The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-18 00:00:00

L dW INT'ELLIBENCE. COUWAF Wiril BENC H MAT 17% ISENEFIT soma. y; moved for s . R ule t o thew cant, whz a 1114141mq% sionild not issue, directed to JAR Claudius Hunter and William ?erring, Voritl. derinen of the City of 4..0nd0n, commanding them to issue their warrant against Sir Charles Price, 13art. and tither', Tcustees of a (lane& So. ciety, calied " The Commercial, .Traveiiprs' Beep. fit Society," for the levying the sum. of 20), 1t year, ordered by the abuse Megistr4ies, to be paid the widow of a deceased member of that kocicty. Mr. PAN; 40d, that the worthy 14arotiet against a hum the warrant of distress was called for, and the Magistrates to wbum he prayed that the tqan. damns should issue, were snot actuated of them. selves by auy desire of opposing the payment of this money ; but aa a great dilference of opinion prevailed in the Sosiety relative to it, they were tenacious tif taking any steps either to pay the ntone/ or tis'asiforq the pigment, it being refused without tins sanction of tlic Court .cif King's Beech ~ uu ithich,accopt this application was made to their Lortlahipa t Lord ELLUISOROUGII ifikeil Whether the par. tics had boll summoned, Oa( the urtier was made ! by the above Magistrates, tq appear ist4 pax the money. Air. rani; ens weved it> Op negative. His Lurd 7 ehip then reeouviiiended Ilium, in purieence of the Act of the 3341 of his Majesty, to cite the Trus tees before thp Magistrates that they obey their under, and if they should refuse to obey the order undue that stenamons, then to come to that Court with the application new made.—Rule refused.. 110 V CIINOR PI CTO N. - Mr. Slat* ple restos( his arguments this dilly in behalf of the isbuve Gendemati, and laving con ! flPdes l l lewd Et.t i anaostoools signified the intention of the Court to bar the counsel for the Plaintiff in cply in the cetera of nail week after which the ourt will Givejudgment t COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MAY 17. sv Nisi Paws. patron o. STANTON. This was an action to recover 45.1. f ait! to beret been weaved by the Defendaut, Dr. Stanton ! a surgeon in thoilrand. It nppoamid Bata the evi denec that the Plaintiff be*l situation in &Inter mt.:house, in 1804, what bo was .charged with embeasting Government sieves; and lodged in pri son. The Defendant, who had attended the Plain. fir . family as a medical man, wait to him whiltt he was in custody, and undertook to preserve his property, which would have tallest into the hands of the Sheriff, if the Plaintiff had been convicted of the efLuce imputed to kite. Ie accordingly went to the Pliiiistilfis house, 411 ,Ezoter-street, strand, -and secured 34.51. in cab, which the plaietilf had conceited to a duet. lle afterwards used his interest, end prevented the ptosecutiou from euing on, but rernsed to return the money, though he was frequently applied to for it. At last iie . defivered a hill of tO6l. fur Medicine., and in the present instance pleaded a set off, The hill appeared to he a mast extrayegant charge, and lading the items objected to, the CQUallei abandoned the set 00, and rested hie de fence on a receipt in full, said to have been deli- Tired by the Plaintiff. peceme a question whether the receipt had twee beer, signed by the Plaintiff ! who was describe Ws ed to be.incapable of writing name. The Plain. tif f to avoid an arrest for debt, kept net of the way, and was not to be found ; but under all the eireunistanees, it was contended that he hiui re ceived his money out of the Defendant at different times by instalments, and that the receipt as his hand writing. The Learned ledge snowed' up Rho 'evidence the greatest impartiality, and left It to the f y ery to give credit to the rtualipt t or refuse it, as they believed the evideace. The Jury, after retiring from the bor t found verdict for the Plaintiff for IQOI. The case lasted all day. • . 4, . The latest eaPpuuts of the FrollsCh Eitecaoo are of the 3d instant, at which time be was still at Antwerp. He and his *arms are expected to yisit wary proviocial town in Holland. 8ei5t05....4 pitched battle, for 10Q guineas !side, ,betweee tiro mbjetjc provincial bruisers, of the names of Pearce and Gatos, the former, coneliman to Colonel Hare, who yr backed by . his master, aed.the litter, the champion of Glee. cestershire, barked by Sir C. COe Was fagot On Cophall Heath, sear 4.onissey, Haals,ali Mon.. day last. The combat iv deeeriboil, by asavnatenr present, to have outdone all others in determined bravery and hardihood. The men, above six feet in height, possessed *moderate share of skill, and they set-to is the style of the old school ; and, algrough the battle lasted two hunts, neither of them !ell without a blow s or thrown by the iron grasp of his a4kerstity. The features of the ,%:hainpions were se distorted, that the faces could not be recognized, and the body bits were sucks* an ordinary profeaor could not have endured. • Paton was the giant-killer of the county of Gloat- Pester, and the terror of his neighbourhood, bast Pearce was rather the favourite at sidting..to. Raig# was ultiniali.ly beat by a cruss-battack. Xhs winner wit, put •ty - bad, an 4 remained them two days. Cons ExCnAnav, MAY IS.— Tq day the sup plit, o f Wheat are again theft, and Sales in this trade rather dearer ; Barley en.l Malt nearly at last pricts ; very few White Peas ; filealls of the two kind fully at last currency ; Ncie Ticks 445. to 51-. per qucrter ; Uld, as under; Oats Ire like ~Vl,e ice troue short supply, and this trade is dtarer. Prices of Flour at the lut advance. CUMALNT PRICE. WhfAt•• - 90'. 100..'lltl•. Tick licair, (old) 92i. 58.. Fine din° - - - - 173•. 1714. Oats, Rye, - - 58.6.1).1. Rfirle y , itare Seed - - 4X348 4W i l a4(lioilC11) 68:e. 74*. Fllae 1.10411 . - - tire % Peas, - - - 4e. v.p.. I Secuads - 1144 w, (old) - - -69 e. 6%. THE .410)411144 1 4 4144.4iigrit . • . ' • Naga QV Idle* Mn: 17. I • is* Chlinnitilnif Athlterlas eh the ‘sothe thron; * the Lora Advocate et Ik:thug Wei heal 'eti WOO( t Ceti* a • •I a . . . 11‘e Einbelrourtekini llite r it Rill * * a ft Bill, the Maw Ned .. in.the risk were rtin, the Malt I 11 awl sevend other were ale al e hl hr: lanthottrle. Mr. Usvaisport, mi. e's, Sir . G. enured! kr. Mew. see other Meaner% and reattli nt thee The ifillieeelemeat , Bin was rdered. tube pNemei. • The ROI* 1 I,elhhjaes e • Salutes Angramitatioa 113111 wayon the vivito° of Lora yiseop,allsivilW, read e thiiil III" alia — illigarci ; .' CATIAOLIOS 4 - Ths pot of ICIONOUGHSIORSpnaIpsepti his a irsto the Catlinlicg till Tuesd a y next , for srldebilirithe, Ware orderdd to he se . NT" , Ford yiscoont WIRI A VILt i If. red his motion relative to pre 'conveyance of Troops in Ships of Wm for hiolld&Y, fa/ which (I,iy the pods were ordered to beisioniosed. • SATE elf THE CINTRY. . sad GRE y obstpoted his mode' 41 Nelda,, the Ilrol ef ',ape for wide h day tie Lords .we 'order* lel* . tart .• • 'my EttStOPI lit 1.1.. ' '- ,Bari GROSVENOR, on ineving the laegnd Teadiog of the Reversion Bell, obseried; that. be .could not help fueling coatilderable aneietY 40041 this bubjelt, at be felt that if the Bill was reject. ed, much dissatisfaction would be °relied *monist. the weli.all'oesod, wed - that -* handle would - be' Igiven to those hot well-affeeted, Which they might i use for mischievous purism*. • fle would not ie. load the aegumeats which had seen before urged I %too this tqpie, but he could not help observing I that, however little it might be said title Bill Would etteCi, in point of economy, still that it was ne • rmeiary to pass it in' order to sheer a dis. Pasititio to economize the resoorces of the cows, try. It should also be recollected, with respe9t to a:mammy, that if a saving in officer compare. Lively small, amounting only to tog,oeco. hld hem' made at the commencement ((h. Majesty', m reign, it would . hate aoutited by t his time, at -compound interest, to 10,000 1 ,00Q1. Ile could put but consider the power of granting Reser. siuns as a dreadful engine of clandestine corrup l tion, ant, many p( their Lordships were probitiily not aware of the manner in which it operated, ea. tending itself, at it did, to almost all offices, tad i'Xert4sed in the eirent chambers and secret recesses of the Veasurt, where by a stroke of the pets teas and hundreds of Reversions were granted to increase the infllimace at Ministers. Ile admitted that SUMO clausel iq the Bill might require altera tion, but that could be done in the cohunittee. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that this Bill was wholly dif f erent from those Bills on the same subject, which bad formerly been before the 'loose, and in principle was highly objection. able.. The object of the. present Bill was 'not to abolish the power of granting officea in reversion, and for joint lives, with benyfit of survivorship, lint tq elter tiic motle of granting there, and that in a manner Nu most ohjectionaille that could be tPnceiTvit. It was enacted' ky,thia Bill that the ,rown atioold,iser hare the pewee of granting flee tse offices, 'except in pursuance - of an 'address rol both or either flaw of Parliament, that Ras to say, that the Porliaineut were to take-evrey ffom the Crown the power of granting these of fices, and to transfer it to theseselvee—a mode the midst incoqsistent with the tillage, the practice, and the spirit of the Constitution. ills Lordship pointed out other clauses in tip Bill as iisolsing vat absurditles 4s to any discontent existing in the public qii:td, he thooght the only proper way fur that house to act was to eqdearoar to do their Ivy withoist toping ioffeeneed by any pupil. lar Clamour. Those who formerly directed Ili their efferts tq Overthrow tke Monarchy, now finding that unsuccessful, tonged thole efforts Against the Privilege' of tfio liolse. of Cominniii, with it pretended verieratioq for. the 'rheune, but still having the same object in flew, tke dretrum tiou of the coqstitutioil ; and he was wheat their Purdeitipsirgest be eßstriticed, that the privileges Which the ?louse of Commons held fur the betty. fit of the people were essential to the Conititutioq, and that if the Ifuuse of Commons, with its pri. vileges and powers, were to be swept away, ;mil. their Lordships'. /Lope otti the Monarch . ? cooed long exist. 4s to the present Luill, his objections were decidedly to its principle, toll could net be removed in a Committee. What hp %Ostiad was, that the whole subject 'hosed. be before the Houle, that they might know what offices it way proposed to abolish and whet to regulate; and in order that this juvestigetion might nut be fettered by any new grants in Rimarsion, he tisoeght the hest mode would be to we e Bill for puipeading for* limited time the poise, or granting Qthccs iu Re. version. Lord MELtILLE egrieed milli the Noble and Learned Lordin his ()pillions relative to the pre. sent Bill, pod observed as to the euppositioe, that it would please the pepple i • that the liaise of c o ns / p o w hid -repeatedly . insset, a Bill upon Alp subject, Out it seemed to be very Wow in operating to please the people. The fac tot fps that the ob. foci of the Bill wu 9ot u hy the people; and as to any eari n g te. edge IMP at, it would bh to tritrolje . WO aror,Vereftli..eteetieeieg. A t daluely, Oil pee Wnved.iP•n .ll 4 Olitioct t ii sem* to Ile ',ppmd t bet.by, poreetec to waves. sere of thji jlescriptios, the Orem theseethes world In alplished ; whereto, , fetes* theilower .(p( grepting_thees jr ewe* Male trash' 'halm !it** Ile cueld Net iminapisv:apir tilling op": leocaistitutioist thee thick le the peseeet RN .. ip . p4Prihieg pip srsetiog itr Ofito ss in . Revenien only span the address qf 'both Of either House Of Parliament. The Rouses might differ; one Be might hfve fp feypered ruse to Woloesendlor a Grail in ![eversion, anti the other House aim:, apt I, WINK Was to be the consegeetica tbge ? were they did so to the King's Palace sad straggle et the dour for addtiesiosi, to try which should got bfla? . Upee fount discussions of thie• subject the beech Si ilip hiajestya i t the opening of the , Parisammit had besit referred to, 0041 ku was eers tabs that the benevolent *rya ef his Majesty would be spy's reedy to eve vesc t 1p fey Ulla. sure which coidd alleviate the but-dote on bit pee. plc; Bat what bed the Committee of lifeline el she Hou s e of cepaarnosis done Ater three geus its. vestigatiOn ?• . Ale . siogle eleven eft the *hole v • , • . - AN.. • 1 • • • •~ 1 •I. 7P, 4 _` - -e'cl'w % ' - : • • ' 1 . . - , . T s • I , ~~ . . ; re" 401 1 04 16 ttkIod tt be wain pecoad dive on Monday • seat. " . lir PATRICK 141,11tRAt • phibilite•ll certain • Papers" lataktigatisit for, relative n, Ilk areentands hi the Maffras Arley., Orsteiett to lie on Os% 'oilie r . i Mr. DORDAS gate dotter o f a Inotinsi or tn-morrow.for I a Milk lialta gent into rtrelifeviee of the Y o st Ingo Compaq, also. for, regtshitior CoUris.hlArtlat i a die game sereire. A ellownee front the Lords antummeett their . assent to the tiosteh JittlAri Salary Silt, &r. 114 r. WHARTON. prrientcd :in Eitintrite of• the Domestic Repsseg /Moe ItoSial Naval Asy:uai for one yaar•—Laid oti the table. , • . .• • Mr; PORTS* itelevkt in a Bill for the E ncouragemen t of • the COMM lien 114 M,lt Liquor in Leleni. lit.aft itfarsts !aid to be read b snood 'hate' to-mor row. • .11Ir. PfAteMVAL Salmitd' for Work to bring to t Rill to , s _relishitS 4 11 * 9 4 .' 41 4 NieltisVite 0( the; Vo!iort of- Admiralty.. - iiiintie,t a sin. • The D ADVDCATR of SCOTLAND moved the oeen‘d refitting Cate iftitilog itiliaile din. To hie innimius ted to-port-kw. ' Mr. LUSHINCTON` bra ti an the Repor t . le oe Clot settee of WaysotteMeAllidatithis stgretsk to,•and MG ' . . .. . •. I , • • . • ClideFd D trkg OP Ii,RUStStfICK'S alautric. The CBANcLLOII, of the EXCHEQUER moved the shied reading s pi do Auk* of Bruns. Hick's *tinnily um. _ Mr. CALIMAFT state limit amt. Friend, Mr.. Tierney, whp had itktendot4a. "eke a proPo- ' . sitir on - this aablett, met absent, owing to an impression. that some otharbilliTleis was to COMO • pn before this; and he (Mr. C.) wished that some. Ming el e should t, bo taken op f ur th e present. The RANCELLOR Of - the EXCHEQUER • rather t 'ought that' the Hun. Gent. had altered his intention, ind intended to defer the discussiOn , - of the Question, as to the Droits of Admiralty, : till apother decuion. . hfr:CALCRAFT did not tinder:tend' that he h ad any Istihh intention. • • ••: Mr. SBEREPAN stated, *t the Hen. Gent. had just come down 'with hint frptn the Bullion Committer, and he stippo)ett he' -- Itiid. be here ' • inimtliately.. ' ThaeRANCEVAR . a pow this, • igreeti • to with! §iiding tbst ,MT; T. had goi Mr. CALCB.Aier said, had only left the iittbse a great pity: ( of loffai "at . thinkingbe.m ght dig so, anotber'subject was tal'hr would hare oecogiall*L. .i*puld'ridt allow . this tetatiee'.\ , presiing an opirt ( on—tids,t 0 , 00 the If Oise.) •• * . tKe Ideate tiled diiidel ' . :' , • •, ' Per doe tbiefteaalag 7 * ' • . i • 6: '• . 1 . Aoalail 1 .1 ' . 'a ' a ' • • • Majority . . "4 . . . Whittstrangers were admitted', - ... , i Mr. R. MARTIN was **lig Ipopa the qamitioe l that the Bill he p e en& • 1 . 4 stated that comic/m . lllg the Slietltion . of . thi i . Akoneitcy, ... _ weft etude , or , - t -- toO million 6 bed ___ eitt o Qapitei National Debt betteeeil 1194 aid Isof, it irma important to Fon*lee thither ,thik AANI•lty might not ha stipplo;t! out of the DrOlte Of. the Admiral. ty s fur no body denied that it ()tight to be granted in some way or other, rrom the report, ett tito Table It eppeered Mit he Diolts of the Admi. ratty were fefl j *impotent to miller OW demand. amilat'rbit that thire igfre from foot tii'4ve mil, trhith had 04" been'apilred to :m1:11e pnr. peac. " 4 - the I , aiptitii' • Mat • , hea ,r thitt the Itight iiletttyitli the oily* . _ prbits to pirehhso this Annuity, though !tiw he Ilecppui contrary opinion. The.CHAIIGELLOIIi of the EXCHEQUER , had * 4O O O l Alet time at a nun ,of 7%0201. which would piobably purchase this shrtisfii,!!/4i, — , untcd, for t , this ' dice ek:o l 4 .fr""1 ,bat vsgs,, admitting thgt limy wercidlout _ the ' poser ituation. . M. w.sNrrit 1,. It Wu.difereia, bat the queltrie,. nfottle, wee, w 'her the Blouse world step. 'the progress of the B tilt the Account of Droits 'weld be'e*andaetiand discos:ad—or pus the Bill tio .Rowl and discusi afters/4ra' whether the - annuit , night 8;1 he charged upon this Tani? After confession that there were 70,0001. in the lie of the Registry, the point ? as far •as .tbe reason of the thing weer; Was cleplded. fie agreed in the monstrous eaters of the eireemetaute, thai. the Crown should hare the disposal Within a few years of eight million, of money, independent of ; Parliament. tlwre had been a qiseition s whethet the Crawl') coup) seeelit Of -a voluntary loon, lke. but 'the absolute eciaitiand 'or this sum wu men:: tames ! All 'Obis Iptd swiss i ferat the change. of .'•tliiiags In 'tl4 Oetiatry to libich we kid itot b!fs • allays - earifatiti.accommoillite ourlnetitatl ons .-4.: While the Xing pal 4 hit ;nay and navy oat 4 his.. t 0 - we . pousaione, It we. 'fair that hi shook belie ' 'th e dillpilai of 'whatever was ;SOU*, 'pet . 'lien dee - cdtiiitrji paid' IP Million* tut 'll flair* a#14141111 u mush . for an army. wmaltiquitabla that die ciiiivn theold baronial prruls 'IA( c,ip. r• • . Bret without ac i cownt ? ,Anotber jeCtilin tvi). . . . eat, that it was a lankily - °Pow injustice. 'Tim ;ration' alrould 'boi Vadmieed of improper rivoirt:e . • from tole or friiinas—psit a *nista(' if the OEl' uhlittuOt sdruple 'to - pioeurif largei Wu la iiik, ~. • ,•. - • . . - .. . . _ , ~ • - 1 -, • ;~~ 1 r r 717.G1111111111 , 15v M Shaellien• Hoo•F*1 of kb that alit elilisa should biro (liamaina u lt: bre antr i t see tWOteleti" 4011 "O il of d/r ,taras without Would • A . • 11 .14 %?hie seneyia..0eadiarlop t i ell wis e S" rea ; eitir i ume. e a' tb at it w as a hably pane: • , , ~ • • • • notion 4sotild lebliard trht,i‘LESl•bY FOAM obtained have tohelofaciti from toes iii Minas —pit a BM to *mime the treedoe Essolutpesea of eons* hi Oki Oasis al Lair, isi leeLd. • The SU! was boseghein. eight hit sdrupte 'to -piocu livett ha wittiki be *co i nt dm ...itratobs, • . thdreti' * gie ttletrott—but ions eeay,l4oersisted; tri l libot irk' Hoe, Friogd shok tip" nitec tbißlifire* Lainteitten- r - -, Pe g as fi e poilltittetti pat ItOs.conte'en Omi t , iv** • - tier s . Tie (Mr,. c,:) 41 to pats wigiolt e. , poses. ' After the largo afplitiou which hid hiiit • made tel the Royal Privy Pelle, it, was tiailliy . . .. tilt 1 0.1 k1 11 1 . ,( 1 )9 1 . WlitZtl Food' with this addl . :. bong bettlieni 'whet . re pabilvd other'o4tus o . ." 4 "llt i fhtinooti. slog adsetted to the' Genett il perce I.:'w icit had helm left at the diatime . t. . the Voyirekv — ", 'erid"hed yielded 1716001. Ti. OR of tile Elccamtlirim, , Venatektil, 'that the itoe. add /earned Ocitt_rol4l,l ditttrot 'diet' (6 the feet that 2-$ll. it Olt pow .. tiler. traotid 14 the . C,,aptore; art tes h &dieted fro* N rat *bleb lip had Wiled; ' The fnl i Tsras that tin. InttriNail been *lett lit the Optical of the . . Creed' Aunt trout sine tit' tyontillions. Thilob, • itivitiotl Vhich` toa ' Wein -%lh4iiii ! other * rape, ' . could not 'Po imitie • RV. ,P t y # 1 ,04! 1 / 2 141,0‘ P° 04 Table.' l ' . ' ' ' ' . • Mr. CREEVEY dada*ilittlgottri • . . k practice terve t.3ds to the:oi par e steri • Mee tdepafttire from ON ritein tip 4010 Of tit., I r a n? ale *hat. iletak Pirtbelartr 1 0 letleaa "gat, - alai the rtpyi . ,fhoidd haTe the al •tiach eniiretons 'setae without Wit* tehjOet to be called upon bil s atlitment for an 1144 • . ftiOt of Re application. ' lford's!lGTOTt qivieiee#, ibid . the Right lien. Giot.'hhorelf appeared to bite itilattltnd the oihet night, that theta were strident Orbits to Wadies .. _ . . 441 . •:mri-, . , trsisit of their boars.&' Let their Lo,rdships hare , before them the whole plan of actmeijerwhich was 'proposed, and thek#4 wield finial; in give it ! a due eensideratiog ; thim they 'Would be enabled:l to understand' whitttAsitatierss in cl iliees it was proposed ,to enact. . it Ads vie.vr", he thought It might be edrhable'tel . 11A14401. - the seeiiad reeding or this Bid • for three *kaki, la order iv learn from the CoMtioai,', Ili tim,mean time; 'the saw* of the plan which thsiVbeimittee Of Flatiteekked agreed upon. Earl GREY oonteficet‘ diet tge rea peeetsmie question before the lto,kitti*WleiWhet . e Imo 4 of granting O f flieeilg Neter+ alio - ceidinee4, tq exist, or not. : 'lletidisilhad ,a t thiCkkelititia of the power irotilif predell tie ~ . peeler, f madiak. anitultimaietx but a trill** eiring ; hei4lewertir inconsiderable iii itself the egee thit ago J i be al.' . timately eared, itill it eta Or ittposlattee'with re. ference to the'berthittslit now neeeprOly pres. sad eputt the peopie, en 'to . thslit:fait te Il eum ' was drsposed to dq rill ig their pewee tg.e!leviate i thusOberdens by gicentiof the itrietfst ?legality. TP 004 the irifftgliT kit tllala I _s"Pfilt 0 was only necessary to oliebytN,lllffFime were nom three Aces, tone artheat ititttbia rr Nogie Lord opposite, end the utheriiipi oi"; . j'allenhips . of tbei. Eichegiter, predearaettif I „ if he was rightly* infdemecl, no 'lea! thAn 75,004: alreer, and which, having been. feasted in inversion, cotild nut be regulated 'Oil . these grants explr'ed. He iisimitted the truth of what the Nolde Viscount had stated, with resesct to'the Cgaimittee .‘f Fi. nance of the I4ouse of Commons, and trusted that whet had been ;aid would have the effect of contributing to guickt.ti the labours'Or that Com. ' mince, and induce thelii ro fOrnatiftileirplan wiib more expedition. NctiiatiOott;d be inure certaie than he . was of the truth af what the Able Via. taint had stated, that the benevolent views of nib Majesty were always ready to support any measure fete allevietinttist hurdias of Vs people ; tied be most deeply lamented shut his Majesty was now in that state 'es to iendet it doubtful whether the wants or wishes of his peo ple could co e babe to his feelings. 'This, however, was a Ili ; 141, upon 1 which .he touched tremblingly ; bat t .was or which demanded the serious e o nsid er atith o f t he ir Lordships. He could net but lenient that hls Ma. jesty should have been advised le providing fora branch of his family, who had urihippity met' with misfortune', and there being a 'fund applicable . io the• purpose, rather thin make. the provii!oa from that fend, to add to'ile burdens on the people. He could net but lenient that in the exercise of the power of granting sigectiree foe - life; instead of making them the rewards'of services, aq oecasioa seemed to be sought of vexing and teasing (he pee.. ple. Ile admitted, with respeet . to the present Bill, that it was utterly inioneistent with the Cog. stitution that the power of granting °likes in Re. version should be transferred to the House; of Parliament by means of address to the c town, and ' Nought it more liable td abuse than the puler es J now exercised by-the ()row*, Still, .however, he thought this olijection, sad the other* urged by the Noble L ., 9EI I - might be (Plugged la t h e Clitu• twitter. "K"" • • Lord Viscount SIDMOUTit *di of 'qeitdoo, that it might be advieable to abolish the pewee qt .rauting some Offices in Reversion, . hitt . Contended . , . that a great delpsitin had . gune . fdith vtith texpect to this measure • there wis- much ilaggeration on one'side, and clamour do the other ; bit the fact was; that the' ineasire 'vissaid hid aiiel o netiihlo from the preregative iif the - clem, eof ~ he least diminish the burdens of I ke peolith : _ - . hoped that it was i s n , edeiteilipktienl ids #oy i O, 4 0d Bid of this desoiltithati sib 'eflicei ille Rowse of granting 'which In reversied itiivis or ge oied. 4 oo4:, we ; bat here: Owed, of the _ , ,prese e tiell, Isq 'use convinced. • to 11 ~. _..... to MUM? any The Niel dr . ip Opinion * with the'Weoltack,, As to she burdens • • were greet i btr the opelende t " means of the' ' compared with so geese el that i , pared with the then resources of tile cointry. I'o6 Karl of cotysroiti thotagiti' it' toupee: Obi, that the objectionefollor progdi'lllo:4o4 be remedied in a Comaiittee. • ' Lord kill)ESDALirtraj of's elmibefloptticiu, best ▪ thought th best Mode of leaving opt ei fieUee regulations with respect:to any offices , which it ,might b e deeiped expedieit to ears, into &ed.; wol4ol be to enact, that ne, 'tutus 'grant- of apy Ace in reversion, dr for joint lively with benefit of stlnivgh~ip, should Imulloweid td stead is the way of an, regulation of each ogee. • The question wu put for ills seioml reading of the Bill, wh;eb was negatived. 'flee LORI/ PHANOELLOR, moved that lite MI be rejech;tywhich vu orderei. • Adjourned at bilf.plit. plea ecldck to« morrow (toy?: •. . • , 4kraimeot NW* Or 4: 6 140Nk, ?UT 17. The Raerkelirlialedlieer UM wee reed a think time ”t! posed: :ti • . • • • Mr. WHARTIIti mewl bre anew writ ler se. Caransals., a s t h e room of M. y•rgr,. Wee Awe his eked, hag_ as. wilted the plow of.Floar Wad ofaddadrdiek: , . . Yr. wiamrrori kovigti did Tew i nellbeille Dike oh Cartons, ia the fAsk egad r -4bved Jo Is raid a leased tithe tmen t eg77 2 7 ,peguise• was preempts* the *atilt emh!lics 04,14 o t ir4 cWirakt i Fait . Jr. 41 Waist: arhs reae a m p g . Sloe, sod oast& f •" • • : • ' Mr. %YHA RTC% V i oJillitisr peomitthis the Ea premium of Farrita anti* pada the United Maidens ar New*. • itibd time, and ordered go be read,* wood doe solutakaa. Mr. WILBILLII4III BOOT M Ash pima* ra notice, to reeve ha km to brim is a Jiui is repeal on mad of go Act of the Bth modal' off William ILL ab , tetided to the iq f if seems.laaAaVs. 4 ' • • ' T‘e . 111,1i1 was Nadal third time, oaf thatilbrame ri.l it was impossible to sa j etid it a g s t eel porpooe. 1 4 VERPOINJ entii A lyggewerred . tb liclyobie and Leese"; irstend Ist ,litb'referpnes to aio pr o seatigip. :lens on the people A be'Sititi44tl but it shonhj 11,0 bei*olitettil i , tkat the . i . est the coiiiiisewd the , 411 iffit d It.the Oiodas or no to,Millo hot hetbilidgi ,