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London, England, 1818-06-04 00:00:00

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Gennetdan, whether he meant to move Ilse (oarsmen,
th• House to the Lords' amendments to the FAltirati ((((
the Poor Rill!
Mr- libtouctwatit wished Snit In icnnw, whether the
Hen Gentlmstrn oppo•ire !Mr Hatboro) e.-0.11,1 adhere
hM pledge of siipporting an Address to His !Crown if ti
amendMents were negatived!
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Mr CAIIIIIRG mid, the Hon. and Lenrned bentlemoir
no right to lost these sort of question,.
Mr. BROUGIIMIII would pr. fdr whit any other person
should most the amesulmentc
Lord CASTLEREAGH then moved, That the House a,
agree to the Lords' amendments is this
Mr BitornatOkaf was in illt• art of repeitidg hit guestitic
11 Mr. BATHURST, when Mr Vt'alti) roar to order, and said,
that the Hon and Learned Gentleman lied defamed and
Rendered (hove Glin differed with him on this °erosion. Af-
ter a long and acrim 111 l itt its rbseussimi ran the 'maul of order.
between Mr. Wants, Mr Itunthrox, Mr. Catsartsc,
BP.TitUllaT, and Mr. BROUGHAM, in the courses of which
Mr. I ..!,4,/rin.4 moved ao Adjo..roment. the !torts' Amend-
ment.. were azreed to—Mr. Ltrontit•st ithsoryiug, that good
faith had hewn broken with hors in the progress of the Sill,
Whirl. he now accepted, mutilated as it ES*, I'Stht r than lust
it altogether.
, . PANTHEON.
Sir F. BUROLTT rose, I. moo, dial the Petition of M,
Courtly, respecting the refusal of • License to him for thi.
Pantheon, he referred ill a Committee. The 1100. [brunet
reviewed the christen of Mr. Ctiorly, and censured. in soloor
terms, as an unjust tool arbitrary, proceeding, the r.-fusel
the Lord Chamberlain to grant a License for a place
amusement, much wanted isr the neigthouthooh, ;do
had the approbation of the Magistrates. lie a1..0 slid, that
the refusal was inept, as the Pantheon was in the C
of Middleseit, and out of the Lord Chemberlain's jurii
diction. .
Lord YrattlotiTll said, that Mr. r:revillc had tnerrly
temporary license, and fur performers muter invent...lr ye!.
of age. It was especially 'remitted that the Yauthron sl
not be opened a:: a regular theatre, and yet, in ilefianc••
this, Mr. Coady wanted to hold a pewe" !older M.. (.resill
which the latter was never 'who' ised to have fur himself.
Mr. J. CALIMRT denied Mr. Clouds's claim, and read ex.
tracts in support of his opinion from the Chamberlain'
()Ace.
Mr.iiairwußst said the whole east bad been already sill
Ideally investigated.
Lord J. TUYPI Nlt denied that Mr. Comely had ever the au-
tbOriti he sought fur not of the Chnotherbiiiia 4 )(Nye.
• General Tnentiion &aid ,that the Thsotie IVllUldbe a Very
great accommodation to the district of Mary-lc-bow. The
complaints against the Opera Muse wuhld be in a peat
degree obviated if there, was that sort of competition which
licensing this house would excite.
Mr. Pettit Moong said, that so far from there being ,
want of rivalry iu theatrical exhibit' there was rather
too much, for they ;sere rivalling each otbro lu Ibe fruittifl.
As he believed, the stnirmenla in the PetitioU to he
ed, be hoped the Hon. kfarrniet would eirthdrae, him mot
Sir F. BURDETT irplied at some length in support of MI
Cundy's claims, and Mil-Mated his intentimi of reviving the
discussion on lonise future occasion.
After a few words Irons Lord YARDOUTth the Hon.
Baronet aitlalrew Isis. mutton, there not tieing Member*
enough preat rat to go thrriogh with a divisioo.
The Hun. Baronet then gave moire, that he would, or
Friday, submit a motion to the louse on the subject of M,
Mallinson's Life Preservir.
Mr. IlaTittelisT brought op the &port of the Seirci Com-
mittee on the General Index of the Journals—Ordered to be
taken into consideration on Friday next.
On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH. the 1400114., at Hale.
past Twelve o'clock, adjourned until Friday next.

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