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London, England, 1811-05-18 00:00:00

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that at the present time. With.respeato what was
said of the sentiments of those likely to be affected
by it, he had conversed with several, who apprwed
of the measures. Neither were there any who
could justly complain of its being unexpected ; as,
it was welt knoWn. that for two successive Sessions
heh.td expreksly given notice of his intention to
propose such a measure. However, he did not. wish
to preNs the order at present, and therefore would
move, that instead. of " now," the Bill be read a
stycond tinle on Tuesday next.
The .I,',krt of rtc.)sstAN objected to.the day, on the
ground, of its inconvenience, as the bnsiness which
had been, previou+ly fixed, might take op.a. con,
siderable portion- ortinie.
Ths'Eavi of B,UCKINOHAMSHIBE did not 'see this
bjethoniii the cone light, which was a point that
might be considered with more propriety; according
to evidehi cilcumstances cin that day.
After a few words from Earl GraosveNosi
Lord RaDESDALE Observed, that the Bill certain-
ly',ltecoied to agitate greatly the pnblic oricd ; yet a
merisure-fortue,t Upon similar principles, and propos-
ed- by himself some years since in another place,
Oeined to Meat with general 'approbation: In:
Committee the ptovisions of the Bill might be
digcr-s,ed, and whatever was deemed 'objectionable
ao:er;ded.
STANUOPZ expressed, his wish, that some
other d4y, besides Tutsday, woe fifsed• on for the
discussion.

,
he wie4tian waq the.) .pot. '
viras ordered -tor s- second reading on
Tne3thiy, and the Lords, to surninontd for the
day.
Adjourned till money. •

liollsE OP COMMONS;
FUIDAY, MNY 17.

Oh the motion of Mr.I4IELt.3II, the Grand June-
Canat Water Works Bill wa's read a third time
end prisht-ti.•
Tlio x ra-P4rochial Birth B;11 way; read a second
ti.ite; and of derr'd to i,c committed on Monday.
Mr. 141ti.4.11i Oresented a Petition agtinst the
PM. Ordered to be- teferied to tho Soled
Cocr 1111144 J 011 111 same

Mr. Loctuf 411 T brotight up the'Cliatitable nomit
lion:Register tiiil. stead a first time, and ordered
to be read a second time on Thutstily.net, and to
Mr, SintainaN presented a Pelitiott from .Mr. St.
Mason, formerly a State Prisoner'in Ireland.
Mr.- Pol.:: citicl, he did nut rise to oppose the Pu-
t' tion, btu he wished to make a few observatrons.
' Mr. Mason had been arrested in 1803, and kept in
toofitietnetit fur two years., lie had cOmplained cif
harsh .tteattrient while be war: in prison ; but if his
Right ii. Frii rt t h tct looked wei:itr.iteiy into the
Sobje.ct, he ouid hit ve ',Anti, from pipers that laud
been a time on the table of ell f Leut,e,
CJlltmilDiWwV4 had been appointed to inquire into
the state of the Prisons and the tn.:au:writ. of the
'Prisoners, and their 'Report ,was before Parlia-
ment,
[Hero it was suggested, tbat,it, would be better.
to read the Petition. The Petilien.was read : it
complained of his imprisonment for so long a, pe-
riod ,yithoot being brought to trial, or being made
acquainted with' the cause of hta detention, and
stated his readiness tá prtive the allegations in his
Petition.] ,
Mr. Pt,t.s said, be thought the.Vetition.contaioed
a 01.11140 rigaiast.the Commissi:eners ; but lie found
he :was mistaken, With raEpQet to she allegations
tt did contain, he bild-no d'flicolty in 'saying, that
the Irish Government was justified in the' conduct
it pursued,,
Mr. Stlattipst4 'said, that ,the Right Hon, Gen-
tleman now perceived that the Petition did not go
tr. ct ituinatts the Commissioners—bat it complained
of great neglect on Or part of I ilardwicke,
who was then at theltead of a
4.1 e Irish
~overn.
mein, itt not liiiving paid doe atttquion to. the
ileport nt thi.. Commissioners, on ettb;vB he
Would ii.ort; ;Altoona opportunity fur making a 'lmo-

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Mr. W. W. 'Put..o said he did ,riOt wish to pro-
long • the conversation upon this subjea at present,
but he felt himself bound in justice to Lord Hard- •
wicket's administration to mike one or two observe,-
tions. 1.110 PVtitiol,lorba4 bean taken ttv upon se
cret Auforination, cud, the cvideoce ‘vhich
induced
Gov,itrtmient to adopt that melinro tumid not. be
'tiisolosted danger to the public, service. It ,
any. inquiry tiwrefore did,take place, it mud ,be
atcret one .and from, what he knew of ii,esubjed,
could take Upon hiothelf to iay, that it would
‘to! n oqt not tartly that. Lord liardwicke was justi-
litd ira what he did, but OA he would have born
.gIWI of it. neOtit of his duty if he had actcrl
other.vbe, Whrther this , petitioner, had been
barslrly treated while
,he was in prison he did not
know, but he ktieW that every opportunity was
gi.;,,tit to him to bring Kaward any itstenlent
0-ought proper beipre the Commissioners, who..
were persons of the first respedability,, and that
the petitioner had .refused to make any such state-
ment,
p..te,r a few farther ebservoiohis from *jr PoLE,
Mt. Stieltintot, and Mr. 'P. MOORS, the Petition
%,';,4,1 41dt:red to lie uo the table.
'rite Pauper Lunatic 111 went through a Com-
mittt.r.„ and. was Orderec.llo be reported on Monday.
141 r. TttottAPson give notice, that early in the ritkt
.Se,ston, he NVOUId, tuovq for leave t0.),)i.ti,0. in, a nio.
th
declare vacant e seats of Members. wlto shoUld
rust ply their debts in full, within .six months atter
the ti ate: of their ComMiS.,ion of Dankroptcy.
Toe Portugal Treaty Bill was !cad a third,thoe

owl passed.,
W. PoLa brought up a Bill for the aiipoint.
went of Contniiisioners to superintend. Pub'Ae Edit-
cation in Ist l.etltl. Read a first little, and ordcied to
be read a second lime on Monday sennight. .
The Southein Whsle Fishery 13111 was read a third
fluio and prisse4.
• Mr, livoult brought op the English and Irish
Interchange Bill. It was read a first time.
On the in&ion for its second reading,
Lurd Tzstr,ba Orposed the'Bill, an the groond of
its being a breach of filth:with the soldiers who ha./
enlisted wider do itsauranco of nut beici; ct4iidd

leave their native soil. This measure tveutii brook
down the principle upon wt.ich the Militia was estab
lished, namely, that, it shOuld be, force independent •
of the Crown.
Mr. Ryder and. Mr. Eferber(sopported the Bill ;
Col. Basiard,and Sir .I..Nr..woreeprinvd it.
The question was then put, kohl the Bill'vvas order,
ed to be ,ead a second tune On Thursday next. ••
Str J. NEWPORT gave notice, that on Friday next
he would mote for leave to' *bring in a Bill- tomptal
so much of the Stamp Aet; pasied'in last 'Session,
as imposed an additional duty on Advertiseme:iv, itt

Ireland.
Newfoundland Jud;cature Bill went throp.gll
a Committee.--The Report to 'be tec‘ived'on Mon-

day. ,
On the motion of Sir F. BearlsTr, several Papers
and Accounts relating to Dutch ships and c3rgnes,
under the. care of the Dutch Commissioneis and East
India Compmy, pryvious to 1805, were ordered [ti
be Inid ()dole the Hothe.
The House resolved itself into a Committee on
the Quarantine Bill. The amendments Were
agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received on

Monday.
• On the motion of Mr.
,NV!ti-Lis, the E ast
Establidunent Bill was read a iwcond time, and or-
dered to tie ,cortimiled on this day-settinight. • •
TileCop"per Duty &Li was read the third time
anp.passecl.
•
Mr. W...YoLtbronght up a 13111 to authorise the
punishment, by, hard labour and imprkonment, of
persons, sentenced to ransportation. Road a first.
time,„and ordered to b read a second time on
l'hurvlai, next.
The Irish Militia Volunteering Bill was read a
third time and passed.
Mr. FusTER hrOught up tba. Plizage of Wines
Abolition Rill. Read a tiist time, and ordered to
be-read a steered time on Mu:l'day,

nwlther Of undoLided appeals and as the subje& had
not been taken up by a man of more abilities than
himself, he would PropOse some remedy, which, he
hoped would be adopted by both HuuAl.
hoped the Ly.y Louts it: the other HOUse would
letitt their it,sisfance, in ratan' .-far the solaties al-
lowed them Ns hile out of place, ami as they must be
sensible of the service it will render .the country.. 7—
Mr.'Taylor concluded vith moving, that AI COM-
mittee be appointed to inquire into tit e ressoa, of
the delay of the deeision of cases in Chancery. •
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER argued
against tho necessity. of appointing, a Coantkittee,.gs
a ineasurta upon:this.subjett. had been instituted ill
anotht:r place, for the result of which it would be
expcdient to wait, licwould theretwe move Ow
previous question. .•. •
Mr. INeIKaTtN declared his, determination to resist

the prCViCIVIS questioo..
The CLIANCELLOtt of the EXCHEQUER explained,
and in consequence of an Hon. Gentleman moving
that . the clebme should be adjourned. till. Thursday
next, withdrew, with the consent of the House, 11h
motion for the prrvinus question.
Sir Samuel. 11c1411.1.y'eritered at great length into
the tec,jed, and argitert.strotsgly agattibt the expedi •
etre), 01 any alteration in the Coons of Equity, AS at
present cun4iltute.d..
Mr; li-11J...ri11/N. rtyllr.d io tltn argurnents,neSir S.
Rontilly, and way answered by Mr. Martin.
Mr. Secietaty RYDER vin.;icated the condutl of
the Chancellor skt Ilse
..Ex. begot's(
enters :- at contliderable. leggth into
the•aubject ,Cr the Appellant Jurisdiction, particu-
larly :is it concerns: i SCOtch' appeals; and thought a
Committee -Would be immediately olviinicti 10 iii-
vestigitte the subject.
Mr. Mortar's wa3 of opinigii !hat the remedy for
the evil complained of should originate in another
place. , .•
Mr. C. ADAMS sajd a fcwwotds upon the hubie6i,
after which

Mr. 'TAYLOR replied to the different arguments
hat 114 d been brought 11-Award again his motion,-, ,
Mr. Pots CAREW justified his having seconded

the motion for an adjournment.
Mr: PONiONBY was clearly of opigion that the
refrresentatives of the people should do their duty,
Witiiout waiting for any measures that might be in-
stituted in another place. -
The House now beeame clamorous for the ques-
tion, and a division took place.
For the motion of adjournment
Against it ti

14;jority
The other order 4 of the day being disposed of, the
House adjourned till Monday.

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