The National Register.
London, England, 1819-12-20 00:00:00

THEARMED RISINGS IN THE NORTH.

Mr. LA M HION begged to slate, that lie had made
rrostised.ertquiries respecting istodry assertions that hail
.wren sent funk of r snkohrb.nf limn, colliers and tit
Owing ataiod.suod randy to rise in the North. Amongst ugh..?
Mogi, it had Deed duetted that his own (Mr L.'s) agents
bud dismissed peat numbs.' from hi, coll.rries in Dat 114111,
ADM the grusend of their being " Radii reply so woe
perlkwid of these btatements, he had received a lettcr trout
• 411 Yr of his &seats, who said that the urn were peai cable--
ghat out our enau had been discharged—that the) were well
disposed to their work, &v. and the is ;ter expiciard his
_sourer.' at the vile and e: roneuus report* taut had gut
abroad um I his rohject. (Hear. hear.)
The remsining Orders, the Searching for Arms pill, &c.
being disposed of the !louse adjourned.
r. FRIDAY DEC. 47.

The Norwich Bridge_Bill nail seed a second timeofier
•Mr. W. Smith hood observed that he should not oppose
the motion.in this stage.
Lord AL mom. brovidit sin the Ingolvent Debtors'
*clic( Bill, He moved that it be read a first time.
Mr. CALCRAFT olocrved, that lie approved of tbe
Bill, and added that no evidence had appeared tasting
any imputations on the late Chief Clerk.
Lord ALTHOSP admitted the correctness of jbis,
further remarking. that he had expressed 1114 approbation
of the change wholly on the ground that it was calculated
.to reuew the confidence of the Prbilc. Tho:re was no
,renson to throw any personal inwastation ou the late
• Chief Cleo k, and he had • Jimmied any thing of the
The Bill, which purports to be of a " permaneet "
eharecser, was read a first thee, ordered to be read a
second time Feb Ili, and to be printed.
Mr. Motel men WOOD gave notice, that after the
tolldays he should bring 'forward a motion to divide
Partnioor intro allotments for the benefit of the Poor.
Ha mentioned the sublect nor:, that Hon. Menthes might
.10 the interim torn the subject over in their minds.
INEWSPAPLit STAND' KILL.

Lord CANILEttk:AGII mused that this BiII be re-
committed.

Mr. J. SMITH expresard ilu hope that at least a day
.or two would be allowed to enable the Booksellers and
others to are In.w the flit, as amended. avoid operate.
They acre in a pond deal of coloternal too on the 'object.
Lord CASrI-LitEAGH knew sot why the general
principle eunitt nut be discusked now--throe might hr
tlie.leeitiiniller en Itlnsolay.

Mr. BERNAL %Wird the day to be Tuesday.
kir. TIER:SLY 01,Y:rived, ilLat the 1%; able Lord had
before propum.tl to let the fill he tilled top in Committee
previously to the ditieu.aion of the general principle id
the Mil.

Man) Members complained of having only just obtained
limited copies /1 the Dill.
Mr. A ItEItCIIOMBY put it to the Howie whether
Caere was an, thing or ►o urgent a rlm.racter as to pre-
vent the delay tor a (lay or turn, especially *% hen it pro-
pared to nuke .0 mates ial an alteration ui the Legisiation
ur the Country . .

Loud cA siluut 1 I ti onght the general pi inciplo
rnit.dit now I.e discussed That was to he establi-lied,
thong!' be had nu hesitatiou to imy, that without this
measure, without a of the abuses of the press,
lie had little hopes of succeeding in tranquilizing the
cumitry.
Mr. BROUGHAM had objections to the stamp to he
Need in the shape of pi olutititun, AS 0111 as to the gf octal
principle of the Btlll the tut ince objection on the stamp
/night ~e rellNl%eir. But 11 $11011111.14) he drrnled reiential.
CA'ITIL.EIMAGIi way now mill to be precipi-
bite ; hr had too objection to postieure the business till
Monday, if the ',nuclide and detail were then tultru.
Bill ordered to ue re•coniutitted ini
The House hat in; rebolt ed itself into a Committee of
Supply.
Lord PALMERSTON rose to move some Army Esti-
mates " tar account." Ile moved t,,r 91,(t,0001. un acc.oint
of Land Forces.. .Ann that would nut 'belittle the mititaiy
Collegi. .11111 Military A.) him. 'here must be bt.p.p.tie
Kraut. for thew—the Whole $lllOlll4 of what by wanted
Was 1,300,0001,
Mr. CALCRAFT had no objection to scree to grant*
On account, pturiatil the subjects V 4111: left upon for
**Wive di.cm won,

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Colonel DAVIS asked, why !here was an increase for
,the V nhoohkee Cueloc.ihe eakaage WWI ilm,6isol.
Lord PALMERSTON said, liar increase restated from
accepthi;lusaiLur Corrs ; he dad Not now know

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