The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-25 00:00:00

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No. 2O any otieitcansit,"kad ' raised tray kitigdod t 4 its liik, rank among the oniiiiireycial instioas of the world. - . Lord 1101J,P$P r agreed to • every word whi;:li had fallen tegni tin, „Noble •Lord who spoke bate Nothitig could be more injurious to thelnterests of eon, - patties than. to allow . a principle of 'ltgiulatiou' which should dis;ide The master fioni the set vai.t.,-- Wiiiit the Noble' Lord had said with respect to the mechanical inventions of the country wai perfectly correct. Accident had enabled him to see p that iii those places wheie,machinory was discouraged, the manufactures ware ruined.• • lle had the higlion esteem for the author , or the Bill, but was convinced that to pass it would-defeat the Iterynbject intended to he effected. • • ' Lord SIONOUTI4, while he did fall :pnr:ce toi the motive: - i•A' the framer of thlwvaeotalii., :.ivoi4lit the House should not hesitate a moment to reject a Bill fOtintled on Such pernicious piinclieei. • ' It was then carried nen:. div. that the Lill be rea I a second time this day_ three months.: it . was of [ courii:lost ; 'PECI.: PRLSER VA r lON PILL The House went into .Committee on this Bill, wheW i • Lord SIDHOUTII proposed some slight set bid al: O - rations. • The 1.0 RD CH ANC EL LO 11. introduced a clause, purporting, that persons guilty of the offences men ' tioned in this Bin, should 'be liable also to be tried at comment law, as well as on tilt ,new statute.-- . Agreed to; The Report was then made, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. . The House then adjourned. . , • • _________. lows i . -;---- la i —Dtusitieg, ill for a Mardilig &i l ea% . i . -- HOOKS PUBLISH-E 11 rilKigir. .i • ; . • . IMACtii4L YAK L lA.ME.IVT. pue •... .p i j, „ ,.(0 . : -. ... .. - 7 • . .., . .-- lot BE LET ON LEASE, OR AT W 1 1.1.. . , j . • ----••••••-- r TALwell-finishedDWELLING-110USE,•' —. A LIBRARY FOR PtsOtt i titiLlplitf. - FIOUSIt OF LORDS Jut.' et. - Mr. Ponbtanc and Mr. Richarda were e beard in the Appeal, AC's!!! at New End. Ilan. iscrl4 the Home i- oniewhe. Printed in a dose bet &tiers type; peke 41„ %snit, er 19 to die% . . . •ii sod P..llllll.ll.lll%ittlyrul prii.pro. ; ;Kirks and Browne. 1141 -' " -bill ' all eotert Boardine Sebeol.—There Niel gar - , r r IIII YOUNG CURLS t .. iN'S LIBRARY ; or, The Ilalf-pay 011icen' Bill, Stamp Duties' Bill, and his Ma sts h,d'-164.stalpt:s.grerolds no filmes to pay fur, Ws pre-: p r . s ee! f a r : Children giqeg Ajspreatice, or to Setvire 4 jesty's Stork Transfer Bill, were rend a third time and passed. 411 -..' ' 0 e hd the re nt m oderate. ~ I brae: a liilleetlnn of Moral. Indleto:. Eton ttttt ical, nod Rah- 'Vie l'olunteer Agents Ilfhite Herring Fishery , anti Vote of 01.- " I n ; Rope" .onenler* ' 11 " E.'''. war ill'ff - re - floats Mem. in Prina sad Verses consietwg polity of Selee. Credit Bills, were read a:mond time, reported, anti ordered to sri. " 1 , 1 ,4 w ri , p .ia, to Mt. Itiallad, at the AW-16 , 11 jiwii . l,9o iiit h es ; ant must pleas Author', partly of Tracts be couanitted to-morrow. 0 , 4 „ . .0 -y * -..,„, ~1 e •folitill. .i • 1 uhlt la le detached Form for the sank purpo.e, sad partly Piece-. RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. • (.01 . By the Rev. R. HARROW , The Earl of Li. VEit.POOL'moved the committal Yips eg t /fewtuo, Author of Qoestssne tae the New Testament, of the Religious Worship Bill. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in the Committee, This iwimi it intentle n d 'id es‘ n ith P r reset Wo l r i k t:o . Children oa leaving the 1 !. . 1 : variousCharsty an d Senday Scheel . LW OW t4llBools of Dr. lien • o b jected to the clause exempting from several civil and Mi. Latienster.ritid is intended I , ' render Eibteation effective !Anthem those who, though they preached occasion end practical i s regm j ro thP moral and reliziests habit. of ; . ally, yet addicted themselves to some secular em young Person. after they have kit :tee al thaw Sektv' l4 ' Printed for Rich a rd Phillip*, si. s i iolglite hill, and to lie had 'ploy t. lie bad no objection to extend the ins,. of nit llooksellers. ()f w aom ..-•• •-• had, sine Asoth--'s 5r..;:,: prat,a to sech *s devoted thensoejeces aatirely to flan em•st min ea rho Ideirf sautirelini.lsehwitsc old ) practical menus .• • ever invested hoe seeresiag the ElenstinzeisChristiantr, to young work of the ministry ; but those who. engaged i n Persons, price Ir. other employments ought to bear the burtheu s of laytnens In answer to a question from bird Hol land, he said, that when n clergyman cultivated his own land, this would tint ba regard el as at em ployment depriving him of his immunities ; but if ary preacher took a lease Of a farm, and acted as a farmer, this would be considered•as depriving him of the immunities. The Earl of LI V EB.POOL concarrt,d in the ob jection to this clause. Lord SIDMOUTH likewise concurred in it ; mid again objected to the principle of allowing persons to become preachers without any evidence of quali fication. After a few words from Lords HOLLAND, LAUDERDALE, and STANHOPE, it was agreed to expunge the clause ; so that the exemptions are confined to those preachers who exercise no other " secular employment except that of schoolmaster.' Earl STANHOPE adverted to the clause requir- • -- FOURTII BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. ing the registration of the assembly when the number th “ .td lVu.rra d , JUNE o .—On the 2711 i 11,e Empemr arrivy‘i at Amounted to SO, and -supposed a case in which the •fiernuon, and ortls•reti assemble consisted of ISt persons. The doors must th e e ' ara. a _:" yto at i l l :i s i t :C: t to t" Wi ° lna l e a k iid il a l att ack the Ituoian fore.• at net be bolted ; and by mid by came three or four day-break on the eeth, if they should emdeavour to ,tc . r..i.d bigots, flaming high Churchmen, who went in to Wilna, or retard the taking of that place, in order to save c:e see what was doing. Some informer counts the as- Immeme magazines witic:t it contained, One Itmsian ,:rv6itot sembly, and finds 1 22 or 23 ; and the place not being occupied Froki, and another was stationed on the twig its of registere d , he lo d ges an i n f orma ti on , an d subjects Waka. At day-break on the *-2etlt, the King of Naples ...0..(1 the preacher to the penalty. This ought to be pre. forward with theadvaneed guard and the light cavalry lif • ;ea. vented. • . , . Catlin 13ruyeres. lie was supported by Marshal the irrioc•• of bckitatut The Russians eatery where gave way ; lifter ii,.. log a ti t m ew be ca r n b u ri o ti n ge sh o o f t, vi tl .i l i e n y a, E a rs u t d ily iel r in ep e as ase sed ie tho , 's . 1 : La, The LORD CHANCELLOR said; that the Nee ble Earl was fond of calling the Church of England ebncrolaziedgthe i valued : t several millions of rouble-. More than a t4g h;Lti l. s . et; men bigots . , but he asked Mm whether he could , imagine that any Judge could put s uch a foolish 1 thousand quintals of meal, an immense quantity. of forage and cons truction on the clause as to convict under these oats, and coosideruhle stores of cl Xiin s , been •.e the I:rey of ciOalleVasl I the dames. A great quantity of arms, of which rate itmer any e n o o e o e n r t:i t c le Em v s p i; e a ro t r s e a i s ste ee r: ee d: f l e lle di Earl TMOPE . denied having called all Church , are much in wont, together with anotamizion, were destroyed Of England men bigots, but there might be bigots of : a p n a d . th A ro t w d l i i re i t r: c l i h o e ck Vi t l h i e a. the Church of England, as well as of other denomi- i i all the carpenters of the town undertook with alacrity, and nations. He asked how the Judge could possibly • . , constructed one bridge while another was constructed of i.en briAdgt diStinguish the Church of England men from the re- 1100 . 1 „ . .eular congregation. If the Noble Lord with his 1 " Tbe division Bruyeres Pureued the enemy on left hank.— great wig, or any other marked man , wen t i nto such a , In a ski„ ht skireii,b, in wine ; the advanced guard was emm e ed i meeting, there could be no difficulty, in ascertaining ! about fifty waggons were taken from the Ros Le*, weber! smile - • 1-0.1 1 the real state of the case ; but it mightsbe difficult iii men killed and - wounded-, among whrim M.S let Copious of -,..1.0- • ..., aepartment of know- i most cases. sacs Seger. The Polish light horse of tire g uard, r:...rde 4 coerge Dv C. T. WATKINS, M. A. The LORD CHANCELLOR did not think there upon the right of the Vilia, routed and pursued a hodi of cum Cyclopteilias being usefill far purposes only of general refer- •would be any didiculty in proving the fact. Backs, and took several prisoners. On the :alb, the IJo::e of .410 eg0 , .., iind in ou Cate superseding the necessity of Elementery I The : t Re gg io had passed the Vitia upon a Lrtdge thrown - over it. near leek) Trembes 1111 subjects of particular study, this - Portable Grit.- I clause was fleeced to. K . obvllo. On the . 20th, he advanced tow ..rds Jaanw, and on the I ism) prediannserent every general purpose of those welch are thy I Ear( STANHOPE, ,adverting next to th e clause : nines its bulk sad peke; nerd e., merefore, in that, and in many i • ' • - is .4. to Chatoui. 'tins movetnent obliged Prince %%Ripo s te-la, --cis. the most desirable work ever primed. For the ! Saving the jurisdiction of the Church of Eagle nl, oh who commands ;he first crops of tne ti tiss me army. to s. v•xnate - -• School, fo r the Wrait h: T m ble, the I served, that the Methodists belonging to the Church the whole of :*asnogitia, and the country euate ae‘sse• u h was, • ..imiiin a rival Is the ei.- s I might be hardly dealt with, if this clause we r e not and the sea, and to take up a puiattnt at Wiihntiar, oiler he had - • I altered. . . • • , beau reinforced by two regiments of guad: , . The troops warm The Archbishop of CANTERBURY objected to i the Seth. Tae Marshal Duke of ste gh eo foitiel she army in le.:t. any alteration in this clause: and , - ; the array opposite to Devei m vo. •, oe tiring i.norcoarrely cow: The Earl of LIVERPOOL . said, th at h e would Menced.Toe enemy was i deiveu fed . post .0 post, earl re- t rashed the bridge with SO snuck" preoriiiiattoa , mot it ass NOW i:il l i0:.• never have promoted the Bill if it had trenched on the jurisdiction of the Church. oleic to burn it. lie lost three huadred feigner*, ascasug a hunt I were several Officers and airout fifty west killed or vs- ' d Lord HOLLAND agreed, that if any alteration . , but 1095 does not ext;e,d tit lien. "hue' . " The Duke of Reggio f o lk s highly of the coudoet of the Were proper to he proposed in this respect, it ought I not to lie a side-wind .bat - directly, and therefore 1 brigade of light cavalry, co:am:aided by Geom.! tisrou C.•steo, and of the 1 lib regiment of ti h ot uufantry, semen is cairrely thoUght it fair that the jurisdiction should be saved in this Bill. • . I composed of I'renchinen of the departments beyond the A l o s.— Earl STANHOPE only pointed out these • things : The yisung Rowan conscripts behaved wk.* great intreitisliy.— in order to reserve to himself the. right next Session iThe enemy set fire to his great magazine at Walcott:ie. the ta ts propose something better. He would therefore ; habitants plundered some barrels °lineal, part of which we were able i t 4 recover. only observe farther at present, that this: clause w a s i I ed ' opposite the 29 th , Duke t d b e e rva in cf i somewhat extraordinary, for it - was a. premium upon sou orcl nge e ich r t i o n pass ilad a theblr'ildgli.e eHleue - t ' t,'o s t i ut Dissenting, as the Methodists beloug in g to the i I were advanced along the -roads of toodno and Volbynia, ts": Church would naturally be led to turn Dissenters, ' meet the Russian corps, which had been dispersed i n eve r y di iti order to escape the jurisdiction. rectioo. . - The Bill then passed the Committee, and w as or- •• Wilms is a place containing from tweets-live to thirty thou dered to be reported.to.merrow. , . , sand souls, hail a great number of convents and other noble c,rh- FRAME-WORK-K N ITTF.RSV BILL. , : , lishmeats,,and its inhabitauts are remarkable for,their patriot- On the motion for the second reading of this Bill, , inn. Four or five hundred young persons of the University. Lord LAUDERDALE rose to express hie most' upwards of eighteen years of age , and of the first families in rho It 1 Plae , bare asked perm is s ion to form a regiment. decided objection to the principle of th e Bel). It tended to separate the interests of the. master aq d ~ The enenky is retreating upon the Dwina. great . number of Stall Officer s and e statettes are constantly falling into ear workmen ; a result which would be equally perni harms. - We clearly discern the exaggeration of all that CAC itt!6•• CIOUS to each. It proceeded also ()Lillie absurd idea, elan§ have raid with respect to the immensity of their resource s; that to prohibit a coarser . awl cheaper manufacture aatit wo uld raise a demaud for a finer and deare r article • ? tio battalions of each regiment are with the assn, , the , third battalion, of which several returns have been inc.- rcepted as if the prohibition to wear worsted stockings would i in the correspondence of the Officers at the depots with .he res be an immediate inducement to all Persous to wear ! giMents, seldom m usters more than 129 or '2,00 men. • '•The Court left NI , il ea twenty hours atter they bed been lay silk. He was convinced that n o p olic y was more I mischievous than that which meddled and interfered i funned of our passage at K ee on e r a . ieSemn the and 1 6 .ith i u l ania are with the manufacturers of the country ; and while he 1 bas aitomwaradsenver N et rth at , e co m. i e ch weakened th t e re for Ps ce deti r n7d "ti l: was reedy to do full justice An the benevolent motives tne of the individual who' introduced this Bill, y et he the defence o f Voleynia. The King of W estebalia, with corps of Prince Peniatowski, and the ish and Pith corps insist trusted the House would not hesitate to express an 1 - have catered Grodito on the 200. Several columns !vitt • ad unanimous opinion that such interfer ence would OK- 4 vaned, io order to take in Mink the force commanded by Prim e rate to defeat the purposes which were 144 in view. B raga ii Gg , w h o . a ideereoth, received orders to procciel from ....lie moved that the Bill be read this day - three Frouganoni towaede Wilna, by forged treireaes. This van Lad months. .. .• come withirifoar dtp' March o f this last- iienti med place, t.ut The nal of IhIVERPOCIL expressed his entire ihe has bee/scooped:4 te : retire, and our croups are ill pulsate concurrence lo ibe observetiona made. by, .the: Noble 1.9 f him et to.coremerce and manufacture% was, that ~ • I..orth. The wisest principle of- proCeedisis,.. With re. 4 ,-". As , yet the met down hr e, fon* n Potentoso s 6 -I,,r4Oser. .fame' »` prttalliPitr well•Paetkti, .IftAY Alf !. o "fi r ,- he k ept state oflusernectilo; ~...pe pairs has not prodeced much hit:dashed .. •=i-, laid - It has ettombted ch i efly of mancouvree. 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