The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-06 00:00:00

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Mr. LUSUING MN said, that they wroth* in
tenting of departing from the geeing% eeptoeto ani
we eirdrirstand, gm • reason foe the liohle 0117
tiaiworTew, bet le so low a tone that we ere SOX I

to catch it.
Sir H. PARNELL broaolst up a Report of the
nolybead Road Committee, which was agreed to,
and leave was given to bring in • Hill founded on it.
ELECTION PETITION RECOGNIZANCE.
Mr. LAM BTON presented • Pnitieonfrowo Henry
Clement Thompson, who had restated a Petition
Wiest the Return for the Borough of Barnstaple.—
He stated that having, according to taw, given eight
day's notice of his sureties, be had gamed a Mr. Lar-
kins, of Easez-streeer, Strand, as one of them. His
other surety was accepted, but Mr. Larkins was re-
jected because be bad changed his residence frbm
Licht-street to Northumberland-street, and be was
also objected to became he had been ibsokrept two
yesrs ago. Th. Petitioner was conseqoently mom-
mended by_the Examiners to apply lathe noose by
afflfe.• He sated
chine ( abode; that
ted that be was unacquainted, as
pf
w Ms agent, with his surety's chi
'though his serety had been a *Are he bad long
ago recessed kis certificate and eas ree yto swear to
his obffiCiessey ; and be prayed for fortis,' limit. give
oolice of (nether serety, instead of MIL [aikido.
'The Petition was brought op and read. On the
motion that" the Petitioner's Agent, Mr. Williams,
bevelled Intim her to verify en cods the statement,
Mr. C.IIARV EY ohjected to the Malian, because
If the whole of the alfi•gations were proved it was to
be doubted whether the floese would grant Ms re-
lief. ne woo bound, in tii first instance, to have
*Mired a sufficient surety, or to have made the re-
, illeishe enquitieo. The fact that-the person he had
offered had been a bankrupt within two pare should
have made Ids more particular in his enquiries re-
specting him. It was, thinner., an 'insult un the
!fosse for the Petitioner to have offered inch a surety
without having obtained the necesnry information
respectitsf him.
Mr. WYNN 'Girl, that the proceeding was now
confined so the calling in the Petitioner In confirm
his .tatemelit net nath.--They might afterwards con.
sister whether. on that statement so verified, the
Home was justified In granting the Pridtioner She
indetrece he prayed. Re was of epiniset this was
the course of proceeding, because there With no prima
AWE olsjsttioa to the surety, from the fart el his
once baring been a baukiept. —LH ear U—Ha.isps
not en that account' disqualified by la* Wm holding
Prolowell• :. t. '
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TO CORR F.!: PO N If 1,, 'ITS.
.ea We think with " OsecnesTea,'' that it will he the este 1 1
ef Fianna. lad trust es to right. la a great stailitire by
example. If ft Is geed add right /4 Mate &Joni, it WWII as
mach *a to be taught by our ilwaybisuers astride's. WWI*
Wieldier scieeees impolite, whf mild tbe most important,
Obat
sig ef Oar Sa/INIXT, still, and especially dr
V
GoVernemot of England ? h snorinely sap, or
.ihmwe
S. *g, " 111 not badge t I s pos." tie will ataled le •
the Weirs promised as owlish iiiitkieet.
we Braga oe A restos fee Wis preened ti the Sfettfrilla,
mad areJileased by his eemplideet la lariat them itirepirit
has nee led away by toe less of WI late Pitipriefer. We
deplore as much as she wHde. the ciieweisianee cinch
' via esheesld land red whey prisperty falling imam taw
. . heids..• is bas atieloollsedly a modem, to endsager, bed at
last In subvert, the State. it was se with Oalellalts with
CARTIA•II, sad with Roust the weedy mete he painted
' out bl 011.106, Ma Operaird by woe Legislative. Misc.
taws's iprocrigOoit would be deemed tee serried. , 'lke
Parliesseatary Reform, eillich we hope and twined ed
very disiant.wil,preveat the neee.sity of its adopt kw. Oaf
objeruiess so peblielhing his. Letter. arises from the street
personal allusinos contained in it which would be Cu.'
.*rued ai maligoascy• dr do not despair with Chticeaus
in is the elf." t of the present petit len, exertlee of the toes.
try. The wen within St. Stephen's (Impel caged intssaie
deaf to the seised of the People's artillery—Wit Without.

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LOIV DUN :

SATURDAY. VIIIIVART 6, 1519.

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lo tias lioupa of Lords last elsht the Earl of Li.
•aapoot, comenesicatad the outlines of the proposed
plan of reduction io the Windsor Establishment, I.
a statement similar to that made tne prreeding mus-
ing by Lord CASTLISSAIIII in the Home of Cmeriosens,
mod moved, to answer to the PatnoWitatttilfs Mm-
es.', so Addrmi, which was esepprked. The
Marquis of Laisanovir contested hisseelf with coa-
-1 batik so assertion made by Lord Liesittocrim that
thesis •Mill had la pmed by the Qutsn'sdealieoullekl.
._
If the Paisca RSGENT pleased, tale fieeettppltro ru
aid of soy of the other deportforots erth do,u
List. I, opposition to this ref
itammerquis
sounded, 'hat the mousy was tot the Act
an to revert, on the (It us,

levies of

to AkhiscirsoN Parflamer+ for as ...
Pails. '
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'twitter Howie of:Comennmkjp eensequence of the
suits' of the period appoint for the. purpose, se-
'oral new writs were moved for,
.and ordered to tit
Issued ; and on account of the general opinion the
an opportunity would then have been taken by man,
of the distiogashort Members to testify their respect
for the late Sir 9Am:rt. ItomiLLY, no wising for a
Writ for Westminster, the Gallery of the House wan
crowded. Mr. BiInUCIIAN, however, who under-
took to make the motion, disappointed the aspects-
tions of strangers, in consequence, it is said, of an
understanding ornong the Members, that the nue-
atonal practice referred to should be discontinued;
and the memory of the late Representatiee for WM.
minster was respected only in silence. The other
proceedings of the House were not of very great or
general interest. lo answer to a question aked by
311 r. LITTIIITON, the CHANCILLOR of the Excel.
QUER said, that ao such pluses had been rumoured
of imposing a tax no Coals at the pits' mouth
was anise the consideration of his Majesty's
Ministers, though he understood that several Peti-
tions in recommendation of such a plan were In a
state of preparation to be suismittad to Parliament.—
This object of these Petitioners is to lighten as much
as possible the burden which In rata° places, and
especially in London, affects the consamays by the
heavy and unequal duty on that important nyaale of
feel ; bat as it proposes to shift the load from owe
portion of the People to the shoulders of &Fodor,
and make all Lear an equal share of the weighs
strong objections will proceed from many quart
and pesticide rly from the' inhabitants of the Coal
diet riots, in opposition to the pcarposal, on *moat
the injuries it will °cassias smug the manisfactor
which bad been established in those districts from the
cheapness of the supplies of Coal.
it presented frosn'tkro principal Inhabit-
a h i Moist, in Scotland, concerning some abuses
i
they
*tidied had taken place in a Charitable
Fomadatioebs that tow., produced • smart alter-
cation beans Mc newtons% owl Lora ihnnive,
which ended, however, in thilietitiou being or-
\ ble.

tog the Doke of You with the
person, pas sed through some
'red to be read a third lime to-
which ewes pretioes to its in-
°cession to assert, and have
in opposition to the mestere,
stewed by Sir 111% %11- gamut, who
waist iiltassage. thus invested
Meanies wonl4, become immense, and
constitutions& jordeasy in many Gen-
ie* columns for the interests of
as on hineelt

, to the gth elf. reached as this
t►e following is the (my article

COKOtt ESL
iffitekiagiois City Gazette osmoses the
that Coogress Will Skis week, eater in oar-
isplt rpm the important besieges of the Session.—
Atere•S ths important objects which demand a !Hee-
ies, the tolbseing are specially mentioned
4" The rest state of our relations with Spain,
ruing oat of the Seminole war, which, it is gime-
rally 'opposed, elil eventuate iti Congress emposer-
log the Ezemitive to take possession of the Florida',
mid thee break off the later:nine/ale negociatioe with
Spain or this 'abject.
" t. The •litsoth Americas question, which is
sow fairly before Congress Mom the rerript of the
several Reports of the Corandulooers, furnishing ell
the information shed foe.
I" ' S. The general Bankrupt Law, now loudly
called for, and the espediroey of which is ackoow.
!edged in every goofier of the Union.
" $ Tip easenination of the stairs of the Bank
of till (hilted States.
" bother subjects, sock so relate to the Jorii.
etzrye Military, Indian affairs, nations, eerreney,
materna., k seems yet rain what changes
or eseesniesears 'nay be adopt As more thee ose.
third of the Session has already:been spent, chiefly
In acting on private elitists, it may reesistably be
I:wintered that the main, topics, which are miereriiil
&yet toothed, will furnish ample employment to oc
espy their attention fee the remaining two months,:
shksh will domplMe thel mond Session of the fa.;
teeoth Congress.'" •

Malls from Holland acid Hambergh have 0ri4004
with Papers to the 3d last. Accounts have reached the
Netbertaods from Constaatinople, stating the snivel of
the Wechshito Chief, together sith his 'rresserer and
lean, in that city, In the 18th ult. *ben they wells
'immediately paraded in chains through the principal
streets, and, after being pat to the torture, they
were beheaded on the 17th in the evening. Thei.
►odies Isere than exposed for three days, ;tad at the
expiration of that time abandoned to the insults of
the populace. The letters from the French frootlpr,
speak Isi►h exaltation of the Measures skies the King
has recently adopted, In replacing so many of the
Officers of the old army on ttt4timieval9elle lot ors
from %Verson seem to intimate, that the Russian
Polish Provinces sre likely to be united to the king-
dom of Poland on the meeting of Polish Moc—
k is now beyond dantrt, that 114. Donna, the Filli.ov
of the Conallutfallilliffrf, has tirn alloolsod frottlino
Netherlands, and couilurtol to the frontien of
' Fiance.

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Mr. HARVEY explained. • aP 'I et
dered to lie on the tab!
Mr. S. BOURNE obseited, that thelfstitilm,lns Th. um f,„ vesting
not whetlitir the surety should he admittiliOnst !he- -'
ghee the noose should grant time to the IRPtitietWe t• titre et hi* MAI tiVel
Levu Arkin fee smoke. suralk 'lliere'stpprarril to slaget, and was order,'
be a difficottg in admit'', ' witimm esantination, the , (thy. The priecipie, ,
statemerrceta Peilt6i . • . b kiif hi stale ima„,,,;„, we tank
~2111trotts. Os shilhlf ..,,T , • . and
el • ..- le valiantly Mdisteined
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Mr. 11.4 QPI t' • 'antihero aVervird, that, the este
hid recurn. the ' thinner to apply to yo Ms Roy et If igtigesi
' flimse, which was a presumption !hat they t e tit eacitete cost
him entitled to an eatession et his doe.
, - Xl'ier ' sop& further conversation between Illir3.' 11.1111 en, who had • d
1 iterne, Mr. Wrotteslry, Mr. Wilms, Mr: Abb. the country, as well I
erismilie, sad kr. Robertson, the Petitioner'. ggest
t wis.ialled in, and the statement sworn to; and due New York Pipers
1. which tit
f !granted till Monday se'enight for the Petideale to Merlohlet
t giro notice of another suety. T t ..4 11/11fikt of settee:—
. IbU,llolyttead Road Bill was brought I. aid eqpii
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▪ a twat aserr-Adjoarned. " The Wathingla