The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-12 00:00:00

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He should Ilan had, Member, or upon itself, but fur the wanton violation some hesitation with respect to the Printer, if lit liptt of Its privileges. That was, in his opinion, the most honestly given up the Editor without that entities attd legitimate plan of proceeding in the present case.— prevarication with which is had insulted the Home , What was the native of that ease ? This person stated With respect to the other, persons , be thew& the ir that the Honourable Member bad u.ade an apology, evidence to be most disgraceful to them. Bat belted of a naive which must have been a disgrace to him as not sufficiently examined it to found any priseseding long as he lived. Ile (Mr. Scarlet° bad known that a gainst them. Perhaps some Hoe. Member who bad Honourable Member for wetly years, anl those who read it more attent'vel alight make a ropesition to has, ohly kit 'wit him for a sho. ter period, would :tree the House, or ifs siLationas it regardat them might with bite in affirming that it could be nothing bait a be adjourned until . their evidence was printesia aid ies most base, a most atrocious attack upon his character. the hands of Members. Whilst he took this ismarae, Willi revert to the explanation which had been given he wished at the same time to observe, that whosoever by his Him. Friend, he thought it did him the great- ti,e privileges of the House were infringed, be toasted eat credit. Fir, according to die imperfect mann er t hey rrnt sliould nut be guided by the nutiuus of lets Hun. • in iels their proceedings were reported, it frequently ' 1 (Mr. Betmett), but proceed at once to vindicate that misunderstandings took ;.lace; and so Itself by hapits own potter. He then moved "That far was he from agreeing with those who would hold Henry Fox Clapper, having avowed himself the *ether themselves high and refuse to give an answer to any of a false and scandalous libel upon a Member of this request loran explanation, that he deemed it the duty (louse, be committed to Newgate." of any two, not only as a Meinher of that ilonse, but Mr. ItANKES simile a suggestion as to the form of as a (lentleman, to make such explanation. The more the motion, which was nut distinctly heard in the ea,- particularly ought lie to do so, Übe had unknowingly ler7. bo vi, e h n is t l it s, e t t u b e r a n t l i t s 4 o li f t e h r e ra i t g i , n iu g ni., p n a t in . iii the breasts of lads-Sir W. HE I'RESPIGNY did tint ronceive that the House was placed in nay awkward predicament hr his or malice of others. lion. Friend. the lie felt that Lie thiuke were particularly slue to Isis Member for Shrews/very. lie did not Hon. Friend for having broug ht the subje.a loefoire believe that the wretches who had appeared at the 11,1. were the authors of the paper, and hoped , that if there the lieut..; because since that was done he had looked were others behind the screen, they mould be speedily :Lt tl:e paper in queetits, and he coasialereti it Ono. exposed. istely nec:.ss try, 'or the preservation of the character Loral NUGENT conaidered that the thanks of the .and ili,:a:ty of the House, that it sh .old he noti.-ed. House were slue to the Noble Marquess for his motion de had hear:l romours that the Paper W. 1% Pll pp.,rt e el t. ,:l r eru l ai j e : g ut i v il a inr di n eri l e i l s a d i s oi t nj ni un g i.. l , t t l n ' a s tg i o ir i es a e s itu t ie „ t o at t e i n o t a , i i i b , e le ai l l o b i u L u t e l :t:4 l . ; ., by persons of more cunwpience dial those whons they a nd ha I seen at the Bac. It was even at atel that persons placed in any dilemma from which it mantel net extri a oat is ere worthy, or rasher lie •laaastld say, ulso r.ere cute Itself but by the course recommended by his lion. sineuctlsy of seats its that Howie, w •re employed in Fri e n d . On the contrary , they hail alreedy been its tell ug the arsieire that appeared in it. Ile was glad hal l a dilmma in the early permit of the Session, mot extric e attal themaely:.s wstlsont adopting sucli o on that arcount that the subject had been before them ; roarer. The .. Noble Lord . alludes! to the Address to his heeaase as tar As the words of the persoes who had Majesty, wh i rls appeared in the tsarette, from the Prc.. h. , en eltattiiitegi u mail go, these had at leant '114(.4a5-errs:l t, ‘ tar ;,1 Langlitalme. A ifer.SSer ur a more flagrant the *4.lltee of the ilfautoms I,lschmels %Ilia+ had been breach of she privile , es of the Itouse than that teas cossid published. It tea Hut his ol jet to s u bmit a ny m ,lion scarcely he isnaeined ; and compared with which, an a:- to the liouee, lost lie must scetainlv vote against that task Noon an individual \tension m o st almost sink into alai* Iloa. Friend. insignlicance. Upon that occasion the House passel ios:er the insult offered to it, upon the premise of tit ! Mr G. Iir.NNE.T said, that ii, bringing forward the Noh'e Marquess (which uas afterwards retained in .4 ‘1111:11-Ct, he Itch dune what lie conceiv.al to be his duty. MOM hAllth..liite mantra) that an a pology s h o uld b e :1, he hail helms• sail, he li.:-t C insider: al the neces- made from time Secret ire of State's Om. e, where the site of clearing his town character, and next, the pos. Addrese had been retaliated to appear in the Gazette by silaility of discovering to the house who was the no- mistake. had slid think that if the Home ptneeetleal la tioor of Cle libel. 11,,,e„.z. doom that, tar , lecte .,l , hA ail upon the motion of Isis lion. Priem', it would ha t is, o..ess, whirls he thought, accordisso . to his own grin-anosteevere awl injurious towards le s uch poor wretch , s csinithietiisip4revariiss.isseting printer. TI Nohle Lord I.?aa viples, would he the swat proper. !Perhaps lie was as an ansenduiesst, "That Henry k ~.c wrong in the view he ha 1 taken ; but he had taken it c oo p er he called to the star of the House, repriusiadeo, honestly and coaecientioasly. .\t the 'sine time, hr and discharge , !." nov raw the ohjeclona whirls had been pointed oat The Marquess of I.ONDONHBRRY said, that bp Jtiatiost. Friend. He saw the advantages be had aneiens as he was to avoid every breach of the prin. gaitsed by the examination of tote partiee, if they c iples of justice, he was not less alive to th e privileges were tent to trial. He would confess openly, that Ise of the House. He was desirous that the decision of had gained these advantages ; and upon that ground the House should combine mercy with justice; ail he hegeed leave to withdraw hit motion. lie therefore lamented that the lion. and Learned Sir K. FP:KM - SON expreiseil his satisfaction at Gentleman opposite bad thrown so much of temper his Hen. Friend's having coaetosted to withdraw him into his speech. Ile had referred to quarters to uhisla proposition. He was glad that be ha.! done so, be. the speculations of V:c world might apply the par.. cause he thought that persons who had been belay graph in s i s t estion.—(flear, hear.) —No mats cot.:•1 them, should receive no penislimeet whatever ; and feel more indienseion titan he did against the assail if any proposition were made tar committing them t a ants of the virtue of our woolen. He had read the Netri:iste, be for one SlUsaid vote against It. The oode nen epaper in question, and if that were an offence Itc object A' his lion. Friend, hat beet to rescue his own certainly must admit himself to he guil'y of it : la tt eharactrw from the fool anal false aspersions that bad it was not because I e read the paper that he felt lite beets cast spun it. Ile (Sir It Fe.-gssa.es) did not think its.:ign stion at the principles which it disseminated. :hat even that was irces•lary ; but he was aware bow me present care was analogous to that which (steam .1 .ready evety Ulan Mast feel when hit honour was ..1- in the llomie on the 19th of June, 11419, upon 0.1".1. tacked. The four who hal been before the Hole' had sine ef ail attach which bad appeared in a Newspaeer sufficiently exposed thProselre4. Tim-y hid given e‘i- agaiust a Hight lion. Friend of his, now abseett 1:1 I skater of which no man would be:ieve tole word ,to be here he was rompeleil t ) observe, that while a who.l trate; and the reflecting part of the world would see torrent of labels iasarel out against the iliebest elsare.:- that there was the same degree of troth in their Ma- tees, there appeared little disposition on the other ti .e mous publication. He wished he could believe that of the House to punish their authors. Indeed, titers the pc..eon whom they had seen was the reit anal was saris a strong, desire to punish political enetuiee. snly author of the paper. It was a new era in the , and to s hield political friends. The libel he refersed history of this coo ttry, when a paper was established to, chareol his Right Hon. Friend with delighting la ier blasting the fame of virtuous women ate. - their i the suffering , of his fellow-creatures. If on that oe deatli.—tt'heees.)—llut it was a still newer era m.:.-:. 1 -a,ini be had seen the holignation of the other site Inch a paper shauld find an ! aporters.—(Cheers.)—ite of the Howe as strongly marked as it was on the prc had seen some articles in the parer which he believed 'eta!, he aloud! have made every allowance fur Ye mast have come dual higher vartcrs than 6 ale presrt:t indigilatiesn. However, he still thonelit that wretch" mut wain/Innate toes. 'Ilt• men who could the Moose would let down their privileges if they cod 1 sorrel sec:i conduct were the most base, the ma oar not mark their sun-e cf the libel before them ; ate!, worthless—he could not find etpmisions for Ms 14 as on the nue hand; he coesidered the amendment c f fogs—they were the most cowardly ass,o;sies. It• the Noble Lord too mild a course, so, on the otle.:. hoped thy waul I he brought to light, and receive the thung'itoiginal motion of the Hon. Member f w pesti.haseut which they so richly deserve!. 1111!ltilfl too c r •rere. Keeping therefore in view the lie. 11A it! Xt.; thought t 0..: his Hon. Fri en 1 had ease of Tic Times newspaper, to which he had alluded, left the lionse in a.l :v..% art predicament by r:1 , 11• he sioionlot fellow the coarse taken by the House on tirawingLiipropo.:tio.:, .. t :tlzotttsubetitutittz sue ts.ing that ....:•asion. and M3Vit as a funlier aniendnseat, else 11. its place. Such aO. . g having (eye h •en taikest " That Ile Pox Cooperbe comtnitted to the custotiy eati,•:.. of, and held up, as it oeserved, as a mast zross lof the Serjeint at Aram" The Noble Lord Coca lead Jaring insult twit the Honer. to he then Ici: , 0 in ote , l, :hat the Clerk should read from the Joan's,. r ..., n stboot puuifh oeat wonld he ''caving it to l.e sup- the Report of the proceeding: of the House, on the postal out of doors, that the House siiirlat h.., iastilted 1911 o f doly lON, respecting The Times newspaper. by a n‘ body with itupanirv. He ha I t very . t ie. floe 'I lee Clerk accordingly h ref Mr erred t the J the Printeournals. by r to pre :ceil by prese..atioes, on atatoaut of the 416- w h ich it appeared, "Tat .C. Hell, mettlesl,l,:hbad been bef.P.l' ~ t ilt Ari. Tile) Li ell there of sae Times reworking , . being called to the Bar of iv.•re , ,toe Ihni. Menshcra nho •Ii I not care fo r the p ri- the limose. M a ted, that he had received the paragrepts vileges of that 110 , 14 e, he traced that there was a meta- then ander eiresideration from Mr.. Collier ; and that ‘jority who did, and who b:li•we.l, that with those W I 'Mr. Collier being called to the liar, admitted that he visege, the liberties of the cou.itry wool! c ease to 'Et- -vas the author of the void paragraph. 'I hat time let. Ile c told not, :Iterefore, commut to leave the ifon:a ere reeolved that s li s saki .paratttapb sionse in the situation in witiela it was then plare.l.—; which' usleeeeteet a Speech.usadikhg a Member of He slaool4 l suggest a course which he thought *amid she House wets a scavelatoiss libel, 'sat ~a. aggravated Ise the best they could placate smiler the cir.uustariees breach ef the privileoes et the Hisoota ead that Mr. , 4 the CAW. At the some time he was anxious to say. Collisir having -admitted taisse/1111. ltit.thie sailor of That he should never with to prevent t. ee obserratiumt 'the same, be' eistionittod to the cossody ot tic Satjeaah upon what fell from Menthera of that Mese, so bet;; as Anne." . . , . ... . . as it was kept nithiit fair limits; because lie eonside 1 ' Lord NIAIIIENT raplaised. ~at that it was not only bessetcial to thetuselvei, bbt Mr. liCilliloßri -*aid. dna if any titinaiintloak ;ikenise to , char:. aof the House itself: Ile 'of party *wit*, It 'was abet ars mwitiskirelPhsan • se take Notice sem AI an eau *emu •bPilsit Nolois Unitittraitappolhht.as 4 ; it any bat where than was a mmHg.; thiaj in* bean aaiii• boas she. proems Anostilati. Ultit ' the. ptityaitt.-nthisitiltoil eitliVof itatity4e4WW h "%sailed • ba(111b. Stfailasa) . ' terAt :without iite i lite' 144titiail. thiliattiima •iMe i bid Mast ttlitliate Vishay iaittvi tn'prbet44fivo *MO.& `l6l4lpleStllmilest4tneelfartattra att.ii wino ...... .. i.•. . . • . -.41, ..; 5.:,5 4,11.2i1 Ir. al; .1 2 111 5 0:, -,.: • ..,, i :4;1 : 4i . sarilts tdlppaditre :‘ 114 'W i tte Vast iinadlthfinit•tallkais,it. -,.Witi,aa., f ished ootlioells. WI —PSENCP. OF SHRIMPS. mO3l t h e Increasing demand of this mei) aft. ired Magee for atl mph' of Fish. &e. it lag Indus./ tie AuPtirior_2lF4RY PnW ELL, et his Whdissihreil wits to g % w arehouse. M. Newgata-street. (where 11111 ,Prude mai h e supplied with this and all other Gewliwa tialstr,Pieklet, &c) In retnrn his most grateful aeltnew- Wisest% to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the rape time b egs Ips.to acquaint tlnna that it is sold by alt WOO asto Dalian Warehouses in London, and by one or Wore rapoilablo agents ili every tbsra throughout the away* gada it Rat naless shyoed **Disusere sad lljuk"' sod the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Wert:Mats. Captains. unit others, It it rarticukriy re essiended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep In may allarde. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Pataav, Mat 11. On the motion of the &+r! of Rt. GERMAIN'S the Glerawley Divorce Bill was read a third time, passed and sent to the Commons. • Mr. I.lnoeoeu, Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, and others. brought up from the Commons the following Bills The Dublin Gas Light Incorporation BM, the Stem Engine Smoke-consumption Bill, the Chichester Puller Bill, the Westminster Improvement Bill. the Conway Bridge Bill, sad the Mile- Elsa Gas Light Etta.--Roods a f irst date. Sir HENUT PAaNnt. brought np a message, an nouncing that the Commons had agreed to the amend ments made by their Lordships in the Holyhead Rood - -- mar approach of the Drawing' of the LOT TTa BRY. and the whole of the 1,007 Prizes to be eh , cled in Om Day, NEST TIirRSD %V, bullies J. sod J. SIVEWR MINT. the Contractors, to sell. riltheir friends to be immediate in th..ir applications. TM Hes of Adventure been only half what has usually beet. lies unloved many persons to intil.e doable purchases, which Ms smiaristly tneromed the demand, and makes it impera tives* those who intend to adventure to do it instne , liatel as J. and J. 8. would be very sarry to see any of their old pairsoodisappointed of Charmer. TICKET 0n1y... • 114 14 0 Sixteenth only Twenty Shillings. TWO of 121.000! And 4,oo3other Capitals and Prires. with 11. 1 0 Extra Chasms for gaining TWO of.. .1'10. 2 00 Mat an he Drown is One Day, nest Titt•RIDAY. Whets and Shares are Selling by J. ant J. SIVF WRIGHT, Contractors, 3i, Cornhill: 11, Dollsorn: 3P, Hqwgrket • where they said in the Two last Contracts, Askant 241.000 Pitta's! also. 2033. ((lass IN) 121000! PRIVILEGRit. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presente.l a Report from the Committee of Privileges, swine that John, Earl of Portarlingtou had :naile good his claim to vote for the Election of Irish Representative Peers. 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They ctioßs. r• WIPP' Deb t emo in. a . eta 1 10 d, meow 4044 0 0 ner!`- . POW SNOW Mort,' 4190111" 1101:3E OF COMMONi. The Srtiact took the Chair at ten minutes Iw fore four. Mr. 11.USIIIMITON tooted the nr•ler of the 111 W for the House going itro a Committee upon Cue Mili tia Pay Dill. The Bill %reit , throuzlt the Commi! and the Report was ordered to be rewired on Mouday nest. COUNTY COURTS mu.. Lord ALTHORN". said, that in eonsecinence of Ow little progress wlich hail been mask in the Counts. Court.; Bill. and the advanced period of the Session, it was hopeless to expect that it could be hronglii to a coucittsiuu. He therefore begged to more that the report be taken into Nether consideration on this day tit month'. [haat the statue time he gave twice that he should renew it early iu the next Session.—Motion agreed to. The East India Prize )lonee Bill went throngli a Committee, and the report was ordered to be received on Monflae. Mr. J. SMITH the order of the dry for the second reading of the Bankrupt Law% Amendment Bill. The Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be cononittell on Monday. Vimin the usotioa of Dr. tarsal NGTAN, the Wittimama in roreign Parts Bill was read a second time, and or dered to be couttoitted on Wellitesslav next. The House went into a Committee upon the Irish Insolvency Courts Bill. The Report was afterwards received and ordered to be takeu into consideration ou this d.y A message from the Lords announced that their Lordships had agreed to several private Bill-. WARWICK ELECTION. The (li:sir:oat] of the Committee appointed to tiv the useri.s of •be Election for the County of Warwick, made a Report as to the right of Election set farth in the said Petition, the substance of which was, the Committee were of opinion eaat the sitting Member te is dilly elected. hot, that the Petition iv..• iseLlier frivolous nor vexatious. In reply is a question from some lion. Member, Mr. Seijeant ONSLO'iV said, that on Monisy next he should bring on the second reading of the ('nary Laws Amendment Bill ; as it stood for that day, he !toped that no other Orders would be 'Hawed to inter fere so as to prevent its coining utt in the regular course of bitsittess. Mr. C. HUNDAS brought in a Bill for amending the Acts for providing employment for the Pour. The Bill was read a first time, and the second vad ing appointed for 31onday n ADJOURNED DEBATE UPON THE PIZFACH OF PRI% ILECIE- - JOIIN BILL" Mr. G. BENNETT movrd the reatliug of the Order of the Day for continuing the adjourned de:re.te upon his motion o f y es t e rday. II r. SCARI.E r felt it quite impossible to cancor with the course of proceeding recommended in thr too , thin of his Hon. Friend. lie objected to it. because he thought they ought not to make us. of the power they pies,..sael for vindicating the pririlees of the Ilona: to eats-act evidense frotu intlividnala which was an .r. ward. to be brought against them n7on a criaiiital prosecution. Another reason why he disapproved of the motion was, that he hail doubts as to the power of the House to direct a prosecution of this nature. Be icause, it Was not of the libel, as it affected the Hun. )biemil.er personally, but as it affected the Privileges of the House through hint, that they complained ; and for the protection of those Privileges lie thought they to exercise the power whisk Ctier did possess. The tot; and legitimate ground then. upon which lie ikhought they ought to proceed Was this :--that the Pri /lithe House had been violated by a repart of a speech delivered in that !loose, in which the !senti ments uttered by lose of its :iletuliers had he.ni taiarepresenteil, so as to cast the barest 11.11 , 0a:ions upon his c haracter. It was well known ilia. the pro ceedinga of that Onus" were reported in e ottralliction to its ptivilegrs, and that it possessed the power of prevenaing those reports f 043 being its ole it ',letterer it should think proper. But there was no ono who did n ot stow agree its utility ut a faithful report of • aa!ill, regarded this canonry, bat ... • rings, by .1. Rousso.. D. 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