The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-01 00:00:00

Zoe.", on 1- }Jr. Shiydem. tetra the Commissioaers of Deter Harboor, pre•ented an Account of Dbbarsements, which was ordered to lie oa the talk. rue Irish Porno Wli, the Irish Tobacco Duties' Bin, the Sot: II loedon Water-worts' OHL mein Local*nd Private Bills, ♦ere brought up firma the Commons :13 , Mr. !hellish, Mr. Chas. Calvert, Lord Francis Osborne, and other Members, nod read a test time. hie Marquisof I, ANSDO W N E gave notice of hit iotendoe arcome an Wednesday for a variety of papers relative to the pu,sised leafage of tie Malt Doty lo Ireland, with a view of **slug the injurious teogiency of that mentor". The Irish Prelates! Lands Dill passed through a Committee. Sr the motion of the aim" of LI&LEttICK, and was reported almost amendment. _ • On h c sse of the Bortbwick Peerage, the Earl of RAD. NoR, renewed his merlon, and the Earl of LAUDERDALE proposed to adjourn the debate, and, in the gamut time, to bear !le Couftel on each h e upon the question, which the forgoer mgr. ed to, and Cosaief were ordered to be beard on Ilmopiiiy If ' fill ig'ot. The Duke of GLOUCESTER presented a Petition from die Colversity of Cambridge, for extending the henedb of the ' hstablishmeet 'WM.—Ordered to lie on the table. TEST ACT.—ROMAN CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. The Doke of IORFOLK presented his Bill, the object of which his Grace stated to be with reference to his Majesty*. no ma. Catholic SubisOts 'of Ireland holding Offices under the ket of the :Oa Geo. 111. to provide that in the exercise of tic) Glace. in Great Britain, and the Islands of Jersey* and Guernsey , they should sot be litible to the penalties of the Test the Hill was read a Int die, sad ordered to be printed. SWEDEN*AND DENMARK. . Mr. PONSONBY said, he begged to put a clues.' it did, to open to the whole trade of this country the- elusive privilege was ranted to them for 35 years. tion to the Noble Lord (Castlereagh) respecting Indian market, under the sanction of the Hosed of 1 The Queen died before thit teem expired, and James Sweden, and also respecting Denmsrlg. If the answer Coqtroul. .. . tI. though he renewed the Charter in lilDb, granted to the question was in the affirmative, he Should make Lord CASTLEREAGH said he had no °tee. i _ . liceneeste private' adventurers. In the succeeding a motion on the subject.shortty after dye recess. His , thin to postpone the Resolution, if Gentlemen Wilk:, reign they had to struggle against the iindity of,,ii question was, if any pecuniary grant had been made ,ed it. • . . _ .. - I centred adventurers, and during :the Pieeectonste of by this country to the former Power, besides that ; 'General GASCOIGNE said; that if the question ! Cromwell, the * trade was for three years thrown Orettr, ' voted by Parliament ! If the answer to this question ! was to be-fiene lot°, tho sooner the better. but with such disadvantages, ,both to the advlstureTS A m id be i n t h e a g u . nat i re, . 4a4 , 40 . 8h0utd • few i t ; Pr. Ilf I:ll4Vicsaid a few words, after which the' and the Company, that by:an order 4_ this , Protec his duty to friend a motion for ibb anni da se atib ne f lase went into the Committee. . - . I for's Council; 'the adventurers were °Mend to unite the House. ! Lord cAsTLcn,EAGH then shortly addressed " into a Comitany, and thoi the principW that the Its-. Lord CASTLEREAGH iald,'some additional - ad. • the Committee, observing, that having already stated . diets trade could not be carried .on bet by 4 joint. trance had certainly been . Wile to Sweden, above t h e his view of the question at great length, he should' stock colipany was reeognited. tlarles U. cctp• grant by Parliameot fbatOokt tetberboped, he should only now mote the Itesolutione,uind should begin', firmed tise . Compauy in its privitegeso.lii this reign be able to bring forwar d a•stittclautlises this subject, .by Moving the second Instead otthe fine. ! the experiment of a royal goverunfteat In the . lot after the recess • • ' .". -' -• • 1 Mr. PHILLIPS thought it would luibetter to take' *es tried ; Lord Marlborough was sent out to O. . tp Mr. PONSONBY said; toibaltatadvances to a Co. i the Resolutions in their proper order. • !'verrillombay•for the IL tvg, but thin laft was also. reign Power, out of tie sitting' of Parliament, was Sir JOHN NEWPORT.cotiteftded that the first d otte d is i nex p e di ent , an d the gemegwegig was ceded a thing which he did frothighly approse of; but, ; question for the consideratiee *Cite Committee wais t ; to the Company.. In the time oi.,King- William, surely, to make inch advaikes while Parliament was , monopoly or no monopoly, That was the vital', when that Monarch wan obliged too*. rot ester sitting, without even consulting them, was without ! question, and if it was carried ' list there should be 1 dons against Loole-XIV. the East lofts Gompaity excuse. The Noble Lord` idtaitted that this hod ;1117111011°Imirt then would they ft I vold`the details of a was, froni-tho oetuesity - of the theepteitpnimedor.. , been done to a limited extent; bat he had also said, ! meeePelY which * might ultimately be rejeeted. Let 1 The Government gal, the preferenor hatiartVoispery that he rather hoped he should be ablei a f ter - th e re . !the. 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"34.111k 1e i f • • I p•••i ell•t• • 10 6 0 . .. ••• -.. tintioli-that as' fie as respected Mr. Pidepitr , a la--. 1. teetea obi- the li s t iteselete r i w ; 1 41h it _ tp:l l iNi e s ths iiatter would sag n or mile . ate i 4 ,.... a 4 ... ... ..1. 8 o . totai I I.• . 1•004 1 - terelitiiikt:eolibid dm but object toaCommkto, which ' optiiie4 by Nobli ' Loa to rite** .44 1i '. ** * lilt° ' rnaelanc** !•.• ; • . . g ' ..omold r aoswer too ther , parpotte. ' 6l l o dotal* • ' nook . dolt' ditp,cise ' d tif: ' . u 11 , 4 . ldic,:be*,'cre. it coo t • viiiiid . ,'' ' EOM CASI I LEREAGI miK liflitiadM 140 )1111, II ea. 1kt...:. -.. ..- '•• -) ifter tite-frota of thelliOthe . Paimer's Armoire s eimOgh to ocespi Oil. tibrOiarios Iho ' while 'ad 4 el y 'llowist. 'atid'si *it i sf l ia *II4F IPP . • ri . 9 iik j‘i gilt Tr BISTI has again thepiessupe to - summate. to ; which etood vetoidear on outuals, Mr. Pavane . • • ,L • • • • .- .. . • ii , ••L -. 4 Mal &telt lie illolad % retire: tti • - , •. - . 1.. • hit Frieedt,She di4ivteished fa vos . rs of Fosises- 41. it i ___ l4 I Wad obtakied as tr ihd it 4 ..fpotei• site Kruse • Chet ••' 7 Mr; perifjciNdir bid bk-tr i Airjutko- * w it • oat* Waist - ProPtood: itoi Ith K .. offices on the Third Sites DrT IN: ( 14 • 1 rhuridatie he talitigns mese e b ee id . b e • lers ery o l d if any awn 1 . iwriv eoad • by brovii. .. t h p !, ..,.. - • • . dothipos .. s awaties. :rod rod sawed theitdlettsing Clausal Mori:- . oe i t i li kki t .• •,*. li t ho. 9.193 .... a Prize of 414.050 • • hove been made oat egliitt it, the Crown Law Iwo ~ se ine the pi egen t *Aim er •I, 1a.t3l • .. . • ?".) • - 'would no( hate declittee:the triel-bY eTßettlr .... •II thought It 'rabid • lei Itie n 4hf t th ey l Id . should eliect to the aesolollem Ili It ' - 6.6 1 10.1. .. BOO , . ... . 9 01) 4 •-.' • ICS* .4, A, . 300 • . technical oblations, "'Melt:the, Howe had.. at all peoceed'to . tith*d*Witipme/ the inkiest. on Oa mood of the uultuows mitt,* of dilds .. . .1 . 16,177.... . , .....,..., , lOU ,:-:„. to be waved, *ethos the . iviati might he tried SIMMISItS. -One claw* skopeeorso c4ppiti bi k oki r c e o lp s n r . tilos add banimpitiee tfkwhich the /. 1934. -1,. -• • f. - ritt.;;;,i • A.:.... • • 111 '':?. " * 11 6 ":. * Writs ' -Rtittlit t. ilith e i; fh.,kic aim bePrersr •., it Chatter for . ram ,git i i . A*4l,, smithor. to . . titled, NIA the uncertainty to whigh . Ito 1,3-4'..eit.,...,......e.: 9.. , • im.i •7 r should be 'the - Anted to bo dopoution, he . .• .. minus to (him that • . Tthe Chine Trade' .• would sehject the commercial world. at 7,041.. ? VA •= 7 .- ~:.L sent to the Coottoittei,lithebker itteosetoiSlMlCrti. r the' garde period'. ''Plair IAO be thought It' that wig/ over privileges Parlianieut w*" 4644 ... . Inti • The fortilirilt Plirth.Priall. inetestairsoirtive their MiteiMr, • Might suffer from the delay. P. ' •:. 1 1 , ht that the Charter cili a t+ for a certale . EMI be should enjoy, should rallistr. -.100004 it „ „ r *,,,,, : ettieir Priam far *bettor urnatit'ilt rebel' Awl Ma" t After reirtneoneolnlien ! ) etwoOlo Mr- in Mows, me, he its not clear tit( k aejht to be renewed . seen then referred to.* • / t ' sf!ao '. ''' 3" 'e1". 3 ' 94 Immitt: 'Ti. " I lly t° 1 " k a th e Stat " f she. Mr' Lang the Chancellor of the Eachequar, Mr. i r 0 yo r e mol e. V eigilissorewo to be . cee-1 Mr. IVIUCE said, thct thositwho • .. t ive!, h. Weimer All *lie have chances to doable trent. and All __ • 4 • .." ~4 .. ' \ , 10 i hate *me. to poradtaoe isamedstety at 6, Corolla, ot S.. uorner; sod Colonel Palmier, the Committee ems i through this Seselost, the sooner they proceeded' thi.commorcial mid politieal inoevatiso, w• . - ~., • e ri C:Notiroz.ertreio I,olldull. agreed to. r better. . __,' . • .! Itesolud.p.liefore these would effecli 'wolild ! a . .. -..- . _. .- . Mr. Palmer's Bill was afterwards read a mooed Lord CARTLEftRAMT tiros quite of that opt. heiiy reepoolibiliCy. The subjeetto width be . • 1 IMPERIAL I 0 4 R 1.1 AME:".4.1 4 . ,• - - tine* . ion. Delay ovoid . be more.desiroc.tite to the got • call the atteution of the House was Odell .. • • - 9 • MUM -11 AO LV . ler MC RTO RS' RI L. . , .....eow. . Tuna Company than to 'any othen.itaterned. -Dui .uieitsuret by which the Faistititlia Calfeal ' • Atter a few•wmdeltum Sir Samuel Romilly and. ani _ . • 4 • '' _i_ _ % . 11017 fig OP L ORDS . May 31. louttittotthe, *mate e lil l : 41 1 . 1r, 11% . . 1 000 WVi pnetiiimod be plllll..:,4l69fai rki, :49 I Co ro o9: 4 9l:i iii ti st p o r sca iTtliffei t ace ::1 9 11 toutear • .siaii i ,gr im, .?di. Kens** the Committee. Olt the Irish losolvatit Ist Pro: The Ikon eat at tea &dot is the alersise. . l ii la the Appeal. ',Sewn v. tit Marquise( Raw," blie.Riehaols 1 OE" i s. % gel i Icwas4THP(ZlP:.'atteilllrreitua."."f pelt. ha' reap:bi t e fa n Ill% st ii , .. .. I could b . * of . sho*ld_ _ e the good .. . t, : . ‘ti_ s a e: :0 hone / 6 14t101 1 .._i_ was beard In reply. Judgment pinioned. , . • • • _A pinion the rst ht -to i (is i oills• . en Ch rt - , ... • x ° la aa (;;posh Fronde Coact of *Chancery, " Lout Resale : Mr.4R4rrAN gave newt, that he should finny . . data M. Woodard. Sawed Ramilly and Mr. Bell were - mess thei r were also of 10 that doh East India `_ Ste hotly 1/19-. by queen Elizabeth, litoa• 0 s e fo r ma t In the next Session move for leave to hring in a SR t:ard for th e Appellant. sad Mr. Martin and seethe Oeso/o. • ' Piter *Rola Derr* rAIIA all'Aillaillielingo. lll64_ , 4 466 2lktv/ 14611 ', 411 14 4,16 40' /1/ 1 4 / 4 1 - mai for the•Roop./odeots ammdi Vestpoood. ; for the Relief ,(the Roma Catholics of Ireland. Tight ' ' '' ,Ivaboleem••bo-tiejsm,, . rive..ceeeek ta _liestkad. 'kW ___Tty a Igo,. g m b s ee s ihn. ‘ „ N , o p„,e e d i. e l e,g--temb ee ea• - • Alrolthilitdltt..-• - .. -. "..•-•..---- •• ier.os 4,3 1 aairbore.. sort to 1914, r. A C W - - 11,0131N31111, though he ,to oequire seats - Grtted* i factovkw, and as Me. ep.. t b e lotion into consideration oft Wedimsda °I but the Psi" " baeg ralldY they were " 14" m I" .° - farther , • Y i deprecated delay sabmitted, that the alteration hote l eouragement to theidmiltuters who had risked their three lleeb. Sa i noight, and telt' printed.. • • 1 • \ The oatta were admioietered to Lord de Cliford. - • I the third Clause er as a most material one going as'. lives and fortunes tar enterprizerto the Seat, an ex. SWEDRN 'AND DRNIIARK. . . • - -- _ __ , SMITHFIELD.MAIRKET. cese, 'to exp l a i n this circumstances. f the N o b le ..I - 5 liner miff I gave • I necessltiet ; and' he East India Company bevies. of. r The Duke of BEDFORD, in moving the second more Particular ithisdeclaration 1 . Lord chose to bel - Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST admitted: that the • feted 700,0001. at. 3 per cent. and the. London-Qui. 11 .‘4,,ing of the Smithfield Market Bill, observed uponcou ld not •be considered withont pany ! tyro minim; at 11 per cent. doe latter ogee wit on this head, he (Mr. Ponsonb ) s h ou ld rather wave second Resnhotion ele necessity of enlarging the Market, in order to 'reference to the first. The second Resolution would accepted. A uidepi. however,. was: projected he- his notice of motion for the presen t . prewu t or alleviate the great inconrenience?; which Lord CASTLEILEAGII Said be had no doubt ;hare the e ff ect of continuing the monopoly as to 1 tween the two clitespetiles, and tide was effect . lok • Wl* arose from its crowded state. This necessity China - and nit this they must vote,with reference ,• the time of Queen Anne. In It9o . ,:ind in 1,41‘ . he should be able te submit the nos ' titer to the House :".saae. rendered more apparent by adverting to the! . . to their opinion on the firsts. vit. whether the Com- rtbetpmpaay were, by Acts of . Psielesamake melliled after the recess. .aerraqd number of cattle and sheep carried to the y Mr PONSONBY said, , the Noble Lord having 'peer should exist at all 1..---A-4t would be better, !to cater on' trade as a corporate bedyeArber flakes*. - r.ae.zet in the coarse of the last 23 years. It appear- e' that I a d vance d . to a degree of . confidence considerably' . ' il°• w.ever, to determitte as to-the restrictions on the satinn of their exclusive 'privilege(' *1.1244 i -, at cern' an averageOf five years, from 1790 to ! esistence of, the Company, if it were to-exist at all, , Mogul .empire fell, the Mahratta 4mPlee lees • rester than he set oat with, 'he should not now 1794 • —I I C° ol oar, with the last five years, there had trouble the Houle with any notice of motion th e end afterwerds the period Dud its duration, by which !membered, and the differeut previnces isfAbein, 1,- .on e . 'l I , an , annuli increase of 30,000 head of cattle and su bj ect. they would net enter into the general questionothish !pires-were seize& byy . the respective gnsutensqt'Ads , t !.LO,OOO bead of sheep. His Grace concluded by I INDIA AFFAIRS. , an,Voriourable Director had desired should be post. opportunity afforded in opportunity as4.he cio L* :ming, that the Bill be now read k second time. 1 LOrd CASTLEREAGH having moved the Order Toned. to - the Company. to add - teriltirlal to . , . Lord ELLENBOROUGHopposed the Bill, ur-Jeg .of the Day f o r the House resolving into a 'Commit. - • .Mr. CANNING thought it impropee•to come to* revenue. On the events which followed .thi*Periosks the _re eat •, w --• weoatehieace which would result to :he tee on the Affairs of the - Eait India Compa ny, slaterednation on *Tort ef..tbe,detaili of the great ; ilwouldthe unnecessary tic bin ton. ll i l i tb s : il ia rter.holi,e by the proposed enlargement of the I On the question forstbiliipenkees . leaving 'the 'question before them, bekre, stray bed determined, 'prudent* and valour of Lord .clietsisttail .:,..u,-i . .... i nitrket,whiist the nuisan ce that now masted, instead Chair, ' -aye or no, on the general prop/014ms, whether this .of slime:venerable witness whom titer tad ,liiely ei- • i fb.i • ,t " •eernased, would be only increased.. 'rho ! Mr, P. moo Ri.3 - 008041 t; A new set of Rt . greet Company be coutieued. 11).: queiti on . would :amined.at their bar, the terrtiorleszat , the Company ) oiliy real . renied, was, to remove the market to a ' solutions had just mow 'been - issued by Ministers, come before them, whether okhol.inbuillioly .of the . were iolneroased, as to .betasoelakrat4act et pri. , last!: convenient spot, His I,onlsliip concluded by which he, for one , hild net had time to read. - Chilla•Trade was to be - Swiltitswedsi lint then it would, / wary importance in- the considorisdawior .611 GM,- e , :roin g t h at the B i ll be reed a second time this day I Lord CACTLEilettetil•theight that this would 'be asked to whom ?—The Ctstualrade Might thus be :pany;s anirs. In 1783, - O Boitt . er*appeluttd to ti uiree months. ' 'be better discussed hr the Committee.; et 't continued tw the Compitty; wear, the. existence of cheta'oe. teeterritm*agsmtattasat - Iltgh* Company, I', • • e F.a: l of LA UEDRDA LE urged in foro‘r of 1 M r . BARING lhour tat t h e Speaker bad bet. that body'weidetermitted•ona.stei Lefore it ‘VRe - de- ..vattruti‘ Interfering with its teadevalid limo. deg \,, , 6 . t' !11, that it contained ►provisions to remedy the ter not leave Ilse atalr . filetlils was decided. •• determined' whether or na titeroreartnhe.Suvereigns t time,• the..istlom.and energy or Ms Well i:e - roweaiene e el-which the Noble and Learne d Lord i Mr. C. GRANTteifif, tu ffie Directors of the Fast of ladle. lite - question coticerning the CotnPanfa 'had supported and increased their imaphro. - ... Yka , 1 cohii,%li, 41. 1 India Company had not been advised of the change trade, though importint, tray mot the only one : the rHontuaptOle Gentleman then went lite.** neatest T.il• r . . s„)I .tDC.IIANCFILLOR - thought three quer. in the iteaolutions till that morning. De hoped they political pert of the question was. of too great mo. tof the- infringements on the 'scholia privileges. of er r" if '.i • ' l ll ' . .f . rP added to the present asarhet would would not b e pressed on the House in that irregular - meta to he determined by implication, yet among . the Cestapart/, and. thee adverted to Ike .loosei. sod , . .! 4.1. i .: 7 lit-seise the nuisance sompleitied of, which . way it being well known that there were several all the Resolutitms there was not 'one on- this ,sub. ,Idatigere'lhicit . would result base th ,•.....ven 11 . 9 r 0 P::: tto be removed to a greater distance. • ! G ent l emen w h o w haled to lake a share In the • de. ject. All . the a privileges and immelieles" . ',eight ,the erithe. :Dery he, ; aright be -dkobillii„ WO • 11 0 Marquis of LA NeDOW:sfle, supported the bate, who were tint then In the Down.. include this question • het Wet,' they to vote the - ewe' Minutes- r eam gad. peljaktat".4seassar • il Bit! • • •'• . .t • i • . ...*„ ile t atemid • 4t ! ' , ma:atoms% that its provisions would remedy , Lord CASTLE If submitted, that it was couthinauce of this COretpany as Govern Ors of Inge .thie '. tignr.t, might , ,-. . dm- "Lilt .. TII!.. • •• the u m ,. • • / n%etoetitas which arose irtfill the present state • not necessary for him to have given any falimaliou by lopiicaerc s on NeTheee would 'be 'n o settseedtra. ,gaierit 1.1 the investinenta, • Oki* vf cie amiket. . 'of these chanees in the Clauses. ft Would have been &too in the op i n i on th a t the Company"bhoeldcpee • 'emerged the. asiltii a1p.;114410,..,„_410ide• The ' Pad of LIVEILPOOL contended, that the enough ferhim, at for any other Member *thee tines tit he Geternotil of 'lndit, but ! t w i t p 0 com. s 'e.ers,. whose.eolifehaese le wrbellie t lfe . • Inrket4. .... . . ought to be removed, and observed, that to ' proposed theta as Idtlllllloll4 IN the Cinftwietfee. 'alelliiii privilege •rhoold' he contltitteti• ta . tli i em:i . brit ;the ,Prien a te tiltht , eallitil salt statels. _ . tilts can's the Bill present would only embody a greater . Th e principal attentions, however,. wore is As atid, to persons entersilining this* opinion there weelkhe - *and of 'itureet - I,er 'the . Trode. Irnistet. be .. it tanobe r of • interests agaiiist the removal of the i Resolution, end It oasis/iv likely the should gtet no oppertunity er havieg their .upininds slit:timed 'creehttl:,. WA I. 7 tektle teh met. JO kat In a lleaCeliss liaicalie”. ' i . .1 ....• II • • , {to tha t set eight , as the wood Itesolvaloe,* rkepect.ohy -ebe - Resslstienv befors • tkil. Ile 'thetight At plinyi'Vtpuslo gi_essi f tot %them : * task may. klakin.k. Tilt. rt it. 1 , ... t!,it , •P e , ilEDIrOltDi• in Teter,. ennteveltel, ' ing theChista Trade. .wepid, in all pt . - Itigis Iteidd be Olt tck to . soi l litodai.ralifisplilitos ttiv.lievf. .pitte Viit•finitA• -ppleseFe2yr.. . ,„ , c.i:lifit.lll - itil the place best adapted tot' the I Wendt," arrest their prokriss 6r inn ttlght. •' • ,Ilveliplitkal treition,, and wit imam alterations Ole tqultsl ' 'Alt conEtrb An the. •• • '-utket. -.4 ' , 1°14 ' 51 ? . & . .did not, oath* wit o f sprat *awl* hp atip ileilielsa`wiectr sio*1110111.1ht• isighttkirisgait ‘lpett I MY 4PI - tiviiK fAiNattrers, If • . . .14.. ~,, \ L. tt.o , it - fl ie. •-•• 4 " . 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