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London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WsoNnoAv, APRIL 7.

At l.alf•past three o'clock the House as■ summoned in
the usual form to the House of Mrei►, to hear the Royal
Assent gives* by ('ommissiuto to several Hills. On the retorts
of the House, the SrVAR R. anuouncid that for Royal As-
sent LMI heen given by Commission to several Public auJ
is ate lit I For tiltf:sit see Lorde Report.)
Chsluma presented rapers realm:hug the Edinburgh
and Fife Iserries.-4Laid us, the table.
WATER COM PA IVI ES.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR UloVicll the Oi der of the Day fur
leave to lirnix is, a Bill " Tu regulate the supply of Water
hV the Company of Proprietors of the West Wohllokig
Water Works, and also hot the Grand Josortiou Water Works
Company, and to limit the sates to be charged fur soda sup-
ply uf r."
Mr. Joint Simla said, that in his opinion the effect of
this Bill would he rasher to seduce the bawdy of water, than
to hunt the race for the liaynieut of it.
Mr. M. A. Tal•t.ott said, that that would not lie the effect
of the Measure. The feet was, 1.4 e Miele-sit Water Omits.
piles stood upon quite a thatiuct fooling from each other.—
The new C 0011111.116% could I.Ot It elicit supply water with the
alone means that it euidrl be dime by the old, and is the
struggle sum": them Ivey often uctificed a guoil deal of
their owe property to tut advamage to the public. The ob.
jeet Of his Bill was to regulate soul alibi a maximum fur the
rate, • just and fair price which would remunerate the
Companies, and also tu prevent their having the puree to
levy a high marl arbitrary rale. It was bet justice to say,
that thmigh wi'atiu the last two years msuy of the Companies
raised their twice, yet the Neer River Cumpaoy did nut, hut
went nu at the old rate. This Cumitauy was ready to Concur
i• any salutary measure fur the public, but it mesas to wait
and toe the effect of this Bill, sod no the enselseg year In-
'mance oue for the legislation of its Owl• trade . In the totems
time they pledged themselves Out to make lb smallest ad-
velure of their charge opus, the pablic.
Mr. Jetts Sit rt tt exorcised himself perfetlly satisfied with
the Hun. Meroirer's explanation
Leave was then given to bring in the Bill, which was
Immo& in, sad read • first time.
HANC►ItI: MTS.
Mr M. A . Triohoit gate notice, that un Tuesday, the llth
May, lie would submit a motion to the House, for reform-
ing tell matters toosteeeted atilt haiskrupts from the Jurefehc.
huts of the Cri at Seal.

Lorax)s CLERGY BILL
Itici !NOIR! ‘v&t., tvut4 intactitka a Miiiiea fame Ma

PRICE SEVEN-PEArli.

'Pariah of St. Michael, Cornball, siphon the L.aodois Li.rpty
Bill.

Mr... 11011111 SMITH prevented a Petition to the saint rQt et,
fro. tlw Parishes of S!. Augu•toi mud St Far!h. Huu
Member snitad, that oue of the Iteeorra m *twat parishes
held several livings in *lw country, and let the paratroop
Inosse in town as a • mr..h..tme, at the trot of 401 a year.
Mr. Alderman HilvteaTs presented a Petit- fro., llk
Pariah of St. Steplian, Walbearok, against the Ludo's
Clergy gill.
Mr. HARM err presented a Petition to the same effect from
the Parish of St, srruhtu the Alrotyr.
Threw Petition, were referral to tbe Committee on OA
London Clergy Bill.

CLCArIi 811.1 a.
Mr. Nlet.r.tan pre,:ratell • Pettily', from the Cremate, al
the l'art.d. of It. Geurge the Martyr, avilast ilta Paris!.
Clerk Bill.

MILBOI7RNE PORT COMMITTEE.

Mr. RUSINION mid, lh•it he hail il.is r. e. n letter
from a medical teuttemaii, whiting that Mt. beckt .e.t. who
.was last eight uppwat►d a Member ef die %Shinn Pot
Committee, WWI nimbi/ to ultras, through indolitwitiuti.
We aorhirmoomi the aswetiealgatatimisan *us m artnt.hilig r 1.1
*petite Olio tat/.
Dr. remelt was then calle.l in. Re Stated, that Mr. Reek-
fond hada feverish indisposition, which rendered it necessary
for)iini to remain at home, probably for serial day..
Mr. Ittcbronts was then cxcu•.cd from attending on the
Cuionsittir.

REMOVAL OF THE HAYMARKET.
Mr. G. LAMB presented the Report of the Committee
upon the Haymarket Pvtation. The Itemirt recommended
that leave be given to present a new Pruti in. The
Member acemolingly moved, that leave be given according
Ue ilw recommeuttstion in the Report.
Mr. 1101-MC StIMN, R opposed the *notion. He said be saw
nu grounds fur suspending the Staliding °Arts or the
Hmme, for the purpose of receiving the P • of these
individuate. The Report gave no reason, mar could he as-
sign any. II was out Mune the pyritous residing iu the ne'gh-
boorhootrwliu were to be alTectiirt ley the proposed ineassir,
but the to:tabitants in ditTertut quarters of the metropolis.
He had heard it whispered. that it was intended to rtinime
the ,Haymarket up to Mary•le-bone. The so nsr~neuvc
would be, that the servants of persons at this end .4 the
town, and from the eastern pasts, would Sum a whole day n.
a journey to porches* hay. He meant to give no up
upon the propriety of the re ttttt vat, but Ise certainty thoucht
that this Was a case iu winch?i the Standing __ens ought to
be enforced.

Mr. L•lra replied, that Ilse Howe had yisterday allowed
the Petitioners to make this application, and to torn round
•pun them on • mottle of form lion, would be to render Ilse
Indulgence already riven by the House perfectly tiugotoo.
He by no means meant, nor did the Petitioners, to p. eft's*.
tole t►e measure; amide time would he given to bear all
parties in the several stages of the B 11. It was lad night
Said (by Sir C. Burrell) that so far from the tinproremri.la
in the neighbourhood reodering the remittal of the Hay-
market necersaiy, they in fart otriated it, by rendering' a
thoroughfare there less required than hest tufore. But the
11010,,e would at mire set that this argutrwrust was Gillis., whets
it recollected that from the new street out of tall-mall 11.41 e
were also new c►oss-streets, the uttlirts of Which o't oe nett,-
ally blocked up ou market days by this 011ie:sore, lie hopeit
therefore the request of the Petitioners would be comp.itd
with •

Mr. 8'0(0 repeated the objections lie urn to het night 00
The Nil', and atilt nerrerred that the rtgular notice rcriuwerl by
the Standing Order. owed to have toren Riven.
Mr. M MIAMI concurred in this opinion.

Mr. Alderman WOW) said, that any body passing thro.ikls
the Haymarket moist see the nature and v agent of the
nuisance complained of. He knew none of She 'parties iit
this ease, hut lie thought their applicatlon ressotoitile. It
was possible that some other place fur Site 111111*el 114141116 e
found oust equally convenient fur the public, ■nd fess übjce-
tionstile to individuals.

Mr. HOLM 6 SUMS Eft explained.
The lionae then divided, *hen the numbers wrrr—
For giving leave to Petition ft7
Against it

Majority for the Petition.... ha
Me.'l.lllll then preseufed the new Petition, which was re-
fetrid to ■ Cotntnittee.

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL.

Mr, MAIMING presented A Prlllloll from the London
Dock Company alpinist the Glsnd JAPICItuis Crust
ItLferred to the Committee uu the

CAMBERWELL ENCLOSURE BILL.
Mr. 11. SLIMN us brought top the Report of the Commit It •
r•.O ibsCatuberrell Cue Wore Rill. He ►aid he lounglit sp
the Report agreeably to the instiuctious of Ilse Commiller.
though he Cuoicei it wa► utoupporied by the evidence Nod
before- thew. He had thole his duty Is preiwtshott the
111111, but as be thought it unstareortatl by stidtsice, he
WOIIIII 1111 W MUST that it he rtcotateitted.

Mr. Alderman Woos, übjectesi to the recommittal. 7he
11111111/4 Ili the Committee were, tacitly fur the
Against four. The worthy /sideman the., described the
calltits of the Common where slits Enclosure was to mks-
place, and said that there was so proof before the Commits' o
that lusty acres were to he enclosed. The place was the 14-
casional 'escort, fur the perposes of air and ems Ilse, of up-
wards of 10,000 of the poor charity ulsiltrii 4.1 the metro.
polls, skint healthful recreations would be men-Med if ti,
measure acre to be agreed Opoir. it was said the place was
• bug, but .an going out to see It last Saturday, he found it
was nu seat thing; there was, indeed, a •priug at uue cod
of the ground, but the Mit was good.
Mc 31 said, that Mr. Wynilh.iin. aill. peculiar
force of lang•agc, had called the Parts the longs of the stir-
‘ll4llellB, and it aptsetr.d this Common was the breattsinz
*put of the poor dimity children ; he should therefore op-
peer the iscommittal of the tiepin t. He should al• nye
colds:tot for the ptuptiety of keepiug opt n as mach as pos-
sible the scenes of recreation of the lalmuring classes, where
they obec healthful and proper; if they wire shut out floss
these, the ale•house must be their resort.
Sir J. GUMMI( wrsuid butt for the recommit's, of she
Report. To whew the feeling of the iseightitsurliood us to-
tour of the mei sure, he hail only to say, that the parties,
sum the spot, who wished Inc the Bill, sr, se assessed for the
land tax to the amount of 471. while those against it may
paid 31. Ist : a fair estimate may he suede from this „r 11„.
@entitle's'', of the parties best able to torso a jiokiticot
uu the case. The best surveyors approved of the measure,
sod out of the 67 mimes eigned to the Mimeo Iig:AIWA it,
only two hail auy rights upon the CUM MOIL
Mr. DIMINO!. said, Mere was no Ivor"( nhatevrr that tbis
Common was the scene of any riots or disorder, of any box.
ing-matches, bull-baits, or any other inaptoper exhibitions
It was to fact a plate of recrcatiou for the tradespeople of
the Borough, who were exclit.led by the shammy fa um avail.
i.e.; themselves duris.‘ their leisure of Ilse god sir or the
Parks. He ass sore that if the Hou. throne', towed of
"eking his retie iti the Parks, as he WAS pro hear accastotarm
Is do whew relieved from the fatigue sit bustuess iu Cors•
twitters, would seat Itlutt4tay lay aside a 11;4441 Ilig el1C1111111.411.••
(4 lruigA)—ausi take a ride to the Canitireweil COI.IIIIYO. lee
would whores die agreeable pecreali tttt sto hirt his 11on

Inroad (Mr. AWertstsu Wood) alluded, aud which were as
ratifyitpg as they were cheerful.
Mr. CUM. CALIIIIRT mod. the Cantssitteit bad lives the
appliratiuse a full awl (sir Iwvriur, there wee Ibeirefule so
evressity fCCUMINIIIII.If the Report; the visejseity sae
mount decisive is the Cuisseeiliee, soil vul of INN iiv.,,
iv wesi-
priug the osiiterity, three had ow beard oats eyilablifisf the
culence,--(fhar.)
Mr. *Wei 11,50 HSVOATS conceite I. the ',whey uf the
Acts fur the regul.tive et I.l.l...tesudms. la this ..antr he

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