The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-17 00:00:00

TIE NATIONAT. nrmsTrn.

VEnnEso tv. .11 NE 12.

Mr. LOIIITON 06141111'1i 110 brie_ in a Bill for Ilse more
effectually itutim4 on end to the of coition and
machinery O. eery description by limmts peemos. .1 he
,All 3 afterwards brought in steel read 4 first

Mr. C.BI.I'R RFT. ruferrittz teethe Petition Irmo Itnehetttcr,pray•
Mg that the qut:•tiuu be deckled t+hetbe•r sir Thotisiet
TI 'mon, by accepting the place of of :rem wil'
110.pital, ;11.1 nut vacate Ilk seat. prc..cd MI the 111111.1, the
eery great importance of the ; and matted a re‘olittien,
.tating that the office nit+ Rot a ittilitar or
to 1.0110%% it up, if carried. bt moving a arty ‘r I it.
Mr. It tiTHLKST ernutcUdcd, that the Rppoillinit'llt WRB strictly

the gnestinn !mint; put, it was decided in fasnio of Mr.
Calentil's motion, 11l a majority of o E ! the tistaila n hCiIIL 61)
--against Mi. The %'%ctory was received by the opposition side
of the I [nose with .I sof applause, which contains Ii bir
some minot es.— A new mit was then ordered far Rochester.

Mr. I.VTTI.IrroiN /nought the siihjeet of I.olierie, under the
di•ru•sialt of the House. He stated the ill elleets ahieh the
poi lone 1111 l rats experience,' front this mode of drawing a revenue
and proposed a resolution which had for its object, to pledge
the Hou,c to abulkit I.ctteries altogether.

Mr. tsstit en/. said, In WA% net at present any At eof au)
tue,liod which titto,taml. a year could be raised %still AO little
bin then at iiiii ally as the 000.0091. raised b. 1 mittrit s II
W.I, A 't olttlitary tA♦ laid bt the public ou Ihclll.e .4c.; Nail be
wa. ut opinion, that ru flu. from heitix productive of luitnn, the
state Lottery dill much goodie keeping dots.' private Lotteries
Null Little (dice.
Sir S. Hominy, Mr. M'ilherforre, and others snlq•orted. awl
Nlr.l,44l.khart and Lord Compton type.' d the tnotion,whieh was
lost by 47 against 21.

TIII.II‘DAV. JiAE 13.

The lion. Mr. BEN N ET U mentioned various eases of persons
being confined tier contempt of the Courts of Citaneery and
Exeltelittei ; one own had been imprisoned sixteen, anti another
twenty-right years. After mist 'ring to the hardships of these
CAM'S. he ilk/led for retnrus of pe nuns so confuted ; which were
agreed to.
Mr. DAL% presented * petition from the Rev. John Pals
hreith, a Magist irk. of the comity of Ceilway, trompla.sitng of
the emulnet of Judge Fletcher towards
—NI r. Prittie enmplaineti of the conduct of the Rev. Mr. I la-
-111111i1/11, a Magistrate of the Comity tit' Tipperary, 1011) wdlh
charged witii being a party in a plot fur entrapping persons to
commit crimes Anil Mr. Itnotunsst pre‘elltrii a petition
front a Mr. 011innlon, rhai ging the Lord Chancellor 3tatinvis
with remosing lion from lii• magisterial rapacity, on are t
of palatial princeplc:,. In all' 1.. Isl• of Mr. Hamilton, the not.
titni i w Inch was for the 1.1.‘11•1,111,111.111'1. With •tit on
the ,nbjert 1 v. a* witlnims Sr, and in the others the petitions
wire 1:6,1 MI the table.

Mr. IY. S\ltYtr storied for Enpiva of the ntrelfivits made to ob-
tain Extenis to Aid; winch, after a II n word. limo Mr. I:.
\ F, who hoped there would be no objection to a C
mince of Enquiry next Se.o,iotes, were granted. —Adjourned.

FRIDAY, JINN 11.

CORONERS, ADDITIONAL ALLOWANCE.

On the motion that the Coroners' Bill he committed,
ieneral TIIO/174T0N Opposed the Bill, it 1110%t improper at the
present moment: purticularly as travelling, amt every thing else,
was now cheaper. Coroners had already good places. Some
might not be sufficiently well paid—let there be a Select Com-
mittee, and see what counties did not give good pas , but let
nut the whole country be saddled with great exprnees for the
wants ufa tew.

The ATTOKNEV ORINERAL was atirprhieil at this oppnsilion;
hi,callFP, from the iueffiricnt manner in which the Duties of
Coroner had been fulfilled, he knew of hi. owu k ledge that
individuals guilty of murder 11.111 esrmiett on itectinin or the de-
fective manner in which the warrant had been filled up.

Mr. Cskenarr opposed the Bi the com-
petition, which took place whenever a vacancy occurred,
proved that there was not such inadequacy in the pay as to
justity this measure; at a time too, when the cry on all shies
was for economy.
The House divided—For the Motion, 61; Against it, 30;
ajorit v
The }louse afterwards resolved itself in ii the Committee ac-
cordion:ly, in which the sescral blanks were tilled up. Report
un Monday.
LOIERTV OF THE l'ltE*S.

. Mr. Bnotnitam, in moving that the Order of the Any be dis-
charged, respecting his Bill for the better protection of the
Liberty of the Press, said, he should postpone the mea m e tilt
next Se ,sion ; %hen, as it would be better understood. lie should
have fewer prejudices to contend with.--(Eder discharged.