The National Register.
London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

the Emperor of Anstria and his holy supporters regarding
the attacks making upon Naples; and he eloquently vindi-
cated the virtue. and the secrecy of the sect or Carbonari.
Lord CASTLEREAGH arid, the production attic letter
would be useless, except it was intended so found any
any motion or tensure ou it. The copies that had appeared
in the papers were correct. As to the meaning of the letter,
that tite squadron W 44 1161 to act except " insult oad vitt-
leoce" were ulfo•red to the Royal Family, the meaning ap-
plied to them personally,
event. the strictest neutrality was to be observed
After some farther remarks from Mr. Cunning, Sir J.
Mackintosh, and Sir IL Wilson, the house attjaurned.
MARCH 21.
Petitions from Nairn and Fife, and Strathmore, in Forfar,
against the Malt Tax, were presented.
A petition (ruin the ship owners of Sunderland, respecting
coals, was presented.
A petition was presented from Queen's County. praying
the house to take into consideration the state of the distillery
laws.
Mr.MARRY AT presenteda petition from Lower Canads,
praying the house to take into its best consideration the
several petitions against tiny change of the timber duties.—
Ordered to he prated.
Mr. C. CALVERT moved for an account of all wharfs
powssed by the city of London, or by trustees for thew,
between London-bridge and the Temple.
Mr. LUSHINCI lON bioui,lit in the Ale and Beer Duties
Bill. Read a first time.
Mr. H. Slif ffiNER moved that the report of the Newing-
too Select Vestry 801 l be taken into further cousideratioin.
The committee above 'lairs had agreed to a motto loll—one
that had struck him with emeiderable asp —l hat
the stuudiug orders of the house had not been complied with.
The irregularity was, that the notice ought to have been
stuck up three diGereui Sundays, whereas it had only been
up Iwo Sundays; then it was put lip again, but the notice of
the third holiday sons altered. he word increasing" having
been introduced into it. Such farts were the howidation or
(lie resolution. Ile concluded Nihh mostog (list the bill be
referred to the committee übove stairs.
Mr. S. C. WHITBREAD expiessed his rcgert that Ili!,
must unjust bill was stilt persevered in. It had been must
properly thrown out by the Committee and he could not
consider the alteration introduced into the notice to have
been accidental. If the motion were persevered in he must
divide the house on the question.
Mr. DEN NISON also opposed the motion, again speak-
ing of the unjust provision of the bill.
Mr.C. CALVERT again opposed the bill. The sup-
porters of it were the minority in every respect. He had
hotted the numbers of the petitioners for and against the
bill on a former occasion ; and he had nuw to add that the
rental of Newington was Is4,oool.—Those who petitioned
fur the bill rented to the extent of only 3,400. Did the
bill, under such cireurnstauces, merit the support of the
house I
Mr. ABERCROMBIE said it was most important to
eecure a strict adherence to the standing orders; and he was
therefore inclined to support the suggestion of the chair.—
Ile proposed that the matter be referrred to the select com-
mittee to en.;uire into this particular point—to 111.001tVill
14 hat were the standing orders—and 10 repoit their opinions
regarding the some. Hr moved this us an amendment.
Mr, IL SUMNER replied, ohlerviog, that the course
which he proposed had been pursued in the instances tit fbr
Bristol Jail mid Darlington Railway Bills, w heir the house
had decided against the returns of the committee, when re-
ported that the standing orders hail not been complied with;
but, in deference to the chair, and to what had fallen (ruin a
learned goidleinun opposite. he should not press his motion.
Ho hogged to withdraw it.—Motion withdraw n accordingly,
trinendowni agreed td, and committee appointed.
Mr. ELLIS presented ransom from several persons in
Debbi', praying for compeolat aro and sutisfaciion in the
event of the Irish law courts' bill being eulertaiued by the
house.—( Hear, hear.)
Mr, W. SNlrrii should not oppose the petitions lin merely
adied that the facts might be mude Lou* it to the house,
%still the view to Suture euusidesittions
After four oilier petitions from the exchequer clerks, &c.
had been presented,
hirJ•N EN kitty( hoped that tin tie petitions might be
Wetted to a committee ribose stairs; it wits impossible
that they could be properly considered in that house,
St t.vea Cot NAO e....-111r. P. GRES FELL said there had
been laid before the house au account of barer purchased
by the mint since 1810. Troia purchiped since 1519, %%us at
considerably above the mat ket price, that being 4,.
per .4. while the price charged mu, 5, ?d, per oz. tie
'eland to kiiiow who were the putties from whom 6me h silver
was piirehused,
Toe CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUER. replied
That the silver bad hero purchased at tie
The clrcumbtoncel were these, and the public 'flood ,uslain
pp loss by the Isotivactiou t silver ails sold lii the loink by
Inc 00,4, the gust commit then having a guns dell Oil its
kinds, on condition that ahem tlic govt 'mold wanted
guy silver, they should repurchase from the Wok at tore
like price
Mr. P. Gil EN FELL expressed his riAtoipOlitio lit lU what
hind heen staled, !to was nut sulialied lit tee alowei, the
ion early day he should submit it motion to the home 00 the
Mfitject..,( Hear.)
A thet”uxr announced that their Lord.diliae had agreed to
the Fla; Encourugement Bill slid they desired to he Imo-
platted with the giounds and es idens a 40 is hid. the house luau.
lowed the tOrrinipouoid Disfrauchiscinent 11111,
Astattleal ValLtsvo.,.—Mr, W. COO It'fENA y ruse
to brute lit ward his 10141100 1101 g the A lUerivall 10y 01141 i..
11 was °lmmo. that the claims 4414)1111W' in 1151 required
to 101 torree to estublish their justices hut
no dislalite of time he could t fleet the justice tot
the cloOin•,--(11coi:1 bolor•)- culicluded with 1111 l vine.
tlpot there he lard byline suit' house copies of earimpundence
Imre INN, on I his Allier:l.
Mr. IDCF-ENSON secuuded the motitio, and :poke in
toppott of it.
Mr. W. iiM iiH aha supported It.
The CI`•IANCLI.I-Olt tit the L.NCilEt;l!lilt eropie,ed
lire wish that these elanni, lit•onl4 Cleci,CilCO a Huai
Ildjittlittent,
Alter wine further coaversatiom Mr. Couto-hay 's motion
fur 40 addreet wins iscrti it to it boat it dm.
ItErFAI 1*11; SIAiT TAx.— w the'. •
vthu h would he ntiortled to the agemolltitot uy p repeal cif
the lust doles lowittill oti until, lost ;11.g.111.11
cdoslderablo length. lie runt lulled by itoosrag far
5,u.e to call the attention of the house to tie relief which
boort' in is lain to, oepeal thi.sr note
Air. Ai ACK 4.S il wrap:siva Ilic
humus A. linunitao, abed

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