The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-06 00:00:00

Dtpitniet. PARLIAMICNT. HOUSE OF LORDS. MAY 5. The Doke of Leesport. Rano helm and Ferree% sad Lam, Illsotheoppe, took the fink. owl aerie lento. Lord RO LLE D reagg•ir.l ig Prides from Dernashite ageism the Catholic L 1 ,4 c Ls vpv.al restated • Peoilleo from Corl..w. la fa d Catholic on the The 'cook OfnION11) re.esord • Petition from the Proreeono loholitealt n. Kilkenny. la Mortar .4 oleo Franci .o,6,4 rf the I'ashiows.-4n4eied 1.• lie ow die loble. Tme rad pf !OH it V 1 - E.SOU KY grewitted • retitle, (coo Woldnetird. :ignite* the gransiog wit tardier coaceebees with* C a thelbry...—(lnletri to be loot s h e se hi e. The Rid of 1311 - dIY gictraidt • Prllllloll (fall Meleombe Beim. prism Ciabolic Losmotipstior.—lnid on S h e table. ersithal were presented fn.. Horton by l.ped swum hem Col. Mery die C.rgy Mohlkiiey. the Clergy of I awl IC Alban w wad of she intrl.o Clete.. by the Bi.ilioss of LON DOPl.—Ordyred to be laid in the sable. The 151-11 yr d LOl IXOII paid. alpit the Isognme of the., lint Petioles. wog that of the ei..it einottlerolion t bet ilny Winigin Amway cositywios to the Latrines world eullrger the Cartilotios. fo r um... pgairot the Catholics from Bristol. Wrexham. mod Cleoge pf 1.1. y were who redherd. Tee Life Rimme!" SKI wet thyotigh a Cesoniiler. sued won wpm nil. The Veer* Moss Bill wa. raid a snood time, load evicted at he ',emitted. Emi of DON minim ()RR saki. he had to premed the P'etitiom of his Romeo l'attoilie eanittyneo. complabilays if she eivil sad religrop dearadatino in • bleb the. li.e. It womb' be remarry to ester so lotae Iwo tiie atiwtal anetii•it I bit be bad en soy. sir the Petition, wet* meat filbiectfitlly wilideA, and awe ores she nr-priegs of fartino or party.. Os ow lionsot wool , * an, the aloe of the Collating to itrawalt sap. rased . for May coats R 45 ReCesatilded ey the prated of Melt Prgeotiiall fellow•eurnr)mea. He she. pe r , e gie.l tbhif fins the C. nat.. general parish,. be dribs. hoot th e seenonn. Crory pf Cork. Corry of Tweeter!. Coney mid Cloy of Natnf.ed. Corp. if Iliniwty. Ciionly id Me. MOM. Yourtimil, re.y.s wirings plan. in Donegal rod Low rerry. Re. lbe. He wine preonned ■ Prblion fens the Prootorms of Cork. ho farmer of embolic Emaaripstiom— Ordeal 50 Ile .8. she intije. Matt HIST resented' a Petition from tie Catholic Peen. . fall Orgy of Enroll, praying. be vormed from Ms owlet which they lohoot. 1t.,. wr a slowilat p P n etl mi l, ho omega air 4 eropetsfal it page. Io that be bad Ore rumor. fens the lame promo. He world at andel. roe trireme which was so sena to tale stare. bet be must my. ohm tie t winweet of hit life ereinewl bin. that Ile jog daises of the Catholics ought to be 'mood. Me loyalty of Ms Ca rdin. their camphor/ good twoolort. and its RIM Kimt. boo bees olnyer-ally arknowledged. Tiie ii moiety of — thew opioloot sea leafier formed aa - y okletiloathi their elates. ter they bow. he indeed. • add i•tee hard to We. retsored sH shire tort lief, fatal so wit oro the on• areorleolstsest of foreign srpreuroey. He boa llonsetty osse , teamed the hards!lps of Capsule Weida. who bad wired sldo. divilactioe I. the Navy. sod had less sea brothels In she Area and Navy, bee who was samba Hi sake the thuatinevel i Zei sae Caeuarider. to which he hal bees p he could ea take aa owl abide • ita:tl have 7:17:1 % ./milt• lir Jure his religion. That itareaeot at laird.nitis. haw 4 , hares prorraii4 dared evil *tar • Hill, bs a %stile V heaven oppolse. sloe embodies uphold contain scats is the Army. asddlrey. It rse with ley that he sae that Hill pars silently, widesia seas, even from the Beach of Bishops. He trimmed I •as eel tar diseaui. were the great aseasare at p gas Nair 'timid he carrleJ iterate, Parlhearet is •I m ow oppare —*MI doe roadie be ores fairrhiles 1 for groadva these irseeorritroo than a dose of perry t vibes sameopiesee s could be wade with the head of Calmer Ilene* tibiae night aye warily. oath as wade be nespeired hr Praftioots? arailes. their Proiestaat bre awes had mow a area. f for the claims at the Couloir% t awl the tertin. laser eibeir tidings baring bees rely osessileed is sarthee piste by . acme. raged bits or renewed this Pe- wire or their Lordships' esesideraisea. The pampa peace he bawd tiovid be long but she wore of was ferboel thee le eseilder Is as leodrig. Weald she; shee. lookhei at France ea tweeds. sod Amain ea the ether. Wale io ream iheieselves by she eredial ceolleatio• at the Cabello rd the Empire I If ' loyalty. setathaeot to their cooary and Ito Cimmerian's), a I faltaNd dingier/a of their des; as ekes's*. exemplary rowboat ; la .he li-othrose at all the clisraire of life. sod • pekoe ea. defame a provatioos red istlnsits, entailed in. claims of say etaiief socirey e• she ermideratera of rarhaatest, the praeut 1 Petirionets &nerved the almost ialeatlee. The Earl ee LIVIA POOL AO, shut ems sheethatinas of the Rene tad required espies...los bethee the &tetrad dives- Sea. Thu Petition. he limeys. ens slimed by sew or the rust b a...sthhtt red reversible isdieidoels is the revery. Ile did • us difer is spoissos frees the Prtitimwri rm ercee, of say glow, except a well•greesded dread of danger Is the Carina ohm. Ines farther cemetiries. to she Cesissitcs. He deoird that the law nesse/deg Catbnl es in the Mare was brought is ea tersest of my Cret 1 but arose (the as reaviry Me the reason sby a dieter re shield be mule is Catholics sass is a eensis rank is .he A rsy, and see in the Nuys ihot he ssassined that Cortina Westin. rose hog isteaglit the gees ties ar the anemias. of the Admiralty. On s retriever It was %seed. the seal/with( to 11141111•1•Ier the oaths before receiving roareasseme is the Army was ioronioct I and bet mf the Navy was seceedieg to la. , o Wee the nail* bad berm bdoWarrei• It was thee coesiderre, dim as many Catholics bad got ithe the stews, the same ought to be greeted I. these at the hairy. Is was bithethr, no the qatsties. of the semi., of the State, sad of the Church, as renaertel with it,, that be should be prepuce on argue (ills greet itemise wherever it abound be breaths f rw,rd. vow UR Ey Mad wisSerl the Callthlies la hare the .. ad. all I tar Ifi..rrtert s mat Wet of tha-e rainwater had hero 'mated la thew., sr cellular/ to flair pragressios eh, in the Army sad Nary. I. a rert.irt reek. The Pythias arh litre nidered ter be laid as the table. The Earl of CH A lit Ell 0:11 T rads Nil prewar: ieveral Peth tiers, Irma t►e Callatirs of Ireland. At .. former period lead Ike Calla lies la writ Amended ■ hope that the progress of H. brral orioles resold roared, as them their Jest clahae.—The I✓rti.l.or arty Ike ardrred la to laid ea the table. The Doke of WELLINGTON poroeuted a Petition from the Protesta• halushitoott of Dublin. nabbing the Catholic la coosenoroce of a triton Mitt the -addle., tad sired It. entioire had been wade, and it or feria that so alitier had hero oohed mete. It, or b..el wont it. The Earl of DONOUGHUOItE had hero imbed Its vita Astiheas.atlie Petition.. lir to boor Iron she N .ate Doke why an order nor made tint she orddicni OOtoslif awl age Cotholie l euuu.. lie Aught vivifies. to thiailt slat toritt.arassiable amens. sere wade a get sionotorn a.. Aot..CanMlk Peilii.oo. u. k.• the Noble Doke mould at big sou anouledge tentrndirs it. lie bad heard that iiicnaseret were ere* i•binated to Asoi.Calhol e Petition* from Proteatont olottroi The Doke of WELLINGTON said, that the pews whit braivabt hie Gov Petioles 1n.... Ireland, glove hiss a trivet-ale tr... the p.n.s."' who psurerrd it. Gat they had o.ked on tees for their vignotorea, mad that obey lucl nose verb wit. Tie Sod of CHAN LEhION f rind, amen and prove, that ion., of Ike siettulor• It to that Pcistials were all Mow of booseliolders MI 01114 ill. Their erre al.. to it the rubes a:per tain redlies meta NehSe.ie'sestate seer Doha*. Ti, keel of IN/415K ILI.P.N sold. ibm the Ptoterleolt had Mott' Pitied moil the 14..1.1e Knl oppirte , Aka a Ne,,int of t 00..., DeWitt. If Ohl h. d *tiered foulorr, they yolk have Wreak Peilliateposi Petition. The Petition amt them ordered 1.. col ,14 es the sable, TO* hlarguie of LAMM/OWN presented Pinkie.. fend Liverpool. Newry. wad the 4i)..ero's Comity. &v.—Ludes the The 'Poke of diflllE x permeated ft Peritioo from Belfast, is (near at the —Laid nu ils• table. The Eat, of EMBISK I LLBM pre-erteed w Petition from the enmity al frressumagb, isenlias the Cathalic Claims.— Laid issi th e sable, as lam • similar Pelagian hems the cumply of !Lig% ibe si LEI N R perarlard Priam,' ham illdarr, lla.aniaa. and *menu Ismailia I. Dahlia, as Neoax •11he Clain.. • Laid on I. • table. The Enrl at DONOUGIIMONK prerrat.• a Prilika from Widerfald, spina the N 1.6.. Tax at Irelaad.—Adjuaraed. HOUSE OF COMMONS. - - - Mr. C. CALVERT presented a Pedal's from St. Martin's, against the London Clergy Bill. Petitions sere also presented hom certain Owner' and Orcapiers of Land in Lancashire at the Li verpool Canal Bill. Front Ipsialch, against the Poor Settlement Bdi. From ReII.rFOW, praying Re* furor in the Scotch Bergh,. A new Writ was ordered for Shrewd/wry, io the room of R Lyster, I. •q. deceased. Mr. PROTHEROE reported from the Committee appointed to enquire into the mew of the Petitions Ti Ir, STA T ir,511 AN against the Rotors for the lioroviA of Tror•, that the 'lain` Members we,e 11.17 elected. LICFNeING •Y•TP.M. Mr. HUME presrutted • Petition ham Mr. Berber Beeninunt, against the Licensing Sestets. The Peti lion stated. that the present System promoted an on. jest monopoly, augmented the price of beer, farmed an eilititional as upon all homehnlders, and mate rially encouraged sic, and drunkenness. The Peti tion concleded by sini , ing sorb alterations as the Flamm in its nitidum might b• inclined I. grant. It WQ4 then read and laid upon the table. 11111 S 110•111.• IITITION or Jolla TltoNslliallita SLAV NOWT. WK.. SIIOWItTIi...Tbke tom Peti , iouer S. ndiering n virtual Ile. atosbi,aa at hi. prapeit i. adahot which the lasi. ./ this costars 51.44 as redoes.; and bates*. being that as mullitade or ether unuirustios rations. he humbly .upeal. f..r oho pretemissa *Mich loyal stskl.els tray •spert from a lic•I G•iireistmeso. That your Petition's is ar.ond landlord nr upwards of 70 knew. at Ake/herd% ankh, a rill i•e a aria Mo n ies, ehires riii.ed 'lotus/hymn , Prtitiuner's r setthm.. Ti...., at the remesse de-Ire of Ms leliftll . k, nemi la 'aryls their rett•an.hte *ants. hr built a ' , enema palille•lnnor is. into in the rent', .1 the fillies., where 111.. greet teksk ;Ands meet, +ad at a dossier efSltnrd. .nn one Pad, and al' three qsaiter. of a site an the ether, (tom any berated haw.. Tn.. ..wesi I. MOM applie.ssima ha.. atm hero made to the Liera.is • J astit es as lhaustrossaisA, fur • 'were, so topes She in.-e. hit uss Mertens pretence, ti la. bees alwase related. 'rims Ike NNW dimity.. luttneter, eh- re year. sieve rained a lirmate farm ~as thatched home, stn.d. Is also., Ishii , is she Gelds, vs.- bemired yards Ottani fr.un your Pritiluntes builitiapr, her ntmartrig +Lien larvae. 401. was Faisf by she s.. tee 1,4 8.1 y flesh. ultra the lard ab.tot shahs.* au Ilevesed became row,/ with Mopes, and ...or Pe- I iii•ore• Mind. Wag denied the control• ore of . 'ashlar. hove, became &word. That vs the Is.. lireraratt day. the Charms... addressed the moot hi she foAiirleig 'fat : We enalest pant you a herrn% because your tersillrase se a 14 PietWd by sir Ni. mister and Clopyineargena : the Art of Parliament tensile. ski., md r e obusld nut he Jimlllied is granting • lice. er a itaiset la. Sr cerulean.; sad soother Idasiotratir dratted. has that was the alai Meek a their reflood. Sal the Act of Parllisert nil denil no melt pagaitg Imperative: nor hid i.e hlio6ter at Haastersimsb signed a publican, rertllltate for solely year.. The livers. have 'Otte achrowleerd spa ! ea 111.11,114 they had deserasineJ not to !scene, root Prifisoser's !ire before art shim( atonal she M.sialces revile's'. was melt 'pact I a... 1, is. furl. shah. Is OM boor% ttme af their rela•tiag to Miner a Is. , cram hie pair Pesiti.ere• how .. no the above vassal of the .vireat aUN roatisrrest NH a sir illishier. they graabil Dell Mama In flieestrdra bee over Nellie neighbourhood. ausi allislrt. i IS.. MOM sipping hasee-. oh el had bete auppreopl by II tie-sewer a di.indetly, each bring iu the Yale part.!, s ted 5.515. • few yams .4 ac .lhir houses already h . mil ._nly cubes sap towline'', are of the killiilllet, in itaitllsiono Is his earned minas (c matted in a triter 11.... mad .t the Mattift), thus one of these boasts is parii.slar °Vnon 11% iirifteo * ir e ihipecr, rube aware its... is obi. country as relief I. tublodorMie Hamer. under tee rains condi,' r• fn.; of a WO. I lot ghat mane fariberanee mans b. RUN , . IA 1111. 0 6... og the above rage Ware a evismal sri. . Privosut: P. the deceit and illegals. of she re . . * cos = v ; t ir t i btr i ts ""el entsl4 l l ' i r ce t ti li t ' L e far ."ll .l . l.l;:e " rlt c‘ i. "4l44 . e rn • clam; Is (ismer tor Wert*. with their tr.... teen sitheal I a a liceace at ariCtWikt he home. with sieve .arong el .10.. , shiskohuoother swerrii. 4 Role 'a ilia. roe., *h. Talliambi iesbibuthis be . lied agouti ibex. In she 4 kin g .. bait., asa...sh .le als We Nell so l e ' .... nets sord .round ht the allsisirth Or tar P. lit;.. it oacl b.. I. mint. h .., T. sorrosiagieted in she all•awls.•.f the Mirada/a...101l 'lt 'MAW ohm. .., llorie was on Irv.' pow .1 a a corrupt a... rive, she Kale moo.vbe litioodoite.l. all Iva. a your Priiiseoer s. ready torpor*, ha eal.leoce. It, Ibis state of prioliagiotiatei.ii r.gbis to artsitratyptillo. .gar PO OM f f far hapapir and far his frll....oubress. loam. this. oath pro:renown in she lime**. rive occupation at W. nod their eats.,., a. irr .oar it oasaanitart Houle Mall tees assret. rid yam' Pe i. vo•rr a .1i ryer 1n.... .. .1 r BARBER litliAblitOVT. M►. HUME iresonted a Petition from the Weavers of Perth, coutpleinisi of the lowness of wages. The Petitioners assorted, that though they worked for 14 hours a day, their wages did net eareed Sr. a week, so la a r they sod their families were ►educed to a stet► of sbaolorestervelion. They also eipress-d en opinion that thei► diriress might be in in 604 t• soma. IMO relieved by the Ileum taking into entisidemion the state of the Cora Laws.—Petition laid epos the table. poacher, and would the• be r►ndered, from selfish attritive., scums iostromeato in repressing his Wept and di•gracefol practices. Sir C. NIONCK obverted, that the power of kill. ins game en the load, which Ito rerupied wog riven In th• farmer by tho Bill now before she Boole, wher►ver a special merasiinn of that pritilece was not made by tba lahtllnrel. It was, hoo•ter coo. plet•ly In the breast of the landlord to reform or root it, sib. thowitht proper. Ile hoped, therefore, if the Ilonna•able Baronet had no other nhjectioo to the Bill that, the no which ha had joist alleged, that the mipportors of it might rank hi•n among their number. The flononroble THOMAi BRAND said that this wits the oil♦ Petition which had been presented by the or..piers of lend on this subject. His oljert had not been to facilitate the pretet•stion of game, hot to check those vicious habits and immoral prar. lice, among the Inw►r clasper, which derived their origin (Inn/ the Gorse Lsos themselves. should have encouraged any Petitions c..nosiising information relati►e to the I. don• In the m..ral f►elings of the poor by the practice of poarbing, as much as be had discoer.g►d Anse ?Oiling.s w ki t h iner t ly referred to the injury done to the land.. The Petition was then toed, laid on the table, and ordered In be printed. Mr. UMW EN presented another Petition on the 11.0 e subject from John Johnson. Esq. of *moors, near blorloe, stating that he had property wear two manors which were preserved, and which its came weer was injured 301. or 401. Tho Petitioner prayed the Ileums to enact souse law for Ma redress of the grievance of which he complained: according to the present law, he meld not bring an action 'plow She patties from whew hi. property received loch injory. Mr. COI.BORNE said a few word., from which we collected, that ha thought that the Petitions which had bees pretested sspported the Bill which they were intended to opiate. This Petition was read, kid on the table, sod or dered to be printed. SCOTCH RUROHS. Mr. BUM It presented a Petition from the hien,. prated Trades of Masorete, against the Lord Ad. rawate's Scotch Bergh Regulation Bill. The Prating' stated, that the Learned Lord's Bill had been brought in against the wishes sod eithoot the content of the burgesses of Scotland, hod asserted that it woald in. MOM every OM of the present evils. The PPliiiollolll therefore preyed the Horne to dismiss she Bill, and to emend to the other Royal Burghs that protection which they (lb. burgesses of Maairnir) enjejed, and for •bkh they retained their grateful thanks to the House.—(licar, hew on the table. POOll sErit.EmENT BILL. Mr. GOOCII presented a Petition from some parish in the county of Suffol►, against the Poor Settlement PM. The Petitioners stated, that, owing to the Mauna which masted among the agricelteral part of the crnaseuisy, they could ant possibly go on sinless relief were granted them, instead of fresh burdens being imposed spin them. The Honourable Member set 1, that he folly stud in the opinions which the Petitioners repressed The agricultural Interest had never stood more in need of relief than it dud at present: the fa►mers were even in a urns* state than they were in 1815. A M EMBER. ',testified a Priiiion Gm% sass perish iu Gloscesimbirr.egainst the sass Bsll. CO' L !HY 1 IE4. 111 Lord FREDERICK 0,1 IAGU presented a Petition oteinst the Repeal of the Cool Milieu (iIME LAWS . .1111ENDIIIIINT HILL. Mr. CCII.WEN wonted a Petition against the Game Law►' Amend.►+nt Bill, from the leeched. of I)esborough, Stoke, kr. in the county of Buck ingham. It stated, that the injury dna* to the land of the farmer had increased considerably during late years from Ilse increased slumber et preserves; and added, that these preserves were made to enable their owners to supply the London market with game. The poacher, however, ►ad all the odium seri none of the bets4t derived from this traffic. Ile (Mr. Carotin) was not at all Disguised at hearing this statement; when laws were made that •iolated all 'casino, nothing that occurred under them ought to mite surprise. The Pelitiosters also staled, that their dogs and property were frequently injured by the nets arid spring guns which were used is these preserves. and deprecated the further employment of them. The Honourable Member concurred nitb this opinion of the Petitioners, and said that he had no heti . atinn in declaring, that if be were placed epee a Jury to decide. case where death had emoted from the employment of spring guns, be should bring in a IFfdiCl of murder against the person who had set them. To whatever decision tlie House might come on the great question of the Game Lain, he did hope that they would prohibit the further use of such dan. props and destructive itistroments.--[ [leer !) Sir C. BURRELL said, that farmers bolding ■ certain a ',lntim' of lend en lease, for instance 000 eves, sh.•eld be refilled to a qualification, and be mall-J to kill game on their own premises. They Nereid thus be►e a■ Ittc3 sm.ot to preserve it from the CA II ELFORD ELECTION. A MEMBER ples•aurd • l'reios...ageinot the Cill• analrord Eleoliass, complaining of lie modes inter faience of Ilse returning cater. GAME LtMg. The lion. THOMAS BRAND presented a Pei. Hon praying for some allegation in the Gins, !Awe. hoes a clan of persona who sere es well aestoainted as any individuals cook, be as ills the evil effects shich poaching produced as-na the lower ordets. The persons to shoo b. allosteti were the positivists of ; sod he was hippy to say, that there was not the ognasere of soy rod poulterer in it arent• ink I. this Petition. They ears it as their opinion, that if the Bill ohich he had had the honour of ietto• doting into the Mese or,. allowed to peas i n t o a leo, it would be of gross effect in soppresaieg is..ch ins, that it would add considerably to the recess., and would serve as an inriternent to the honest tradesman. whilst it also acted n • check to the un fair nue. He bad great satisfaction in ntotieg that this Petition be laid upon the table. Before be sat down. be 'mold sake the opportunity of prolog of hi. motion for the harsher &solid/swims of the Re. ;Intl on the Cain Laos' AlmOnoWaval Bill, which stood for obis evening, sill Friday the 14'h of May. The further consideration of the Report on the Game Lain' Ansendnisnt Bill was postponed. POOR SPTTLFIRENT RILL. Mr. i.YTTELI o presented We** Petitions from Wolverhampton, and soon* platiee i n the N eigh. banana, spinet the Poor Sottlynient Bill. IiALFORIEs DIVORCIi HILL Sir E. KNATCHBUI.I. niotrd tbt thud rending of the Belford Dormer Bill. Cipisin PELLEW swished s clause re be intr... d eyed remake • provision for site Lady._ . _ _ A long conversation *mood between Captain Po. lew, Sir J. Meeiniosh, Mr. Lr•hinltoa, and Sir E. Knatebbrll • when the Bill was read a third time sod tweed wither! amendments. The farther consideration of the Report on the Algid-hou►es Regulation Bill was postponed until Friday nest. Mr. W. DOUGLAS presented a Petition from the Rough of Cepa., we understood, against the Scotch Berets Bill.—Read, and laid on site tootle. INVERKEITNING ELECTION. Mr. W. DOUGLAS p►esumed • Petition trout Alyzendisr , of Lincoln's lon-fields, wow tut Wiaggart, Esq. praying that the day for sating the Inverkeithing Election Petition into con sideration, might be postponed to a subsequent day. The trosads were founded ea the great distant-is, of the Bergh, and the apprehension that the Pri:tiostur would not be enabled to get all the evidence by the day used, ,is. the 11th of May. Mr. PRIMROSE opposed the Petition; the ap plication to the Ilosso had been wade ea the 29th March, the time allowed was nearly ►ight week', width he sebniitivil wag quite long enriegh to obtain the evideece.—The Petition was read, sad laid en the table. Mr. W. DOUGLAS then owed, that the order for taking it isle coosideration shoeld be discharged, when, Sir .f. MACINTOSH cantended, that a. grounds whatever hail beta addend to justify any departere front the usual cents' of proceeding. According in the present case, every Member for &inland had only in ascertain the distance frost the Metropolis, sad spew that claims en intension of time; without some distinct cease assigned, the noose could not entertain the motion; ha should, therefore, give it his decided opposition. Lord CASIII.:REACH finned sufficient grossed had not been shown for its delay. Afser • few observations hose Mr. WYNN sod Mr. W. DOUGLAS she Petite.* was withdrawn. Sir K. FERGUSSON preseated a Petition front the Burgesses of ffinrntisland, preying shut the Laid Adrocase of Scotland's Bill might nit pass int., a law. Colonel ALLAN prewsnted • Petition' fs ea Pem brokeshire stains, she P oor ' s Setslensens Sir J. GRAHAM wormed • Petition from Car. Beim in the ante effect. They were • ity reed end laid on lb. ishte, after a few words from, Mr. CURWF.N, who espressed • wish that the UM now in prove., under the superintendence or • Hied lien. Gentlemen (Mr. S. Boerne), instead or bet •R iteri.ed to thee* purr., which could pot possibly redone any considerable edeentore, front the short! nese of the esperimet.t, should be *meted for tbs period of severs , Cars Mr. C. HthILV EY vispnbea his motion ►etrtko to PAThisseters bring wilimPsaire 10 Mods rel+tire to hinge in •rieh she palish sleight be interested, oat Wellsekkeysetrat. LictrersiNn SYSTEM. Mr. BENNETT presented t Petition from be. teen 3.000 end 3,000 Viet eel ler., id inadott; West minster, mod Soothwatk, praying that a 11111 eoight b. istrodeced to sowed the preterit Ity.tem of Li. cences.—lt was read, end laid trona the table. Mr BENNETT then moved for leave In bring Ira a bat for the better Regulation of the Mode iir which Licences are grantvd to l'addicent. He said that few questions 'voiding the interests; and what sue of more consist; , the 'notelet of the People. were of superior importasice to the present ; he week! not trevel through long details which the Below bad heard eve: and aver again, bet would merely state the law as it stood. and the amendment he proposed to in trodore. The piincipel Act upon this subject was that 46th Geo. 11. c 35, ender which pohlic.houses for the first time were lly liressord : the party re spiring • licence was to be presided with the certifi cate of the clergyman, she churchwardens end over. seers, and of four respectable inhebitents of the parish. Upon this point the practice had varied in dilfersist plates : In some the Magistrates would not license without the sigaelere of the *Wider and as the mi. nister, from conscientious motives, would not *mil lion these pieces of retertsiement, no poblic•heleses at all vitiated. In the metropolis the practice was quite the reverse. fee there the clergymen signed es a mailer of course, and the beadle, for • fee of frees half a crown to • guinea, procured the neceasery Down et the perish-officers and the iribabirsids. Thal law was therefore in ibis respect • useless deed letter. The @iterating he suggested war, that the signatures of the clergyman, tho chetah. wardens and overseers, and via lubsbilsois should be necessary ; or of twelve Isibabitasits uithlet the minister and the parish Akers: but that they should be °Weiner, from the parish ohere the epplia cant for a licence bad last resided; for it not glare qemetly happened, shat a publican, whose hoes, bed been the resort of the vilest of mankind, obtained a licence from Minstrel** in • situation where be was totally unknown. Tn. nest change he bad to pee. pose was In the system recognisance", w bich hi therto had beer either two of 51. each, or one of 101.; end in general Dote publican emigre surety for sm other through a whole line of applicants without knowledge of their character or cireentstenc.s. It was his chject that the mount of the rotes*. since should be increased, end that the ;sorties entering into it should be sirens es to their re spousibility. The arbitrary power which Mavis. hates enjoyed of depriving a man of his !teepee without the aseinommor of any reason, wes • greet evil in theesisting low : ha did not mean to emit say slur upon the general imp.niality of the mode its which Magistrates discharged this part of their duty 1.. the country : cases of oppression could be pointed out. bet they were few he number computed with the Metropolis, where, "melodies; to the evidence before the Committee,. system of petty tyranny bed bees carried on to a shameful 'steed. Instances could be detailed where victuallers, with the signature of the clergyman, perish officer., arid almost every respect• able inhabitant is their favour. lied been debarred obtaining • living by brit/ &righted of their Li ceaces, in eider to gratify the vindictive spleen or petty caprice of some man disposed to display his in 'Whims. bet erne! autbetity. Another greet evil originated in the si stern of licensisig being converted into an engine of poinical iallience, iroi• particu larly io borough., where the corporate Magistrates exercised a most arbitrary end :vinous power to fa visor the views of some patron or proptleler. The object of rendering Licences anneal was to seehrent the Las , and those which in %sees Antse's time were only Is. each, in a very short period were augmented to 10s.; end every Gentleman who reed the Act of George 11. knew that another purpose is making Licences annual wet, that Magistrates shooed not have the power to deprive a man of his Li cence until the expiration of a year. His (Mr. B.'s) intention was to WINO the 46th George 11., and in stead of allowing to Magistrates in the Mat instance so arbitrary end rviensivo • power, to preside* gra. dusted scale of penalties for irregularities which shoold be proved seeinst the house of a publican s the 'envoi z ought to forfeited in such a case s and the ,sex evens of penalty he thought should sot eaceed 1001. on the third conviction, or forfeiter, of the licence, end incapacity to keep a public-house foe three years. 'this weislii limit the authority of Ma. Outdoes In putting dun houses without cause assigned, and tend to put a termination to not vela . ties. despotism that bad reigned in the metropolis.—. The Honourable Member then mentioned the case of a Mr. Meek, of Chit ketivrell, a man whose conduct bad bees such us to command the respect of all Ma neighbours. This peison's licence had been faker sway from him by the arbitrary act of the Magis trates, and bed not hero since renewed, by which he had seff.red s loss iti I flitifty to the amount of ep. wards of 1 , 0001. Ile should propose, tiers, that there should be an appeal, not after a trial by jury, for the Bosse bad testified its disapprobation of such a pro. vision be the last Parliament ; but that theme should be an appeal from the Licensing Magistrates to the Magi-testes of the Quarter There were certain other clauses in the Bill, the ob. joist of which nes to give a greater degree of rbliritr to the licensing of these houses. 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