 11141 because anion ties granted to particular persons, whose nation s sit had not been changed, may still be continued under this resolution, that thetefore may go on paytug a 000000 ily, grunted to ail individual whets lit,. situation was ent is rly slimmed. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEIt.-11. r t 'singed, but that does out present her from receising what she enjoyed in one political rape ell y, aft s• r she has enteteil into another. Mi. E. —What reason is slime, I wish to know, for not loosing specitirally, that the unimity formeily granted to the Princess sit Wales shall in future be paid to her Maj...iy the Queen? (Hear, hear,) I3y such a stations nt the ~lojerilutt of the tight lieu. gent. will 4 1 Mier he obviated. Mr. I.Us Id I NO*l ON.— It would be impte.sible to sert thst.e winds, *Meow introducing the name of CSCI 01110' 1.-0 , 011 C 00000 wriest with the grant. The vote slat s, that .:C0.00;i1. shall be granted 10 lON Mait-si)! far Ilse di, charge tit pell•ill11%, anunilirs, and ottire payment'. 1114 would be chargeable on the visit list and eusisoodal.,l Niel. but for the demise of 1114 late MaJest. If ills e. 1 . 0111. 0111 C name mere Intrioltived, all Ills r u st n0 ,..t 'Wetted. This 1.11511 was gi anted to his NitlieSiy in lil• way' as all the 'Marrs were: mill II bins to oilier. that payment of that anitility .hunld u• made to the QIICCII was rotate' ly granted to het a. wee of parliament. TIEBNI.Y.—There is no person capable of us ceivilg Ile mnonlly, outlet the terms of the grant as now stands. If 11 lie intended for the (4.1te11, let speeiheallv inesetioaelt. rtllt ROBERT I LsON.—I wish to Loose vili.dlier 1111 money will be Is.ord dtrretls I.• the Clore'', or 1111seliitl It will be subject to iiiC control of Goers ostient. The CHANCELLOR of EAU 11 7 . W) Plt.—The omit, 5s Oen made, will be issued ~seder a 1c011.4s al. rant, the ',AMC matinee as any other payment e iuY miller this 'ebullition. There would he 110 oilier legal The resolution was then agreed to, the !louse resumed and the re t ool ryas 14.1.4 eyed. The today Act Conti iiii allot' Bill went through a t port brought up, and Bill ordered to be read a thud time. Tile Writs' Sospeution Bill was read a third time, passed, and satiety.; t.• the Lords. The Local JllllStliel . Bill was read a third tints and passed. INSOLVENT DEILTI)RS' ACT. on I Ott the moti tttt that the House go 1010 a CUMMittee the Laiwi: Expii tie Bill. LOUD AL:11101a% moved that the e n i i iinuatiui: u f the iiistiltent Deblois Art lie tell mil. All the nailing instieste were against 4411e11 law. The Its ports the *thewteil how drltitnrntad II was to trallk 4 , All4l the operation of the lAA was must plijodieial. The ex pence of pruceesii.ii; against Debtor., a lie' e it was 1 4.- goi..4te to oppose. roux •il what might be left of the estate to) the eiednots; and thus the system of trawl was enabled to gaits Mei - eased sUengtb. It was, lie thought, must prejtidieial to persevere in a bail law ; it a mild be better to let the existing Art veldt e.—lie moved that it be an instinction to the C •it lee to leave out the pi u posed continua; ion of the Bill. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the present Act had long in opriation; die withinc had lire ilerlialolll ell 10 it, and he thought it was mote de sal:1111v that the Act should be continued. At a se. y early period die consideration of the law could be sesames'. The presesit law was undoubtedly better than the oeC4l - hisolseut Debtors' Acts. Very little lime a mild elapse helm e the Noble Lord could res ttttt e the conside r:onm of the Art. Slit It. WIL ON was sorry to differ from his Noble ['skint. He thought it would be injudicious to let the Act expire. Lord Abbot p's motion was n egati% ed. :Ili. 1/LN MAN asked %sheltie, there was to be another Lode •ty Bill, the existing one eXOII isle in Match next. The CHI %NCI...LIAM of thr EXCHEQUER and LOUD CASTLE It EACilt trollied, that it was thought mea e might hot be necessary I hut etigiiirj should be made, if a slew 11.11 were aseevisaty ewe should be brought in. rhear.) Repot t agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a ills. t to- mon ow. 'flit Expiiitig Laws' Bill was read a ihird since and passed:—The Hai is fur runllnttiug till June 2- all Laws; than might utile' wise repine in tin. interim. The Muslin Art ttttttt :ohm Bill aas read a third • ; some new clauses were brought 1114 and aver.' 10, and the Bill w as afterwar ds passed, and ordered so the Liids. LORD PALNIERSTON presented Accounts of the Atones 'revived and paid on act:011111 of 111411-pis) Louis The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave Hei nle that to 1110f1 ow he should mute that the Ileuse ad pairs' till Finlay. The House adjourned. tansesna's, Fen. 23. Accounts acre pi esr until of Exchequer Bills in the WHOP of the Bank, of Stills in lerland licensed, of Re cc lids and D4SIIIII/44 - 111ellts oh the London Deck Compass), Oe dried to lie sill the table. The Lis to imul 111111111 Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. 11UNIE gave notice, that on Friday next he linnld ~,,, t i n Pallets tespecting the claw ut the lisig Chitties, 01 Alice deen, %hp had been tuntintdd lur tvieni)-t%u '14.1110•11tir. Ms. 1). KINN All:D ptesenttd a l'etiti ~,, from Bishop's ('a►ilr, pt.., tog to br r. lined tiom Ilse volistustal Wars imposed .I.lling the last Nession.-01.1r ed to lie on thr table. Tor C I!ANCEI..I.OII of the EN:tiII:QUER having übtawrd I. 4%1' 1 . 14 ouch pntptnr, hinste;lai w the A al lodr . tttttt ty Hill. It ma.. read a that 111111 . ; it was aftet la aid. 1.4p51 all its ►toga•. The runt into a (uu.n.ltttt of The CIIANI. 1.1.1.01( of the IA( II}:Ql•flit motif, a grant of ,ot./0,0001. to met Lachtlititt hills of MIL oftistaiiiling and uprovideil for. 1'4.6 motion was , I.iY at particular di posal the siimptsiopri.steil grdi.ol of 1819; it was not creating a new Nucl.—Report oil Pc iday. The Commilte of Ways and lkieatts was postponed till Friday. LORD J. RUSSELL presented Pt titimi from the Borough of Cloth' idge, compliattittz of li te 11 )P - tans of the Iturnsi:6ls haviutl breal I.sirtotalell 6 Illai h Cur ropiiow W 4 forward Alrre, r5. 1 .••••14.1y .$1 Eirrti.itt•; that the Diik.• of Rotland iu particular exereised much eat:Mitt isotiowsire. Ali. G()ULBURN presented certain Ceyiiiii Accounts of the Staff. oce.— Os dere(' to isr kid nos site I.llsle. EDIX:ATION. Mr. ISIIOUGH 1%1 said. if had he a Arat in the new Parliament, lie tdn.a d I , tisig forward a sitattert.tl plan re spee•tine oh.- Education of the P..tor. 'the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mowed, as thete was Ito particolar Lotaines. to it quite the liuo,e to meet Pl-11101141%, t hat it adjourn to Fsid•t). Agrted to. Altjostructi rnin.tit. rut. 25. A Menage from the Lords stated, that their Lordship? h a d agreed to the Mutiny. Local ittristlietiona, Animal Indemnity. and Livapool Ci , urch ltil . s; and to the Iri►h Election Bill with Amentlinciit, which Amendment , were agreed to. STATE OF IRELAND. The lion. Mr. KNOX asktal, whether the Government lied adopted any peculiar measure to suppress the severe proceedings of arnitl parties in !relent!, !oracularly in Galway. and the west of that ~a rt of the Lord CA ST LERE AG I r. plisl, that extensive measures 114 , 1 heen adopted to • heck the proceeding. alluded to; but it was considered, that the pollee pow .r. aided by the militia y, would he sufficient to ra down the di-trithances. ile did nut appre hend that •here was any thing of so serious a nature as would rerprir.• any renewal of so severe a measue as the Insurrection Act. (!tear. hear.) The CHANCELLOR of the N:XCH EWER moved, that the House do now adjourn to Monday.—Agreed tu. Adjourticd to Monday. BOXING. Th. battle between Belase°, the Jew, and Samp son, called the Birmingham Youth, took place utt Tuesday on a swampy piece of ground a few hun dred yards from the twentieth utile stone on the Epping road, where there was want of accommo dation for man and horse. The match was for 501. a side, and notwithstanding the vety unfavourable state of the weather, and the badness of the roads, many thousand persons were assembled. We have no more leisure than to state in the history of the men, that lielasco, although beaten by Randall, and by Reynolds. proved himself one of the be't pugillas of the day, and in science a uuu pareil, Sampson fought a brave battle with Joshua Hudson, the conqueror of Scraggily, and althought he lost it, he milled away gallantly, and his seconds said " Enon i ,h for him." Betting in the ring was 7 to 4 on Belasco, on the supposition that Sampon was not well. The seconds were, Painter fur Sampson, and Oliver fur &lase°. •1•11 E FIGHT. Round I After mulch spat tole Im the Cost bit, 4 4anipson .‘ minnizzled," deni placed it about It. lasets's jaw, Gott it was returned ui die head with minds aisle science, art a rally, in which there was much hitting, followed w equal advantages, as neldSruN Nele111:11 was ad. iimise , is Sampson's determined lush. Boils down, but no elate t qua ink. 2. A fame round, in which :be Jew made %Mlle I,t/11 , ,v$ 1618 and breaks His antagonist rallied and futiJit folly. but he was Mel so siroug in the head, that Chancery suit was nearly ettlailn, and lie wcut &sir') at in-fighting. 3. A knave fighting round. after Relasco had planted a heavy lett-handed facer. In the falls which follow• it liclaseo received a severe hit over the e y e, which blest, but not so piolusely as Sampson's munuucr shopped t.ie claret. At the finish the Jew was knocked down, but the hit was not heavy. 4. Itelasco had it much Isis own way, and the IliirMaca limns' Youth, monstrously piping, was quoted by a body hit in the rally. 5. A gay round, and in the rally Sampson led, butt Ise was nut fighting at ;mild.. and with so ,neat a general as the Jew, he was met as it were from ambnsb, until ms head was much queerest. In trying to get down Ilion being weaved upon Ise was much spoiled 4111111 t the fare. U. 'lbis the last r I caused something like a Hat Mo. loniew Fair sow, and patricians and plebians had merit difleresice, but as faithful historians, Sampson was so ma terially hit, that he hail no chance of winning. In en. deavuni ing to get an easy !slave to test upon, or to t.e e explicit, to avoid hitting, lie endless (lured to g.. .t the clutches of the Jew, also was weaving with the right-hand at Sampson's head, etintisseil by his left 41111. Belasco was hitting away, when his antagonist %hopped opens one knee, and mould have been glad to have got the other there, or lid himself of the scrape he *es in by ail means. lie was hit !levet sly lecture he I.atl hulls his kart on the ground, villain whirls much dispute (wearied, itial although these was any thing as to the fairness of the hits that weir giver, yet Sampson was taken off Ilse gi missal by hula Aerosol, Slit Item, and that very ingnopelly, iii consequence of * ?Millen appeal in the tow to the tbu d, and I eteree pill , who considered the blow tool. and was too precipate derision unasked for, when these was no second opisits..l wish the too implies, %gist) decided that the Jrw load woe the tight. Thorfthiy, Prince Esterhuzy, the Austrian Am bassador, was intnuluced t, his Mujesty, at his I', lace in Pull Mull, upon his return to England trror Vienna His Excellency had the honour of u vale uutlrenee of the King. On Watiesday last, the Rev. Chalks Datil Dimwit, Clerk, A.M. was instituted to the Welt ry of Little Mus.singiami, in Noiii lk, on the pre. stutution of Joseph Wilson, of Ilighbury 11;11, in I the county of Middlesex, lisq.