The National Register.
London, England, 1817-06-09 00:00:00

TUESDAY. JUNE 3.

Mr. W. Xsititt vivo notice, that on the seronel rentlinc of
t'u E,ctents lid'. he s uid move for a select Com-
suttee to r ntad. r the whole of the oubjert.
of the Ctiy or London ',resented petition,
fn' n tip C 0.11110,1 1:1,111C11 and Coin,noll H di, ttl.:•ollitt tilt'
!tiltint'tiliaoll of the 11.43e,iii Corpus Art. Ordered to kr on
th:s

At luir past three o'clnek the new Sneaker took his seat:
awl at tsar o'clock the Depot}• U•ht•r of t•te liiark
It 9 I anin•uJur;l t., at the liar of the
Howie of t..►rd., to lii•ar a Royal Ci•noiis..un re.iil. T'ie
Speaker Nen withal ea attenied by the whale House. 011
their return,
. . _

I he SPUAKEIt he had to aeon slut the Mome that he
bad been in tile Peers, waere the Lords, authn,4rti
by his Majesty's commission, had gien Lis .11,iiesTs awliro-
bation to is 3m,aker. H. hnl azita to repeat
to the limise his nofei.rintl wt atitntle for tipr high homer
trourrrred upon him, and to capers again his intention to
aye hif utmost endeavours to serve thent. He knew that the
liutwe would styport him for the mainteurnee of tie it rights
aaci privileges, with which the liberty of the subject was NO
intimately connected.—Hams, hear!
o,s the motion .of Sir W. -;ewt. a new writ Wa% ordered
far Oxford, iii the cuss ii of the Hight Hon. C. Auuutt, now
L)rd
Sr; W. Cutta as moved fur a new writ for a citizen to serve
in PariMment, in the r!kuin of H. C. Coni!ic, El. who ha!,
&crewed the other ul the Itewardshie of Ciultern Hundreds.
Orii, red.

aro: Patece REGENT's PIESsAGC.
Lsrd CksTl.l.titn.scif brim:lst no a Message from his Royal
Highness to the foilua effort :--
"G. P. H.—Hit Roy J Highness the Prince Regent,
W•ting in the name and on tile belial of his Majevty, has
River orders that there should lie laid before the House,
pipit; c :Walnuts; informaton of tile contitinatice 4pr:relicts
and Cu.itltiu:dioni+ is various nails of the country, to which
be called the as tesiti 111 l of the douse early in the Session,
and which are still carried on to such an extent as to en-
danger the Colistitillion and Government of this country.
Its litryll Highness recontlicitilv ii to the House at Coincnous
to take these papers intact Wear eat ly and must serious cow-
a.deration."
Oa the motion of Lsrtl CASTLtilii.AGtt his Royal Higlinees
Pdessaae was ordered to be taken into cousii:eration on
Thursday next.
I, tad L: ssrLEtttucH thee brnught np another Messere from
lidt Rapti Higauess the Prince Reout, to the fo.lowing
*sleet r—
" G. P. R.—His Royal Highness the Prince Regent having
been pleased to create the Right Hon. C. A...orti, late
speaker of the House of Co,mmons, a Raton of the United
Kiited en, in eanselerttion of his eminent pubic set vices
tiering a long and arduous period, recommends it In the
House to assist hint in making a suitable provistOu for 1341011
Colchester and his heirs Ham.'
Lord CAtsTGEltllbou gave twice cl a motion of Thanks ti
the late Speaker on Friday.
Mr. V volt natal' moved that the last Message be taken Into
consideratiou on Friday.
Mr. W. WitbNg was surprised that such a recoinmendation
bad come from the crown, The ,iervicoa of the late .`3l/e.lkei
&ad liven performed in that House, aria from that House should
have cone a recommendation for a reward of them. 'fins
lens not a point of form ; it concerned the Coalitions mac:i,
ttat those who Mica that chair should riot look up to eine-
aeration front the Crown.
Lot d C.hifl.l.MEAGil said, the Cruwu called for this, not as
a reward to Mr. Aboott, Speaket, bat au order to enable
hint to Rapport his dignity as a Peer.
Me. I'o3SONUY astonished how the Nolde Lord caned
at: lent to get out of such a serape in such a lots.auvr ; tur
the very words of the Uersviee vs, re, that it was Hit wit as a
reward to Lord Colchester for his couditet iii that Omit.
It was a that-Ant vioia, ion of the Cow:nut:ion, fir the Crown to
pretend to kuow what was done by their Speakers ; and Ise
hoped the house would not sanction any such reeeniereit-
datiim of the Miiiisters of the Crown.
Mr. H. Sun tit im said, this recornmeeilation interfered
between the Isle speaker and the [literality of that Ilm.se.
Mr. VA% SI I I'ART could see no violation of the
in the Crown recommending a reward fur game pelthe set-
ekes. Neither did he consider the Messugu brought down
by his Noble Friend, as any violatiou of the privileges of that
House.
Mr. Newrotrr said, the Crown had no right to know the
services of alit Speaker of that House. It was molt danger-
ous, that their 'speakers should he taught to look up to the
Cio X.. for their- tenant.
Me. IlutlifitSSON said, that in the case of Mr.Onslnw, the
Crown wa snake the i tit of the Cavil Lit
to the extent of 30aat. ; lint now it timid only do it to the
amount of 1243 L. per a
Mr. W v P4l%a S3lll, the prover course woul.l he to address the
Crown to coat r ;I .eW.ettl 011 Lord v!er ; 'lieu ilk.
Crown would .16e1111 dawn a :do lot the H.)11,e ti
enabla it to grant that toward. Ile %visite,. the ur. . seat motion
to be withdrawn. . .

Mr. VAARIIIART tai 1, the et utisht refill:re more
enn4iJertttit,a, and then 111$e he colo:U (tl ttl o tilidzaw Ih
mottoat.—Atijouttiuti.

THURSDAY, 31:Nr. S.

SirrGyßroN posymied hi+ nntiee for moving
for leo% ctooc in in 4 Bill to amend one Copy-liii,!at Act,
until Tuesday the ( ;th 431111 V.
Sir JAMMS SHAW lUSt, to present the *ethic,» of the Lord
M.,yor, Aldermen, and I.i‘ely ut the City of Loudon, in
C coon m Council .14picaili:etl, agoinst wily further inspeu-ion
of the itAbe.u. Cotpu, Aet. lie we' not uw,tre that bei
Mini'iters could (mouth rodiieicnt 'evidence to Induce
th.! douse to prolong the suspension of Ile liberties of the
people. Li tin. part of the cinpit c there etas nothing to jue-
tif%, it, RA the country wa+ in a state of tru eynillity. Oil the
»Anion of the Honourable Baronet, the pe.ition was brought
up, read, and ordered to lie on die t ble.
Mr. SuAw Lefevite presented a ',wither f, nut
ogaiteit 411) 11141.'11.'1' 0.110 alblUal ut We Ai.‘4l.4ll;Jiptcs Act.

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CHIMNEY SWkEPP

Lord MILTON prevented a petition to the }lone. in favotir
of a very 'nimble, hot, perhaps, a very meritorious class or
their fellow-creatures, who bad long a...cited the eiont,,aksion
at,' interest of many persons its this metropolis anti throoeli•
out the rotiotry. The petitioners wets a numerous hod% in
the town of Sheffield. Indeed the pet:Won W4S>iYuedlo tilt"
whole body of the Corp9ration, and thee prayed for AI/ aato
auto) attic practice of sweeping elii ?on,' by boys, soil that
ittrehattittal appatatita be mith4tittited for that ',impose.—
The petition was then read and tottered lobe out the table.

11KS Ti) LORD COLCIIESTVO.
Lord CMITI.ZREAOH rose to roll the attention of the lititse
a notice lie had previimily given, and observed, that ,then
the thaoks of the House acre voted, he shoutd then move an
ss to the. Crown, recotninendiag a suitable provision for
Lord Cole:luster, and concluded by moving—
" .flint the Thanks of tins house be esnressed to the Rieht
!lonourable Charles Lori Co!chsster, fir his esninestt and d's
services In the chair of this House, duriag a long
and et entre' pi rio 1, in which ho discharaed his illy iris with a
zeal and ability e;ikc honours hie to himself, and a.t vont,' e.
Outs to the Interests of the House—that Ire be assured that his
repented pr min of a ttsie:sint ant to tile King and country, his
exemplar} firmness iu supporting, the dignity :111.i urivileues
Of this House, :hid the anility, integrity, atill unre m ttiue oi.
tentlon to Parliamsntary bu.ilmu, that marked his %shot.•
conduct. justly entitle hint to the approbation, respect, and
gratitude of this House,"
The motion being read,
Lord WM. RcssEu. rose to give his individa "1 11;ssent to
the motion proposed by the Noble Lori!. He Mitid dto the
inenioruble speech delivered by the late Speaker, it• the year
1813, respecting a decision of rite !louse of Coolitiotai rut the
bar of the House of Wert. In the subsequent you It op.
peered nn the Journals, that 111 Meath's'', disapprove.l of this,
proceeding, and would by a vote of the. II Its a have censor'
the Speaker's eontlue . He shenlii not press his objections to
a division, hut he thought the cno4stency of the House re-
that some notice should be taken of the former pro-
cia-dings,
Mr. 'A' VONT said, he certainly had then disapproved of the
"•zreaker's conduct, but looking back to fifteen or sixteen
years of active service, he lett that they far outweighed one
t :Tor.
The motion was then et:riled.