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HUNII3OLDT'S NEW SPAIN.
This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, I3vo. price rl. 181. boards, with Physi.
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POLITICAL, ESSAY on the KINGDOM of
NEW SPAIN ; containing Researches relative to the
Geography of Mexico, the Extenrof its Surface, and its, Po.
liticdl Division into lntendencies, the physical Aspect ot the
Country, the Poiulation, the of A gricu I tura and tvl i-
ota:Aaiun% and Commercial Industry, the Canals nrojecied
het ween the South Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, the Crown
Revenues. the quantitv at Precious Metals which have flow-
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of the New Continent, and the Militark,Defence of New
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By ALEXANDER, DE HUMBOLDT.
'Translated from the Original French by 101 IN BLACK.
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f ur Mr. Curwen's Motion -- • 37
Against u . - Sb
Majority . . ....
-i?
On our re-adinission into the Gallery, ‘‘'e under-
stood; that to the question, "That the Bill be now
re.td a second time," an AMendment had been
moved by 'Sir W. LeMon. Y' That it be read a 5,.:.
cored trate this day six Months.
Mr. Ruse hrgued in favour of the Bill, contend-
ing that the D eta Sea .Fishery was of the utmost
importance, and ought to be encouraged by every
possible means. H 4 WAS persuided that the efforts
of bail. ideals on this subject,could never be produc-
tive of atIPII advaittatieoui results as those of Joint
Stock CaMpanies. . .
Mt. CALCAAET allOWtd that if we were at peace, •
the Fialieries might be encouraged with ;peat bene-
fit to the country; but at a time when the• Foreign
, Markets were shot, and the. Home Markets ginned,
the increase of our Fisheries could be; • advantageous •
net her to the iodtviduals inurnediately concerned,
nor to the public at large. In any case, the Assot•
, ciatiou of a Joint Stock Company, tor the purpose,
was unnecessary, Let it once be, seen that,. the
undertaking was a profitable one, awl individuals
enough would Oe'tound with capitals ready to' elf'- i
gage in it. : .
Mr. D. GIDDY expressed kis conviaion that the
question was: one of the greatest 'public interest.—
To encourage our fisheries, seemed, at the hist
'view of it, a desirable object ; but what "Vats the
'state of the markets ? 1,1 must be recolletted, that
if we had driven the enemy out of the sea, the
enelny had shin us out -of the land. To accumulate
a quantity of fish, which 'm a could net sell, would
tie nut to encourage but destroy our fisheries. The
fisheries of Carbwall and Newfoundland, and the
whale fishery, were' all 'prosecuted without joint
Stock companies-; and the establishment of one in
the preterit instance appeared to him to be by no
. ,
.ureatis• -advisable.
' Mr.:•'MARYATT (*poled the Bill,' the tendency of
which was to produce a competition that would be
destructive" to 'the existing fianeries, Withod being
advantageous to the ' public It was the duty of
Parliament to maintain the interest of those tisliet irs
which were already established. • The Newfound.
land Fishery had been the cause of snore w.trs be-
tween this country and Prince; than almost any
other subject of•contention, and having successfUlly
defended it from foreign attack, we should' surely
abstain from destroying it with our own hands. He
instanced several cases in. which projects similar to
that under consideration had been destructive, brat
to the totnpetitois of the prOjeCtors, but ultiniately
to the projeiitort themselves. . • '
• Admiral t-lattvE.v said, he understood that it was
intended to employ men from Holland and the Low
Countries, to assist in catching and t eringille fish.
It was Well 'known, that on former ()cessions such
peritinsitail returned, and bad become pilots to the
French vessels.
The Amendment was thenput and carried w ith-
t‘it it division, so that the Bill is lost. .•
The COmmittee on the Irish Stage Coach ACt
was postponed to Ftiday. •. ' .
. , W4XfitAD,
Mr. Timis 'presented a Petition from a number
of respectable Freeholders of the County of \Vex-
ford, stating, that one of the Representatives of
that County, WilitaniCongrevoAlmk, Esq. had