The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-30 00:00:00

icaltrtal Distrid I a Petition if a similar an nitioe stated dint the present end to overwhelms the whole sail captained a belief that taxatint eau relieve then. as hand that his lldeleety's of that house did set ism inset of Out evils which op. d all the initiations enema was read, sad laid is the I a similar petitise fres the ity of Sues:.—laid es the meg smog -pukes of a si sag- sesspisss of lead is tik.' tbe table. tilted* pad*. emplaishig la die sessty s 4.oreesll.-- ► Petition front several cos exley, in Suffolk, complain ts. The Petitioners prayed public expenditure sight be farAer redaction of taxation, iheasims, that no immediate im that source. He viewed maid state of the Agrieuh cation be knew weed assist :lion of esta►lishment mould would do it. He had felt it it Session, that some notice nitrous agricultural petitions In the Committee which militated Chairman, aid be of the responsibility that hat account. It had beat 'osmium should be re-sp rat sorry to say that their re- 1 tisfattory to the ammtry. It solved to allied immediate d, however. be bore. in mind over any seek remedy for the a were glutted to the extreme, moved from the market. or it fur that purpose. A pro. *nation of core was what a the fanner. Wham the ports SCOW of a fraud. orris bur oats were admitted; awl with if thirty thonsand quarters a toga all - bridge built place of the present London bridge. Mr. Alderman WOOD said, that the oely measure pending in the house on this subject was one which was before a Committee e* op stairs, for the r noon! of the water-works erected agai ast London-bridge. There was no occasion, therefore, to petition agaiost that ; and the apprehension of any toll toeing levied in the event of a new bridge being built, that be thought was idle, as the bridge estates bad ample funds to defray the expense, even if it amounted to 400,000/. Mr. T. WILSON did not feel so secure of the capabi lity of the bridge estates to pay all expenses. At all arab he thought the house should not sanction the building of a new bridge without a guarantee that DO fell should be levied. Dlr. M. A. TAI LOR sm.! that the opposition to the bonding a Dew bridge. which would so greatly augment lb. public convenience, and by which so many lives would be saved, was as la/moons proceeding. It origi sated with the owners of t►e wharfs in the immediate neighbourhood of the bridge, and was an attempt to make private interest a check upon the general good. The petition was ordered to lie on the table; and on the moths' of Sir William Cum's, after a few words (row Mr. Alderman Worakit was ordered to be printed, PETITIONS PROM NORPOLS. Mr. COKR presented a Petition tram the - owners and occupiers of land in the Hundred of &whim, in the county of Norfolk, on the subject of agricultural dis tress. li/stated the distress in that part of the country to he peculiarly great. It was such that many farmers were quitting their farms, and giving up agricultural pursuits abogetber. He was happy to see the Noble Lord in his place, with whom be bad some conversation in the earlier part of this session on the subject of a pe dame which he bad [ben the honour to present. -In consequence of what had then passed the Lint had been taken la the county to which he had the Impose to be long, aed petitions had been voted is almost every hun dred of that extensive county. He believed most firmly that no relief was to be expected from the Noble Lord who lead so bug managed that House and the country single banded. This was the (vision of the parties to the petitions of which be had spokeo, sad alto( them, with the exception of tbosefsom two or three of the has eked., went further bias formetly,aed called for Reform in that House as the only remedy for the existiog dis tress. He agreed with them that the only perfect re needy for dm evil was to be &wad is a Reform in that Hesse, and he beeped the example set by these petition ers would be followed by every bendred in the country. If this were dune—if all exerted themselves as the lobo .place.. mini to meetiogs in Norfolk as to the/Owlish Ind bees calledis(ollier comities), he did no qwonthor at there being a reluctance ea the part of the Magistrates to comply with the requisition. He felt it iucembent on him to explain mars particularly the situation in ithich the 1 moiety had Mood. They had unfortunately had two' moo executed is it, who at the moment of their leaving' the world, had declared that the outrages which they had ,commiehd had so object but to frighten the ferment aeressia+ Us* i the allowances of them is their employ. .The Howe recollect that at a umetiog, which had bees beet la County of Surrey, Lord King had held 46 at ems With on the merits of Mr. Cobbett. The Vhad hies primed on band bills, and circulated in olk. Nerbik was held to be the best place to cir. =late this - Paper, because it seas known that then distress prevailed. When a Peer of the liettio tlight proper to bestow unqualified praise on a ma, who, it was known had no regard for the right to Iw o per 4, he could not but think such conduct dangerous. la his opinion it was most improper—most unkind to the country, sod most unworthy of the sanet ion which that Noble Lord held is society. It bad been imputed to a Noble Lord that bolting over the signatures to a certain Petition, he had denied that it was respectably signed, because he did not find appended to it the names of persons of rank. It Maned to him almost impossible, that such a remark should have been made, on such an occasion, in a free country like this. lie did net believe that the Noble Lord lame him, nor his colleague, nor the !loose, knew bow intense the misery under which tile agricultural la boom greased where the distress was most severely felt, but lie should not do that Noble Lord justice, if he were mat to add, that he did not believe any man, not eves his Honourable Colleague, felt more anxious to afford relief to the sufferers if he could see his way to do this without injury to the general interests of the coon try.--(Hear, hear.)—He bad still one word to addrevs to the Hos. Member for Aberdeen, (Mr. flume). It was the practise of that Honourable tientlernan to be constantly Mooting him (Mr. Wodchouse) with incon• sistamies in Ms Parliamentary conduct. Now this was aafair, amid la the main, untrue. It was true, whatever might be the tenor of his ob tiess to night, that lie (Mr. W.) bad voted against the reductions of the army. a s well when 5,000 was proposed as 10,0(M). But be did this apes priaciple; and, in looking back to that vote, be could sot accuse himself of haring acted against his pianissimo epos that occasion. He was still of opinion that the army had been reduced Cori low. He also ob. jet led to the injustice dune the troops by sending theta after the most arduous services to rot to the eolonies, Don. the reeks Me (Mr. 13.'s ) side of theism's's. TIM Don. Member had declared that be shoved she salt tag should be repealed ; and it was to be espeeteil, there. fore, that, upon the next discussion, he would vote Le its repeal. Without, however, wishing to proselytise, he (Mr. B.) would give the lion. Member a little &dyke, which was, that lie would take example from this discus sion, and not inconsiderately vilify the character of a re. epectable or deserving Nobleman, or again venture to speak of worthy men in terms which one could not hear whims disgust and surprise.—(Hear. bear.) Mr. WODEHOUSE, in explanation, observed that he was still borne ont in what he had said of Lord King praising Mr. Cobbett. He had a note of the Noble Lord's words, which were these:—" He is the most able writer of this or any other tiuies."—(Lood cheers from the Opposition.)—He had never said more than that the Noble Lord eulogized Mr. Cobbett. With regard to this individual having been much in the county of Nor folk of late, he was proceeding to state— The SPEAKER here interfered,and observed that the petition having been brought up, there vas then no question before the house, and to proceed in the debate was irregular. The Right Honourable Gentleman then put the question" that it do lie upon the table; upon which— Mr. WOHEHOUSE resumed. He had been stating that retest's , Mr. Cohbett was very much in Norfolk; and to that he altJuld add, that his efforts there Hers all turned to encourage the growth of discontent and disaffection. Upon more occasions than one be had do dared that the farmers were all brutes "—(A laugh) —that there was nothing shabby that they would not do; said that in 6ne, they were starving their labourers, and doing every thing disgraceful to human nature,— Could any one see such a man held up as an object of . admiration by a Peer of the Realm without fear The Hon. Member had attacked him (dr. W.) for 'wackier Lord King, but was not his character of the Noble Lord warranted by his speeches in the House of Lords (Cries of Order.) He could assure Gentlemen he had on disposition to pursue the subject, aed he ad/riled to it a second time, not with a view to vilify- Lord King, but to state that he was ent in a humour to retract one word of what he bad said. Mr. MA/IRMA observed that the hest reason to sup. pose that Lord King had formed a right estimate of Mr. Cobbett wee, that his sentiments were appreved of 1 .7, the Meeting be was addressing. l• weit;il he well if certain tientlemeo could submit their opinions to sock a test as the voice of the people. aud clime 0;1 barn:lnc —(Hear.) As to the charge of hicousistent yof c.m- , ..' 1 - • , „ 41 1 . 1, `'' .4 • • ,-.-, in.); - 4121121441. ..., .4 -- v -9% .. •47 00 1 /..." . .Zi.i. • Till in` . . .... ........,......1.-...........,...„..„.."......„.."..5. • _ . _ __... .... . , . ... . ~ .ii.3... No , 0- - 1 1 . .. At e• .! •::.,. cc. %. - , qr. Pee 1 1 1 110 004 W , 15r.likTfr . \ • I •'• . - • so 9 II riot* t. . 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Sake up for his Mid . TIM Pahlieseir aparesied efthidieteess !dish. der which the iiiintry , taheured, awl eras ldwillalibli atellsik he di et mad sad laid ea the table: " - .„ • ~ . .'• .. ' w idlest. 4bari ai t t gesped fort at per cisme ti of i tem id 4 1,.. win othanntini reiteno , ) , ; " Fhb • itedeb‘Mbil 'sate Meleity te • sab l itsi sin. •r.' .' ••• 14 t 5 dillehild isli *dr eelluse- Mel retard to the id/iiiestaitelle to ei%ll~. lie (Y r .' Mr. LOCKHART peemphotaltddis dila . • ',4 • Mien he that Maw. asi-allYo6lll la flif D.) could takenteenponilaceeelf to give: l 6ll the facts 74140tewilatheseay Mtenof stir Canny of Odeed; praying ha !~Yenisei • ist y*" Met*? abeldd hethawed thtfattedaaVedictiee.9-clieet) He wee user likilp, 410 Mean de Leather Tait. cc conssqueoce of the lacreased •'. ihe lwiller illildiy. slip dwasseaci elleslebble" Lo d King at the Surrey Melnik/. sea be kaew that, • miliValnlha MIMI Weirs of newsy: tell Se hi table: ' • ' - - •"! -.; . 11;141 , 1 0 klanont. 110 aseeispecisi it In' the LTV tbasNoble Lord slid not pees se sameedified panegyric •-,90; . • , • .4 t . : • Sp R. in ujAms p rgion i s d a p o liti e s . • . • and Mai List ; and all ales called for the toluenes' opethlr. Goble's.. iiiismords were. I' that he bad wow i d, mg g i ggii ; op s wig s N e e a c ene i reish .p es pi eg * &repel .4 . • irieretai4 and all assists eases . The telitien . .he in his eye a public weiter,te. whom. sleatever ettatlemen *A $ Aldbr tbilllsa nes Towet-Imid es theta ttle. ,-. t . ., . . ~, . salsital mid Itleasses. as he "too t *Pap ;faunae might think of Ids opittion , dm conotey was gristly M- id LSO if ilise ' . 1 seloVII Wolleff•- wimmillis essethaeste ' csUed.br Karat le kw, bet dehted for the clear Sweet in which he delivered Lis 01 Ifilfilikweltalt fif lilt ' Ai lea. Nisbet Nio••::: fm__:Tela hu t . bligesda -111•Ihs besitsd la*. which seetieseete. esed shad in•his *plinths be was geoerally • - ' ' r - ,• '' , "-.‘, the TWO** from "rewires 'ef $ = l =eissie Mlle were bed two Meerlostr•two. right ."-( Hear .) Ard it really was Lis (Mr. 1.)474:::t r tkiLekii. °- 4. " "" 7)-4 Ossallaliefilthllag mod Peak , wherhaa if bah at aim were. Ger Oa &hems piety ef epigiolg, that mimetic might be said tg bi t. stand dat-1111111110410/ agdealtanWldrees, payiew -that• der ettarlallaili•••• " 'is eitsetiess be eidest men his prodietkee In MOM immix, were-verified ; far wee pd ley Ma lfhtle• direipettatiwOl Sestets Whiskey algid beismilied. . ides seadsedd is s: their unseats ill it sae a fan tbat.tbe. sonar' y wa..aow reduced to that - y,'" of -ttbe If Atitakaile ideabwr elated deatsiitlat is pig . th eir wades bag ,at Wh i sk state, that it was impossible for the Noble Lord ewer tie ~ lr k 'WOW 20 !). 01101 AMIkaaartuarlatiaselasosatat"'" ''" 4 ' . 14 , 15111 bed keg veld. and dm eiballtuall to is was to collect the taxes under rasintteirctunstakces and . . dZI MO s Salta' St Me. MMlPirr Lillfdseaght . dialltaw._ webiwah . Mfrs' as Allah' te the make of then which woe wiih gbisimemae cu .. ?-.‘ Peru. • , ISM'; salient * Ift hihw dhrealdiewahwel s( hi a 1 " 1 " * .° 1.1.01.61/ 414 **Sitat**l ' rt g bs riatehtimw " F t d k : ir. lillaliT mitl '-' llt j at h:.. Aso himself called .., • tied Mw Waseate re. Sk to LEMON Dee had lear i t il esu bdinemi ldeeid OM mile re=s-41e• right el petitioning. Ha mowed that spew spook iii definer of* Noble toed, who had hoes Nis Mr Milialedag Pet, oedema/My thoeglsethotthe eked IMP bees& sp. • ie. Wring been present at th e meeting. be was- • Mir (year Nokia idled lie bellkdaeffel:flia Mlles OM ' WIT9I , O6BII OI IMd t. over_ b_fe,w baablaka•._ thereewithild to 'peek from personal itheervaies of dm : •.. ifeet bad ' Illair et- ow folvidear - --, " ':" . 1 ' ''!. s.' 1' !:$ . 3710" s4l WWI lie" 10 Sha ro ser d ' be thou tit part while Lard Stagg . took spun that oectsioa. It /Ma 111" "l eir lai ilieellete _. SW 'M. DIJCIIAWftW w . N bba*""waY a" tree the &Me Lord did eulogise Mr. Cobbett. Win ke • la WW I the•Oeiratitet Lambeetemodilield emibelallaiit mi . . 4 , ; : .Ma apt Vass" lbw fusee:der the t w at be was , in bin (Sir . 8..) opinion , yorg„dy right; ..., .. lle.adwfillew . • The 'llhodher rah" wade_ 1 0 ***" dobla ' i . er dbealtbJl, l l4 . ! o " .be had . SW. BIII2PIi " sad he (Mr. IL) would have done the same under sand. • wig& for Aberelbat and laidt-9-1414 . 01 the aids ebuly iffkit 4 * ! . Ildslial Millotided del be Waded llil de r. circumstances. Lord King smite of Mr. Gobbet. of d ad ' lle alleviate , •• ' wens . ..maw.. '9 , .;...t -4 :, ..ii ; , ' aid ° t lll _ 4lB hanleh l ahad heew • dle ff atee • astablepshile writes-wine wilt dwey it ? rite Weld PK -Me all okillia a pal Mr. lc warn= presided • Milidisaileat ' •t 00. t . „, . • hilt 9rAe lee iltiessegie be beid.was delis d eifi b ib b e ran nets most able and g i , gr iv eig 'e d ger ., I Iltalles or the port •Weeldeplers of &sires' Maim tetllefaset '• . t "II ildbol‘daawlwa"w hftallaws , ." ll ad yd, leis *arms is tha main were-correct t- dab stye red fats Malibu. era* ai INS beta pialealitly alluded wbr ate eat- la f . CaUett wee , in tenth, a writer. to sada , Irk Att ained glary Idad . Wl fret thralaiesies drys *di 'wi sely bloramnd whets, 'ha was * raw* Aftempt the country *amuck isdebted.bse to s*,, the aolttai "-". ' ''' .- "i" .411 '''.." 5 i l l s a "" 'I" a •. ' ' Min° allahof hada". l44 : herld ,l lt . e_ tbisgs is a iwr view; and, in feet, all that. credit. I allililat ad at tar as Is- • Ilio. Ma. Moue* Iresselloka . .„..... *A i ., clad I* *s ped Tr joe b * S4 w di wr tit nish4eibey - Odic nee, who bad plaid es repataties ed. It' Wm Vials awl astleil.Ship Osmosis . • - v -1 kids tithe master mew Ids seggestioesoms stailistade - to hiss , us" elinell." '111140.11„' Idistuiliti.- • . •":-: •--Irr , , fr ob.+ , --. ..t ' dal " ?yes dm modal was wed* 2.e,g,--4,-ai„ t h e. of Nigh it..ime. wo : reims b m i d „ t . • •VW Minsiiirahle. Maisioni - Misr 00 . fabo . " 1 4 1 11 1 1116 oubia*'hia',b° ll lard Slog best liCerty to sey what his ri bee n t i t: ilt P. 44," • • " . ........% 41r. - %-^ 0 ... -ro ".-.g....- 111 6. 44 :1111w.... „ ....= " 1...._....= was? Was sot the epiaioo of Lord King quite as vallay i . ohm* .. • ..a . 61.... -.....1.W.. edam Met of she illesearaideltdoedies (fir. : Wade lasetirs • • . . Orthe reetleo et fie -so. -.-.. 0.11 • I . lIIW- i sek,• °a , hoesee). and-as likely to be correctly formed ?--(fletaf4. • se slow Nola )aaafy 011 a coed reedit of the said Bill was thee postriaidenie‘ , Illaleweiat " lucked at t ' He (Mr. &meet) would cettainlv set et toast as meek • - Id he mere Melo aide a art seat. ' " •"'"". ' ''' bb a*Wdibbill whldr.ha (I ""aaaa t " 2 1 41 " d• value upon one as the other. Lad Kist was in a high lea elbe pet of Omer teed NORIIANBY preseneed a peddle tnisolaffig, had ' 1 "-.. -- - 111 " 111111 -- - l'air- --.,* w hi ch had,- been --,_l l `" degree gifted with an smite intellect, and possessed ;phi- ' be abhddebea aessarf• 17. Yorkshire , sta l l* * d w g itidi r whies Pwa glib" l ' " . 1 1 1% ''' N . ":")-- a 6 °Y "I"' lest lesepitieal mind. &mended to Line hoe the isienatlea lagleidawis that did abases Mr. 0. W. BEAUMONT elissiddaldrdssofdle• 'Oat 11111111 'the bay 111440 upon ti. stuck M r . L ec k e . w h ose descendant be was. And it tbe Dialski, I whin* *w oo b p Lgeb ebleslabl Patiduh - Laid wa the ha awi '''.'" l '''' ''' t '''.." "'' ''''' ' alt _hwallAi a l t. d h .ll ": „ T 1 27 " aid 11 "' Lord bail bad a seat in that how. there would ham' mild be widest soy susatcts mod MI"; I"; / s@; ',.. ": ,; .. tanwarnms minium, atm seas too at a ti me , been nothing heard of this charge; for the Nell. Lord's twatawad ' .14"4"._,_.was Mr. CMITWYNO Prdwited a ediber- whow Ihd asfaff i ll ,w.,__,__l w a s t,____dil it "," character was as much above reproach as Ids pahlie eon- W a a l " WWIS is daste. a Condos interested le the Vibe Rritlsh ISPORRIIIWWVIAIIe , tbs btu l'• """ t h an ca " duet was free from those contradictions in prioctple sad PS." slew North American Colonies, praying that . IRO Dill peed• eemellenendAkisod set *reels it right to vote against lasguage for which the Hon. Member opposite (Mr.. were set eatialed. that whet- hilt% Parliament for the regulation east trade kept Mildew melba•• eatalies, sod on looking back, die Walehease) was se remarkable.-(dear.)-The coarse ade embellitilasess web* sot piss into a law, and that they might be beard :;steer c r eed Vet leveed* EOSIN which lie had taken. With pursued by that Hon. Member tauight, is reletion to 7 ..,.., it Coaasel.-Laid on the table. melon N the Salt Tas, he had no hesitation is stating the Noble Lem, mu. he mokott to lay, sew to the p ear . . add a idle_ d by e lir. T. WILSON presented a petition from the der- gmeenlly , list it eaglet to be repealed. Whatever the tics of Parliament. 'they Lad not bemused to see lien- &Wads "wsddi• cheats aid Woollen-drapers oftbe eltvof London ageism good it might Freda'', its repeal was desired by the themes come down to that house,. and, upon the who- re Mei • . sh e American sad West h u ll, T ru k: Silt *L a id 0 . ;h e people. It was not a clamour raised against it, but the my a. newspaper report, without knottier any thing id dm eamisery = gable. tou Po** rashly arched that it alaataal be taken off. and of th e truth of the matter, mislabels , * wanton charge rough Cedwillieees wed . Sir W. CURTIS presented a petition fesew the Ship that was a sufficisat reason for relieving them from the ,___, *gains/ a man of Lord King's station- ( lear); and, in Owners of the Port of London, and others, against the herd... He had "w a few "ed. to offer on what "'" the absence of that Noble person, set up his speech a a ww--- American and West India Bill.-Laid on the table, folks from his Hen. Colleague on the subject of the simple .st the worst trash uttered at public tontines. IMOKS..4III%DAY. LONDON BRIDGE, mating at which this petition had been voted. lie had lied from it draw • justification of the conduct of the - alluded In the refusa l . of the . Magistrates to sanction it Magistrates upon this occasion. -(Hear, bear.)-One receiving Private Ms. Sir W. CtiRTIS prevented a petition from certain os the regulation being best proposed. After lan the. good, however, be expected from the contradictions of au. 111/11116•11. i (rim the „ testy of wen . elial H ess i n: c o h u l a d ig n s o l f „ a t cioitoyamoyf Lond on, f o u n r l,, pr po ay :i n a g ira th t a o t li t t ge_magel, Lad takes been held at some of the meetings the Hen. Member, and that was, that, as Ise professed taken place (bespoke not so much with refer- Walton! Diatram---Laid too 4 . 1 base s passing udder the bridge to be built in the '''"` himself a deserter from the camp of Ministers, be would eeee to esereishrs in Norfolk as to those which had bees • • .. . ~ • ~. ... , • . .... .. .... _ A ?1 ~•i ' ~. >~ M