The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-21 00:00:00

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Price TIL 4s. in boards. The same Work no Royal Paper. Price 194 Is. in boards. London: Printed for h. Scholey, 46, l'aternosirr-row ; Veroor, Hood, and Co. Poultry ; B. Crosby nail Co. Sea tioners'-court ; and .1. Ballantyne and Co. Edidburgh. • •PU BLI CO I.A. • • This day is published, price 91. QIX ',EWERS of 111,1 COLA, on the LI BI:RT Ir of the SU B.T . ECT, acid the PR IVIL EH CS. the it()USk of COMMONS; originally published in Tug 'natty:' and now collected, and illustrated with Notes, and additional BY Pr TH oofs, E AUTHOR. " Respice quid moneant legcs." Jur. fl--2.91. Printed for J. Budd, Pall-Mail; and W. Wilson, Skinner street. After a few remarks from Mr. Hutchins nr, Mr. C &raft gave it as his opinion, that Parlianient had dime nothing tie rune itself in the e,timation of the people. He hoped. that , the ideanf Parliamentary . Reform! 'night sink deep in Hite minds of every Member. Mr. WILBER,FORCE explained. Lord TEMPLE concurred with every word and stindsbint in the Address, and with e. , ery sentiment ,of Parliamentary Reform. Upon specific grievances being brought forward; be wouldgo IMO d.iseusslan to finctspreitle reform, tat wtinid never consent to bl o into a Aeueral discussion so ouch palm toted to excite tuorepresentatloa and popular Odium. Ile wait ' favourable to petitions, but hoped th it the House would never receive the language of insult. The Petition ;vast:leo taid on the table. Mr. BANKES broaght up the second part of the Report of the Finaute Commitice ; aloi Reports reintite to Scotland, Public Buildings, Coll and , Military Services, and of the Irish Limn Roar& They were ordered to be printed. Mir. BROUGHAM inked Ille Chancellor of the Exche quer, whether asum of 19,0001. paid from ilie Dions of the Admiralty, en thenit of N(Uieuther; 11105.; von really paid .to• the !Moor present Duke of Gloucester. -Mr. LONG said it was paid en Ike/win of the ime butt of Gibutester., . ' s• . ' illtillettY APIA CORRUPTION. Mr.:W.l4=3E role - to •movel„,the artier bf . the Hay ter thelionse going .a Committee ott 'this 'Bt ply fiala Corrothmi MIL .' It was hit tih. .ject le 11e .elect' certeie 'ye64oo6e to - . present whit . .. „*ruin king coos**, alitidieft.flett divas;` bet .wAltai‘ In reality anbiersitaeof the Queeti tutiime;444: the country.. lit =considered . it tint duty irj:ibeffieeree.te apply remedies tot the - vs. vistas-OS*4IIW -000titt.fg in this Ivey the aim . ject was . bitter attalsted than by a general discus. Silifl. By the Bribery Act, Parliament hid silica.. dy.deciated its abhorrence of the crime, and hod enacted punishments accordingly. , His preplit proposition was nut for the purpose of enhancing those punishments ; he believed that by acting ott such a principle crimes we increased rather than diminisheftl. He then elite: -)1 into a della of. the various provisions of his Bill. First, he-proposed * that witnesses. elks - mined at the Bar should be corn. , pelted to give true 'mid entire evidence, although it tnight.tend tocriminitie themselves. Ile wished, - secondly, and partieularly,, to shorten the dim. tiun of polls; he-observed -that :the poll for the smallest horoggh could be continued as - long as that for the Hargett count f,' by the means of keep. ing it open so ludg is a vote came once in - an hour; he intended to make it necessary fur a greater number to Conte - in that time. With respect to frivolous petitions not,prosecuted, lie made an al. lowance of . Oat& . Mr.jOIINSTONEIIid not wish now to enter into iinyAllicusision on the subject in Its present stage; he metely *WOel to observe, that he' ion. curred with the ideas of the Hon. Gentlemen;" but differed es to the necessity of the retucdies he pro. posed. -He , was. dot ladling to adopt measures which were inconsistent with the law of the land. - -- B.mauio, Mr. C. &RULE, • ." a • '.%. Shylock by Mr. Coolts, . ot •, . . Portia (for that Night only) by Mrs. CLARics. v smilit End of the Play, (by parttettlar desire) %., . t.i. &Site will recite Penrose's .ODE to MADNE SS. e Bay of •Bisray-se,—and " Sally in our klley," • By Mr. tarledon. Cootie Saw in! Mr. !Minden und Mr. Emery. A fa. Vrarite lAA Song by Mr. Webb. A New Dam, by Mr. luckdflo awl Mr.llli.ilor.• To w hiels vi VII be Oka:the Musical Farce of -•-• 1 4 QCK AND KEY. Tickets to be lead of Mfrs. Cl trke ' Nn. 2!, giwt.drert. Corcnt-garden j and of Mr. Brundutt, at the Theatre, where places for the Bates may be take*. 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Any other sum may be insured in like manner, and tit :111 other age. Oue person may insure alsoeier's life, to the amount of any interest he may have ru the con:l:mance thereof. Si' En; trance Mani or A Imiraion Fine required. Nei Charge for., itotiriev or Certiltales of 'Renewal. Itegistfy afsAssign irients net:mired. A large Cionmission allowed to Solicitors, ur ether petwns procuring iesunusccs. W. lIEETIIAM, Secretary. • • 11 'Hues.: was now such, -that ant *Realtors of would • have started with indignation ;" 'the contrary, he would assert, that o'•or ancestors were guilty of practices at which this Ho'tise would shudder. It should be recollected that the Members were in former times elected, as in a Common club, by , ballot. This was not a period of corruption, as so ofteu asserted ; he rather thought it exceeded any former age in 'honesty and purity. Mr. BROUGHAM observed, that the reason why bribery did not now seem to be so eitensive, was because it . was carried on with greaser cunning and snore secretly. Ile, from experience, could assert, that in several boroughs there existed an• organized system of bribery; from this Bat there. fore he augured much good to the country. He believed the not bring able to compel a witness to give full evidence to he a chief cause of many evils. In case of great corruption existing in a borough, he would allow the neighbouring Hun. tired to petition against• it.- He gave to his Hun. Friend the warmest thanks for the introduction of the Bill.. Before he sat down, he•took the oppor. ttsnity of noticing that. a letter of It:s to some of his Houourable Frietills near him, had been sur. reptitiously Vublished, Which had cam& much clamour in thn north of thekingdotO,. attd coca. stoned many advertisements in the jublic papers, accusing him of attacking the Scotch Corporate rights. Ile now gave noticeAffit 'fie 41siild, early in the ensttirig r Session; itihniltVii atiilderation of this subject to the House. " .114 r. LOCKIIAR'r thought that the Bribery Laws, in, their present state, increased rather than diminished' the evil. The crime itself was generally committed by agents ;' he conceived it to attack the very vitals of the Constitution. . He felt . himself bound to give his steady support to the Present Bill. Lord POR,CIIESTI R . thought it would havi been satisfactory to the House, had Ministers given a pledge, that they would further some measure for effectually preventing the effects of bribery, as it could not be thought that the mere "Paper Bill," passed in the last Session, could prove efficient to remedy the evils of which they complained, or even give them a satisfactory. cheek. Whets Revenue Bills were passed, every passiblemeans were taken for. rendering. them effectual: Thin' was stated to be" necessary to the publie, service; bit whenever ss measure of : this nature was brought, forward, founded on a great constitutional principle, a wish to s h r ink from the subject was manifested on the -part of his Majesty's Government, though, he contended, they would find their true interest in giviug it their support, and in potting an end to bribery altogether. When that question was be. fore them, no middle course could with propriety be pursued, as such must ultimately end in disgrace and ParliaMentary Reform ; nut that Parliamee. tary. Reform Contended for by the modorale and the Wise, but that which would throw the nation into confusion, and to which we must necessarily mace all we bold valuably and dear. • ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, i NEW BRIDGE-STILEET, BLACKFRLARM . r EMPOW BRED BY 4cr OF Rd RLIA 16Nr volt. 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Joy, No. 92, to C., Law, Ave Mania 1, and C4Chupple, Fall Moll. • 7 --_ The Ilinu-e was occupied from train the looming till tiur In the afternoon, on the , Roxburgh Cause, of which time Lord LAUD ER 1)A LE spoke, or rather continued rend iug an argument for four hours soul a quarter. Ills Lordship disputed many of the positions of the Lord Chancellor, and diffier red fr the Noble old learned Lord in many of them. The LORD CH A NCELLOIt was proceeding to reply, when he was imerruptell be the ........ ' COM NI IS41()N. The Rolm! Assent trasgivea by Commission ton ntinther of Public alai Private Bills. Anton the Public Bills were the $ India Loin Dill, the Avessed Taxes Bill, mod the Irish l e ßill. • • CornmiAinners were the Lord Cbucellor, the Doke of rose, tout Lord Walsingliam. .• A Ale*Sage fowl the CIPIIIIIIIIII2> brought up several Bills, and reported that the house had agreed to the Amendments made respectively in them by their Lords:tips. Among the Bills vests the BM tar Itelmilding the Theatre Royal Drury lane. The dieruwinn on the Roxburgh Cause wns afterwards re- Mimed, whets Lords Melville and Itedesdale deliveted their opinions. Lord MELVILLE agreed is most points with the. Lord Chancellor, hut rather expressed a wish that the whoht of the case might have been decided this •Sessiou. Lord Its 0 LiSDALE entirely agreed with the Lord Chancellor. ' • The general result was, the adoption of the motion of the Lord Chanc.ilor,, which gave the preforeme to Sir James Ennis Carr in the couspettoon of lirievet.—Adjourned.. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 29. Mr. MILLS iii behalf 4 the Mayor of Coventry, dis claimed that he had any partic.ipation in the Petition pre sented front that City last Wednesday, praying for Parlia mentary Reform, and the Release of John Cale Jones, der.. So far iron) beings party,'he, the Mayor, had positively re fused to convene the Meeting, sod now authorised him to' make this declaration. , I The Deputy Usher of tbe Black Rod summon...el theileisse ' to the House of Peers, to hear the Royal. Assent gived by commission to several. Public and Private Bills, for WMeh see our report of the !Lords. A Message from the Lords announced their assent to the Army Clothiog Bill, the British Fishery Bill, Lord Or ttsfs Contract Bill, the Drury-lane Theatre Bill, and se. veral Private Bills. Likewise that the Lords had passed an Act to prevent unjust and Vesatiom Arreas,'W which they desired the concurrence of this 'louse. , Mr. WILBEIIFOR(;li presented a Counter Petition from the Master Cutlers aad Surgeons of the loan ot Sheffield, against Mail which wait rejected tin Thursday last, and which prayed for Parliamealm Reform. Mr. WILBERFORCE expressed Sir sentiments on the subject of Reform. Me wished that it should be m oderate ; not such as was the idol of those whose wild and visionary schemes plotted the rain 'of. the Constitution. He believed that we were the happ iest sad most favoured people on .the face of the earth. his oplaibo, bis Itlghf lion. Fried (the Cbrtortilstr a( doe tselsetineri bad dose every thing to amMiorbicilleJnOblie bilf4Cliss - 41 0 Ingrid (at the Address wield Worm alai, ' ~ .~ . i.. -. . "' ~ : . . • A NEW, CHEAP.ANn IAII VED EpTlOl4.• OF ; •THE WORKS. OF:HODAILT . ~.• • • To be eatn*ted in SU hluathly Plaits, at lils. etsA. .. This day was pabiliAed. handsomely prluSe4.la Nyaluetiont; • Port 1, of 4 ' • r IIHE *WOUS 451 WILLIAM 110GkRTII, elucidated bynestiptions, Critical, Moral, and Histo rical ; • flaunted nit the =sotto p proved auittoritip. To r ii preliwd some Account of ills Life. • . My TIIOII AS CLERK. 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