The National Register.
London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, 711 V '26.

The Honduras Bill did the Marriage Act Amendment Bill
were brought tip from tile Commons. and read the first time.
Col.o.lllna CLEitatV.—The Earl of Hann°WHY brought in
w Rill to enable the Archbishop of Cametbu:y and the iiisliop. of
tondon to ordain Clergymen for the colonies,. upon ptoduettig
prolier certificate; of their qiialific;titin, their intenttoa to go to
tOme place for which they are ordained, and also to reside three.
A conversation aroee some time ago upon the cpvation of Color
vial legi dation. relative to the Negro Population in the West
Indies, and it was ,:tatel that difficulty was felt in procuring a
s•tfficictit ntonhcr of protoit.:. t Ministtri to reside in the Colo-
aies. 'that diffimlty vsa,t attributed to the want of power on the
part of the Bishop of London to ordain for the Colonies, and to
Jo,gure the residJace of Clergymen who went out to offiziate. The
13111 intraltwed to the House was framed to make the necessary
rcgalatiOns on the subject ; and after the Noble Earl had staled
LLe IMlWisioll4 to Ju Ilou.e, it was road time lust

the House adjutu ri;;d.
"gauttsuAY,m‘Y 27.

Two Priitimat were pr,seme.t again t the Imminent Deb-
twa' Art, and idler the 11,114 on tle.: Lillie had been
forwarkJ. t►e Haut toijourned. to Moult) 34: 'unig t

MOUSE OF COMMONS.

MON DAY, MAY 24.

The Rep ►(Tn. on taking the Chair, stated to the House, that
he h.d received a letter from the Marquis of Camden, ecknow—
led..ring etc receipt of the Resolutions of that House, touchinghis
I sirashin's public spirited conduct itt resigning his profits of the
Teller4bip or Cie Exchcquer. The Speaker read the letter,
sct forth hie I.orils!op's grateful feeling, that his resigns
tion of t profits fan office graciously conferred, in ctins(Nuence
of his fathsr's i, had hezn to kindly acknos letlgt.sl by Por-
-I:antent, &e.—alear, hens.)
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'taxa REroers.--fir. PErt. having moved the order of the
say, that the Howe resolve it:elf into a Commiute on the Hank
Report+, rate to bring forward his proposed series of Resolutions,
a ;teed to almost unanimously in tile select t7otumittee. That
Committee had neglecter' ell party co:adder:Mons; they exerted
themselves oevhisively for toe public good; and he trusted that
tile Hattie W:141il he guitl.sl by similar feelings. As to the Reso-
lutions, they were tic Committees but the sentiments with
which they would be supported were his own, and he was
answeraVe for them : lie however must state, that since lie went
i..notlw Committee his opinion had undergone a material change
lie now agreed in the principle of Mr. 'turner, and declared that
the support of any contrary principle would defer the resumption
of Cash Payments to an indefinite pvr.otl. Ile would ask the
llotire, could it be nutintained in argument that the Country
coals! prse,..d as it had done for the last 72 yams ? Tile question
was, were they ever to reutra to is metallic standard ? I lad not
al! writers malt-veined that there was no security for any country
without icy metallic standard; had not the example of all coon.
tries shown the truth of such pontion ? Hut what had heed the
srevni since 1797 ? They die not lessen the Ettinger by hiding it
from theith,elvt s ; every foreign Jew saw through the fallacy.—
(lleo.) 1112 of notes roodted from the purchase of gohl ;
the distxmath,g of mercantile bills; or on Government securities.
l'hc great proportion mnv was on Government securiti:i, some
of which had noprovision made fur them. llow then could it be
said that the :issues were committal:de by mercantile proceedings;
et wore the issues ocrasiimed by sae!' events. The issues were
etesttive ; ant the greatest proof of that Ewe was the value of
ea In 11416 the prospects w. re imagined to be tlattavinh; but
sit 11317. languor, the resuit of excitation, followed. The CAUC
was. execwive i,otle{ producing ruinous entcrprizcs. And simi-
lar causes moult always produce like etilets. Purchases became
nadusive and the demand; slid not equal the supplies; and these
dethoged all Cie reiitlanans of soezety.—The labourers were
atkritd beyontt id:Kr:pine); at oac time there was a great de-
mand ior labour—at rthis...cr, le..our. lartroished. This was ti,e
rostilt t fan they:re:Wale pater; milky the principles of nature,
nr oast wise Mitt:la:ion; of man, Vier,. was nothing of counter
to i tai: in the face; were City to
root.-- oiyinesa, tl tip ithlt Stat... period? If they poet-
t':c ins thiption of ca-'1 payments—if they tint
not alio-. the V....A wou'l hot have them judge of
the. tvii• real t mum such v.:pow:nicht Irani what
the) frd ....cad L tie r.:..tattptiot. at cash had her: store only
been postponed fur a s!:utt period. They had ;7niic tlivough the
circle of expedients; they mast .• scree up their courage to the
seeking place:" the taped:lnc of the last few days slivw,ll ed..;
(h. arc totist, to do .ihy pod. anew that they "TIC
1104 in e•lrnes:..-t lit ar,lnwro—littty esp. di: tat; might ha ee I :
tulupced ; much as had already had rem: oil hi, or a lima tinia
of the Hank note nnny... Troy rt• decgivrl ut.wisc. nod were
no: thought OC The Comauthe hamd that gold we. abuse the
omit price—it was four pounds wit shilling per ounce ; that tile
13 ink wa in w canoe to the Governmi nt, Mudd adi ins e could

i.l; :vitt they hat po,tpuned t;), n.uugmon of Ca•it
V. 11) rl: 4v, 1411.2cr than Irut h. en !WM I,lsly to th,
a5p..,7..: 01 t;. Cusasuitte. The plan of tt.maiog l'a.sh Payments

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