The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-10 00:00:00

,/ 6 0 ; 6 4 71 (/ t imed a 49 AILI,A6 6-v te4syteek /4.4 C 1 N. 4001. REFUGE FOR TUR DESTITUTE. THR TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY DIN !SKR grill be st the thy Lsgriss Tamers, rite-rireet, es TUESDAY, lb. lath Fetsggsth 1819. 114 Rs's' Riessegs the Drake at YORK, is be Chair. ,ILDWARD WO VIEW IRSTER, IFaq. 'AIDS. Elrl of Mooal-Iforrit • William Kral, Fsq. • Gemmel-Lett* Comiog Alresaike Ifarlr.ky. Req. Sir CharleeFiolier, Bart, T. G. Ravemiliao, Saeatrilliatit. his. Mamma S. S. H fehaelcer. Itoq. Fro , . W.Ommimpy. WAllam Vamilms, Salami foe. lois, jimeariak Weleb. lbat. fleajosti law**, Woolley. Seq. booed I Tide*. Feeders adellba mob, to be had of the Trerrarer. toolooodf. ood *stew/. at am Reface is Horkary•ruad out 110 r too i a the ci:ssears. nodal Or Sow ad, T . No bervosto oilootiee ht ttamb of ilsellbresieest. Vier Pre. 944 eats Teilwarer, apel.lbmworto ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. nil day was published, In Oda*, 'slice Is. 6d. VIOLATION Poem. In iwitalion of the Will SWIM or " No• pastas ferry. Qeurites ammo gabse." Witlisas M. 13. Le4sse.6lll. Ilk SANK marraicTios NOTE. This day was pcblie:44ll, Bask Port Paper, price Mr AMHigh AN RAVED SPECIMEN of s BANK --ROT TO RR ITATLD!!! Submitted in *be e aria the Rook INeelsion mod the lopretlon of toe wish the RANK ftIiSTRICTION HAROIII.- TF ft, re of Effects os &Kitty of the thistmote System sod rareetiot s Gold. Loofas' 'Published by Wilma Hoer. tedeste-hill. ••• 1111Rsamioer. in the coarse of other observoiloos ow • ibo Note, ta)s--" A Rook-paper Note has jot bees mosed_by Mr. flateoshmb might to make the hearts of the Rook Di rector. (Wary have beam) ~else at th e toght. It b akisedirt a mime Pohllaitiou." IFINGOSIMON GOOD TRAVELLING, (NM 1 11—) thoIIARAGSPI • S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, T. YORK. LENDS, EDINBURGH, sod all Pant of the NORTH. Far laid@ Comars. the Hoimet Homo, arid keep eamilest l, By B. W. MOUNTAIN sad Ca. SARACEN'S READ INN, SNOW-MILL, LONDON. i The follirolog Pat ,Cericks. Mail Conteher. Re. let oat from the Sarneem's Head liar. Salia-bill I- The 11/1111 1 111.1i.amor Liverpool Labe Ciao. ally one ask au the tad, a/16M Four ladder and Four Mader i sett gut every day & pe lop'Clack, writer a Limp al nevi Abeam iii Sind , thragin Dam. Is. Waribora, LathbErf• Nor * 4i d, Lauer,. rib. Markley, !Wausau,. iam, Rawly. Newcastle, Kortsford, Warrior. SOUTMAIMPTIMI, Lattighim Iflorhosser. mad DIM* Oahe New F ot-ismode Coach. Si - half-past Imes eCkiet to the Mania, liffMl4 al tie Dm.phiu lam Smahaapian, by Five n'Clorli.-This i- a most delightfol CIIMPTIONe• I. IL. IMI of Wight. Jamey, Gamey, k. Mato'', *are de Grace. I Cherbarg.lbc. Alt HEWSIsUR Y. Wellington and Ithilial. Past Caeca every Eireaiiiy, at Fla o'Clock, inroad. W L 1 Al OU TU, Dorchester. Illsollord, Natalia,. Aokiver, sod Bayinglakit oleo Past Coach. every Arse-ram. The Weynath Pachata is Outmary, Jams, Ildentry, St. Ma Incr. &e. EXETER., Pllrapb, Weymouth. Darehinter. Fmtniatti, Darwin/Ith, ad Saintiory. New Fast Cana. every Mowing at ii...ea .'Clock. ilmargh Hat si. Animater, liridpori, Missafaed, bastaracha. add ingslas. BATH mad smorrin. Flvlu Pot Carkev i thri,unn Chip MCr,ab sal Id:irlberergh, every Afierairoo: rely•so s, t h e Geri Mimed lam Bath. Mit Ow Lima o Tatra, Thorimastreet and the 91.4111. Benoit, pegs M. rya.... Catielors hi Nees, Bridgewater Twartris, Exeter, Plynooth, Ite. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterhormels, /Witco. and Miming. 1 Ms Royal Mail Coach, eels oat every Lashio to S r il.t.y, , Loath, tlrimbv, ad Hell. . LEEDS New Light Cinch, called The Rack imlimin, NI. , eat every Ilansloge cure. a Firer lini.tes arty. and Sts re 1 workably easy. with a Guard thrainghom. Pesos through hamsfard, Newark, Ilealhest. Pasrusee, mud Ferestielitior, a the Oaken am Leeds. sent Illandig.-Notwithsbarting the gursisassir espedkls. of MN C. It Is albaed to be the r ic aczble owl I. A l l ubite Cistr i zze as sa y ibe rr N . oals 1 unea l re rts GLASGOW, wag, thenssarers. Ansa, Illoiteb arairilthill. Tho Ilasuaber-1(11% Caarieck, likerwell. sod all port. of iiroilMril. a P.mi Coach (MOO. CHIETER, Neirpart, Whitcharrharrk. Tarpalia. Mat , with, Narihoich, mnd Middlealek Prot-Cearli, every Lea ky, at Five , "Cl.rii. YORE. Scariwiromb. '. hi.hy, Shi.ldr, Straderbial, Neo• cattle, aid Edinburgh, sew F air halite Cworh, with s (Sward etranhard. sets nut every amnia at Eight **Cinch, by nay of Newark, Retfard, Tadcaster, Dalai-tom Narthiallertma Dorhamt, Ilvirili, and Berwick.- !manner* finding• them, alas Word true ihe loath of the 1011T11,%. nsay rest what tiase they ileac, and thee proceed a althorn any a...taigas' kw. HULL. Northeave, Envideri, room mod reseresser. Pam taxis, every Malay as kolGpari Six .'Cluck, to the Cara Se's.. illaket-plivre, Hull. CRLISLE. Peorith. ad Whischaves. Far timid. Not Catch, mid s Gated all Go any.-Poona ihraugh Wad's- Appleby, Oressa-hridsg. Riehmeal, Catterli, Ilmonieb. , Inlage, Welberby, Aberford, Oaneasier, and Cum ' ma . *l4 sat awry Mora*. aid : -dorm thekaorney with the know docility. Pawn/seer. decayed as she Red by Amara er pladithre, hum the peculiar *drainage vil their scats befog waned la the cast Crack. KENDAL. Istsamer, Pieria , II irt.y. lonidate, /Loan Charles, Oraralart, and (lamas,. Put C. oho. every • Ker. uses, is Five o'Clock. Guarded. MARLIK/ROUOIL Sa aide's. Rooribiwy, Haamerfaid. mid Beaton Pest Gooch. a Sm. , o'Clork Is the Morning. BRIDGENORTH mad Wasival saw Pint Gooch, every Evorseg. LIVERPOOL, Warriugion, Kerayford, Stone. and WM kid, Pot Conch, culled i! : R 'Me I. 4T. is, as ilea irClnek, t. the bracinfis Mead hm, Dale-sweet, Liver peol.-Ciarded thrriagliout. MANCIEfff ER, Wt. .laer..Ciatletio, Newcastle, Baba. mad Wolenelmooptrio, Pail Coach. every Afieramm, mounded. BINE INCIIIOI M r... 1 caft ~, Mils a Geoid, ow no every Aftermath and rather Rinainithoos nett day as Nam. Poses by Ovfeed. Eartan, and Shiplione, so she Batitors'o Ilea& Lailotreet. Rineringlinm. Silt EFIELD ant Rabe' Mat Pat Crack, called the 1111.1[1.1111A31. eir,l. 10.111-1• SUNI./Elt LAND. Star:'.,, 4414 Tara, sew Coach, every Slanting. Is the Cl , iirme Its, %Weida wt. IT A KI.VIELI) Port Coach, vim), Marano, el dalt l aal Sin o'Cliirk. K. CLAY'S aelihril r At;(:ONS :POI COACHER, to Nem hai v, no tra.m. Aldbmiim. w ...taw H.r.o , t, Imosbou.e. Hump,. 1014. Criiora. RosaNiiie, and n plate- adjacent, OAT. 4. W. MOUNT.. IN OH C... re reesfutl• omoint their rileMl ase sae l'aysie. sli •• 'her will not be accountable fax s:. Parrett. P.-m,,er.' Lurirno,Writ4ogr, Plate. lke. nt MN! I. an PIT! Polish. lin me . if Icht..s len. or dallared, rink. , ea no. a art. rod the in., owe wad fur mentality. at the boars.% Wad hie Sues-bill Lauda. I iv . t t LATIN CLASSICS. --- - This dee wim pablished. N. 1. of THE DELPHIN sad VARIORUM CLASSICS, with the Variorum Metes; price 19s. sreU. aad 11. time limper, tl'l thb let el April. whew the prise will be raised t. VOL and es the Ist td hMO 10 11s, huge piper double. The w hole will, as ii were. inearpteare Ole Delphin, Varl ,nam. mai Mime' rditioes. The whnie will slake 120, or Psi eateeding 110. Parts.— Twelve in he pebiished ever year, and he be p.id fir es de li•rfv. _ . _ Eight morales ore allowed for CI emlerero abroad, and Mktg for Iodn• . _ . Tile Work may be sera at the priseipal rtnalisel len ko Lea thr•tugh wham saw. env he tent, at to Mr. Valpy. abaci the wart a to he edited nod printed. Total present Saborripionn 665 large ant ma. l'..•pretese. silky br bad at 21, Taabe's•eoart, Cbaserry. lade, Lasko& kg Fabatarg, ISSI. Freon re. LONDON GAIST7III, rlll. 9. mil.- Lord Chamberlaies-Office, Feb. 8, 1818. Orders for the Coart's lath Mtraesear en gasday asst. the 11th IMt. tbr Mar days. Wit her late Menene Mahan. Maria Elisabeth Orebro, of bailey, seat to kis Skjary the Eby of hammy, sit. : The 4,die. ro wear Mask silk nr velvet, misfired fibroids, fans, and tippets. sr !slain white. .r whhe zed pN, or white aid silver wart with black ribands. The Gentlemen In wear I lark rants, nod Mack impish' Whir, or white sad bold, or white and ...Ger Hay waistcoats, fall trimmed, coloured swords and buckler. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Mkt. Oltorlorle.tereet, Elteropsquare, jeweller, drew Feb. 13 to Apri. i, it Gel BANKRUPTS. E. Robertson. hiraschester, cniton-spinner, Feb. 24,93,.March 23. at the ft or Inn, Mineftr•irr. Anomie*, Mr. Creswell. Manchester s sad Sir. ..ancery.lane. .1. !Immesh.. Great Ile. mama, street, spirit.merehonl. Feb. March 2:1, at Guildhall Attoropy, Mr. Norms. &. lisholistate-strert E. lualherr3, Callege.hlll, merchant, Fels. 13. 27. Marcie 13, at Guildhall. At orates, Mes.rs. Hawes and Co. And-court, Thrriguinrinn.street. W, Bra . JsboCraireet. ehersornsonerr. Feb. 16, 10, March D. at Guildhall. Attorsies, Mesas. Dociesod Co. Pals. grave.plare, Temple bar. W. Harm, lizeter, draper. Feh.43, ff. March M at the New London btu, Exeter. %Hermits, Mr. Bretton, Broad-street ; and Mr. Bretton, Raster. J. Mather, Maschnier.joloer. Feb. 11.11, March 13. at the Deg Timers, MaashuWer. Atterrales, Mews. Attlisitas sad Co. Redford-row 4 and Xesen. Llaye sad Co. Moonbeam. *Miasma, Liver . merchant. Marti 4. 3, 13, at the . Attention. Mr. Lowods. Liverpool; atiressrs. Tay lor and Co Mai. Reseb-wallts, Teeple. W. Used, S ry, tailor. March 2. 3, rt. at the Liam lan, Shrewsbury. Attonsies. Mr. Grllllllls, heading , Choureery.looe ; sad Meows. Auerley sad Co. Sorewsbury. M. Nayler and G. Nsyko. Harlingtoo. Denham, leather dresser,. March 4. 5,13, at the Old Fleece Ina. Darlionton. Alsortnes, Mr. Bowes, Horliontoo ; sad Mr. Dios, Gray's Imossaare. ft. Yom. baberdasber. Feb. 16.47. March 13, 'St Guild...all. Attorney, Mr. Hodgwo, Dyer's-covet, Rider amtabosy. It esson, jos. enstwop,ire. smut marvire skeet. miller, - Feb. 16, 57, March 13, at Guildhall. Atmentei. Mr. Reysol4s. Camshaft, Hew.; and Mr. Gray. Tyson-place, atp o pims-read VOlver and N. G. fairalea, as . Piaaers'-lutll. Brold• mfrs.. and Plymouth, inercamots. Feb. IS. 27, Mardi 4T, at Onitdhsll. Attorney, Mr. Creech. Unlowetwert, Rrood-oireet. T. t'ullissore. Gloucester, inatirser. Feb. 12. 10, Marti 113. at the Star Ina, Wottan•ander.cdar. Atter ale., Mr. Rion. Ser. feast's Inn. Fleet-street ; and Mr. Frankls, J. bled..trn. Huddersfield. 1 orkshirr, roerr, March 3,4.13, at the Swan Ina, liadderrieln. Abacuses. Mr. Ailloso, Hod dettieiJ ; mod Mews. lithe. and Co. Holborn. J. Sta. -fel& Ardwiek. lascrrbire, merchant, March 5,6.13. at the tilale 1,4•0 Ina, Halifax. Annuli's, !Nevin. VI Wes a orris ..ad Cu. Gray's Inn ; sod Mean. N iAtesworth sad G. I Halifax. _ . J. ..... J . Lourdes, rook Forest. lierhyshire. victualler, Feb. IL 19. Myrrh 73. M the Aare!. l beaterlield. Amanita, Mean. ow" .sral La Temple; and Mr. Thames. Chesterfield. Y I.ea Is. firalt.street. Galden-meare, gramillirshdraper, Feb. March Y 9, at tisiMbull. Anemia, WON& Davies sad Sou, I Millbury. II Ty) !or. ttilnew. 0 t reedlike. mealtime. Feb. IC re, March : I.aildhall. Autsrery, Sir. Gregory,Wat liesdroplan.. DIVIDEND'. March 3, T. I" trawl, primer Marr 5, J. Roxburgh, Liwerpool. tailor—March 6, E. Middlr 1.. a mad r. Doom. Revelry. ork.hgre, rorrrhiners- March 8, J. and N. %%ragaril,. A lan borihimihrriand. rannitio hrcorra— %lurch 3, 11. E. Heron, Ilutliler.delol, enol.fnctor—Varrli t J. Bore., Mamford. Yorkshire, rirper.emaniforiurrr—March t I{.nch. CMG*. KANDE viclaaller— Match 6. C. and J. Ilayer, (lid Jewry. Neerthasta— Varch t T. W. Wooddrion, Daver.iireet, Piccadilly, uphill serrer Morrie 10. J. Phillip. Upper Enton.mreet„ Pimlico, real-inerrhanl— Mort h and Croargartet, MHOS garden, pruritus. evititricATEs -MA., 2. J. C. Lawdria. Lloyd's Caliter-hnesr. merchant—R. Janes. Iledwatiliae. Worcestershire. wilier-11. Crockett. Ilaospiaa Antes. Warwickshire. fanner— F Devereas and M. Lambert, Brabant-risen, Pliiipos-Lae, merchants -J. Stubbs, Leag-acre. crack-plater. l'A KIN P.KIIIIP9 111.SSOLV P.D. F. and R. fasler,Weirriaatea. Learashi re, milkmen—ld. ad T. Terrier. Ripisagbara Otlay, Yurk•taire, larasen—J. Ekren and J. Haar, Caet-Mlll, listen*. eastgarrehaslo—C. WMIMr Sierras, WlMl•eliapl,pagar reamer —J . Mope NM J. Pickard. Liverpool. tiraber•iananoren.—W. C'elliagaaindaad J. Tkominina, Law-Lialots. North 144.11, earidirawarp-maaafac savers—K. lillertaa amid W. liaelordina. RieJaanad. Yerittleid, airrerrs—J. R. Blakey and Sharp winegar- .taken —J Archer and T. B. Emu, Mare Park-aiill. , llerlfardikirr, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Frs. 9. Tbe Sal to provide far ibe caddy of b. bi V . l PIM* bi sugbit frame Me Casimir by lb* Chareellor of the Ls- Newt, it being weed la by Owl Howe wisboot *weed seem Lora SiDI4OUTII boW An the table the Ivoirotionnn mule. wilted No the °Menlo? of JIM, In? the Mika of shot island and H.wea so Iba Meek brie( the P./en fur by the Maugots of Luwedooo. On the @lookout of lonod SIDNOOTH, the Westoineter Notebnote ens commit:rd. A her pint thr *ugh the Leessittee. t►e Bill was feperled without wavadElests. PLACES IN REVERSION. Earl GROSVENOR role, in coisseqseneo of the no tice i t o gale i everthy, to make a notion on the subject of Places in Reversion. iVhst he then pros posed nu merely a motion for It ions granted by the Crown, hot he now meant to extend his ids jest further. The moion sh;ch he had first to pur -1 pale sag to similar to .-thr. hich had NUM, ly been agreed se by their I..niclihip-,ihat ha could not solidi. pate any difference of opinion upon the subject. With respect to the second motion, it might perhaps be thought by some liable to objection; though, as Its object was merely to obtain itifototatirn, he mild oat • S t •111 , 1: L . Tt .4 • LONDON,' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 10,• 1819. 2111 e Grim f.. .ids Hastress /41 ie. Me fie , tied it 'ea the 4.11,61 r soyforeski very solid ground for resisting it. Ile was eat Ong to propose a Bill for pelting an lisad to the grastlse of Sinecures, or for suspending the power of graalleg them for a limited period, though that was a proposition which bad already *Waiter' their Lard ships' approbation: all that be meant to ask foi was, that an account might be presented to their Lord ships, showing what offices bad berm granted in re• version during the last year. Their Lordships had formerly obtained, on orders they bad made at cowwis of Grants in Reversion for a mach looser petted. There coild therefore be no objection, la principle, to the 111011011 belted now to solnalt. It was true, that after what bad paned both in this and h.t/PVl‘et Hoes. of Parliament, on the sulject of Re to Gill, he could not expect anyiElivg else then a blank retire to his motion ; still it was derivable that the return 'tumid be made, is order that. Parliament sod the Public might be informed of the fast. Pub licity, their Lordships must be aware, could out fail to be of the greatest advantage in this, as well us le other affairs connected with the administration of the Government. It was the best prevention of abuse, and however well disposed Minister, might be, one of the boot securities for their acting properly was the knowledge that *eery transuding in which they were eagsged mast be submitted to the tribunal of public opinion. From • due respect to public opinion, be believed that his Majesty's Wait ron had for some time abstained from granting any Pisces in Reversion, except one which, notwithstand ing he inters of Ike oils, and the person to whom it was greeted, be could not help rept rding as a violation of the principle tbst no farther Reversions were to be granted. Besides the motion he mentioned yesterday (or an Acceant of the Grunts in Reversion daring last year, be meant to move for a Return of Grants made by other Authorities. H. thought that the vase rile which bed bon applied to Grants direct from the Crown, should be made applkable to all public bodies of every description. it was their Lordships` duty to endeavour to correct all Mods of abuses; sad it was above all things desirably, that questions of this kind should be laid completely here; for if Ivey thing more than another tend ed to disgust the Public, it was an entiestoor at soacealineht in public affairs. He hoped, there- 1 fore, that there would be no objection to his second proposition. His great object in wishing to prevent Grunts in Ro'ollloll, Was to remove' that bar to the aboliti to of sinecures end use. less ylacee which these Grants presented. Mach bed been 'needy done towards the aboliii o of Sine..srev ; bat their Lordships would recollect, that in the Bill lebisio had been istradoced as this subject, it was the wish of the Noble and Learned Lord to incept Ithree offices, namely, that of the Clerk of Parlia ment, the Clerk of the Flees of the Court of Es chequer in Ireland, and the Lord Justice-General of Scotland. These offices ad still been preserved.— There were band.., as be had already said, traces in the gift of public bodies, of which it bad been the practice to grant Reversions. Of those be apprehended Parliament slight to have cognisance; and it was with a view to obtain neceseary informa tion for their Lordships, that be now submitted two motions. First, for an Address to the Prince Re gent, praying that he would be pleased to direct that there be laid before the ileum a Return of all Grants is Reversion of Offices held under the Crown, since the lst of Janeary, 1818. Secondly, an Address for a similar Return of all Grants of Olhc.v in Re version by any Public Authority whatever.—The first motion was agreed to. The LORD CHANCELLOR &yobbo, whether the second sootiest was so framed es so produce say practical result. lie was at • leas to know what the Noble Lord meant by the general term " Public Authorities." Did he mean Depertmeate of State, Public Boards. and Courts of Law ? It appeared to trim that it would be necessary for the Noble Earl to specify what bodies or persons ha meant by " l'ublie Authorities." Earl GROSVENOR wished the motion to be as general as possible, and foe that reason had chosen the terns " Public Authorities." Ile was desirous of obtaining a Return of Crams in Reversion from every Public Body by which such Grants were mode. The Earl of LIVERPOOL thought that the mo- Ilea meet be differently framed. No sech style es "Public Authorities" was knows in the Law or Cow. of nig &matey. Row was the proper °M icas • aintd when such an order, framed ding to the Noble Earl's motion, should be put into his beria!? It world be impossible for ►im to know o■ shoes he might to serve it. Lord ROLLAND did not think the objection to the motion valid. I here were a great many Acts of Parliament in which the term" Peblic Astberltios" occurred; it was therefore siogslar enough to assert that it was unknos4 to the Law and Constitution of the country. Ile was of opinion Met Pas:lament had a sight to call open all Public Authorities, ge nerally, for any information they could afford ; but if a perticelar specification were necessary, the No. ble Secretary of State was, from his misc►, better gsgalifsed than 'invadesr person to say how tha► ought to be done, and might teach his Noble Friend how to reach his object. The Earl of LIVERPOOL again observed, that the motion mast be amended. No person or body was bound to stake a marts until an order was served upon them, and this order would be in • shape which could not be served. The [louse cer tainly possotami the right of calling for information ; but when a Noble Lord proprorail that such • call should bar made, he ought at least to 'sirloin distinct ly what be tomtit to call for. Esti GILOSV ENOII. bad already seid that he perpesety framed the motion in as gr.erti terms es possible, beam• it was his object to reach all Greets — Sr ti Olt •All :Z47::\ f(7 1 ; s . .. 4 ) 44 . • .0 a 4 el • "'" 01 . q -:..., ' , ie‘ 7•1_,1 • 1 .- s p- .4,,i 6 k i i r. Ms • ":„!U 1 PAX E irißrsersinn of Sinecures sad Places of every kind. His Noble Friend had shown that 'bp tern Pahlic Aathelities was not of se unknown a n►tare sa the Noble Earl hod asppostd it to be. His wish was to obtsist merits of those Grants which wr•r- not toads directly by the ClOllll ; bat as be understood that there was no S•fiellS inclination to oppose the prim ciple of this motion, be Would he lase• to withdraw it. with dm view of briaging it f er srsra on a (stun occasion. In a ships which he hoped would he sun satisfactory to their Lordships. The motion nas then withdrawn.--Adjourned. HOPM OF COMMOVI. . • WWI Sala Owe fith a Cass Me. MP filleePe lilif 14 nor* of sbe /401.1 • oisioo de Elite/1101 roe Pigsty. TM Nilow nit were 'be person, electcd ; Lot , Aitken, N. L. Nees A. W. R• hula T. Sir M. W. Kinky 5. I= lllt 17: K. S. Cooper Lard J. I*.thruitead 11.Nya-on 11. Wroneeley Sir W. 'knew T. Wallace J. Lloniop The Ham. %., 1 1. nape. T'. Distitlaso - On We wollanor We. FtU I AT, a Reform ani , 4rderen 4' 14 sawber of Perim emitted .. %collard far Slll4ll 1)411 Ohio% the lad three seor, Leave was elves to Wtog lo a Bill to 11:ht the them of Cbel trobao trim Ono. _ _ . . _ . . lr. LIT ILETON preoriaril a Peili .n from ePrhin Banters in Staihriolilre, arum Extents la —L oo toe War. Bova woo gives to being lea Bill fat the boner recovery of WWI Detil..kyrtembeeti, rot :sea" ar.. Mr. WADO po4p.med the Committee nn the Bill far the beittr priiervatlea or GUM in "fib, WI Toro IP r nett. • Mr. LAWSON presented& Petition from L. n ano.. decry. praying a repeat of the Aet peed last Sit sloes, for resenting the powers of Grand Juries in IT?Med. Geo. HART 'imported the prayer of the Petiion, mod •steed, that the operations of this new Act *ere injurious. Mr. V. FITZGRRAID defended the Bill, which he contended wee bond in its principle, however, each It saleht all for revision; he was of opinion. however, that the wish of the Petitioners wet not to amend this Bill. but to set It aide altogether. Sir 0. PARNELL was decidedly favourable to the Bill, which h considered as a measure highly benebriat to Ireland. •• w• r G. HILL considered the principle of the TAW as good, though it required revision and amendment, and that Wig ell the Petitioners required. Mr. R. PEEL entered into a review of the feet • sure, Which he considered as see of the greatest im portance to Ireland. and one the &POI of which, if obtained by it, would be nowt Weskit,. He trusted it w. told net be .gustily rejected, bet that it wield be still retained, and mailed where reviiiel ceusry. Se J. NEWPORT thought there might be sews rails springing ,ut •• thil new law which called for • remedy. He wished to see the Hone adopt the remedy, bat still preserve the principle of tug Bill. The Petition was thee ordered to lie on the table. C 1 1 PITA I. PURIM; MENTS. held in me hand a Petition from several respectable individeale of the Society of Friends, commonly celled Quakers, spinet the frequency end inefficiency of Capital Pe nishnsents. He stated, that, in the early pert of his ewe acquaints's:le with the late Right Repairable Mr. Pitt, it was the intention of that Gentleman to have proposed to Parliament some measure for lessen ing the frequency of the punishment of death. TMs circemstence, be thought, aught to incise , ' the fol.. lowan of that eminent Statesmen's opinions and views to pay some attention to the present Petition : and, for his own part, he would pray the House to take the subject into their •ost series. consideration. The present redden was voted at the last General Meet leg of the Sado) of Friends, and wee signed by several respectable i ndividisls of that body in be. half of their Society. The Petition stated, that ths frequency of Capital Panishments had not been foiled to contribute to the dimioetion of crimes ; and that, in their opinion, the punishment or death was saainot the priaciples et the Christian religiose The Petitioners prayed for some chases that might im print even on the severity of public justice the the-- fader of Christian mercy. After a few words (which we were unable to hear) from Lord CASTLEREAGH and Sir J %I EN MACINTOSH, the Petition was ordered to lie oft the table. Sir JAME'S MACINTOSH said he wneld take the primal oppoetonity of stating. that it wee his in. ignition to bring the sebj•et of the Criminal Liirs balms the House en the 431 of F•breary. WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT. Lord CASTLEREAGII pestp.med tho farther esissideratiots of the affairs et the Windsor Establish. west emit ta.eterrale week. Mr. BROUGHAM pottponed the prittjoet of the Nottioghain Election Petition (if se understood Mot right) to sow Arturo day. POOR LAWS COMMITTER. Mr. ST U to mice for the re-appointment of the Committee that had sat daring the last Swim) of Parliament, nn the 'object of the Poor Lases. Many petitions had been presented since the time the former Bill was in progress through that Muse; and it wet rematkvhte that most of them prayed, that the Bill ',meld be "'Tontine dated particularly In their own peculiar cam. It world be hi the recoltectine of the House, that two. thirds of the last Bill which they had pee*, on this momentous eobject kait been esponeed in the House of lords. As the wa. done towards the end of the het %sins, there was not sofEcient time then left for introdocing a new m u the 'object. From the setteents that had been received, it was welt knows, antler the present system, that, In some cases, the 'hole produce of the soli had been tabu