Star.
London, England, 1813-03-17 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Ballots having taken place for the appointment of Committees
to try the merits of the controverted elections for Cardigan and
Youghall, the following Members were chosen and sworn in :
101 CARDIGAN.
H C. Combe, Esq.
Sir J. T. Duckworth
J. H. Strutt, Esq.
B. Gaskell, Esq.
J. A. Ward, Esq.
iras YOUGIIALL.
I
li.F.Cavendish,Esq. Sir J. Montgomery,
`'w lion H. Lascelles Bart,
1. Rantsbottom,Esq Viscount Jocelyn
W.H.Fremantle,Esq I Sir C.M. Burrell, Bt.
Righ: Hon. W. Fitz- I Hon. W. Broderick
gerald Viscount Bernard
Mr. BATHURST stated, that his Right Hon.
Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer, being pre-
vented by indisposition from bringing forward his
Resolutions respecting the Finance of the Country ;
which stood for that day, he should move, that the
order be discharged. The order was accordingly
discharged ; and l'hursday was fixed for the House
to resolve itself into a committee of the whole House,
to consider of the state of British finance.
Lord CASTLEREAGH postponed to Mcnday
next, his motion respecting the renewal of the Etst
India Company's Charter. As the resolutions of his
Right Hon. Friend relative to the finance of the
country were deferred to Thursday, he had heard,
and it was probably the intention of the Hon. Mem-
ber opposite to postpone his motion which stood for
to-Jnorrow evening to Friday.
Mr. WHITBREAD expressed his concern that
any motion of which he had given notice, should in-
terfere with the benevolent Society of St. Patrick,
for %%Inch he entertained the sincerest respect; but as
the evil, of which he and the House had just reason
to complain, grew more alarming every day, he
trusted that the Noble Lord, and every admirer and
votary of that Saint, would feel more satisfaction in
seeing justice done to a wronged and injured woman,
than in attending to the festivities of the Anniversary,
which was to be celebrated to-morrow.—(Hear, hear).
—He should therefore be in his place, and discharge
his duty, by bringing forward the motion of which
he had given notice.

Sir Eyre Coote, Bt.
W. CHve, Esq.
Sir J. Sidney Yorke
Hon. Gen. E. Phipps
Eon. W. Elliot

Lord G. Cavendish
P. W. Baker, Esq.
W. Fitzhugh, Esq.
C. Dundaa, Esq.
J. J. Lockhart, Esq.

Hon. W. Howard
Viscount Alt horpe
Hon. F. G. Howard

M. Foulkes, Esq. -

:4 i discharged ; and Pl'hu
4' . to resolve itself into a
i,, to consider of the state
Lord CAS'I'LE R I
i: next, his motion resf
, lt, India Company's Cha
Right Hon. Friend •
I country were deferre
I, 4 and it was probably tl
4' ber opposite to postpo
to-morrow evening to
Mr. WHITBREA
, n any motion of which 1
terfere with the ben(
1 for which he entertain
1 the evil, of which he
to complain, grew I
!I trusted that the Noble
1 votary of that Saint,
seeing justice done to
than in attending to tl
which was to be celebr
—He should therefor
4 his duty, by bringing
he had given notice.
i
On the second reac
• JAMES SHAW arg
1
to compel manufactu
names to their articles
merits would be more
ingenuity and industr,
Sir CHARLES M
Mr. WHITBREA
the Bill, in the course
'of the regulations of th
of a proper proof-hou
' thority.
4 Mr. WYNNE thou,
4
i as it stood. Watchm
. , same principle, and a
' in, in their favour. 1
comparatively rude st
and brought to Lond
ther and finished. If
might be expected fot
'Cons, general views s
of trade and manufact
were always, he unde
of a particular perso
It should be a great
inentary interference,
cessity were afforded.
Mr. MA RRYAT 1
I lent reasoning on the
the principle of the B
4 said as to the details
every man have that el
bour, and employmen
these reasons he shoul
Mr. P. MOORE s
a gross attempt at mi
Mr. FRANKLAI
Committee on the B
ight be done away.
• ciple, as it was manife
4 good name be filched
• ress. Let country
• airly, but let not a
apital, be stolen fron
i The Hon. Mr. WA
' ct the circumstance.