The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

/ ,-41 4 4'irs I' Cm • .. r - ... NFL V A 1 %! At it - .... +ft- Ii ...,' rri , ( 1 ,:./.. le , . eoT ate [Nil An ~. • ~ • , . _ .:„4.44 . • - (I:. 1114t,t v g i s. - 1 I N. 4142. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1819 PIUGE 11 gle gum', woticti etansiffitn felt in eh oWca, and el;tiney aced on de el;e0/11 N. 111. of ryinr MONTHLY JOURNAL 44 MEW vo y A Gr.' and Tit 101 , 11.4 e.d.imor other Paha fla 'Webers.. Como s.ii,in, 'sus prbliebed Ibis day. Si b. wind, sad 34. bawds. QA YIN() lo TA ILORq.—Berr Cf.OTIT. of • pies 6.t•.. Wood. drew sera ss tbreb *Moses per 'Ara CM/tr. wed sloe 'Leo dasaie waned Cw i sere.. Irnm Is. In 1. gA. per toed I stet lbws Owl istbee Mars. ebbs, Ist Hoe rad se •latla ta.aist. The qualities will be Need in be ef sped., dew elide and well slunk. IMI?TItICNtiIN. Ildweltrwatapte al the Slits 4 slinadaal. ▪ Na. It Kaitibrot Orr nitf•sdnarres. I. mild*, *s coria s tatted al arkanwledvi;ens• for On owns/ msppntt we Ins Armes elides leased a.. IVaillinwl raper. and b. eery woredall, Wields al lappersimt at bh.ueek bv ao. Gerdes is v i g the ail.slett trade wise Ms sew already itilstased its is. gpbeity of 044 ma eery law *Wes. PATRONS. 11161 Revd Rlabseas Re Dais of SOMER. ll* I -perial Wiens the Gruel 1/..Le MICHAEL. it igai Wo. Lady V. HMI V WOOD. ▪ TIIOIIII BEAUVRAISP,, ▪ TDOSIAS DEILY OR. awl. bk WILLIAM CLAYTON, Hari. Olaseirshrrirlibee, Portiaaa.eqsare. A N I NMI TUTION, soder the alter, %iodises and ** 4 •****eloßessear. hi A LDERSG VTR Rt T, Pd. for be radical Gad Srrayibula, Scurvy. wad evoutrom. Orr •ice Id P.erral.Mid fw afectiasairlOve 1001111% Nod biome. kW VAT ER lIA N. aPereraeal ii.t.iwili.lloll vis. Middy Yeti tier ppellation' I. Hord Medical laviii• ilea Dora lea, am* pars pergirislar ai wades to Oir rhea*. mesa aril i.ewirmas rf iburr Direasie h aar berm lailarrd. by woos vulsritaii.ia. to usiertake sae Medial and Sarikal waperideadeart of it. Won for rearalse•i.• from Nino to Tesler, awl from Veer Adak-avail. la inizaus, Meelisiaire, god the roar. Lows posivaeS. TO RR 1‘01.1) BY AUCTION, Brie. MARRVIELD. • As Gangway* es TU MA Y. the lids July, el Twelve seCloch. TYRE estsbisted MATE .f Mimesisld, aver 11 Olisps.w. M lissosselsaite. Tits Prsproy essaliv of is ebbollese‘e, telledeg le it Pub .4;OD wt. t. swayed • e.I by • bl4ll *bele Itease e.mpiese. Ind Mee of I • . 1 . , steedteig r belb IM Maks et lee tli‘e. frees der le The-re rate IN Tees of Chepstow, bed i. of Ws sassal wow 1.1 Pelleresam asoupssy ibis 'psi his Wee lees eelyttated tbe I. reel Iltistme, emery Ipyiekt ley•obed her firr owe I. WM • mot beeyelfal brad. NY redeye/ ate be efy 4elde ef all Isms of .spr weer. i obe istritsie gigs& is prat I, ..r its nallssay wMieplea ad the Segel% which tames in mawL. Asko elariets. Pstikalass ars spastlest, ad may be bed by the IN of low. at Illeum MOGI sad Wssat. deliest..y., Lietyle% last of Was's. Lamm. S.lisHan, {Awl s tie Mr. Caehoi tielitiiss, Rea t sal is the swag a lisp at the Emu way be I sober. tee et Mr. Vtak.ll.iirs. Lad Asset sad Sotteyeti )11. Pea-blalt. whys Tickets say be bed se view it. I. • A., • h- pahll..h A. h1n4.....te.!, How., la Mine*. I..oh.reele womb .he C ors .Ir. the Mich. of Abyde., end L , id It mitt *Ober price 1.. 6d. r. F.: OCEAN CA V KILN : a Tale et the Tong' Jae.. 'rime Ofi inept tee.er'. Weederinee, I'.. waled shy bule hae had wisp; And se. inn.. fis lalrt h.iirrr% Wrrt ruff-A.41. we• eekeelee. When am. minder elhisl.l IN S 4 bni nen— ANd de neigh. h.*, lore; die shine I LLA Reehrr. " The d"rny.lry of Ihi• Rnonniie Canna Ni Rla Haw , di.e owe. Feeree 14rairsze. • • lw.e.ireily "Mold f"r . ' Tad' in `e..e. —Qv 'arca Le Rye flew. bouts.: Prn. , e.l I. r W.lkkee Hour, Linditas..lnd. MITT NARRATIVES. la a few days *WI lea Kalebehell, an Ow Volume Irewlwap Odaw. lwadeawely Ogled awl bai- s .rweef. Ulla an MM. intlief Fop mime. SIXTY CURIOUS and AUTHENTIC NAR- R %MKS wal ECOOTES wwweekee Eawsee4iew y rasrartwes Ilasearadve slob. ovoosoy al Ctedelow L.a.. *Wm etweplif• ats !Ye wpwriarawe of l'ernasoaasial Owes wed newel' p etaiala brawlers of fehossuy Maws wifirra4 i rad Ibirleolice uereffriffee. N JOHN CIUCIL. leaden: Priori fer illi • War. Ladpile-hill. TJII KNOLP4IIIIIA O III MENTOR. 00 the lass day of Ow pineal bloO•b imoblisbed. to 0 elame. num • 41. a lac i ze &him( Plate, Awed. mel* • .4.isted. peke ss. 64.. n wiper ...Ira board., PICITRE of the PAI.AIS ROYAL; li destribibe Its Spectacle., Costiog Mew.. C Itio.iisormes Itrudiog•rooms, loo.ten. Sharpers, Meerhotd., Artisan. ritiesoc.. row , . - aro . Finn, alai other reloorkuble oect. to Om tab Cboeutb ot the IrmAioesbie Nod Vicea Puri.. With Ch.- raturriade Illeisheo red Atter/toes of lb Fregoroset• aid laaabsiaaia. Louisa Ptimed Pr Leatsie•hal• THU WATRRIND MAULS FOR ISSII. (WITH FIFTY lIIPS AVID VIEWS.) This day etas paliiivseol„ pi. e 161. Is lissori., ire lb. in Red. Is Ore lak it sad risely pristrd Vassar. Pint GUIDE I. ALL IN WATEILING sad H. SBA. RATIIIIO PLACES is illarisisi ~.d Wed.v. Ise 11091 esre.i.iise el ACCUR A I'IR sad CIRCUMSTANTIAL. DAIWA I RIM'S of every Mara 11 doildsasevie Reran. sad el iba Cssis.isis. gad Savage is direr Lentos% ski is Dower, oldie Reeds to sod from each Weser. Sy the EDITH/I.f iire PICTURE of LONDON. Tse &Using Pise. e sad taw Esvir.mv are lolly deverlisid Is sib smoke NM bights horivviiss Volume : Al.b.sobviry Melia' Hasdaste Abbervvis sib Dover itrae.r nisi Castilian Assiedsrs . Ems Baena SUalsedraa Rail) Easseta Nowskose Hisellpeol ralkestsaa Denebsrssal Smoot retry Asaaressa Heidlisitsa Qsay lits F....teals lissihrial •IklAblss Haruki liasibasgsve &Wei lissisis Sits, sec Bessassirs I lAarsishe Teiyeageili !sago Lessiseira. Primes Taal Choruses b Eitik lirpopies TsaStides Well. Cbeigabsis Lyme !teals Wet smells Cairivergt Ly gig's., VirieMS ( hie of) Cliftoe lichees Ibis lirsiiiiki Comes Merinos If arammob. Cramer lid.diseit Printed lig telefleeS. Hord. Rem Orme, sad Brews. Us. dos; sad mil by sal Ilf..ssturn. Of w 4.. trtt br tad. The PICTURIS d LONINDR, for 111% *llll elm Weer ablpl. and 11.1 Yin", of &Wisp mod Pobbe Place*, price N. le greens or, *ethos. Owl View., peke TII E BLIND. Tab day was poldished, Ids Sy.. • eta vegetal Itastriihrit Rams in,. price M. ea board., _ __ • APRACTICAL TREATISE lb• IN STRUCTION awl AMIMI.MENT of the BLIND; ealesteted to pesehete thew avid trek diem to employ thestel.ei will preilt sod edgemsette. By D.clar 6U I I. LE. Cblef Dirt!Or sod Int Plwirian to the Imperial Sad Rowel losiostoon for siseasss th: OW, at Psis.; Member of the Ismiuse. te. This ha Week sacred In Pliileatbrepy 4 sad its sysieessere is she Ibitglib Lieu ralie hill be bails., by every family he Its mime. any she of oboes sweihers is sleerlsell of sight. Printed he 111. bard Phillip., end avid h, .1. lc Peers Cbereblard; W. Ilsighan, Cismell-seised red by all Hoek...ltem IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OP LORDS, M&r 14. The Meow prerwerbil ire A ppeal.. The IHrwrwre Payearras Silt, awl r.k.e. BAK were brobribt op I.swa the Ilwormr we 4. aberwor. by Mr. &ware Melt. ley. Mr. Ilerlale. Mr. Kisaribley. Mr. Webb. bled weber Men 1111M. mail nail • &se ewe. - _ PaliOwe ere rescued by She Duke of Nerthembetlud. from Si. blartie..l.-ibe.lleds. against the laueleetrt Dehints' Atli bed by Lewd Uplifter and Leal Vievere IllrlysiSe. from she Clergy el she Desires y of Melletwilt, ftederrshirr. swd fru* &Wise. spied the Rome Cath“lsc Claine.—Ordered is he epee the Om the outi.ta of she LORD C ANC RLI.OR. she beerbse M Appeal. woo peapourd Irma bleurbou 1.11 Sl.deembiy. ita eestetreeere of the debate ea she Reams Catholic Claim wed. See ler Ow former de). The further ruetidremiee of the Chialbey-sweepete Resets sloe this we. itemputied ttll Tetsilay. Adjutant./ till Mondry. On it e marten of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, it was ordered, that at its rising th► House sheeld ■djnern in Monday. In a Committee on the Churches in Scotland Me. aerial, the Chancellor of the Esehequer maami a Resoluoion that a sees not esceeding 100.0001 b• •ranted to his Majesty for the erection of Churches in Scotland, which, after a few oh dons, from Mr. M. A. Taylor, Lord A. Hamilton and Sir M. W. Ridley, was agreed to, and the Repeat was or• dered to be received on Mond.y. The Scotch Lunatic Asylum Hill went throuch Committee, the Report of which was received, and ordered to be take° into further conaiderstion on Mouthy se'nnight, and the Bill, as minded, was ordered to be printed. The third trading of the Clandestine Marriage Bill was postponed to Wednesday nest. commitments under the GllOO lA*, for t►e candy of Berifnrd, a small county , for the last ten years. In 180. the commitments were 4—ln 1810, 2—in 1811, 4—in MR (se could ant hear the aosalver) —in IRIS, s—ln 1814, s—in 1815. 26 -in 'RIO, .73'—In 1817. Gl—sod in IRIS, no lets than 80.- -[/lear, hear!]—lf game were sold in the mur ky., be could not h►lp thinking that the persons who stole pose would rob a hence's,. Door stealing wet formerly much what poaching wss now. The laws were alined. Din were made prime prop►rly. and now no one me heard of deer being 'onion [Hear, hea►!]— Ile could not admit that the result of t►e &II would be the destruction of game. Would It be believed, however, that the Genilemeo of Eng lend, w►o had resided in sissy rented's on shelf estates, whew these was comparatively little gm*, ovoid 'hoodoo their country mots because the gams oat no longer so planate' as it had beets during the last 20 seals? Mr. G. DAMN seised that salty of the prowl lions of the protest Bill were escessirely *sole. A Gentleman, for 'nattier', who should go est daring the day with sets to bring theism , runs an outlying part of his Pilate to snot►er pert (not so *Dennison practice et prisms). woeld, for the first effente, be liable is a penalty of 101; for a strew& ie a penalty of 201.; and for a third, to twelve months imprison ment and whipping. 11• centred-•d t►at If the pre: sent Hi 'Would peas into a law, a rhos would Jostled into all leases le prevent the farmer from en.; joying Poe. At on great distance of time game would be so scarce, t►at slut perish of it would resift to ho an seasesesit. The facility of dispnaat would be s teamed'', t• poaching. Call paw by what ease they would. it was impossible to pot it on the same footing with other property. Ir game was to hr made Irritate property he wished to know how the It be ass to be taken no it—(llear! and a laugh. )-- Was it the teeth egg, or the tenth shot, or the tenth bird ?—(A laugh.)—There were many other objec lion' which equally des►rved attention. hot had Hems obtained it. Ile should oppose the (either Owlet of the Mr. WILI3ERFORCE said, the sagacity of lib Honourable Friend, who bad last spoken, and whose talents he did not fell to stinalre, he vivid lan whited to have seen employed a a better cause. Li ea, istil.known preens of persuasion which the sled employed with itssof so shoo Itself against all the loge. meets ea ties lido of a question, and to recelte all th..se ea the ether side. His liiiineemble Friend (lir. Gs Bashes) had quite oterlooked the fact, that there sets a nombar of persons is this riten•ty who would gel per, sad who, ender the present system, procured it prom poachers. The esperionce of the Esciso taught them, Ibis u the trimester of Ibis este. medley meld not he prevented it might be best ream. lated by the s)stimn of harmers. Tito tiptoes of the Game Iwss cooid mot be seined to 'lir i• the pre. seat eulightened age, and if tbv present Bill diepteased his llosoarable Frilled, he would do well to employ his acuteness in devising better means of accomplish. ing the lam,. abject.. Mr. BANK kS admitted that it wag en 4..11 that go massy persons were imprisoned under the Gagne laws, bet it was en rail, he said, Which was not en the en. crease. The commitments under the Game laws were in fact rather diminishing. Ile ass surprised t o boo t big ll"neerable Friend (Mr Witb-rfere►) say, that because there wore a certain number of persona in this country who would obtain game, end wbo would obtaiu it at the sap►nce of encouraging vice and crime, we most yl►ld to them, and abolish our laws. In ordinary cases shoold we not say, that w• ought to make our laws more severe, end be more vigilant in the elevation of them. They might de. pond open it that the sweet of licences would in. crease poaching, by making every licensed dueler a poacher. Game never had been the property lit the land•owgrer in this or any other country of Europe. Uitder our old law it wee ell the property 1.1 the Green. Under the Roman law, the foondatinn ad the law of the rest of Kernprr, theta 11155 no pre. petty in game, it belonged to him who could rake it. The present Dill bed only for a precedent the pro. reeding of the French National Movably, which, its a famous Sitting in August, 1789, after declaring the rights of man, abolished all manorial and suicso. nal rights, and nasty other freiev of old pr►jw.liee. At the same time it declared that it was free to every ogre to kill game on his own territory, with ono re markable eaceprinn, which showed the tyrants ender the guise of liberality, that the peasantry, gent campagose, were not to es. fira.arais. The th uI be. fore the HOMO was the ume io principle, though its 0.400010 11 were the reverse, it only allowed game to be killed bt Grooms—a sugar Inconsitteecy, whets game was declared to be property. Sir J. SEURI(tDI eaplained. Mr. Meow, Mr. Scariest, and a now Mornheal (Lord Dille.), rose together. Mr. M a rryat had first caught the Speaker's e)e, bet there was a general cry for the new Mumber. A lif EIIBEIt eerier the Gallery sec/wed that it etas a manor of calories, ibat a neer Member Marla be atm hem,. T►e SPEAKER obverted, shit she Iles. Gentle. ono •as animas% so to the prowler. of Me to the first Session of a Parliament s►ej Member eras a moo Member. Mr. MARILYAT then proceeded 'midst load coostrino, end cries of •• Questio4 I" so that we could tea reply collect that he supported the 8011 . Lord told. the, shooks wore av to the lion. Member (Mr ar•r..l). for the ioilopoodosit etionor, Itoiallattoble seal with which he hod btorght to light the sidle of a worm pregnant witia danger to ibe country. rornmh he yul.h.l I.in • 'rue 15 the lore of oho sports of oho fold, he yet 'wised the Bill with astisfactioo, u producing ens of two tasa:Li PUtfiCUT lON. VASE of WM. PAUL ROGERSO-418 lbo Booth V of hoe tbe Rey. Weenies Bodes. of St. Imke. Carbon. wed to Ike May of Mt. Men. • fooliower and Mewmma. I. Monsee.sereet—sad paints sesame Prtitaar bee Reform. NMI be would base the remove* tram be ilassr—at amt moo time esti* Mr. Lime • Jacobite R4lasf. sad theroorohot Ia do all in bis power to deprive his of Ms ~Ea. Is a And dim. the drop • f the Lana,. sir maim Liam Mr. Rogers. •Itbase bis Wait els is abode soy rows Iron she General •40011 e. sal war of Ms Vsesomees sir. Abed fombet dmillops wish Min. TM. shansedsi lorrireolosa. lar Ws of bositeme. nod ebe S. Ibrie Mors of 11111111110 Of asmememiag a Yessilp, bate noised se br4ag pear dearer rpm as. boars, and ladesotesse was. he Mk, nod POOH? OUNG CH ILDIMM• Mr. Mogen is yeal Mberseed ham she list Pelona bra eampasitiva wish big Crailltarr, abiab • 111 4~1. ...ads the srbile a tb. Sabrerisrarra below ersornael. Ills wife at ibis time. wain her mesa 111011‘4111i are eroded, I. maned • itb bar marls G 11314. To alleviate the dellielter of Mar Wind sod spperesed Ea ally, sad is MOO dame is remsorrate Mr. Raters l'•ir she loses he bee osstalsod, Costribstiom for hit bewail sue re• attired at ?lie 'cabs.- mil Comkudos Olice, fahrbery•equire. reet-ainet I Embalmer Oict. Calbereertraw, Strom; Wheat Caw* Mike, Mmeariam. 8616..p.gite Wert ; Mr. Galebam), 61/, Hellbent, Mar ReJ Limrsirrei Mr. Cmlbaa, Eeel4lkr, Ella eltaan street, E.beum‘a ; Mr. Nemmit., ft!, Osfeelfaera. The Aillowiegg rams bate *Wady berm sabserlbe4 e Wsillan Pew,. Lower Goo . dO 3 0 Walesa Henley Whisbessi, 11. Siarle-iirert 'I 1 0 T. T. Chute. 13. Uppity Illsok-itslet - V U ii Hail hellos. SS. A riiregrarialibit • - i 0 0 - Colima Naoier, 15. Colisepts.phige - 4 0 0 WIN*. Harr Laskale hill S h 0 - The P. tostifter , Ple svelter - . I 0 0 A Friend to Homo, sod Hooky i 111 It 0 A lowish, 6•11..gra). Heiberg - . 1 0 U Mn. G. sod 61S. G. • 010 0 ilesege Wain' • • - u 11 0 SW Yraseis /.dell. Bari. M. P. . 5 5 0 Jab, C. Habliause. Fit. - 5 5 0 S. Piety. reispriesar rad Editor oil* Sitgrsics r 1 0 0 A Fries/ is Pollisossessey ReCirse - 1 0 0 MN PWitpos • N. .H. • - --0 5 0 George blilier - Wis. Carr, Sap Asiusaa Hall. Brag Taies;sar. York. 0 10 0 Aire. - 5 0 0 fir Jobs Tloroid. Dart. Solos Park - - V 0 Loh Thseohl - - - 1 0 St Robert Hens, Dart. of Iltshirs - I u Deillia/W. Itsoliord New. - 2 0 - Hrs. newer pewter, Worktop. Notiltighaseihlre 1 0 A. Wool - V 0 Weigh - - 1 0 - ti e l g l e ohotos, Wlibas-sa.ibe-Hill . 1 0 'W. Harris. It Norria-arrei. Haey-le-Ilame - 1 U Jobs Mikes.llecklsillosi - - u 2 0 Jobeith Phelps 1 0 211•6067 1 A. a. - Thump Rastas. FA. Ihedirld - - I 0 3D. aa esreny se oreosetios - • 1 0 reoge lisSiestiehl. b 7 lbw% Lesposs -E. X. the Amber .4 tie Freedoms of LOW is gas. 1 0 snoti-ski this S. Pisigl.es 0 1 6 A *idiares New. 476 'sues./ sir, also los rte beset etas Sailialieram• - - - 0 1 0 Tie IN Sbilliast - - - • 0 1 0 A Mime , of Umbrian, Plll.llll l / 2 by Yr. Wooler 1 0 U Syr•is li few Ile. I 'airs, Fries& to Mores, she meet IM IL' New awl Hift..e. Oshad 1 524 - Wllioss Ur% of Ustseil-ai.gt, a ?sirs/ to Ile _ Awl* el ewe as sell. Mrs 1 1 0 40 .•ete Fordbara, Esq. 0647 - • 1 0 0 A .1.-e Si .4 Poliikal Praerissair, al Comity 1 10 0 EA Gr mare - - 5 U 0 bli. C bads . . 1 0 0 - Hliiias lower. Lick Love-Moo 0 i ti i . - A Rellitisom Ind Pol Ili& Plelrstrol 0 a • • t• 4 d 10 U 0 Illeilhe . illiri Kook r. l . 4 Isinterili . . I 0 U Alirress Weed. M.P. - • - i V U FRAUD l'ithV EN MIL TO counteract the many attempts that are daily othe to tallow of. tar loom, a tptoloaltatopoattliat too NM af file ORNUINE BLACK I Mi prepared by DAY sod MARTIN, for Mee mt•pted • new Label, lu whoa Moir sixamont awl adder.. N. HIGH HOLBORN. Is s•easspiesonly plated ist the eriore of the Label. 1140 Went aeatteoshot to this, aod the dulfrreher of the I vile. WHO' 4ea Ike all letter•pres•, • ill rail& purrlusera it ewe to tle• vet the impooltioat. The Reid lapa• It LACK I NC. wade mod sold wiwieerste DA 1' bad mokturtm. 9i. High 11.1b..re, obi resaibed by She Sr i pal Gr.rrni. Inesofters, Mg !. Beet.orkers. Ar. mob, Usaied 11, R.ttle. at IL, bad r. 1%. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Clarkson presented • Retvrn of the N•wber of Debtors disebariteJ in the Insolvent Debtors' C•nrt, a ith the gross smarm of their debts.—Or. tiered to be printed. • The ford;or consideration of the Hookropt Ads Aniendoent Hill, end oh. Bonkr•pt Hogolattou Bill, fess postponed s u ed Wednesday. The Suits Removal Bill went through a Commit• toe. Tn. Report was ordered to be rrctived on Mends,. On the onntion of Mr. COOPIM, end after • few words fro. Mr. V. BLAKE, the order for priming the Petition of IHr. Flearigew, tt•s die. Nardi ENLIVIVENT IN ViIREION SERVICE BILL. Sit ROBERT WILSON thew r.•e and said, that he iris glad to see the Attorney• General is his place, as be had a question to pot to him regarding the BPI skids he had asked !meta being in last night, torn. Idhit Enlistments in Foreign Service. The waling' was, or chat day woeld he ►ri.g it in ? ll* thought it right to giro the Learned Gewlewan notice, that be it when it might, he should oppose it with all ku ability in .eery nay of its stage.. Th . * ATTORNEY.GENP.RAL said a fee words germs the table, bet so imdiminctly that not sets the tome of his voice loss heard in the vinery. GAME' LAWS GULL. Mr. BRAND having moved that the Deport of the Game I..ws 6111 be recommitted, Sir JOHN SHELLEY warmly opposed the HI; and contended that duck s theoretical a were adopted, the sports of t►e field, by which the hold sad manly qualities of the higl er orders of the Poo. pie were cherished and invigorated, would be assail& lated, and the country would indeed dwindle into that which it had been contemptuously assorted by Bonaparte to be—a nation of shopkeepers. Ile is onld therefore awe as an amendment, that the Report be tekao into hither consideration on that day sit months. Sir J SEBRIG HT supported the Bill, sad mein. tsined that the sahibs' Game Laws were loadeqeste to their object, the preserentiors of game ; for it was impossible for any Gentleman to preserve Lis game, bet by recourse to Isles which, in themselves, had nothing to de with the Game Laws; namely, the lass for punishment of trespass. By the present eye• tow, and the custom of preserving game, which had of late increased to a great degree, poaching had also 'named to a degree alarming. Weed, what pee at presest could be protected but by force of arms ? He should be ashamed to stood up in his place, were he, for say smuseutoot of his own, to uphold a system which demoralised the costal ry, and led the people from crime to crime, till they ended with robbery end marder.—Ulear, hear, hear!] — !f, in the present circemst of the country, this system were to be persisted in, it would convert a grist part of the People into Janes of banditti. Mr: LONG WECLEiLEY denied that the Game Laws were an inclecemeot to the residence of Gen. tlemen in the country. This Bill did not entirely repeal the Game Laws, bet it repealed the odious parts of Ilse Game Laws; it mode that Italic legal which mast be carried 00, and would towline* to be carried on, lo the present state of the country. One third •f the property of this country was in the hands of persons who bad no Means of obtaining Game, bet by perchase ; and while this was the case, all laws prohibiting the sale were vain. and meld only lead to the prictice of poaching. Poach. log, as was well boor 13, was the parent of all crimes. World they then, by the continuance of a system, place the per of Ibis coestry in a state of degsada. lion still lower than they were now in ? Mr. F. DOHGLASi contewded, that the question ass not whether there were evils ender the present 4y-tem, bat whether these evils would not be increased by the present Bill. It was well known w►at • own. her of disputes efol4l at present, from attempts to decoy game from one property to •wother. Bat the present Bill would produce twenty persons desirous preserving game in place of one; and a person would be more analogs to preserve his game in pro. portion as his property was small. He thought game °resist to be left in those hands in which it could be with most safety placed. This was the only way of preventing t►ose irregular habits w►ich attended a people of sportsmen. The presets. Bill would give to the yeomanry of this country the habits and cba. neer of sportsmen ; and would take from them that respectful submission and manly dependence on the laws, which at present characterised them. With re spect to poaching, he could not see how this Bill would pet a stop to it. It was said that it would diminish the profits of the poacher, and reduce him to abandon that pursuit; bet profit had compsra. lively little to do with the motives which determined a poacher to prefer that pursuit to all ethers; It was the indolence of his life, and the daring and 'dun- Woos character of the perseit which were its greet attractions to him. Bet the dindeetion of profit wnelJ be coesiteshaienced by the greater (*citify of concealment which he would obtain. It was thought mom would be better preserved when many ogre ie. terested in it ; bet there was an old proverb, that what was every body's dory was nobody's ilety ; sad game would be more effecleally preserved by one active game-keeper than by • nember of paw per. Goes who had • •ariety of occepations to attend to The Marquis of TA VISTOCK gate his hearty as sent to the principle of the Bill. The pretreat Game Laws stem intolerable grievances from the incr.'s* of poschieg to which they led, •wing partly to.the Jewess of game. The increase of poaching was of late enormous. Ile held le his heads a list of the A