The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-12 00:00:00

Mr STURtIEII BOURNE, he reply, called the Mimeos isf
Vie M.o. tosaileme to a ease. the same of which be mold Dot
then recollect. bat which be did ant dooM they voald reatem•
bet. where the itoesitoo Was whether relief was to be emended
to a child which Us woollier was yaw ill.g should go to Ow work-
house. the l earl of Mimes Meech, taking into coasideratiose
the age of she child, my 'eagerly decided that relief shoal/
hr Risen. It was well itrawa that the annoy adeaseed by
pri.he• for Ike roppoge at elltildrees at their home,, was alma
soolyrnally nil-applied 4 Mr. Lamle tad staled 'hemline thing,
as bens he faro to his day.
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A N;-.lsle LORI). %two woe we had not no opporloolly
of lemma*. objeeted to ilbst p. inelple of the Bell II Wit wade
It impetrate osi the poor io watt their eboltiren In Ow repool-
tortes plettided for them al Ike 11.erethaa nt the perish ollrers.
NI. A'r BIBiES 4:1IN F. d.d out eoureige Ni the palish
milkers, oho would be owe Hofer the commis' of the Ma.
Rims/nes IMP they were .t preempt, world be likely to defeat
the irieftime to the too.

Cord MILTON agreed silo the Honourable Member for
l'oventru, that she evil of the Poor Laws was panty In be as.
flitted i,s the fusions-of wages. Shier the scarcity in Mb.
which took plate at she begisoing of the war, there hod heels a
PIM*/ desire daread lie farmers be keep doss se the rate of wave.
The object *I the 11111 also by as lisdireet ispetuima, to rube
wages, sad stimulate the laborite.. its loerewwd exertions; bet
ibis was I. he des- by preciously much pain nod
TuiWT, *pow him. Agrirolstirol laboarrn were ist proem is
some uses-ore earripli ekes a they hardly knew how to vesture
to Wove their own parishes. and sherefore perfetred residing
there with Is Prior wages. He (cored this sitoation of things
would coolie*, sill the g. orral promer.ty oldie costars was
ra-ed. sod She capital of she purer man, which was tie indus-
try of his right arm, acquired • high.r valor. Hut its advert
more immediately so the subject of diva-rise, it appeared to
him 'hot mottling could he wore injurious than to brine up she
.children of the poor as public pledges in these repossitorors.—
here were lamas s little cares sbat leveed to ratite iherynspa-
Owe. nod sires wire the sirs of remits, in ewers family, and it
world be a violaiiew of the list pritsciples of human nature
to steeliest the fisrasasiusi of such ailaelsoseots.—[Hear !]—U pna
thew glowed.. eves were the Hill likely so accomplish In object,
wilful he did as thief; it was. beehould oppose it.
Sir Jtsll t sEußiciurr observed. that he would support
the measure before she Home, heave* it would tube site else !-
drew howl she prelligacy sod idleness which they might tee at
lime. and Rise them that edetwbon which they worild other-
wise be deprived of.
Mr. Pfll 1.1.1 PS agreed as to the eitterolve evil of the Poor
law.' nod she dilkuloy of lamming on effectual remedy. His
übretion la thin measure was, shot is would immeasurably ex-
tend that evil. Sly destroying all MHO sod 'ruction! Arecibo,
It would produce. an the nue hood, • MIN of misery. and me
the other an event of immorality that was set rosily to be
esweeived. . _ _

fir EAT 1$ I LSO N said a kw words aLa is opposition
to the RIII.

Mr. DR AND stiosibt. that Miemeasare. latch had in part
originated front him, had a srairmy to decrease the viols of the
Pow Laws, als.eh sow were so deeply felt by all dimes of the
enassaisaity. The opposers of 'hi- Bill had stated, as sae groand
of their objem4ea, that the children world be takes front their
pi•or parents, and would become a prey so the vire, in all its
stoaclnities, whirls sun In be sari Sulk is the tvarkboases sf
the landaus Cod forbid that ,Mold he she ease. Nis ;
the atom., cure and attention world be paid by those who
shisold he appointed the guardian of the morals and education
'of the children; and he was coothdent that there stouM be as
seams so complain of their araligeoce.
Sir J. MACINTOSH felt himself called ups. to declare his
twolialeats apse a sirosare of such vital importance to every
elm. of she cos sounity. Ile remarked no the dlllealty of giv-
ing practical relief to the 'about iag poor, yet the lateens. a
she pose were those of society. and she Werra of the few
nosh, to give way if Woo would lead to each a trunk. Wean-
f.ms d, that with respect to the remedy now pioputird. It ap-
peared to be me much like that Spartan system of edgewise so
oust tete lower claws of this country 3 it was ton similar to that
hy winch the wind was molded into shape by
Irak. He really thwegbt that she only line and natural instruc-
tion was that given ow/1M she parrotsl senf. st here the children,
hound by eyes, feeliag of love and ditty to the parrot by wham
thet were brought hate life, uuold be more likely nliimately
to become good sod sersiceble members of outet% . Bet this
Ain. not his prieuipolobjectisto to this measure. 'lt appeared
.In haw. that althoot, tho 18191illice. she aosaber or apple-
eln•• for relief wig be decreased, yet the Seamed...es wield
be enormously In Intrealle Mem.
Colonel WWI/spat at some Work M support of the 13111.
Mr. COUR LIM AY supported the Bill.
Aidermaa hk Out/ spoke. restlessly labouring nyder severe
la/4o itioa. What he said uas inaudible to the gallery.
Mr. CU M W was al *pilling that the elf-es of this Dill, if
parsed Moo a law, wasild Meteor all she isiVeliiefs of the pre-
sent l'oor Laws is same than • teofold ratio. . . .

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SI ranger• were then ordered to withdraw, sod after • division
llie oustoets weer.
/or the Mill. RI I Against it. iti Majdfily. 49.
*Sea we were re-admitted is the galh.ry. Ss. J. hl
TOSII was propmfmg a dame to protect the children of Pro-
testant Iltmeoters from the operation of ibis Act.
Mr. SI URGES BOURNE tbctugM such • clause quite unite-
(*tory.
Sir J. MACINTOSH rub/. that by the Bill as it mow stand.
the childrettwoold be tithes Cr..ot the soperinteudroce of the

pa IMO, and placed 'study ruder the arpermendeoce of ate
IKlloolmaoier.
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Mr. S. BOURNE said a few wen* in opposition to die
funs of the clause, upon is hie* Sur J. M ACINTOSII wiihdrew
it is nrdre Is re p►odure it is • different shape.—Tloe Bill was
tErn read a 'bird inne.
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Af.er which. Alderman WOOD proposed a clatoo to take
the children of Jewish 'wrests oat of the operation of the lUD.
After • few nerds iron Mr. A. BOURNE, it nos rejected
midmost a divisies.—.. . . . . .

Mr J. MACINTOSH thee brought forward ibreloo.e, which
be had before withdraws, worded is ■ diererst stasorr.
Afier atm words from Mr. S. BOURNE, the douse was

rejected. are she Bill pawed.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT meted a new writ for elect-
ing a Bergen to in Parliament for the Borough
of Dorchester in the room of Sir Memel Shepherd,
appointed Chief Harms of Exchequer in Scotland.—
Ordered.
Sir C. MONCK moved, that as Address be pre-
sented to the Prince Regent' praying that his Royal
Ingham weak! direct to be laid before the Hoes* a
Copy of the Treaty entered iota between Russia and
Terkey, io the year 1800, relative to the lonian
Islands, and referred to in the Treaty of Paris, in
1815.
After a few words from Lord CASTLERMAGII,
which were inaudible in the gallery, the motion was
agreed to.