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London, England, 1820-07-07 00:00:00

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to adhere for lag* of 'evoke. Thee easeese estressied
gllmoassiout of the bilk drawn.
10*.aulisi feetasheil. (het the item *periled raptured
mrilimo's "11. sot diabondr4 hems.
Ms. AbbertMlWestillAbolibll the bill/ inelladrai regglig
the rupees, of diebandieg Ibilletellet
41% IVI . owes slut it bile ivories te Ike Blaine
Trask. Abolishes Bill to Aide, thug abet, it old Pao"
esenhowese that id wesekl lead to eeselidreable additiffisel ex. •
10"1" in use nieriti ; but Ow fiheeld owed/eel that etlib
,'esoseiesti wins for whom 4W. lege me ought In be
lot
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"tool for colourist periwig.% .. • o ? '.•• • .. .
Tfie Regulation. were thee egpred raiikli hem gives be
beausiis • Bin penitent thereto. ,
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EAST INDIA YO BILL
444:164
Mr. Cellitselighteemed she Oriker the Day for the Com.
us i 1,... .., shr Etat Seib T 818. i
All. r she Hawse traohred itself lino she Contotillee,
stle.Cagoltto wad, be hod to introdiste • clues. which I
he issiderateirml ereseld rearm the objections taken by Gestic.
muss opposite to ibis BI I corpsas for Ilse piarresesi preeplieg,
/hot Ow eXpetbaell abe of volonteers aboAl be paid
.... if the CAsetworreisl Feed of the Said 'lions Competsy.
rt. thee preepeesal e thane to del eteet, nod &seem* that
of soy illiewasiess were to arias Open it, at the Limn Timid
beet more goieveeimst Iles. le t it.
After a few nerds Areas Mr. Roots, the daunt was read
a E.•l time. The 15.... resumed, and the Report was'*.
craved to bt received ow kleweloy next.
LONDON MILITIA BILL
(al the nation of Mr. Alderman Wools, the Loa I'S lit.
1.4•.* Bill wee read the named titer, sod ordered tis be ane-
w 11144 for morrow.
IRISH COURT OF CHANCERY BILL.
01 the motion 4 Sir J. Nsivroue, the Irish Court of
Elkaiseety 'MI was rend the third time end passed.
EXCESS OF SPIRITS ACT.
The CSIANCELLoII of the Exceetteue noised the Order
of the Day fur the Committee us the Excess of Spirits Act.
after the House resolved itself late She said Committee,
The eiIANCVLLOII of the Excsistivett proposed a Reso.
'moos, Thai is be an iswirwetisis to the Colunittee to re.
pre' so merit of the said Act as relates to the prevention
..‘ the sale of spirits in England, which were not spirits of
ware, brandy, British gin, or Ceases. The repeal of this
part of the Act he shooght necessary, for the purpose of
sriviiiig the Irish distiller that reciprocal charm is the F.eir
bob market, which was simulated for by the Act of Unicia.
Mr. BRIGHT denied this comitruction of the Act of Uno,
and strusigly opposed this iostrwetina. He said that the
Irish spirits whirls would in She event of this repeal be
imported iuto the English market, to the injury of the
distiller here, was of pester strength than any other, 6°4
of a higher proof shim that regulated by the Articles of
Union. It would he smuggled in to the injury of the regis-
ter market.
The CHANCrLLOIII of the Eli:torques replied, that the
Act of Union authorised the introditetion of Irish spirits
into the English market; the 54th of the Kiag regulates"
that moon a deity in proportion so the bright of the proof.
TM. 57th of the Kiri alined that; end he was merely
anxious to restore it to the same slate it bad between the
Acts of the 54th and felllo. lie meant that Ilse Irish spirit
should be adenine.' liter, not above owe to ten of proof on
ili: hydrometer—the same strength us that at which the En-
lists spirit entered the matte' fruit the rectifier.
Mr. :Haggles VITSOVIILALS forcibly contended for the
justice of the proposed insirosetios. The Hon. Member for
Bristol (Mr. Bright) had eotirely mistaken the meaniog sod
spirit of the Artieles of Mimi; he seemed to roosider that
Ihr principle he advocated hod hems originally suggested by
an excess cif rmoggliag of Irish spirits into the Windt mar-
ket. In that he was entirely mistaken, fur the exclusion of
the Iris'. lege' distiller was the object of the previsions mow
rune,t to he repealed It was the exclusion of the fair
...1.., that was effected from any competition is the Nag-
I-sh market. The egret animated was accomplished, sad
ttoe Irish distiller, contrary to she mimeo provision of she
A • tides of Union, was aliugeihi r excluded. The system Sass
Joliet/ductal. to the great loggiay and breach of faith of the
1 1,11 manufacturer, ro far from discosiregirag smuggling, bard
osinially • contrary effect, fur it escoseraged it ; it extended it
pi an enormous and most ushirldearessa degree to the revenue.
Ile gave credit to the Cbasieellor of the Exebeqser for coma
idyitig wills the fair principle in Ibis "within. sad foe moo.
in this instruct:4m ; though indeed be thought he ought
to go farther, and fully raimply with the lenses of the Ar.
t,cles of Union, whirls obviously smut that Irish spirits at
any strength should be admissible-...0r else, why have dirt.
la tcd the rate of duly to vary according to the advance above
prcuf?—( Ifestr.)—He would coolers", that Irish spirits were
not of the compound, il nature of British, but a distinct
arid iodepesdent osanufartore, and ought nos to be cognise.
hie by the Excise is this country in the manner they hail
beer., hut ought, like their lines.% In be admissible free from
rush harassing restrictions. He would defy any man to
• ',hew him any reason, according to the messing sr the wools
~r the Articles of Unison. why the one mainifeetoire should
lie put epos a different footing from the (tour. Irish spi-
t its were an old cidohlished manufacture. regulated long
I.rfere that Act of Union passed. By the Gir coustrue.
tun of that Act they ought to be admitted fret into the
r...oglish market. He conteeded. that even isecording to the
de mition of the English Excise, whiskey was tint • raw
spirit, but a complete spoil, and was more wholesome
and of less 041•1111CTI.1118, quality than soy other. Cons.
pa, ing it wit!, rum or brandy (both of which were raw
isio.r•ts, yet were rolfcreel to be imported opus pay-
oient of this, actsoreilig to strength), is respect of the
latter article, Frames was located •ith more favour than
Ireland. It was aims an injury to the British public,
who were thus prohibited from lasting that pure. delightful
ligosur—(A lough)—which bad a distinct and complete cha-
p...7ler, and was fit for general use as it was imported. They
bad, lie colitenaled, no right whatever to slier its character,
•., n•cf still lees right to commit it to the hands of the rival
maker, whose interest and whose oath it was that noise
might come its, and who therefore would not fail to
• . aisfigure it sad slier its nature.—(Near.)—lt was a nis-
• malodor, giving encooraginsesst to she agriculture a
Ireland, ai.d en.ploying a very great capital there, eir.
comstances which veusitA so doubt entitle it to the must
slindid COOSideral it'll of she House; notwithstanding in an
• • indirect manner,' by a aide wind as it were (fur in the Bell
' which iireilishated the iatnolsictiou of Irish spirits into. this
• Country, I/14.nd was ont.even snentiossost). mod ie the face
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of the schedule of the Act of Como, which authorised Its
' impos lotion, it was excluded. He could nut see why
• or this principle of regulation listens shoutsl not be ex.
•'% eluded in the same way to bolster up some rival tasinufaCr.
i art of this rumor,. He hail nu allowaistiroce with the dis.
• tillers, but was iodated to give this manors his support,
.1' coneirteritiv it essential to the Illierreall of 'reload, mid its
" cooformity with that cdenpect WI the due sower a
1 which those Mineola most stead ur Gil. If it were nieces.
' 1 miry that the tertian** should exist, it certainly was not
nes emery that the nianagentest and alteration (he might say
adalteration), should be cummilied tie il,e charge of the
• • 111.31 inautirmtliorcrs ; that the English 411mi:term might
t leo so crossed. red was clear from this, that it was !molly.
known that. the Right Hon. Gentleman (Ilia Chascellise
of Ire r.scheeser isstemisal tis do junto'. Iss Inlaid in skis
' seop.l alien a,petilluss feints-them ogaisal Illos alleratioo was
laid sipoui theie.talsk. They sue admitted illio the ssaiks is
of Ireland, and all lie rolsed was that which. if the Act of
ghouy hod nester eeisted, be would he rotated in common
.Asap le drinowhil for the distillers. of Irelimal—a similar
14101111100 s to the 'waken of this curiosity, optimist she metes.
direr like article passing through thl. heeds of their rivals.
Ili' NIS the importation tuto this country of Irish spirits,
less Iseirseen two coed these Inisdreol Owosso's' gallows, nod
it was out, when that qoantity had shortly afterward iso
creased to shove a million grilles; that the jadeite, of thlt
Logliall shatilter was Gm eiccittii; but the rented, geed to
he, NMI eselsoling or altering the article. hot the English
snake. should improve the quality of hie atatee•disir, mitt
lie Erwin of Excise. Laws, if they Hoed in the way of that
improver' commodity. He made these remarks is so spirit
of hoositily to she English drainer,. and be was sorry to
liar. troubled she Hewes so Ivor so the tidied —(Alewe.)...
He besought the Right ItowenenisieGesoismse be remember
'bat be ells the Cbseeeilor d/be ihschetener for Island se
well as Boglasd, seal that the farmer coontry wee deprives'
of mil lesol check sod protection. The •preeest measure is-