The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-14 00:00:00

I The Extra Postage Bill was read a third time and p47l.ed after a abort conveniation between Mr. Loch- KT. Mr. 1.411111411f0N, Sir J. thaanAte, Mr. fixot• N an, and Sift Comm. Mr. &Isnot said, be had to call the attention of the Hou to a 'abject which particularly affected a class of ladatifrious, persons in Scotland, who were lirble to he prosesittoi fur carrying persons in carts.or carriages with two *heels. The Hjn. Member then moved, that there be laid Isefore the House an accuant of all prOseestions in such cases, for twelve months before thi Ith Jaly haat. Mr. lave•owston and Mr. lusenine said a few words, after which the motion was agreed to. (t the emotion of Dr. LUSNIXII oN, the Education odowsaentsitill was read h second time, and ordered to be censmifted tomorrow. • Ibe Donagliadee Harbour Bill was read a third time, and passed. It was ordered that the Committee on the Guade loupe tidies have leave to report their opinions there ou to the House. Mr. liovL.eaw brought up the report of the Sea Odeners did: sir I. Cowrie said, the object of this Bill was to c irry the provisions of Lord Ellenborough's Act into the merchants' ' service, a measure that ought to have ?Aims plan sivedteen years ago. The Bill was urgently called for from the capricious tyranny snar -1 ised ever yeomen in the merchants' service. Sir J. vindicated the conduct of merchants towards seinsen•under them. Sir I. Coven, in proof of the fact, instanced the ease of a ',noes who had been left on a desolate island Ly a eaptills ofw merchant vessel. Sir W. - einttts contended, that no case of wanton severity . he made oat against the captains of mer cheat nada*. The sett& ameagmeats were agreed to. lsm ther'stetiat of Dr. 1471111IMMTON. the House re. selves IMO into a Committee on the Education BEI ; and it Aepbet having been brought up, It was or dered se te taken into farther consideration this day sic issathi: 'hider snetiest of Mr.• F. Lewis, the Reese resolved itself into a Committee on the Turnpike Regulation Sill, and the report was ordered to be received this day these oinowits. A paints from the London Bridge Company pea s -toted Mums of all monies belonging to the Douse Ibtme.—Onimed to lie on the table. On the eon of Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, the returns were or& to be printed. Wt. Letettyturen moved the Order of the Day for the tiled avitlimr•of the Peet Horse Duty Bill. . Mr. S. Ireset.at proposed several classes by way of rider. regslatiag the mode of proceeding in bringing actin* nailer the Bill. The clauses being agreed to. they were added to the Dill accordingly, which was read a third time, and passed. PROTESTANT DISSENTERS.—Mr. W. Sarre torented a petition sired by a hundred persons be. nging to several congregetioas of Protestants Diame ters. paraffin to be marred fresh the CeeperaW. and 'rest Acta. The Hen. Member ebeetem‘ ih.t if tw petitioners relied es numbees, sad Net sa the jostle* their cave, the polities steeld very soon have canalised the names of theseaddie of respectable individuals. Bit the masses el the penes' who signed it wen quite soli tient te show the peluelpies by which the body were aetbsetsd. sad week) bespeak the and of the several cancregatiess. The Hon. Member next adverted the - pfniat liari ame tZto which all Elmenlers were subject - On bei from cereals chit flights in c=emeeet eagles, stainless. They had ear. ✓ i paths ef their rights whim It was deemed seeming .fspeepsee tests la order to occlude a Popish mamma* Beta - the Threw. Them rights they had sever since bees able be weever. On the soles being pat for receiving the lathiest, lard Nceext tees te wend it, aid took escudos to olim.rre, tint he Istosied, in the course if the meet Semi's, to peewee a similar petition hem a most respect. able half of his Majesty's subjects, the British Roman Cathodes. Mr. K. &SITS sail, it was now thirty years since a • itteo_upt the present had bees made by the Protestaist Oteseetlera. petidea was reed, and ordered to be printed. Mr: Ainacnestaut Wad Lori A. bed Hamture takes e to ex in - plain a Nis Ogee, conseseseste r rrhst atat h i r wilt* a former ecessitsa re speatiagide Peter Illeterez, is epeeist the gaieties ea maid" MewOf the szcheigeer. An *mamas epi es that iiestientaa's feeliags. had gone . C▪ Als rauseqmpows of this miscoaceptioss. A. HAMMON, in reply, stated, that be alluded regard tr - politial laments in net tittr. gard of economy. e bleb was the more reptellewaide, %rhea the vast sums 'Acre considered which 114 cosotrjl had paid within the List tee- veers in support of the ge neral service, with isiiich barracks were connected. It appeared that 6.1100,014,%. had been applied to that ser vice in a cumparetit ely -port time. The Hoe. Member. after a few more obserbetims, t•etichaded with deciaeins his intention to divide the House on the motion. The GISANCILLOR of the Eel:moven said, *atm the lion. °enflame had admitted the necessity of build ing some barracks, and the only question then was, who tbet% is the present situation (tittle liteenatesof the ems try, or indeed in any situation, the bargain which was made was one fur the advantage of the country. He thought that it was. Before the bargain was made. the country was paving for the lodging-moor/ of flame troops a sum e(3,41191. a-year, without auy of a termination to it. Now the country mold It i l ef t l o ci pay only the same amount, with the certeisty of its discos 'immure after the expiration of 31 years. Lord NVOIIIIT MACllffeill in the opiates of his lion. Friend below him. It waste him stutter of miler eoe siderittion where these barracks were tote Mat, objected to the building of any batman at dl. I'4l'' missies of the soldiers in meh buildings modal= vent the circulation of those feelings wide% wale tial to the existence of English liberty. He misled be was mot ashamed of expressing an opinioa of *is kited. which was heretofore enforced by such min ae flit George Saville and Sir Wm. Jones. A eystaalike bloat which was now so much admiral. could never long eon dune. Those Powers in Europe which relied epee it were already in a tottering ateditioo. It wet exclu okay the system. of Turkey, and the world now saw to what that empire was reduced. Wherever civilisation and intellectual rifinentent had taken place to say ttee adorable degree, the military system was preportimally exploded. If posterity should ask. why, in 18111, Eng land had declined In her wealth, in her ememerce. mad heeogricaltare--that England was, in !Mt.., thorax* of bankruptcy ? they would Sod that these were tho ',s leeks of a war into which the country had bees iedeeed Ito enter, with the hope that that war wadi afford li desaity for the put, and security for the future--a hope which, he nerd not add, was never to be realised. While helm on his legs, he would refer to a return which he had recently snowed for and obtained, with to Ike allowances made to the soldiers. He from that return, that Itsl. per diem was allowed for each sel dier while out on duty, which was placed In the hands of the Commanding (hirer, to be laid oat is each arti cles as were must essential for the ma. This was a grant altogether unauthorised by Parlianieut , —lt was not even recognised by the Noose in theyayof esti mate. He. however, would new mno snake soden Lashe feared that the temper of the times maid= r it.—(Hear. hear!) The question was then put. and the theme divided— For it • • • - •id Apihst it Majority in favour of the Motion —3ll SCOTCH DUTIES ON MALT.—The Order of the Day was read for the Honor going into a Committee is this Bill. Sir J. Mmusainaxen moved. as an lootrbelod to Committee, to repeal the 39th of °torte 111., byaplets a certain duty was imposed uo barley, and to su 'ibr it a duty of a less amount. A question of Order arose, whether this iestrtodilll could be received by the House. After memo observations from the deamtoslll6, 411sasso.• Mr. BAIIIMS4 and the Cuaxesuset of the DIII- A eallneSa l the iostruction was withdrawn. Lord A . HAIMILTOM complained that the Chancellor of the Exchequer did not take this subject iste his tonsi -1 amities at an earlier period of the timeipa. The Jett was pressed upon him, butte postponed% radios main the Session was nearly clued. Order •9=lre 111. the perpetual defy proposed of 001101111 was *. Id., and the minuet duke were 7d. im liendsod, and Is. 3d. in England. Sims this, es Ad snood repealing buth these duties, end I. gene em bull. Thus the duties were reduced ia by dd.. and increased ht Scotland by bd. 10 hoed, alms there was a tax imposed on beer. w met seise la this country, and which was al he. lielimedeet of any duty iitsposal by the Right Mao Opmee. With respect to she distilleries is the regulations lately made by the Right Hem. man bad the effect of preventing any large d from continuing to work in &twitted. If it had he.. his Intention by those regulations to meettrage the small distilleries the duties on malt had the effect of monteractiog those intentions. The result was the ;s -cram of unlicensed distilleries in that part of the Vaited Kies. mr. W. DUNDAO said, the redacting of tip duty air Mgg would necessarily have the effect of ampuraglie the small distilleries. The Hoeft then wenrinto the Coviinittee. Sir J. Mmuonsgurns said, that the arstemest Idle) Right Hoe. °enflame for inquiet; the new dudes at Scotland was, that Scotland. from its leapromeseSt I. agriculture, was equal to bear them. It was traelbeit is that country they bed adopted sassy if the ire- - • England lime ' Mad, ,------ . tOn the nestles being made that the se do adjiern, .Ideninal Haw rose to Imaplais of unlawful pro melding% which he said had lateli taken place in Ire land ; sad respecting which be wished to have some ex ihkastinn hens a Right Hun. tientlenient whom be then saw in his place. Hr understood that a man. suspected . having say filled tobacco is his possession. had been at neer Derry, and shut through the body hr some before any queasiest, were put to him, end before . bare any time or opportunity to make an ex respecting his business. He a ished to know • -say aceoent of this transeetiou had been racially 41NNW11818.614 40 w t. hic Gtiverlauwat h he wished reh ere ave was eesn a Ti her nfO cii‘ rma- Een Twe persons had bees tried for most bigness eM afterwards received a free pardon. He Arlehed to know at who* resesamemiodon, and for what Ththis had been dome. e Cuasretaaa of the RICIIIIQUIM said, that his Right Hon. Friend the Secretory for 'milted, who alone Ina competent to eye an answer to thou questions. had • geese away flow t 'Norse ; and as he himself was ijr jt of farts alluded to by the Hon. Oetteral, he I ',ve biro no leforeation respecting them. His ,_ ,' Hon. Friend. however, 'would he in his place tat -4 w, and be ready to give any explanation is his 1 power to the lion. Octave!. 1 # The Hoare thee adjourned. THE RIGHT HON. CHARLES GRANT. We are pleased to have occasion to insert, from The Irishman, a Belfast newspapes% of Friday last, the following complimentary remarks on the Administra tion of the Right Hon. Charles Grant. We had bees highly gratified, as we avowed, with the liberal and enlightened views displayed by that Gentleman is .the House of Cosmos* in the debate on Mr. Daly's motion for the extension of the ptsarreetioe Act; and we are happy to heti that the of‘thesents we expressed on that imam*. see so meek 10 unison with those of 'our fellow 'shields in Ireland. 'win are so competent to judge of their propriety, and so respectable in cha.' teeter and number s— " This Gentleman. in almost every instancy, has justified the hopes that were so sanguinely entertained of his principles and his modem* as the Secretary for Ireland; but on no occasion has he displayed so de ' .cided a superiority over all his opponents as be *on the late debate on the state of Ireland. We confess, we are much indebted eves to the impotent struggles of Mr. James Daly is the cause of his favourite Issue rection Act ; because, though we were well aware of the wisdom and the good feeling which directed the lioveroment of Ireland in its efforts to suppress the dia turbances which for some time existed in the west and northwest of Ireland. yet we did sot provides to our selves that an opportunity se good aid be afforded to Mr. Grant to lay before the British empire the., enlarged sad enlightened principles of policy. which are the sera and cereals groundwork of the future peace and tramptillity of this registry. The maniac fury with which the ancient taskmasters moused their old work of perseention—the creel, blockhead-like relentlessness of their malignity against the poor, unfriroded. aa fre peasantry who surrounded them—the thirst tof blood which they displayed to a Britiih Hew of Commas, may give that Moue some idea of the disposition with which the Governments of Ireland have bees hitherto admiaistored, and the principles by which they have bees distinguished; yet these infuriated, devouring aseeopolists talk of the disloyalty of the Irish nation—they deplore its ignorance aid its barbaril at the menarat they are driving that pope 'adult to madness by the desperation of the measures which they would aloe, if the mercy and whale's of Lord Talbot and Mr. Grant did net interpose to per vent them. " With what aspect." says Mr. Grant. " had the Constitation bees always shown to them— angry and vindictive;" yes, angry and vindictive deed—furious and desolating—the goveranseut of types, rather than the government of noes. it woe such counsels as those that were given the other nigot by Mr. James Daly, Mr. Davis..nd Mr. Wiley Fits geraid, that drove Ireland into rebellion, that converted the Metal. spun-hearted Irish peasant into the mid night plunderer; aml rendered it necessary to hone dace the Advisee of an armed force to suppress cow modem, which the mild and impartial administratioa ei law could effeetsally put down. Bat Mr. Grant did sot take his degrees in the political seminary of old Joie Fester--tatdistinreisked statesman was educe, bed in the principles of the British Constitution; he has been taught by those principles, that sateen's fidelity fiAow protection, ;tad that the Oovernmeat be • • . . • though ban- Government is oneerned. stands in no need of the my knots of OassiGastan, dr Fike Grant • rots no support bat e co m etigaties ; and be may fel as be trusts to sada defends Orangemen or Friendly Bre from his Government by the volenee of its principles, be ■ sad beads of sista mimosas T THE QUI " Brave. brave. by Heiveab— " ♦M dot bad beesisetesiled 1 rendeer.ibsilep. del line's Sesta* Jose'', 11110, We are a set el team sem ell Item Welty Moslem. I. tin Oren TO TEE son% OF 7 Ess—Derin a the existing e limo &Oast ;be Qui% w ti trades," and Emir mama, procialmiag their geseresky (sweet gentlemen!) in net pro High Treason. On this, as me a waviest has arises between tl to power, and their instinetiv sellable, interesting, and hares-bobs 11611.110014 have w with lonelier lustre. Every a shook to their sense of prop to put the Qom* upon her ti dose for the same imputed el had unwisely extended the du would have bem memory to jesty with s Ha of the witness cation of the imputed ellimees dered coalfield's mere Alkali It is also, 1 soeclade, oat e kindness to her liajosty,aad de race to their own or to bar Ma but purely as an abstract man sow Esimmir front foreign d inellary eyes, that Mil MI _1 OS absolate outbid die We fti Act, at each a dhinifiriat a Wilkes or Am airs," .who have sot that lathe sad wisdom of his Km the two ClAseien Ve sot ha that it will Omen with Ade own witnesses to lie near M Queen to less than Niel Oldie Lower Oleabber, who hi mithe ett as leie Act, have I do they say, in tratko bit fuss which asiglit be wade e the pessi‘k emit of tub. I oiled by asset less Arum, 'selves. The pleo sa which et heht of seizing we this pt he its modesty sad Its Ira look Arras that no power , or putting to the to 'W Miniature, imago de suspect theta of Wag es • see of It; and at the paseihtlity of di IWe( any osier ittreasser fl Min the rowan of isoptionnt or of transportiag shosia. (Thls gestless Wes* &Hared his latent rd seddllag in tho Queen's 14.111 Castlereagh, in whir 14 Saspiciess oesosidee of pews shaky unpeennientsd, and a Uwe, Si nu Itila r r ay issee as a ladies of hen . 's wit Do they then mu if atavism dotA Clinehrs. this I lie are to he so doped ? The has too carnet a dimnerneasat the trearlesnoss mediate of di lent emodoseeesies of She beil of her owe dignity. met is soothed soetempt: and, with bad In 7itoiki; g;liVroiritiailhe polal interests in that amity teez emu snores assay or gu i . p eedn e hre. sa d did use hart , w h at h a d h am s od e r. usents of Englaud : bet it was the arm time In ill itElr. who moot be supported but by the sword, those' it they base ited tie wadi awl to stood to Mr Peter Murray tory of the world that exertions of this bird, for natioad may that peace, yet th at peace will be the boa. at the aMietiag malsoriemose I CalielPi Matt.. UMW 'for of all mummies- heyreemnest. Were met hT the teattlett er ewadleal golility of the desert--aa awful as it is banes—aepolis. *IBM impostesk. wish. all eke& Leas . posed homes Mr. ,of the Commis- duties. Besides, It °beide be n"h"th'i °mg chess be' fel il, the victor as to the naquisbed. This eoustry Is Wormers. sad logaisitorial sae Inn t..aad the T relative to the provemeots were but a very small !wort* pipet tbd greatly iodritted to Mr. Grant. He has in almost every hart earl& of Wog dose • •of troops, tworitts. ad l e th e co. increased prices of all the seen:lanes mid lazuriotsof Lk life. Wises he was a 'MI( „,,, e. he eiwetkies d i ...shaft viodieated the character of its inbabitaat., goes, or proosebod ilea 1 WM. ' i whose the estimates of her bastard, spa nou eld 'Erni. imiliglisti, • iititio• • Thif mouse Ous soma to after a few *reeds ham the well that claret was no mere Ali lit. per tithe Iht ma= sad Mr. Autorramov. mow it was frias ilk to 11. Auld the „-. Me has circulated the best priociples of the BMA *sit by animb clArarauta-16. giANCILIAR Of the Raisehree wails that meta". am area theeelleM6-4 1 feer: •.. . • a b a _a i d aa s geh a jth f pthe the th a wed seadluir of , Ls I I t 214tatis-wiallsolUmabi th. 40,110 11 40 0 4 1 ' the bes titith i lfte hi r g e i t l ary .le"s lookia lim g ell 4owit *llle vi l it i al 44111111- .1100r5. a. " way is nittiasks Aresessist NIL .. i gligkow /ha b 7 illait. 41 .,! 1 * parties sad all Isetiesta, with the map of Ireland be. saner of the possielies map z Comfier, apposed it ;be saw It was very roper. thor of Dos/6x ems-. fore Mu, physkal sad intellectual. its esiumaibtail hake. by whose limorease I strbelfillY. tot the rhombi be iteasisiodated tfArd, end belt to a s se d, ow was Ilk duet sot listiso pod ; on um side, the pops:lades on the other. He Imo . govermast, as a by wheel with a bons* sad hal= • Alleidell 6 le I b r i se rs- h . Let him its pork*, MOM sisiiisii Mild* • 'olass with the eye of a stateless" the tlispositioas sad sad sollehasos this yea all k ile 'lllte regi N rd IRegi sigill shrot t 1. b e i li ffilia llafids ....."" b•All Tre ire ssal How Tr e e ti a di r l a gla t h ea l " We ra „ ma i. °l" ilis sa r ie d : Rope ak4 7 l 4lwe r s alid was rbilid a el Or the peoples tisasl l; :h ie z etukse sin o the noses of the brisk of destros:i i ois, he 16 ''," 'to be received to.morro . i sleors." who, althea( we whome a re=heie wore chewed to the Th e Report l ee the L k o f 1 1 / 4 4 0 f t o all woo boos& he probes the wooled to the bottom, aod precialme are not yet arrived as the der 011ie fit *nal of Lem year. R`t e . w hat ._ w "... e t . he up, the emoluments were agreed to, as/ eke MS was M. te his place is Parileeseit, that It siot. tbe pa. le the triiimmall a' a "PUP% APPIPPI .any called 'Pea "de P way. " was •' '"'" dared to be read a third time to-memo% Heat that is lacerate, but Mee,' ' Wiwi' has whams their *Airtime pew • a tathlhi Whitt% a harm* is the R:rti• Park, t 11 the f urn the qussliso ;haute Doimiltedos Herboor $ll b ees i vorea s sa d eees i_i t r a s o t • the mu as eye. wood ilea to he thseamtaallutallemmesdiderata of 161611 • 18. sior • - 40 . 0. 1 ,44 in ."'" i a t e r rte ';: s . r A be ref! athirt_time, NJ. . f , 12 111611 1 , It a y alligrobserwilwas _ i...... 4, w ee d an j aassa n ak to tuo whew , of si m . abd li joss. Tier is ost., soap ahle ealkasto te a m tealdeOlip abash *rt. It sp. IT o T et ' tee 0000 l;: e 1 o ' Vbe""olers'ol fiat the thaw ~=; wlesitessoe sad p ar e ettal governmeut : bat It la bo , es lodelial ot nee mind, li Pod Gat tb• )!sash kiwi l a r gal we d* g risu ' d larb. bill ;Melt be r- - - --- cause, tree Or the ibeliage of Muria nature; they ro of the meta of system mod et i s * a eri al ups, a booth of 21 pi? : New, s r. c aleigirru iV e 3; efe " ma net a A e rie paths psi wishes' *kb eflbewse, cruelty with . . , Bove Masters eapablo—wies I omPfloor Wl* € _ llllll l Bll . l ealra l i ft 7 .fl innia ' am r .r „ .; sa she alb stalest the'llill: • Wad the it etewey with the eg o g`-'w is sot pease yeses. tap ww'm elkorwi• I `", " s t e '. 4 Thu Bill was ordered to be rood aAM 411 mate. ateaealty. the r. llllB arnet hos e owe, la his short mt. rive tiessesebtatfoo to ado a I or imerest ia =r by ret:61 11 :07.01 1 44,4115t.. tee Wire a sae, awn t ir • • uslfibitraills, he Nies tie r e i d ' the &blob empire toe as Suit their mosses' Nil the snarl.- arramovana SIIIA.—_ Tb• 111.41d0 1 a the tat *wee el the - Wags et his& over alias. 'whisk, 4, the al asak " fil : ibir ilbs , we s* Pall ir 111 gliesd. ealari re t Cootalilloe was Imoutb ee t e ut e ar the Bill was somas ass . b oa s o sousetbe of seasbvtlion tweibiliime to Alai& Waal p le shwa dot e. % w i sz a , es as. auw eidybe a t urni ved o : lfi l b t o vel_o_.. " l l l " i l! gi l iirli f w d.. t toeisite ;th e Hew 111 eke Gaanalmallial that net *ma die* Ni It sem? What ea es lis emesst _require soy semi- 140.....1“ itaf." a Oaasitlie on the put, . bk. Astir 0000 11 6 _1 10 . 14 let !aft iesaiwiaskst oba ammime. et ,lb Ng • apse" 11,01 Mt go all the Ivor vfidi the Old oil& all &sadism wid amp* t a . i lk e t beldiss " t i l ir mtii st . 0 w 0 1 www. rept. Tee 1 119nee fiailVdd iteßlf into 'gbh Distilleries Mil. A 4111fffie is Weil lbwaillie Seelmilameallitralaad. Time Ws thiblitifies s ithea le fiellease is the Italia v. "M r: el be a barna se Imo fir we ga m e y. ; -resuesed, she art was brought ip_ 104 reit Ow isousad lisi the boats et so etsipetstst littiposity l , ttot Kr. Otholag sod la % slim owe isstesooleias. as gl ue y. t h at -aims e was .did to the Nth by cosy a ..Nov. 'and the irwa d sre d N ay s hi e l d he imotoopeoll is aisle at ineiressiree blow seat go apeswe al sine liii berme' Dal imaged. • • . yaw The Mg insolwart bebtees' Mil peanal. PP r 441 glow by Ms ilmoieetery elmades. 4 poplar fear 4,t401114i5e1l • mow a t o slib 608 4 . " li l t 1 : 8 1 : 2 4 .11 4 Porlia. 0641 1 1 4 A1NT He 4 NRWIIPAPHIL.-age. *gi r d" bo lab* 11•• Mild! =11: 11 :1 As IF oassiry . 4 las Mal lbel ee l i " g li 6i 6 a sod the anent seas Dew mewed. that she whisk good be tboosoreur i t - ibetMetal. „ am . be miring the a i e . at the ma a t %I r . • . 6,6 . Alf robe lab, the slat $ or, ii OW* caul AIWA e I . . .. OP hi a Owl of ad hinter esti Pahlleher of the Nor/8W sifts lIN gag Swish' the. ptherlebte it .111111 t bees law At*. Mel la ' 6 toW dam tilechergal.—ne oder was aceetilbeyAsossied. • 4 - 11 - 41 r :CZ Tis um& eldblebs b wer e as bit al ow esetibelf elft =ss If lb . ~ i p \ , 40 r til i . 1' • t. . . 1 1 • i i ,•% ri P 1 . f t' I ! • . li. t _ . • • i: • I 1 - . i . . ' 1 i 1 1. I ": I, i