The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-14 00:00:00

I' Tu):Asl,, I 1 • ;;;:i No. 4324. rActx INOVRANCB COMPANY. MUSIC. • NOTICS is hereby given, that a Spfleisi General ! Jost Pabilsle& Vol. &of ag e ating of the Proprietors of Ti. or moo Itleene. D IETHER'S POCKET i pl'be helol at tire London Tavern. Piellopatatoatrest. ea in A rri . esiosiming LinesA _ T v . and a sit- ratans tbit fa of January next, at Two ~lc IN Ow .44t- rim -- of peipAks , mot to be found le any Mint. Cones- %naive precisely. for tie purpose of f.lee de rg emi t e /Baliot. a ; 14 ; lb , arrangod to the trawl easy add tiodliar Visas-rob Is tbe room ofJotili Ord. Esq., imager fat - Whyte. arta an areesapealmeat for a utensil Ls, a Itya.ta* so person eau he a candidate Wen be Plate. ad laltisia, bolos the romps , a. 1.1 most correct ii: tie vet eve %erten (!ces notice thereof (Merrill's) So the , Wort of tie Mad rear published. as It eontetai lil! rites. i f e n ter! peerless to it* wee' Int. • Was Irsty M. M. . To so o t 6 , a mmo= Li Teo, sad Masai Pow Aloe. I Also, No. I. price M. of a similar Week Cu? the Pia wet. BMILIVIAM. , eameserr. aid • groat variety if Pisa* Ir Java !Mode. lap- Iletwasary. SW._ lvf_iwilviii busked *nun. by Pirry. fool, Dibibir. err- - 7tote the Ceettrelwltt of Bland en 1 Weller. Cutelow ea of w i tch may bit bad. gratis, at No. Mk Lame-Ss:tam --"-Votaite. 14th. ISM Tbis day Is yolgliimed i 1 Two Vela. Sao, rim M. hoards, . IV FiCr lre& iON-4 Now Edition of this lo t c rost- lag MOW tar,ftllollloiralisp 10, Iliatlesaratoort. mid limpliadrisaa • SELF-ACTING xwtHIELET'II PATENT, . W a ITO' EN BANGSII. far Measeleg.litseelleg. Bell. Leca p ie gamwpli as ages fre. esitaiM err weell eM is. to be sees flanks lease. at the Olsou zg..,. /to. 2. llovosesreaseirr. Wens,Cmsaiteser aell Klemm gives of the Met togretelOilty. Also .W. • serrges to ohs swam with Ws 0,814 by his Skim Bede'. thee soy other yet ..sere/ le the Ps i :l77o: beetles of hat es. poor-bosees. Wilms. , g t e, l or for bellies by sweat. Maws& topper% dyers. hat , ters, sod ill other Linde of pew or woods* vets; of tor wa shing In slew, heating of i baths. or °oohing of hind tor s • eattlr, sod for every other parpass to which steam ere) be afplied. rsUlg-baseee. Totten's. la. Sited op with Steam Appa -1 'WM. 111 • varmint mower, mied as re wrote. W. N.V. sestinas the Public against fraud sad 1011011 i. COL so there. ere a as.ober of haltelloss of his Maim =lge geasim. bet Avow IRO bast my oar pod reel et men the frogs'. ll Prime from N. ft le . 110 t. Me mobs md =0 arisips from gee-lighig efectsally vwitilatoL TRUETT PER CET. UNHER A' .'y HAT WARTe MUNE IN ENGLANI. C ---- - - JACI. SUN, Hat Al •traucl.irer, f, 4 , 11 ritichn, o weir the Ott Ritosbors, AR, emsio...ils on sale a soot exteasit•osm.r , sseot tot es. rt de t t4ll. • of Hata sett paver Boanots; am , a prat variety of Grid colocr *sal tatritoos.- -Liksturfee No. a ('Mtn re.. 41.11 Cu, 0/ saporlitto ale*. only 41. -Lev ewe H ats an Caps from Al. -Tee Yob lie will Mid a great saltine by parriatiag as aoJaalt aollll. Kea Invested treble eareml best •mperilee Heaver Hots at silt Sioll. -tbry are dechlwils the c mopes' aid most Agora* Hats ever ofrered to the patine. -Tote nes impr mrd Pawn Water-proof Hat. AIM and BHT I% . it 0111% UK ; this ha . win wear titres times as lama as those hoitatiowa 1191/ 111111110( from let. to Itia. mad apeariv. by 'most et..r , Hatter; mine of them call themselves stmauflet:trers.—Tbs I• Trade supplied as aural. 2f. B. Old Hats cowered with silk, anti WILD equal to nee. 10a. IL TAKE NOTICE, if JA tiES COTIIAY, Rater,' dos dot fetch sway his ( lotmee. Dow Wag of my boom No. 6. iirollo-ectnrt. F:ert..treef, ars, Temple-boa. whilst fourteen days of the date hereot. they vh. ba snig' tf, defray all expenses. As witne ss my huntsk 1416 day of Die. 1819. J . ti CARTEIt. Whims, Jaatrd Camara, ?S. Ship-yard. Tample-bar. Pews. lath why Pesaweedi. la Iwo da .s. to *arty four Wide. Mi. Mt lleirey. •=iy rid r n rri l it Mo ' re i lags% and a L .111111822411-id at* laleadeti for the asioniew.dattou or ! MAW. WOOL tr. who merit memo the edam of 1 AO il &Mass la me dm. litrLiglif Post-crick through Reigate sad Cele a nity Waft at & illadasaher Pols-elegh, to carry es/4*W IW O O. magh 1 gushy lad Oatard. every liefebi at a Warr Were & i eliiihmiar, Deem sad Parmeth Posereesii. lieeday, Wedgeedry. sad Yfriti;ty Illeralags, it a quarter Ware 7. Dowered 71:r , 1.-Ight Post-esseh. Monday. Tees- 417;erd=ay. y. old flisday Mornings, at 7. Oididfoid Telegraph (met. through Ash- stead, spew lerlierliead, he. Toren , . Thursday, sad ha farddlija. at O. euleferd sew Cosa, thergh Merrew. ad; dbli= l. ---sidel•Y. Milegiria. frailimirad, mid trot. em Aftermeart & fraass Ileaday. . flonaup Leash. Omagh /leldriehmd, every Altersoom at s eat husitaatmeratessa, " Irmo flaky. !o. imery 11= half pad Y. aspase, Araafbal. sail /*Worth Coach. Tmaday. Thanes'', aid *mania/ ilandidis, at a queer before 7 . *Keep, Ilaada?. Delisometa sal Weisel Peat Csmelt may amnia". 0041almitsi sad fisililtmd VF_lsilrepa Coed% ltirmigh &Mom. Ohre. Cobham. *id Ligry. os Moadal. Wed- . i irzt ei , e a l t r i tl t er sei ld i. ere i t i ngik a at iLtos l shdoa the ears ad every Swim day. Idatrate. Itarnagate. Dal. Staidarieh. sad limaistalrs 1 tAght Pust.e..ott, Waits!, Tomday, Theredm, Friday. map:B4p Ntornlers, n I 7. metal. tskaesties. Pressia. Klert. Lambda. Bolton. (bodily. Ormaira. endemism, liosiCusehes, every sher ries at /Ire iiilieek.—.o sawed. Nellie. Pamir. antllThitehaten. P4 - at Coach. gem with Prow Wpm . pad 4 Guard all the wo w . Passes threneh as 4nah aggiejsy Grer.hrlAge. Riehon.md. Catimick. Po plar "art Wedierby, Aherfoed. Donca ster . and Oren * we ( *a.: I. : In miles). sets out every menhir. I% id jettiter.,• a Ith the greatest Willi'. Passtir. Ern earairsd et the tovtd. bv 11•1116•6 1 or plessuie. have the cadet ateeetege of their isms Wag secured la the pert. PRATIIRRI4 COACH L York ltoireasdie. and RtPabargb Coaches, sad to all rots of the Hera, every Morelia,. at n qaartar paste. liosvhtster, Istmeame,. Rim •al, Rochdale, Ileddrrallahl, Prratfori. Raillfax, Rotherham, mid Shahid, evarlho, -. CARRIERS, To Twielsewbolia. Hreatford , and I s ' swarth, every Holi day, Westasaday. Fruity, and Saturday. EAMES and Co., Prop , letora. Paresis and Packages are safely arid espeditiossly eon- Ire* from Sas 1.10 to every VII, Town. Village, sad Coo., east in the fullowiag forlties. vis. :—lderks, Bu As, Cronin& Mao*. Dorset. Hai!*. Hereford, ti!uterster, les; INfotd.'ilamesee. r, S rreorscs,Wit, Worcester, *lna Wales, all pars of the Kr of Wight. Jerzy, fiuer..- my, Wall parts of teal** ; and to ell Parts of the Nor*. YTats metier, that ne parweye, erstwhile' glint. chile. esillitalete. cash. or be* woks, however wail the Neils, be aeons need lisa, if Low or damaged •KW any fitillgt paved passeager's luitasse. of wore lbw IN. valise. ' 4ll k 1.1114 lamb alma al si Ibet Olke sM HIM RAWNI•Py. Xibt Poobakalosi, I.e. at die sikettest Wire. f Hoishouse. ' am subject to deaf- D es:. ; 1 r,•nrot beer distin;t . ly. Q. What is big '..:bristian name?—A. John Cam Hobe bout,. The:WEAKER then asked if any Mcu,iwr wished to propose any other tit:cation, which appeatig net to be the lase. Mr. Sto.idart was ordered to withdraw. Mr. l'OtlItTENAlf said, that after what hail p..sseil. he hail no %slab to visit the printer or wi'h the consequences of the offence. as the author was 1.11111 4,e -s-hired; hut before lie proceeded further. be would wore that Robert Stodsiart be discharvnl front atteit.'aneer asol he would then move, that John Cam tiubuouse be ordered to attend the House to-onse run (this day). Mr. ELLICE stated, that lie coultl wish the Eon. Member would name a more distant slay, as Mr. Hub house was ohlige.l to le3vc man to visit his fat.ter, who was danveronsly ill; yet, if qiderc.l, he would certainly entleavosti to attend. Mr. rill ItTENAY saiJ, that be had oo ohlsrtion to winie ann•ber slay, but as Mr. Hobliouse hail, through his friend. siren the Horse to underatattsl that be was ready to atteit,: when called upon, he thought it better for taw porpeste of avoiding. delay, to move that be he ordered to attend terniarrow (this slay). The spr..titna ens' as said, that with regard to the first motion of Mr. Courtenay, he seemed to mina derstand the sitnatioc in which Mr. Stodil.tr; storm!: be was not in custody, and therefore there was ion necessity for a motion for till discharge. As to his 41tendance be begged to observe, that if C.r fart of his twine the-writer of the pamphlet, only s; ;wired from the ex amination of the poilisher, it weatil he indispensably requisite to or ler that rtiticoutn to attend ; but, es by the statement of a friend of the scented party , there /4 - 11111111141 nn ole.uht as to the ar rrrrr y of the fact art:nnw. lodged he the poshlisber, he did not think there was any necessity for an order to call Mr. Hohhen-e to tae' sr, however he wished the House to use its di3crrtlir.n, and judos for itself. Mr. COUKTENAIf then stated, that he had Oren the subject. then before the House, a good deal of ewe aideration, end hail insole his mind up, both as to :he neon. of the offewee, and the manner in which it ought to he punialtri. The offence itself was ant surer or nit defined. A rontempt of that House was taken t.otire of as punishable in a summary way Isy the highest aultn- Wirt. Thp Hon. lienlemen then state.% tout Ise MAI ii !Omit a resolution to form a fonnilatino for the uiti. mate priareolin!„-a of the House lay expresalop •he ge . sera feeling of the pamphlet its qmsticm. ile then owed, that the pamphlet was a .-ratlone libel, CM taining matter calculated to infirm. the people to acts of violence atainst the Legislature. n-41 tgainst that Haase in porticelsr, and was the refcr^ a !•ich contempt of the privileges and coestitutional atttl.ortty of •that verbal anienrinernm, of principal clans,. which be wished to itio-o.lare; a id which he hoped would prove satisfectory. This was, that is the event of the Attorney General net proceed ing with the trial wituiti twelve it onths after the infor mation was the defendant should be empowered to give twenty days notice of his intention to luring it on, nod that a discretionary power should be vested in the Court, either to grant further time to the Attorney (ipotesi, .er to withhold it, in w!tich latter rase a aospror being entered, the 'terminal should have his etrds. The Noble soul Learned Lord cusicludad with again express ing his hope, that this clause would be such as to meet the concurrence of both shies art the House. Lord HOLLAND rose. not, be said, foe the purpose of migating any alterations in the clause . which was in itself as perfect as it roald be framed, but to expre - lo; 4 siotore acknowledgments to the Noble amt tee • Lord for having one even more than couthl us.ly have been expeeted.—Though he meant nos to . 4 . 1 a .,; all hail been effected which cenlul be wished, .uu tar a s regarded the Hills yet with respect to these particul sr .provisions, they were infinitely beyond what he haul ven tured to hope for, and as such he not only gave theft his most cordial went, bet should also declare his dee cid rop ed opinion, that they most materially improve the, posed esac treents. 'llse Bill was then read a third time sod passed. 11111- TTTTT Earl GRosvENort now rose and said, that he shoal be the last person to interfere with the practice of 0. p a rting the p r oceedings b this and the other Moe fifi Parrainent, 4 prartice which, though not strictly revile niseul, was stilt of the greatest a dv a ntage, while the rel. I vilege which uquon-cul it was snore lostotartld in the btu ..eh this in the obsereautee. It was t matter of the highest importance. that the subjects discossol in Parliament should norm before the public with accorary, and this could only 1w done by their being faithfully reported; yet in the statement tcbich he had to complain of. this rule haul nut been followed. Nor diet he doubt that their Lordthiles wool I acquiesce in the jastice of his reason to complain, when hr stated to them what it was. Yet he should not perhaps have brought the *object voider the ennvlelerati in of the !louse, had he only been mime preseoted in a gross and scandalous manner upon any topic of general policy, or affecting the interests of the nation, but in this case he was ttemanaliy concerned, and be shoehl feel it equally an injustice to himself as well as to a Ri;ht Rev. Prelate, whom he did not then see In his place, were be to 'offer it to pass unnoticed. TM misrepresentation to *:bleb he alluded appeared in on Evening Parer , elite-IT.. re crier, where be was mrpris ea to tha tioverva . i.rns he ha i made en PH' S, night respecting - the Mike! , of Lundeen, construed into a rein sure on that mu-rile-it Prolate, while in reality he had *boost gone oat of his way to ealogise him ; nor aresild he possibly have spoken nt hitn in any other terms than those of the h:rhest commendation. • Having, however, said thus much, it was not his intention to offer any thing more on a subject, which a sent, of ditty obliged him to bring before the Penne, and be was persuaded their Lor.Alsips would see he haul jotter:lse of complaint. The Noble Hart then mored for calla' Rehires of all teOlees he in Reversion, toer widslkia Salarie ao -ed to ld each, n Mono ge * th bting s &grew& to, thtif -'4-tiffairacd. How. . On this Itecalution being irt, it was raffled with only one dissentient wire, that of Sir Frareis Firnlett. Mr. CfltiliTENAY then moved • second —namely, that John Cam llohhonse, b^ iscib; the an• they of 'salt; pamphlet, was goillty of •,:h10..-Oktentolt of th! privilege.: and constitutional alithtnit: . ~f tied Home. This Mewslntinet Wii earei.c.l. ;Ike th^ c.rn,ee, v•th mils 'ha idisier.i.3t voice of Car tank Ilarsast. ANGEL INN, . • segacm 0! PRIVILROI Sr. Csemestes. Stamm. 1 .1 GENERAL OFFICE FOR TR AVELLING. IMPERIAL I',IIII.I.4MENT. Mc COURTEN.iI . moved that the regairing tic attendance of Robert St fOiloWittg MAILS and otbet COACHES --Q.--- of the H.r,,e lo now read. ; Tit fres tiveebove Do r--, 11101:INE OF 1.011.175 , Dec. 13. Mt. EI:LICE rote aisil said, that a Paris Itn”ia Mill. via Dever, Tuesday amd Ftirley Fights, - -- pamphlet which had Lieu rite to ti • sturakee. The Earl of 1%,A1111K11014 took the oaths. and his vet. wish to give enneeesary trouble to t porlownith sad Gosport Hall. through ► Godaimiisg. Pdb• Mr. Bullock. front the Treasury. presented certain pa- House. and he had •berefore no ohjec terseeid. end Porisee. 'tory Luaolag at a quarter pug 7. I path eontainin , returns of the tterrim• eisberies, mild self, mod arend the bar of :he house 1 • elieloulOY et hell poet H. 06 I.'l' arrival • I"'eke t "a t t ° ! the Northern E.:03 Holism fur the years 1811 and hisilatue wan John I 1111110101049 e. *chisel! Wight. to come) passeeeers and parcels; end a I 1109.--41rtiered Mr. to he on the table. COURTEN AI uLserved. that 1 italltoach sets of G 3 Chielnicr, through Drayton . Rarest, 1 Mr. Parkboose broualit u p the fi fteett* d Rope of made at, order regnift tit the attentim Idorworth, Ar. laid -^e<ter and Milford Mall. th rou g h Henley. Osteed, i the Vareatie eoeminimienere•—°flieeed to be en ll ' it was still necessary , n o twithstandin table. eel Cheltenham. every Evening a quarter past 7. wed Bar- 4P49'10 . 011 th" printer, That i: might b i The Earl of LAUDERVALF. moved, that certain re. I. r ,_.,; be d day et belt past ff.suer fire owe...PM! her o • • I.aut to It Dover mad Cauterbery Mail. through Graveesed. Chet. ; terns respecting the Revenue fuolll the HA of Octotwr. Flo; or .lee of the day runs then mail,' 1 Mt& MA Fevered/ma. every maim at • • grafter past 7. and , Dill. to the hits of I h•toher, 1819. which had been laid &tired the Serjeatit at Am* to litigate te ' Otted•Y le helltifewlik Free , ' ffeeeraffersasePlar- lof the table in cousegueuce of • previous memo, bt I . I dart was in attendance; and on . 461 , tri , b ,ggefios. thmthrlei, ' painted.—Orderrti. I t stAnnati v.. he commanded him to das. • sad — - Isular. pare& seva • Fellewfte• Mr. Blossom foeurehe Hosts of timptipaijato lat . flasiiate. Ilytha, Diateharefa Reemay. and Lardd. OiNlOrdlnglx ',peered at the Rillothlih' wily , ragatei br the Sys...Ater. Arundel add Bognor Ptildowstek. throagn 11111bigherst, 11_,P the A Malt. , Sugar. std Pension Doty rumu a orit tone. lepeday. W edneaday, and Friday. a quartet leers 7. 12. What Is your nause?—A. Rebel rearcess mu.. Rath end Bristol Post-easieb, to carry eel? four inside. Q. Leak at that tetnpisho, Anil stab t.' through Resting, ileriberesgh, Cabe. and. Chlppeahata. The Earl of LIVERFOOL mowed, that the Order et t e publisher of t I was. Artery f&ottaimg It S ibis I) ay be lead for the third reading of this Hill. iQ. Do you know the author ?—A. Bath mad shrug Llibt resboossh.rvery Aftersoom at half The LORD CHANCELLOR, ..fter suggesting some Q. State his name ?—A. Mr. Nohh .........a. _ . .. I m a m a amon amenta, of minor insure/It, proposed the Q. State his nay)* at large.—A. I - ' . .. ...... 0 , .01.1 . err.: I et•nnot hear tliatinctly. . _ .. 4.- - ak ..f& •- :., , ...it.. ~., + e.- . ) -- (t • ‘..) . . • - . 4...; ~. ..1 .1. e ' 4. . At, . P L-OciXt oxilellitintri - :"....... (II be nottatteiJ 1 - 1, et' . 1 . .. . ......... . . . LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING,. DECEMBER 14, 15110 . . • Peiglit. , • " Tha Clow for latish HAMPDEN pll in the field, and SYDNEY died ea the Seafaidr . . -I -.Mai • t . ..4 , . t i ' • • ! i ' HOUSE OW UOMMOSS, Duo. I& IfirrEMAY this mar sod said, ikat 118 kr. rseswasao hosf assermi laimealf to bo the ember, sol there was se seermity, m had hoes olisorred by dm highest act heritit io that flosses foe calling hies Is the Isar. it romaineet to game, shea ho be tate. twee the ono lady M the S,sje.at at Arm& IHROUMIL-1.11 said. that before the Ka*. man pm hie Motion. he wished to inform him on artist of witch he did not ono to be aware, hanseiy, that by $ committal le tie essestely of Me Mellows so ..rest, a .deutile posishasest was Memel, that of a line is Me netere of tees, set issaprisonisietrt—hesestes there mast Me Oohs, is that pro: Noting. In This instance, *waterer the ferias might be of toe gravity of the isirenclry' he hoped that we excessive panisiiioria would be raid op..* the am/dm Mt. &lIiMI ENAT Sated, that he had Met alsesst proceed in the regular way, of sauviag Ilia: Mr. *Oh house he committed to ?Amp*, when as tioa. Or* id of that lientleusan's rime Boa the opposite rim of She Home to him, and toques ed (Lai. lie wuiki more Ow COmaiditSSl to the melody of the Serjeavit it Arai% los of Mat So Sesegstt. liana wiSsi.tUVIIO6. and Learned tsentleman had joor-sow stated, hr ss heft withoot any aberneive bet that of ro.rieg tact be he csaninittro to lianegate. Mr. 8R0L1011..31 explained, and said 100. 10 roues sot have soppmed that is rem the wish 4.1.4. r. tgootseese to ismer a - double puiisliturot —he resold nuts hut run riotle. prima Attie. that the Mere'se of piaiehment 0i.u1.1 be regarded as a severity; bet it it weer the wish of Mr. Hohhoine that he 'should be eossiososed to the enstolly of the Sevjeant at ..rnis, he had ims imams& of impostor the Motion. Mr. ELLIC4i. said, that be mieviniand a warm frie.:il - towards Mr. ti.iblionee, and that teeling had castor' him to impure taco the state of the views rAetred to; Mid the molt of that ingstiry was, that it Ar. hloh being were ceentititted to hew gate. he .10,1.1 not he f4.II1• 6ogil bat is a must with a viacrictrd (rim. It was the hmeerk.sge of this wi.iega had isolcee.l hi.a so rarest the Moo. Member to move for 'tie vested.. ot 110 Scefealtt .it Arms, not being aware of say ariditiao.ti fee.. 1441 thencht it right to take the hi-ono of she Motion tro.a off the shoulders of the lion. Movie upon his os n. Mr. W. C. WYNNE oho-ryes!, that is roses of soar initial to Nergate, the party Mun ld ve fi rst i n coototly of the Ser!eant at Arm., or his I/linty, the I Miceli; .if that thence.-1 here title, however. mom committal to Newiste whets the imrlies were out in' +Asa custody of the h sq.:am—hot then they errs at 'll.. 1)..r of the House, ant en the 11..nse hash possession of then.. I oth :wise they egoist not Lie camesitzeo to \ra cat,. I lits lion. Headman •Iten sArerted to the ease 'I two, rah Clavering, who lied hem taiity of prevari. adult at tile Ibar of the Home, tad who was em..nsitted. The SPEAKER rose so a point of f o rm. tie se:.!, that where the elterior design of the Honer nas to e -- nail to Netrgate„ it sat not necessary that there sho•. be a provisos order to the cassette of the Serist.4, There were a great many' ostaneo , sat di t to y 0 4 . 4,0040 1., mete by oeier of Me Home. it set theref4w.• to be dosbiod that the mode of initnellate cointnilia s the gaol mentioned was she not we sweValeset.vbidbiwwe blisleed regularity. Sir C. BC RltilL said a few .r..rde, which shooed his htistalten the Speaker's meanie;;. The SPE.tKEIt rest :old re-stated Ms fotiler •r -various on the point of form. Sir C. BL - RRELL thee sail, that as en Ilonoorable tlentleasan bad stared. that the gaol of Neu ate 'was unlit for the reception of Mr. Hothouse. he *mild move that he he committed to the custody of the Serpost at Arms. The SPEAKER asked if he moved it as an Armed. swot. Sir C.. HU KRELL assented. Mr. ELLICE seconded the motion. Mr. COL RTP:SAT observed, that belted no ohjes tiosi to the amendment. He hail nt. desire whatever ta,state jest the anther to the punishment of ranauentent, in • plcc which was mitt. tor Idea; awl, itsiterti, his object was to delay Beep tfin..u.ent, that an oyilartimity might be gi vett t o . bee th.• requisite accommodations prepared. Sir C. BUKIIELI. trusted that time would given. in order to have the necessary acmotioodation cum. NW IMI•11/1111? Lord ALTHOKPI: gate voter, that he wosli en We .1- itemise next wove for 10.6 VP to bring is a Bill io soeni tire Act for thr relirf of Insolvent ("luau.. sir. et ISTY.ft,iu the absence of a Right !los. Friend s erected that Ihr /swims Owls stood for This "reale& ye ,bellere relat , vr to the Laren roan! of !Masse, abo tl be laddree•il ill ‘Vr.larler.--Orlaratl. r. Aldrritai W Mil gar,. !Wire, that he world own f,:r leave to aft a Dill to-ritorrow (this day). fee sl.a wetter .ory:uresent of the Yaw of Irelaud. . . - N ALT OVTIIO4. ltn the motion of We. LI:VdeINUTON, the Malt Da - Bill was mil a third mew awl pawed. coreme FACTORIES. Ate the motion of S.r K. PEI., the t:ottow Factories' Amendment ittli te As committed. deport °Here.' :re hr received to-renew (this day). 4 it .. itlAttilitd, moved the second rcaaing of the Buttery Kill. 0., c. wet WHINS spoke to the motion in a tone is. audible in the gallery. but it appeared that be opposed the dill. Sir C. BUBRFLI. said. that it was not necessary for hiid to as lieJav words in support of the Bill. after the evidence * which . I.:41 I een beard on the 'object at tee Bet of that [loose. It was not surprising. however. thht the I form: ratJe Baronet and his constituents should apt IlF• ISO! , rith such lice's:eel lens flits: hat the tn. t env es wl:erh the Bill was foun•letl, eted wire le heed ,ieres. both abuse stairs nod at the Ilsr in the calne of fast ,;I•3 :lop. was too clear and conch:dog to relateer further a rot meat. Nothing had transpired on the trials vtlitcb the blouse bad ordered that waded to invalidate .'bet evidence. Under such (item:lrian:es he trusteo that the great majority whiela had avec.' to the Bill cps the Orst reading, had no rcasen to refuse carryius it into a few. rt, • Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be omitted to-morrow (this day). SREACO or PIIIVILEGC. - - the order et the day Stu-Watt at the Bar 1 , the wrilar of the the on!. 7, did Soi th • printer or the objection to avow him * eeben cal!cd upon; as the ilon4e bad ince of the printer, ing the avows!. to be ascertained a•he- list order. ,and the SPEAKER ichetber Reber. 4 on bane answered in to be called in. Mr. bar. and is 4s inter. Robert Stod.lart. I state whether yo* were plated. Mr. COURTF.N.IT hal no objection *bat the sailor should be taken into 'die costody of the Serjeast at Arms, instead of his being sommitted to lieugate.— (Hear, bear!) Mr. Aldermen WOOD steed, that the gaol of &le gate was at present so crowded, that it **old be quite onpossiLlo to commit the author to that nrisoo, without associating him with felons. he believed he might un dertake to say, though he was not absolutely aatborwed to do so, that some plate of cosdineosent within the prison would be offered, if Mr. tlobl.oine want contwit fed. All that seas wanted saga little time, and he hoped at least that a d..e or two would he given Wave the commitment shoula be ordersil.—(licar:) The qaestion was then read froin.tlic CbAir. Mr. MARTIN—" Sir, I would be the ltht man Ili the House to wish to aggravate the punishment of say itodi vides{ ; but be bad for a tong time 'Mended. tit Douse, aid when he recollected that be had lege edit rs brought to the Bar Cu; offences not getable en& that now before the Howe, and that be hallows them•per sons committed to Newgate, he could miqt underst - .nd why a different course should iv mut. t purtesd. , —(Herr, hearl)--If the House proceeded thus onth record to Me. Hobitoose, might it not be imposed. and dangermatly puma, at a t.me like tLe present. tl.:.t the e tats arani to deal with him as it ought to 00 t---(Hear Ise was not particularly desirous that the ISetitlcroan should be corataittad to custody; bat that was the owil• nary °aurae, and be could net see how it was to be avoided. If, when blr, -Hotshots,* spa, committed, La application should be made, stating that. truth die :sa tinof the primps, he was apprebensite of ill cows qnencet, the House, no doubt. n ould Ore ht their. atter two. But he should be first committed. as may. r nther individual, under touch circutostances.--tliear.hotty et cries of Question.l • Sir F. Bt;RDISTT commenced be serrations, which, as well as a rroetrk we could not dist;netiv hear. The :Inr , proceeded *to sae. that he bad read tt•• (Idly. and though there was in it same Ii would not defend, still ho tiestied the fr•ot ir Iry the Bon. and Learoett tient' not perceive that the parrig.t. r. .41 set upon had the ten teary intinted to • C.. the ..11 , f ill" Of "" lOTA' f4.7ft• VIVO:: lid, that dm deem oao tocaecoi _o'er. barite and r essitiog some rb- lc of :he Streekeet term:ll:lW guest t I , e esermlilet taft- Ililll4lp. ;Hsieh to Hr Isfeeese • drawer It!rtitad. 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