The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-01-26 00:00:00

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C3VRT OF lICFNOT MINCH, tiMersrierres, .4,
There was not any thing of public import,:
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trioal.lblatomulodtit6iont for
ger:ll:E.:644u ethwe"g
sive damages, gifeo, at the Sittiegs after last In
against a mate of An East-Isdiaman, for ' HIS 1
hthielf crew
t—ice Rii...•wteleto took tit:, awn wi will be
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tuuity of observing, that ____________EDlAR 0
ought to he advised to instruct their Officer, to h
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their sea-officers should he obliged to abide hi
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fle was sorry to see those actions so prevetri,i....
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There was one, a few days ago, in the Court g ~ bi
King's Bench, Finn e. Williamson, which added%
the catalogue of cruelties perpetrated by the C , . which,
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pany's servants; and the defence set • up, by pr% el*Tl.
curing two witnesses to swear to what they didn't ky be p
see, was an aggravation of the case. COVENTA
Rule refused.
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COMMON COUNCIL, JAN. 115. We( I
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Several petitions for leases were read and aveet samosa
Se these I
to. manes
The Court granted HMI. So the Society for ede. ll' Bono
ownw it
eating Children of Confined Debtors.
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The thanks of the Court were unsoinsousl) toted leader i
to the Rev. Manley Wood, A.M. Chaplain toile The c.te
Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, for his excelleut rer. "'"1"."5"1,
moo, preached before the Lord Mayor, Alderum, C1i',,,,c",',,56
sod Members of the Court, on 'Plow Monday Int, no...eifiei
which Web ordered to be printed, and manta every oozes..
Member and Officer of the Court fbilt•stie'
Mr. Robertlo Smith was eirso)ieirsA Cowed
silGoveruor of Si.
Barthomew's, and Mr. by, Govern,' mi
isserritPikcl
of St. Thomas's Hospitals, in the room of Mr. __—
James Dison and Mr. Deputy Tohlusin, deceased. 1\7.01
The Ceal and Corn Counnitt presented are. .111 I.'
port for paying off bonds, which w agreed to, sa Ibis nOs
reflred back to be carried into boo. tsesist
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Tits Loan MAYOR informed the Coon, that ass fie
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he had received His Majesty's gracious As. rril-
swer to the petition of the Comm Council, shah jPi
he would produce to them. ea TUI
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After the Recommit had read 1, a mettles wai pAMSeer
made, that His Majesty's Answer entered epee Taal;
the Jouruals.
Mr. W•ITUMAR said, be had t few observe. LON I
bout to trouble the Court •it He eensulered
the answer which was received t the WWI". 16 r
the answer of Ministers. Whew er petittous were tllwsk
presented to the King, the ideas of Majesty sod ttevea
Minister were always gape
this was welt • ; strati
known in Parliament,
.as well sac the Coart ef (MU,
Common Council. Gentlemen . apposed a Ix' GAlsi
lition which lie had submitted to he Court, WO
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time back, revretruted that the II round for ther_ Non
objection, waikthe harsh and aim IT
hi which that petition was draw and intimat-
ed their desire for an investigst
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of NI misters ; asserting, that if 'went Bogle:v.1 fish
to enter into such an iuvestigatio bey thewsehes alt S,
into the cooduct
would be the first proemial° su /owe measure woo
of restoring the publie. satisf is ; and would seer
call loudly foe an inquiry. It • subject .1 re- WM
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gret, that those Gentlemen w resent to de. sad I
liver their sentiments, as to the Hely of fully- • la as
ling their pledges, at this pen He would take N.
the liberty of asking the Court
not apr fits cost wethee the open- Se b
Parliament ing of s
instituteume, awl
oat
its repugnance to institute an ui,y i Tl.e en.
sever to the petition was also woof, end the V
ctolduct of. two huinired Alesnirrri in the House rt
, or e,
I,:oupoom., in voting against LO
5, expediency ni
endiiquiry, a strong cootirusatio There were not sin
it rational creel urea in the kin om who did not dm
Mee the necessity for it. and wit ouid not dressed
it. He did not wish to draw any c Liliespon himself,
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by anticipating whet Parliament *old do. His
opinions upon that subject were fix* I they were 11
coincident with the opinions of every cd•er person. 1
Having said thus much, he hoped it moult be pro- 0.1
posed, that a petition be sent to His Majoy, re- tan
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presenting the necessity of an immediate Notify
into the cause of the evils under which the cowl,.
laboured. Ile then adverted to the taxes, end the 1
scandalous waste of the public money. the extent
of which would be known, and its effects ellevMted,
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by the investigation. Ile would feel perfectly juss
titied in proposing, as an amendment, that the opt- h
nion of the Court be entered, with the Addreu. Ns
upon the journals ; but was des' is that such a s.
eo
proposition should come from those who fiad, u Polk a•
II former day, spoken so loudly of the uecrsaity of to
an investigation. F.
Mr. M AWMAN Was 06141 to hear that it was the
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expectation of the Gentleman, that the measure of at
a future Address for inquiry should originate 'nth
those who opposed the Address he had propowil. 1,
Re was among those who had adopted one, which si
he thought not only more temperate end more It
coneistent, but also more consonant with the dig-
nity of tlsat Corporation. When he gave his nip- e a
port to that addrees, for sit inquiry into the ale- I
mitous issue of our ex ped.tiutie, it arose from his
deep conviction of its absolute necessity ; sad hi. 11
there pledged himself, to the best of his abilii.iii• a
either to move or second any address or prim. i.., I
should that which they had already sent not be at. ,
tented to, provided none mcie experienced or iligto• I
fied is that Court, should do no; and he had Mile
doubt of its receiving unanimous support.
The motion, " That Ills Majesty's answer be en-
tered 011 the journals," was then carried in the n(
firmativr.
Mr. WAITHMAN presented the Report of the
Committee appointed to inquire into the ithii.e. id
Christ's Hospital. The opinions at Sir S. RomillY
and Mr. Bell, that the Clissoiellor should he pet"
tinned on the sithlect, were then read, ~,d 11..
WAITMMA a moved, "That the airport ni. Nevi! re.
(erred to the Committee, and that 'be. draw lir 5
petition, according to the above iii-irlictiont.
Resolved.
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