Star.
London, England, 1830-04-09 00:00:00

NEER ?LADE.

Mr. CALCEAFT said:;seitairiiiiof the committee to open the
trade in beer, it was his duty to state in a few words the recom.
mendation of that committee. The bin would provide that every
person inclined to sell beer should take out a licence for the sum of
two guineas, and in other respects the principle of Mr. Estcourt's
bill would be preserved, and the police regulations would be attended
to. He wished that all parties should see this bill, which was the
only came which he could offer for bringing the subject forward on
the last day before the MOM This bill would only go to England
and Wales. He moved for leave to bring in a bill to open the trade
in beer.

it6:C. BARCLAY said he would not go into any detail, as the
evidence taken before the Committee had not yet been printed. He
hoped, however, that during the recess hie Majesty's Ministers
would fully consider the subject. The country brewers, and the
publicans, occupying their own houses, would be materially injured
if this measure were to be carried to its full extent. Persons who
had embarked large capitals in the trade should have some protec-
tion afforded to them, and it was his intention to move such an in-
struction in the Committee on the bill when it should reach that

silt CALVERT said he believed that this measure would be
ruinous to the victuallers throughout the kingdom. He admitted
that the reduction of duty would be attended with benefit, but in
other respects the mown would be as destructive as any that ever
was contemplated by ParHemet.
Mr. H. DRUMMOND Mined his satisfaction that this men.
sure was not to extend to Sitedarl
Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT empeamed the great pleases, be Mt at
aiding that the present government were doing so mai the do be-
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Wit of the public in every rupee.
Mr. F. BUXTON =Wilma that the brewers bred is die
question with great Minus, akisesb they would be emidistabb
losers. But the publicans mod protection, and if The beer was
not to be consumed upon the powers it would be a great anis.
tine. He was always the eappeter of fee trade I and who sash a
sum as 40 millions was emtemusd, due care should be taken et se
Urge an interest.
Mr. HUME said if this bill were good for England, he did not
gooF see why it should not extend to Scotland. In ev change of Ayr
Ism some persons must suffer, but still he ho nothing would
ems the government from proceeding in the course which they
hithbCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said tilled no
liMeedon to except Scotland. .
Leave was then gtien to bring in the bill. '
The further consideration of the tobacco duties bill was post.
peed till after the holidays.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in tbs
free trade in beer bill, which was read a first, and ordered to be read
a second time on the 3d of May.
The other orders if she day
_wets then disposed of, and the house
adjourned at 20 minims se aiOt Valk,.

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