The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-08 00:00:00

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DiAgaidt, PAIRLid.ifgNT. - • Cosine in the supporters of the principle grtiduikly to' - Tk0• . ..., TUE COSISWITEE have poblished a Fourth * . . . ............. . abolish the vielatieas of it thin to eNtetid igen! ...:... Report, coottaitisiog their further proceedings in the di.- .L ) fribution of the Sub...Crytions, amimko,con'mus.icatiols from ITOTPaR ('F LORDS. Jtiorr: 7. His Lordslifp then remarked, that the . 'System of Germany, which breathe th e 0ar..e.1 ern ot,.,te„ ni t z t l t; re ottoio B li f t . ltCnenk i ► er ilter g !f Privilege s witeele-s acre evamleed on the bounties %Weft the Bill went to Abolish was e•tki: Othello, M' - /i.e... new had P-vie; tal.s of deep distress. l'he C. s wtoch wt.. Itiolooledg4 with thits,kfoloet., constant o too n r ., f rom w oorres Petitions against the Non Bill were presented from Aldelte, tern for co:titling I:,e poir of nthet countries:ter *lSt '•• It anaore. on . opened by spontaneous zeal. They ore much encourneeit by Nrabury. steW Ware, .by Lord Holland; from C .1-1 , 1 Crotch. theii ,hread cheap nt the expence Of fates levied oti ')0/)11A N'S 12%.„ the kind exerii,lns of the, Phil.shihropir Awlei.tlitstt • f tome by Lord Erskine t trom Below, by the Earl of Bridgewater; t than tactity Lollies in Londo a . who hate n ht. eiven their from St. Leonard, Shur ditch, with 700 U signatures, hy,Eartth e people of this country, and concluded by saying ,Li-ton; lac'', Mr. Kean;; . Destleanints, Nlo-. smith. mt•te's to the Public as reccoseroi of the ta ngoes; c dot rib u it.. m . Darnley ; front Southwark, by Lord Grenville; from Ayles. Oat the Bill before ,heir LorciThips mei with hiS Niched at ball pa. 4 Ore to'clock,*to lie- 1 111 , y a-e not less ithirtoted to the y• one Lndi sat t ittpunms, fora, Dotwaster,.nad inaay other parts of the kingdom . ... most flintily Concurrence, and that ' the other so t. ~.... f. 'ling for the.tonfy fartonrsituatio n a num b * , te r , 43 r . The Scotch Monsters' Widows' Bill was read a second time. . . which he hoped would not come before the House o'uoitartiy itssocinted, awl coiled on the Fri o na, lona. A Message from 'he Commons broeght up the Excise Duty • Palish. and through the *Tiber:Mt% of all rlon4-es, sod Lottery Bi Is, which were read a first time, .this Session, should, if it acre brought beforethens • nos, who for their efrions rose largely. re- • ' CORN JiXPORTATION. RILL. . - "lot. 13- Qt. a sum w•Ntrh in 6 , r 11141 1 The Earl of HA ROWICK E roe to move the se- meet with his mostdecided epp•lsitiod. -ov o tear. The Coro iiii Ott, e are The Earl of LAU DERDALE . aaid t ho hived Ike .4 tirroye., Lpq. of ehor. i cond reading of the Corn Exportation Bill. The , Committee of Einjuliy- on the C, ro Trade, proposed • •o'otace of 221. 9.. 74.. object of site Bill, he said, was to allow•the free ex- by a Noble Rid (Earl of Bard* icke), would . he entlifil Mat Ill• nortation 'of corn and meal without bounty. Al- , as well as a Committee to co bider. the -*wed by , .appointed , * • ,-. o, though in the present state of the price of corn in state of the Currency which had been KlWl:led to by 'his country the Bill would have very little effect, his Noble - Friend (Lord Grenville). lie il• nietllltat -t . on Ireland would be great and immediate ; the effect of the measure which had b•en 000 , 4.11 it ''.4 air the surplus produce, and thus another place would be to raise the price of Cam. • Greta depression, it would afford This system had been acted upon from the ho ii i ....0 ... g... 111.9111 `he agriculturist. He teas o f ti le reig n of KTieg William down to the year -.old 'he objected' to, 1.767; andso.far from raising the lorice, whereas he+. . . .. hi' those who fore 1797, the Price of corn was 21. 6s. &I.; 'bee < 'Copt on „ tween that time and 1760, for a period of'3o years, . '''- the price was so low sis 11.165.; and mull was the , • • "iction it the time stbat Corn would have fallen . -.... (hat thi , Miiiisters. of the Church or . ~ ' -4 judges of .their own interests, — "1Q and s 1750, to receive their ' -fead of corn ; as corn' • . .. ' -.rice.. It was il. • --, that 00 ' 4 4.0f • 1 . .) • (<, . 4 ,- , . 3 iIIEATIqi ; ROYAL. OICURY.LANK. • zir t O.Moll4oW tENING, liiit.„ t h u thoi r - • kiairmice Rervnms w ill µe th os= ; ' 01'11 RLI.O. • Othello, Mr. lienui DesZesnona, Miss Smith. vuloieh Trilllhr nthi r d, •inapre, in three Arts. called WOODMAN'S HUT. Mt. Ll.i-ton; impi, Mr. Kran I ' Demle.minn, -etietted sit bait pn,t Orr (plinth:to he.