The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-16 00:00:00

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One* ReiWerr• andre she beereeilide ILK Hawing Nat the pawed wathal of dbiribstiog Sib towage of his Royal Illgbawthe Prince Ramat. is ler- amen the Leiser Orders of Peoltla Wads maw to chock than ;Am er . by its supridat wieesomocat power. at their Reed.. eneearege the Doctriee .I( Chthi. No. 101. S. lifarthii.lair, daily. from twelve Welock By the higher " looters ow she P Cos of the Chtfs dus. „ e , p fi ag every Wednesday end Saturday. as lbw Omaha In twit t. I Which days Mr. MARTS,* Prilf""r of Masi, Perform , Pribled fn. W. Siapkia and It. llaseloall, Statloners*.coutt, ea the Imonowsui (raw she hears of two to fear. Seedless Ladgase.stteet how the Works of the difereat evohwat Otaipesers ; sods. ever y Tbaesday ~gag. daring the Betisen,,the fall named powers of the lietravairet ate es by. mad wider the di lation of. Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, Professor of Mastro" ho, (towboat bit Ave other Performiesi, oceaslomally at the same *n) out play fleteetiew how the used Warta of the Mal opiasot of onit o zZzieseposas. A Liss af Ilse P dlay he had. a day Or two pee- Goes. ea applicailoo two* noins.—Adskowire daily Is. On Tomalley Evelio , the Rennes we °prised at half pass seven o'clock. ad the Patensuice connection at eight.—Ad slitaiwe Ss. 64. Unpin. Flight and Rohn* aloe respectfully beg to arqesilet the NAIRN and Gentry. that they have an elegant morrow of OrtionsMfaU deserlptions, tampleted and ready few sale at their Wawa/vas. lIVILLI AM BOMB fikittai il his duty to pub. lkiy sinwimee. that ho is about to eimewenee a GENERAL BOOKSELLING BUSINESS, at No. 43, UDUATB HILL; where he is also Siting up spacious ,and stakine etiieeeive aft.iftersbents for sloe PUBLIC SACS LIRR tRI COLLF.CTIONS of BOORS and PRINTS, and bow, Propooty ennaected wish Literature mid the Art.. Mr tint Sale of Books will take plate almost in. tosediata v. Theolloposal of Ankles confided to his care. as well as the titisttedlonot cowman& fir BMA!, tic. will hese hi. prourpt aid yethrowl sioaitioli. lie respectfully solicit. and airmail, boopecfor the orders aud support of his Erica& aisd the Public. m a AL NM • ~.., IMPERIAL PAIRLIAMICNT. • .-• --.00.—. . tIOUSE OF LORDS, MAT IS. -• Mr. Ohms Hoerse brought from the Commons copies of the tom Reports on Ike Poor Laws, in answer to their Lord:hips' idesease requesting the same. ' Sir William Curtis, Mr. Loshingion, and others, brought up to the CUM,lliol% the Steam Pa. het,' Bill, and two private ,lhills, whirls were read a first time. toted AUCK LAN D gave moire. that he should move she se egad renting of the swill Debts Bill on Friday nem. • The Marquis of LA NSDOWN it presented a Petition front the Sovereign and Inhabitants of Belfast ;satinet t h e WNW.. Tag. His Lordship stated, that a errs th..ite *l4} Milleie4 to the Petition 'ivied by eeeetal respectable medals , mew of Belfast. Mt eject that the Window Tay teoded In Increase dial hie disorder which sofortanately had prevailed, and still " lie d, in Ireland . Thiss certi fi cates hog/ewer. befog deemed he his Lordship took it from the Petition, mid Ike latter wede ' red to lie epos the sable. COTTON-MANUFACTORIES RILL Earl BATHURST pretested a Petisina against the Gotha immisfaeuseles Bill. Though he approved of the principle of humanity which hod abutted that hill. he thosseht there %ere . mime of its progitings whisk might requite priestiVsitiaa. Is the his place. it *mid be seressory &eolith , Lordship" isseme. 'hire whether there might sot be nerasinsos me whirls so wool/ be ureeiar, for tionsoftetarers to carry nit they luissiness at hours whisk h was prtipmed to prohibit their a Italy'. The Bill did sot merely limit the time of working rat the whole, but 1 ' laid certain boars in the even* sad asornitta within which the labour was to be perforead. TM, would lie very well if' the asaaafactutess bad the time of vicrking alww)t miler their ClMlrolii g but when tke work web earned ea by sworn that Wet not the case. It inust he foe Ole interest of the mmaforterorg In have their work dame at etoetae hours. hersr.e the 'swore waste thee he tea.; bus. if he was rightly infoisesed. there were many Manufaetootes in sloth that was impossible, and part of the labour was necessarily carried on during the night. The Bill to vsbirb the Petition be wished to fay no the table refer., red, proposed 1.. make is very serfage altriation In the emsdoet of a great and Importaat broach of sir mansithetens ' with *torts their Lnrds..ips ought not to interfere with ot she fullest deleberatioso He moved that the Petition, which was from moms Cottrs-sessoulariterer. of Langley, is Nottirodebbirt, be trade./ laid .is she table.—Ordered. 'o : NEW, IMPROVED, AND RotsKi.ttsitEn EOll%. OF TEM PICTURE OF 1.0?1 DON• This day ism published Two Editions, the one with 120 ito graviags of Views and Maps, price 9... bound in Envo i mod she other whh a Map of Loudest sad of the &winos, price Is red. of THE PICTURE of LONDON, for 1818: bp:, log a full and faithful Description of London and hal Curiosities, and of the Environs within Twenty Miler, for thecl U.e of &ranters t illustrated with exten.ise Lists of Streets. Churches, Public 011kek Harkrwv-coach Fares, &c. The whole rarefied to March 1, 1918. 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Lord HOLLAND thought it necessary to state the principle on which he acceded to the second reading of this Bill. As far as it had been-stated that a necessity existed for more Churches, he aerie& As far is it had been contended that the 1 State plight to lend its assistant* in the accomplish ment of such a messore, he agreed. But he should be dealing disingenuously with the noose, be shoeld be guilty of omission in the discharge of a duty els;ch, however unpslatmble, he considered a neces. vary one, if be did ant state, that to this grant, as to a Bill *Rhino normorlilicetion, he did lint agree ?- inn, could he agree to mauve Auto that had been laid dean by the Noble tarty: it 4a4 net necessary for Net to follow Met s..ble Lord thrreigh an the topics i.which he had • thew trteceesail, or to insist on the itn. {plehenee of this oneesste r foe, What present state of timeatoostry, to say that • oteasetwittbirrh , went *side, pose art a million of stoney, was a measure of la. portance, he thnoght was little other than a trithrot. But when the Noble Lord, by a iloorish of• rite. toric, called it the most important that could vacate the attention of the House, be (Lord Holland) cep. , tainly did wonder that a Minister, who had ev.t rain. ed the prerogative of the heir to the Crown, shrilled called on the country in greet some unprededenteil in amount, who had Aospended the liberties of the - 'eople—he did. wood*, that a Minitterseho hod been such ' Insactions *boob* esteem the build. CHURCHE'' BUILDING BILL. engaged in . trim. The Order of the Day having been read for sum- ing of a fee Chinches a measure of such paramount moiling the Lords on the second reading of the importance. Ile agreed, however, that it was a Churches Building Bill, and the passage in the Speech aseasore of importance. But he thoupt that a Church of the Lord Commissioner at the opening of the Ses- so rich in endowment as the Church of &Won& lion respecting the Building of Churches having by ought to contribute to its own support and increase. desire of the Earl of Liverpool also been read, The Noble Lord hell said f - iehat one diode' of the The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that in movilig kingdom, Liverpool (and Wised highly paaesytised the second reading of this Bill, he considered him- that town for the part it had acted), had secomplon:- self as proposing by meth the most important mea. ed the objects that were now deemed so doeiratee, sure he had ever had the honour of submitting to the without any assistance from Parliament. Mims,. consideration of Parliament. Theevil that existed from tory as it must be to the People of Liverpool to re. the deficiency of Churches for the greatly increased ceive these panegyrics frown'. Noble Lord, it could population of the country, was so obvious, that he not be very satisfactory to them to say, " Now, could not anticipste soy objection to the principle of Gentlemen, having built Churches for yoursetvei, applying' remedy.—lie regretted the delay that had and at your own Patience, we must take more front taken place in bringing forward this measure, but he you to build Churches for others ;" that was in effect trusted that at last it would be found effects., to re- what this measure would do, es all would, in re. medy at least a considerable part of the deficiency. ality, contribute to its completion. Ile did not mean On the first view of the subject, from the documents to follow the Noble Lord, for it was not weesseate t and returns which had been obtained, the evil ap- to contend with truisms. It was certainty impel/- peered of so appalling a magnitude that it seemed to 'Able that all the population of the country could et. be absolutely without remedy.—Upon further con. tend Divine Service, if there was only accornraoda. sidention, however, it was found, deducting from lion fur role-fourth of it. It was true, Mitt after atl, - .the nominal amount of the population the member of dissent would exist; undoubtedly it would, sod he children under the age at which it was usual to take thought that this was no evil, and he hoped he shoold them to Church, also the aged and infirm, who were never see it extinguished : for it was impossible that unable to attend, thoseabsent from other ceases, &c. difference of opinion should not etist, and the et that if provision was made for the accommodation of pression of it could not be repressed but by the nn. one-third or one-fourth of the population at one rime justifiable hand of power. The Noble Lord had in. the desired object would be attained. It was highly slated much on the advantages that the Dissenters gratifying to observe that in several plates the print. enjoyed, and the restrictions that were imposed on subsctiptions of individuals had gone far to effect this building Church of England places of worship. — most desirable object. Ile thoeght it due to mention Ile (Lord Holland) thought those reatrictiona too in particular the town of Liverpool, where the most many, and he had that morning taken considerable laudable Purlieus in this respect - bud been inattC, and pains to learn the nature and event of them ; but so to such an extent that 14 new Churthee had already confosed and, unintelligible were the Statutes on this been built by private subscription, and' Witir two sobject,thatte feared after all he was not la wyer enough more the full proportion of ecconimodatiett for to explain thenatureofthemtotheir Lordships. liebe. the population of that town would be . petiVided.— tined, bore r, that ender O(t. Conventicle Act of Ills Lordship went on to detail the objects of the the 'rid of Chsrles li. (en Act which was a disgrace i Bill, which are already known, and talcolated that ' to the legislature of that and of the present da y , and the 1,000.0001. approptiated to this peepone, would which almost superseded the whole effect of the To. be sufficient to build 100 new Churches, estimating Wade. Act), under that Cooventicie Act, persons the expence at 10,0001. a church, which, he was sa.iconformiog to II liturgy and doctrines of the Church tided from having ascertained what bad been actual- j uf frilltendt the Parson of a parish himaelf,were I) impended in cases of this nature, would be fully precluded, u r severe pantiles, from reading Ser. sufficient; , and this amount, with the addition of vice any where in a parish bet in the Parish Chore!). voluntary tiebectiptione end rates in . MOWN Ve. Whatever, however, then restrictions might be, he rislies, as pointed vet in the Bill, west.; 'hiistiettte, titeeght th at: under the present circumstances of the go far to she accomplishment of the desireleolllkef.:••• coontrji the Chuech ought le 'contribute to its own As instances of the want of Churches to liecommo. tie - 410in ; when he sold contribute, he did not meet' date the population upon the scale of one-fourth, be voluntary contributions, for *those made under the mentioned that in each of the parishes of Mury.le. I name of voluntary contributions were often the most bonne and St. Pancras, five new Churcheirineld be forced, the most oppressive, end the most creel lif required in St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, foot ;' and any : bat he meant that, irs this instance at l o ose, in Lambeth, three. His Lordship adverted to the she should follow the example of • Chorch which, Act of Queen Anne for building fifty additional however corrupt, and be thought it the meet corrupt Churches, of which, however, only nine, %reform- of any t hed acted wisely and justly in this matter — stately, were erected, and observed upon `the mach lie meant the Chive& of Rome. By that Church, greater necessity which existed now, with double the Wen in countries "'here sire was most powerful, and plipulation of that period, for providiegictommoda- insolent he might say, it was made a habit and cue. Lion in Churches for the Wavered netstber. In every tom to suspend dignities that were not very essential point of slew, he considered this Mestere •of the to the cure of souls, in order to milks a fend for the highest and most vital importance; it woold he reboilditig and repairing of Churches; he did not. wholly unnecessary for him to dwell upon the neces. mean the tthey touched the emoluments of any living sity generally of inculcating rangiest and morality; dignitary,: but suspended the profits of the bowfin hot whether considered with di view to a congregated beteeenthe death of one incumbent and the appoint. mass of ressefectering popeliktiotii who, without re. "bent of another. in Spain there was not a Cathodes!, ligion or morality, mast become highly dangerous; where row Or live Canons or Prebendaries were not TO Tilli SPORT-INA WORLD. . , Thls day was published, price Its. ire boards, lOr whether wi th refereetersacehe education,' the stl.,..,"iided from 'lime to time to provide for the Raabellbised with highty-tinished Portraits, draw a from life lay 1 blessings of which were now tiltending to all cirri'," hiliiicles of the Church ; and be did not ass why Sharpies, Soil engraved by Hopwhod, arid dedicated hi the of the People (and greatly to his sattsfattion); . 4itid betas . ana 'Prebendaries should not be suspended Right Kea. the Earl of Y warm" the Second Volume of which would either be of little practical use, or • Viili the sear view in England. The Noble Loril BOX-UNA; or, Sketches of Modern Pugiliarn : would. lead those who enjoyed it trsiViihseffil, be 110;44141 iiiit the Church should be put on an Incloilutd every Pugilistic Exploit, front the Period or Crib's Chasphoplaip, down to the tight between Painter awl conceived this measure to be most wtantlalfy ettel44 atitfals#4with the Di:senters, and a pretty 'neo logies, as the •la of April, 1818 g with the . Are, Weight, vary, nbether as prolessieg the same religidni eitisp ' nis i ; illerikiFti i was of putties her on au equal foot. of Flglllig, and Character of each Pagilskt, a wretch of Si Aaradissea , soli , ate.; & nein a complete it „i ing members of the Esiablished•Cherth; it •wee "'teeny 14 11 ; 4 'k:1704o other than saying, " You, Gentle ind Meek of Reference. With a copies* lades. their doty.to provide for. him religious imsttoction of 'tile erWortf fOr youiselves, who pay for your own . By P. EGA N. the popalatiou. Thesewhe dissented frost the Rata. Chotlietrindlour owe Clergy, in addition to paying 1 I A . PZ . A V reed! e el Il eo in n e n ell e d she with n" S e cient W il r ic k ;r is aitass -m , ee n e o r so w blished Church bed wilier Own (end' he 'lathed iitbei tia'siop t ittell also contribute to the erection of 1 2f1,,... 11 1 11 a nit sad lif° ll gbias to Criers and f ( .'" she ter , them to condone unilitti l i of ootablieltki, places of (bosh Chkrelleii Ca which you have no interest whel k,* and extens o rs sale which is has et perieaseea, 11. "7 1 3 ar ge f s e r . a t „ offera petard raia ,„ t „ me s ,„„ ing worship; the Establishment, on thommenery, were' ever ." ' lle'tti4d Holland) did not say that they Node, pledglag himself Car the truth a nd a ccuracy of terry shackled by registatibni, which tie, fiirelseoltoeght oil/beim te contribute, but he thought it most net. -, • tilliglib'Lowdeelar pi:Ll:edits related. were Neely, as 4 suer . , Paler. were derestilem pada imp fey ;44 G AM/ ,eres.the &nab its the Noble Lord to affirm u,uh.r all these Cir. i 000. . th at th ey enjoyed ativauties lryond the --n ,r• .14 . :, A vil e irO li gi Or: . retract-raw, Sod sold by all Buoltsetleni in Tuna and Cbailltry. case am Allel“betb sebAIMP "4. Jl. • I )ft Al VlslOWil/3 MI Ii 1. o..i•ttl lasi' ; :As .la 7, ens' I .4, • t.t..a. ,•• ',. , .. , 4, • . • roast. 4 m.4,5 V. 110.:.isof '"(1 , / 0211' ' ."'' ' " )4* e. 41 ~ . .a, '. : • '.:l Al IIA- I• • . • shate.4 aaa, -AT o ..oast -,t .. 1. ell ....:. •• • '. , .3/ b. 3• • • . • .. •: . 4. 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