The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-21 00:00:00

• The voodoo was agreed to, awl the t.tstraittee awned.
—Among the amuse were:—Mr. T. Ells, Sir Robert
Shaw. Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. T. S. Rice, Mr. C. H.
Hatebissoa, Mr. Nicholas Coltharst, Sir Henry Parnell,
Sir John Newport, the Mariam of Londonderry, Mr. C.
.Great, isc.

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• YAORAXTS.
Mr. CHETWYND moved for a series of paptsiireekl.
gag to the Acts respecting Vagrants. Among these wee
an airiest of all the some of sooner paid by the Tres-
wirers el dee different Committees in England and Wake,
approlieeding and passing Vagrants to their respeo-
+dee parishes. Also an amend of all the persons committed,
'ender the authority of the Vagraas' Acts, to ate prima*
of the respective counties. during the years lilo and
1821. Thom papers, he observed, would ge to show the
beeedcial operation of the Rill which was passed last See
ales, and would be useful for the conaideratims
media BIM which be meant to bring-op
Mbar a fiw warAl ft** Mr. CARTIVINI
its of the Bill of last Sesame, the ilapets woe
6-411111CCREDWYND then brought up theitMito widgb
le Aided. via :—To cessolida's and amend' the Laws
suspecting Vagrants. It. stated his object tope to have
the Bill read a but time sad printed, in order to be sent
to the Magistrates through the country, by about any
amendments might be suggested.
The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered to be
printed.
• SOOTCR JUSTICIARY COURTS.
Mr. KENPIRDY moved for a Returo of the Names,Re-
sidences, and Designations of all Pecans summoned to
serve on Juries in the Justiciary Courts in Scotland for
the last ten yeses, specifying the various towns and
counties is which the persons were so summoned.—
Ordered.
TURNPIRR LAWS.
Mr. HUNTER BLAIR moved for the appointment
of a Select Committee to consider the state.of the
Turnpike and Highway Laws in Scotland. and to re-
port their opinion on the sane to the Honse.—The
motion was agreed to, and **Committee named.
DUTY OM TALLOW CAXIILSI.
Mr. SYKP.S postponed to Tuesday, the 30th of
April, his modes for the Repeal of the Duty ea Tal-
low Candles.
summeur PROCERDINGS BILL.
OR the motion for going into a Committee on the Sum-
mary Proceedings Bill,
Mr. CHETWYND said, that in I:nametape* of ear
testicles from seeeral Memben of that Halle. and from
some ceutry Magistrates, the hest way would be to
base theeomeednieste added sad printed, to be moms-
mitted on a futon day. The Bill then went themes a
Committee et the whole Neese.
The Horse reamed, and the Report was *rehired to
be brought up on Prilay sit'saight, and to be printed.
Mr. IILTME moved fat a.Raeura detail the Assessments
of Lend Taw io KeissingtoiCholemiand the Hawked
of Ossaletes, in the eMititifiMifiegkars. for the leet-ae-
essi ram sPecifyi .
• .niAllerafialtild kw each respectively.
Ordered. •
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Ilse Petition was brought up and laid on the table.
The Worthy Aldermen promoted two similar Peti-
tions, one from Oldham. and the other from the tows
of Manchester. both of which were laid en the table.
GiNtIAL GAOL
Wr. WKSTRRN gave notice, that on Wednerdey, the
nth lastest, he should present a Petition on the sub-
ject if the long (Wendel' of prisoner, being from the
Sommer to the Lent Assizes in each year. He said lie
was intrusted by the Graad Joey of the County of Essex
to p 00000 t this Petition, and he felt it necessary to
give notice of his intentions, as he proposed wine,
it referred to a Committee. or found some measure
upon it.
The Malt Duty Repeal Bill was read the third time,
aid after a few words from Mr. C. SMITs and Mr. H.
GUNNICY, it passed.
Sir U. CLERK moved to discharge an Account moved
for by the Hon. Member for Aberdeen, with the terms
of
which it was found impossible to comply. He should
them move for an Account which would answer the
end of the Honourable Member, The Return alluded
to. was that for an Account of the Transport Tonnage.
—Tbooriginal motion was then discharged, and the
Account substituted being agreed to. it was afterwards
brought up.
Mr. HUME moved for a Return of the Amount of the
Sums deducted from the Wages of Officers and Men in
the Sea Service for • certain period. specifying for
what purpose each deduction was made.—Ordered.