The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-07 00:00:00

4 (Cowlard from oorlasty Mr. Ttsmwav replied. lie put it to the House, after all 'Ile!, had heard, what probability the country had of elm seeirg a return to Cash Payments. In his opinion, the &Burr t the boasted experiment of the Bank in 1816 was owing ti• their issuing a mach larger quantity of paper, after baying pa'ai in specie about fil.e millions of their old notes. He therefore could not honestly believe that the Bank did really intend to :atonic Cash Payments. He was net, how err, angry with the Bank beraii•e it could not resume Specie Payments withont the assistance of a Ministry determined to atirk by the Bank. lie werald attend the Coniniittee with a 3 ddlance. and would bring tvitlt hint all the mildness of dis position Ire could ; but he coald net give ep his convictions, less fairly prov•oltn be wrong. Butt would the Chancellor of .Me Eselletpter 66114 the sane spirit and temper f 11e despaired of that as lung cc Ilia Re4o.aliall remained, that Bonk antes were worth Vs. He( 12r. Tierney) would ahem P.l -I that Bank notes were not 1.44 0 1.11 to Otte aliallief .; for if the Bight Henot.rable tivi.tlentait had the good fortnue to nse in his poraession a Batik note for 1001. dated the 20th et March. 1613,1te,(Mr. T.) would give him elle:lief note for lOW, M.o, and four 11. notes in addition. Such was the •-•inion whiA the public held of Bank notes; and he was Mn ry, for the sake of the 'tight lion Gentlemtni, diet his Re rim ion •i,ll remained on the Journak. declaring 11. Hail% to be worth Zus, evil. From the keeping nit paper currency ft..e exchange- had been 'nought against us—When the Bain. t lid its •liglit expetin+citt of Cash Payinent:, , , the exchange ass brought in our lissom': 'hut the moment they began to issue more paper, the exchanges turned against ns. He wanted the Goitionttec to ree.irt no opinions, bat facts ; and he had am doubt they mould receive a Report from the Coin ratites. on ail snores., except those en which the House world be cowbird to contr. to a proper judgmeut whether tae Sank could safely returd to Coati Payments; Another or his °Wert , ' etas to bring the question to a short and quick issue. He wished the resumption of Cash Payments to tale place as gently as possible, withont any jarring wtth the. public ; but the latter could not be. Nevertheless, the easiest way would be le ietince the issue of not‘s to the lowest possible point, consistent with the waalsof the Public. Therefore lien dent- n niliNt make up tin it minds to some in convenience though he did not expect that the inconvonience would be so great as was held out in prospect to them. He implored the House to take this subject into their most scrims. consi,lcration. The House then divided—Ent Mr. Tieruey's Motion, IGS —For the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Amendment, Ms —Majority, 109. • Tue Committee was then ordered to be 'eclat, and by beh6ut. WEDNESDAY. Mr. NTAttnntitt brought in a Rill for the better preservation of ,flame :e.w.on parts of Wales. On the quesnca for tut 11:1 being 2.:ad a Cot time, Mr. Cravens ohserved, the severity of the Game Laws, as they it present stood, was most excessive. and the concie6o:is under theirs numerous. He understood there was at present au instanes of an inctvidual having b.rr convicted in penalties ainou..tii.g to 10001., watch enaltim, as the law now stood, the Crown h d not the rawer of remitting. He tinned when the Penal Code c..aie under tlte c,asideration of the House, one of Cie first objects to which the attention of Parliament would be turned would be the Game After a few words from 31r. MADDOCKS, the Hill was read a first time. Mt, DA.ctirs said, he held b his hand a Petition most nume totulv and respectably signed, by several of the principal :Merchants, Hanliere. - and outer.. inbabitants of Bristol, praying against too precipi:ate a residiption of Cair.pa;ments; ani entreating the 'House seriously before that step was adopted, to consider the rub; etc. Mr. CALCHAYT did not augur much good from the labours of the proposed Committee. A great deal had becn said of the fairness with watch this Committee was to he elected. Now he had teen a her o: the proposed names, and found that it was by no means so candid a selection as had been Imast , d of. The nurot , ,rs as to party were wren to fourteen aid he was astonished to find the name et an Hon. and Lealli ; ti Friend of his omitted, an ind;vidual wiose talents far titian®o stood as high u those of any person in the H oust. Mr. Tztitirgie was equally disappointed at not seeing the name of his Hon. and Learned Feiend thc list. If Ministers would consent to nitioduce the vaine of his Hon. and Learned Friend, he wo :Id not obiect to any of the other names in the list. Mr. Laweos saw the name of a learned person from Doctor's Commons in the list. tie was at alms to conceive what knowledge that Right Hen. and Learned Gentleman could have of' Finance. He should wish to see that Hon. Member's name withdrawu, and thc name of Lord Liv:ceflo introduced instead of it. The Petition was then .sought up, read, and ordered to lie upon the table. THE BANK CON', MITTr.S. • ••• • • Mr. VANITTTART then moved the Order of the Day. fee the • House proceed:re , * to bean for the Committees to enquire into the i rate of the hank. The Clerk proceeded tn call over the news of the Members. who, as their names were calla' over. went to the tibia and drop t tbeir names into , he glans& The Sreemen then pre:faded to appoint the Cott:l%race of scrutineers. On M. Liiroleon's name brag mentioned, that Hon. Gedtlemen requested he intg.it be excused ; it was unpleasant to him to be salted as a scrutineer in a question which was already decided. TUe SPEATTR was sorry he had mentioned the Hoe. Meinher's name. it it was unpleasant to he: , • bat he had dons it without any suggesion hilt that of oie own m'i j. TtLIIN LT c.id it won I be ~21;ed an old joke. er he had no doubt he could name the very Commune which would be appointed, aod of which Gentlemen had been furnished with lists. A new 'Member. IV . :lo.it name we could not learn. exeressed him self bur it the indnuatior th.own out ty the Right Hon. Gentlemam It seemed to impute to Get...lemen that they might be inaucnc:d. He had, indeed, mend a lea of names on his tabie this morcir,g— where it came trout he did not know; but this he knew, he had net felt hitnie:f at all fettered by it. but had tilled up au entire new hr. lie had no doubt ewer Gentlemen had done the same; and that the election :mint nut be so certain as the Right 1104. Gel). tleman suppenel. M.I.TIEZIJET bad 1111 NI of intention to t'irow out any insinuei aeon against the Hon. Gentleman, who was as yet ignorant o matters of this kind, or he would know that \limners were secure of a majority for their favourite list ; which they only left with those freeeda whom they could trust, or thought they could. fir. 11d . Wartretaie said, lie had net limed any list on his laugh. 'l' he Committee we' then filled up, and the Scrutineers withdrew to the Speaket's chamber. Doring their abeea P en:ions were presented aeainst the return. for Nottingham, Wrirceetet, Cumelford, Greet Gritnshy. Heylou. and Lancaster ; the, were ordered to be taken tow ceisideratiou on me ed. gun. eed, and etith of Ma. co. )(r E. WOILTLYY presented • Petition from certain Merchants and 'Manufacturers or lirsubord, wino a metipirate resumption cf C as h-payments.—Orderol to be on the table. Mr. nertvt.T 110" , 1 the feder of the Day for the third reading of site W comma Husuugs: THE NATION A t ItringTint. . . S r F. Bgelner7 opposed the Bill. and propoud, Olaf, inateakl of now, the Bill should be rev, a thirst time this day fortni;;ltt. . fair 11. Wsi.som was in favour of the ae.untiment. Mr. LAV BOA th.X3,41.t it 14( 1 4 th.tainenditient should bit atl Cie lion. Ilamita should press the queatian to a divielen, he would vote with Lim. The !lout: (hen divided. For the thisd leading, 3:.—For the ameniment, The Bill was then read a third time, ottil passed. COMMITIKE OF 1":1:,C111:CY. Mr. Boorman reported, that the followin • gentlemen had. by (Tr:majority of Lets, been walnut:Ai Member.. cf the ta - rtet Ccin. *tithe— Lord Castlereagh. Mr. Vt.nsit•art. Mr. Coming. Mr. Tierney. Mr. Wellesley Tole. Mr. Laub. Mr. F. Clbinson. Mr. Gumfell. I Mr. liwkissmo. Mr. Abercrombie. Mr. Cantu. It was thou ordered, that the Committee should meet neat Day, with the e powcr of sending ; for pereono, parerr. and records, and of akounung from tante to time, aLd from p:atir to Oars. THURSDAY. This being the last der of receiving Election Petitions, the follesViug wore presented, and ordered for coneideratieu, sla Drogheda, March 2; Wootten Basset, March 22; Great Orimaby, March 2:1; Cainelferd, March 26 ; Galway, Ma: eh 18; Bristol, March Iti . Northampton and TJiiiiton, April 1 ; Milberatapott and Carn.irson, Aprillt, St. lees and Rye, April 27 ; Ivelchester and Grampound, April 29; and tugs tonmpou-Hull, May 4. POOR LAWS. Mr. Cuttwsw enquired if Ministers had abandoned their Intention of bringing this subject before the Home Lord Caert.e.ncaota said, that the subject of the Poor Laws had !teen taken up by a Gentleman in every way eminently qualißed for the duty he land undertaken, and that as soon as his investlgatiou was completed, the subject would be lorot.ght before Parliatreent. In *subsequent part of the evening, Mr. Sturges BOURNE g.tve notice, th it he should oa Toesday next snore tsar the appointment ot a Cout', net to inquire into the state of the Poor Laws.- Sir J. Mlekineczh. Mt. Pcel. Sir J. Nichol'. • Mr. Littleton. Mr. Wilson. - Mr. Stuart Wortl , 7. Mr. M.iuning. Mr. Y. Lewis. Mr. Ainhurat Sit J. Newport: BANK conntrrEr. 171 r. CaLenart. gate uo ice, that on Monday he should roo•:c that Mr, Brom;ham be added to the Committee wilicia had 'ireeit a ?pointed to inquire into the state ut the Raul.. CHARGE OF BRIBERY. St* R, WiLSON presented a petition from Mr. Brady, Clerk of the P,ace far the conaty of L , niri.ck, char.:log the Hon. Wyndham Quin with an attempt to hritie linu at the late eie,•iion.—Petition received, awl Mr. Quin ordered so attend tide day sennight. NORTHERN COUNTIES. Mr. M.A. TAYLOR, moved ea address to the Prince Re gent, praying his Royal Highness to adopt beach measures as would give the counties of We‘tinorelaud, Cumberland, Nur. Ilaninherland, and Durham. two gaol deliveries in rack year The SOLICtTOR CiIiNSRAL said, the aunject was uuw wailer the conoideratien of Miui+ter►. Mr. 1)E MAX said, the Public expected Miniver. would have done ootnething before this ; he hoped toe number of Plum Judger would not be encreased, as that would neither increaa the depat deuce of the bar, nor the service of the public. The Itlidlaad Coun ties also required relief. Lord CASTLLASAOMI de.nded Wane& and his colleagues fro the imputation of delay. Mr. N. Csa.vcier remarked, that the year was very unequally divided by the Assizes- When they considered that there were only three months betwean the Lent ..nd Slimmer Assizes, while Woe were nine months between the iunzuer and Lent Auis s. justice could not be said to be eq.-tally administered. Tux IC4.ltiJii was then ag.ecti to. WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT. Lord Carriettatlß brought down a Inning.: from the Prince Regent, which the Speaker read to the following effect : • G. P. R —Hui Royal 14 ,gnes, the Prince Iteg.:nt, acting for and on behalf of His 31Mest.y, is graciously pleased-to announce to your !lotion:dile House, that the sti,oool. appropriated tithe mainten since of the erstablislnamt, and to tee rapport of the itotiour and aid :thy of the Clown, having, by the laniented tlothise of the Queen, biome applicable to the genetal services of the Civil Last, the Prince Regent places this sum ut the Oitposal of Parliament ; at the same time he submits to the ennlidel4l:o'l of tie House it Commons, the claims of sevcfat persons which he Rotolo to the justice and liberality of Parliament; mese claims are founded on the berVieZli of persons eh, were connected with her Maje.ty's department; and the house will nut fad to gram them such allowances as are usual on occasions tilsimilar infliction." On the mutton of Lord Casit_Ettrantt, an Addreea of Thanks was voted to tee Prince Regeot, fur hit gracious com munication. So much of the speech at related to the demise jesty having heel, 1104 read. Lord CA6TINREAGIit egoist rose, and after a brief enlogium on the virtues of her late Ma. aty. proceeded to state in de. tail the reductions which me to take place, and the talent of the Windsor Lstablithment intended to be maintained. — His Lordslotp raid, two questious preseuted toetmelves to the eoutidesatiou of the House, one relatiog in the care of tile King's person and the other, to the disposal of the feud that was then at liberty. A Bili had pa. , eu tltv other HU1181: which gave the Doke of York the ease of the lkinit's person, and lie should move that that ISM be reit' a secuud :true that Eight. With reveet to the ay.:rind tprestmtt, t:tvre was a necessity for to good litany details, And be altru.d move- that these be referred It/ a Select Commitee. The sot:. grao.cd by Parlia ment for he W indsorEttatitiolimen t and 6,;rt7W. for the Queen. 'flier, alim Atoll :I Or i0,11(141. that 1144 i been granted to the 011een fur the C. 410 Of tat !.:111g . 8 person, mid of shoutd propow that the same Lion simnel be given to tot Duke of lork. By the snot of bt-tilt; littertried, Ltd a sitsti of that would t..•.e place upon the Estaotishinent, there woaid nluwat. ly be a sac. log to the public of 4_oJ:it-That am. mg tor the presettt,rreoltt atotttint roil ) to 83,b001. as the "min of 25,0001. wouid cc r.- pored Ito the fits of um Ed &elision. tit of her late Ma' P .6I Y , map" of swholn sue' e *de 1 ,, c-.1 in life. The chance of the King's ree•very bein g ; {hea t hy d;o...oAied, it was proposed to reduce smite of the Officers of she I luesehold. Among then) were the Vies Cimuiberlisan, the fritiAlef of tie Robes, the hole Lords of the Bedchamber, and the foor (,tombs of the Ilterictottnues. t he Lotus of the lietlchamiter had it goelt ed to be allaaed to retain their sit nal ten. without any swat) to ohs*/ their i.tdielmient to his Majesty. The Groom at Stole tumid still be conilimetl, and aiso the six Lqueriet, who were anome the uldria servants of the King. Lard-hip coiletudt dby picipiooreg a S..lect tttttttt Rive of 21. Ice eti 4 "ei. ,o 4 , 14 repo.: ; aww , g the panics we.. by Its, Lord:hip acre Owe of Mew*. ttatue), Iltitognaito, Lamb, end Long Wei;es:ey. Tn. 7 Mfr. A. W tI,7.4LEY *rise at 33111 C length, expressing a essonn:..i. tionel jealously of slit Hula of York bin made keeper of the K peieen and retaining dr u.Tree of Commander in Chief. He &A l hop Tad the wineipal of economy would but be con6ned to the Wi3J. sot Establishment. Mr. Tit r.wr.st considered 50,00(1. too math for the expense or his Majesty's sermon, end made a variety of other remarks, whicu rare repl•erlto bc Mr. Canning. T:se question ru then unanimously agreed to. Adjourned. FP.IDAYt. Mr. Smart Owstow moved for a new Writ for the election e e a Member for Guildford, in the room of Mr. Justice Best ; anti !',): Ashbutton, in the room of Serjeent Copley, who, since his elec:11::, has been eppoloted Chief Justice of Chester. New Writs were also moved for New Windsor, Inverness, tame, Bletchingley, and Peterbotough. After a few words from Lord Binning and Mr. Douglas, Es Petition was read and ordered to lie on the table. The Bill for the better Care of his illajestyjs rerun went Mzea, ; !, a Committee, awl Report was received. Nir.Vairstyrut: moved the thud reading of the Bill to-morrow. Ordered. Sir H. Pastrittt obtained leave to firing In a Bill for vesting in Trustees the management of the line of road rom Shrewsbury to Begtor Ferry. Adjourned. 1 L :::17:'.7.r.D IN LAST GAZETTII, DIVIDENDS. W. l'Kenzie. St. rain, Covent garden, rceretrzt, May 11. It. Nash, Kingaton-upon-Thiunes. seed cz a.r.er, Feb. 20. G. Milne, Broad Street. merchant. Feb. 20. J. Smart, Kingsgate Street, Holborn. irunmotger. Feb. 20. C. Ccles and b. Gilpin. Fleet Street, Stationers. Fat. 2G. G. Franks, Redcreas Street. batter Feb.2o. G. Chauner, Sut'on. Middlesex, merchant, Feb. EL J. 11. Lot, Milloan, Poplar. Roman Ce:nent manufacturer, Feb. t 3. A. Macknair, Queen Street, Golden Square. bookbinder, Feb. 20. R. Dudley, Dudley, Worcestershire, thread manufacturer, Feb. 22. S. Cockburn, High Street, hlarylebone. merchant, Feb. 2d. J. Kirlanide, South wait*, Cumberland, cattle dealer, hatch 25. Win. Crampton, 13Mitingbara, Nouinghamahire, hem dealer, March 157 - T. rear..on, Pennybriage, Lancashire, flax spiner, Feb. (16. Z. Gregory, Aston. W arwicksisire, builder. Feb. X:". W. Fennell, jun. Queenhithc, merchant. March u. H. Hughes. Manchester, grocer, Feb. 23. lionywill, Bath, brandy increhaat, Feb 21. B. Jacob, 11.trtholentea , clone, merchant, March C. J. E. Share, Fleet Street, shoemaker, Feb. 20. J. Balmer, City Chambers. Bishopsgate Street, merchant, Feb. O. E. Hannum, Threadneedle Street, ship broker, Feb. to. J. Hubert,. Wood Street, Spitalfields suanufseturez, Feb. C. T. Thompsar, sen., E. Thompson. and T. Thompson. jun, Nether Compton, llorsetshire, flax spinners, Feb. rt. J. Wight, Birmingham, ir.kstand manufacturer, Feb. 2!. J. Rmrlatt, Clarterhouse Square, merchant, Feb. 20. . C. Cox. Portsmouth, paii.ter, Feb. 23. Ormerod, Laneli;acl, Lancashire, innholder, March L T. Dickson, talcknell hall, Cumberland, ruiller.Nlandi2 15. - - ---- • - CERTIFICATES—Feb. 20. J. Graves, Southwark, hop and reed merchant: 13. Meath, lircntford, bout and shoo maker. S. Humble, Liverpool, hop factor. J. Hughes, Liverpool, druggist. 3. Walutilley, Saltfurd, Lance hire, cotton twist ar.d waft dealer. W. Sturman, York Street, Southwark gunmaker. C. F. Villiers, Ladbury. Herefordshire, druggist. J. Whitford, Black Horse Yard, High Holborn, coach smith. J. H. Langdon, Windsor Place., City Road, carpenter. J. Emery. Morrey, dutifordsisire, tape manufacturer. C. I.4.eni. jun. China Terrace, Lainsb. eitAioneer. 1. Dicken, Litz:id:4k c...eton cud worstead spinner. Vv.% the LONDON GZZETTE, Tuesday, re BANKRUPTS. J. Towuy. jun. Blanciftud Forum, Dorset. stone mason. Att. I'. r, Dean. Guildford Street. J. Towsey. jars. and S. Lloyd, Blandfard Forum. dealers. Atto Wilson and Co. Uneuln's Lan h tel.! d. T. Thoinpoon. Hattibleton. Lancaster, tanner. John Street, Bedford How. J. M. Morgan, G. Al. Morgan, and 11. Morgm, Bell Sanvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, stationas. Atts. J. and A. Smith, 134t.A Street, Salitlwry Square. J. Feulerton, Upper Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Siloam, merchw, Ant. Knight ar.tl Co B4singliali Street. J. li. Wilbern, Dods Head, Sung. distiller. Atts. BL.ckstock 4 Co. Ttnyle. J. Ilentby, Liverpool, merclant. Atts. Allingtan ant Co. Berlf,:d How. C. Alottram, Pinnate Hall, Winehesta meet, merchant. Stratton and Co. Skoreluch. J. Nekoosa, Dcbtford, maltster. Atts. Fa:other rail Co. London Street, Penclturch Street. M. Hatterslej, Hilton with Hanegat; York, hate: keeper. A:ti. Alexander and Co. New Att. Mr. Norris, DIVIDENDS. D. Sarah, Hounsditch, apothecary, reb. 27. .1. Dodds, Alner , gate Street, galdunith, Feb. 27 eV. Bush, S.iffrou Walden, F.,seit. Carpenter, Feb. 27. W. roister, St. Martin's lute, slriersinith, Feb. 17. T. Battelle. Alderagate Street, wine merchant, Feb. 27. J. Y. H. Ha g edorn, Old Brost Street, ibeichant, Feb. 27. J. Mitchell, Tic;Jield, tout haniptoin litiendraper, a 5. M. A. Watson, Farehani SouthAmmon, mercer , if.. J. Midtilehurst, Liverpoo l, corn dealer, Nub. vti. J. :).vies, Wens, holuei,et, cabinet maker. Feb. 25. J. Ilarnbricli , ,e. Bum on tae Wold, Gloucester, currier, Pb., J. Walmalev, SAltord, Lancaster, cotton twist dealer, A. B. PrencL, Did youth Sea House, Old Broad Sacet. m• Feb. lb. P. Giblett, New Bond Street, and W. Giblett, MickleS. Hertford, butcher. Feb. 27. T. Pliilipps; J. Philipps, :mid J. Philipps, Old City Chamber mei ciknts, F. 6. 27. I. Hill, Brad web, Derby, baker, Feb. 24. t. Vdretv, Churlwell, York, cloth hierehant, Feb. 27. L. H. H. G. Constant, ‘Vellehrs2 Sipiare, sugar refiner. Feb. a 7. It. Randall, (internal% Street, Mlackweil Flail cater, Feb. 2J. J. Macke.orilL Working, stationer, Feb. 2. H. Dosser, Bruton Strixt, lionJ Street, winner, Feb. 27. It. Swain, and W. Herbert, Wood Street., Cheapside, aa4nufac titrere,lolal..:i 1. C. A. Phil' ' '. and T. Philipps, Milfotd, Pembroke, baake.r. Feb. 27. • J. T. Deal. Shaftesbury, Dorset, brewer, Feb. 27. May. Y. Stiat . l), a 41.11.1 1, I.lveri teal, upholsterers, Neb. kb. G. Junta, A.,turi, Warwick, gun :esker, Feb. 27. CEA rmicATEs—veb.r. W.. 1. Bannock. lautnan.wall, Bread Street, wee:Lower. W. prier, Minorirs. tea denier. W. ll.tfiatt, S;rliieldr, cattle dealer. J. Kirkman, Lily head, brewer. .1,1 II