The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-14 00:00:00

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o cos, which the Report of the Committee would
elucidate. He-
.. Wan not certain of the day when
the Itepoft would be readyi but said every Possi-
ble expnitinn diosild tie 'tired. The balance men.
'Need by the Hoe. *Gentleman (Mr. Creevey) as
to the deficiency of Mr. Villiers's accounts, was
nearly correct. The sum was about 285,0001.
which was the amount up to 1503, to which pc.
riod.the accounts were mottle up ; since that, he
-wait sorry to say, there did not appear to have
been any regular accounts kept. He trusted,
however, that this bill would • not be carried
_ throegh,thesHouse precipitately; Another reason
why be was anxious to postpone the Bill was, that
'-masons, by Sir J. Ora. fromethe *PrZsent View of the case taken, by the
kct, which was af. Committee, they went: of opinion that; the office of
Paymaster of .Marines was mot at ill necessary,
• and that they conceived it would be expedient to
-4. the recommend that this regulation should be sup-
•• pressed.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
conceived these would be do objection to the Bill
passing through the. secutul !reading, as any ob-
jection to the principle ef.the Bill, could be taken
in the Committee.. There* would be no impro-
priety in putting oil the committal of
.the Billi
until,the Finance Colninittee had made their Re-
port. .
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[ - Mr. WARD acceded to this proposition ; and
after a few words from Mr. Bankes in eiplana.
lion, the Bill was read. a second time, and pr.
tiered to be committed this day month.
• Mr. WARD wishedto know whether an lion.
- ,irseellimelHß Member (Sir Charles Pole) would have any ob.
' . Mtn OF COMMONS, MARCH 13.
jection to postpone his Motion; which stood for
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. The sat India Judicature Lists were referred Thursday, relative natio:son of Admiral Meseta,
• to a Committee. ' ' ,r,, gut', fur a few days, as' the palms could not be
Sir E. KNATCHBULL -morel that thrre'be prodpcml iMm .t.aliat .
(tr.
Sir OIIARLVS POLE said 'he had no sort of
laid before the Home a Copy of a .Letter, data/'
objection. He could slot ,help observing, how-
Gordon
Horse Guards, 4th August, 1809, from Colonel
ever, that evcry hour's delay was an hour of in.
to the War Office, us' the subject of the
Medical Department of the late Expedition to the jit.tice. . - :1
Scheldt. . Mr. WARD then se vested next Tuesday,l.
oft
' to. .
A Petition was presented from the Debtors con. which was acceded 1
tined in the vommon gaol of Warwick.—Ordertd - Mr. SHAW . brought tip a Petition from thd
to lie on the table. town of Belfast, praying certain drawbacks upon
An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements goods imported •thither from this country.—Or.
of the East Iloilo Dock Company was brought up, tiere o lie on
the Table
• and' ordered to tie gln the table. • • The Southimpton Paring Bill was brought up
. ,
and read a . . which
first•time. A fter whi
Leave was given to bring in a Bill for 'taring,
• lighting,•assd cleausing the town of Brighton, Lord PORCHESTER moved the Order of the
Sir JOHN SINCLAIR moved the Osier et. Day for the, Iloitoe resolving into the Committee on
the Scheldt Expedition, when the House resolved
• the Day for the second reeding of the Highway
, •Bill, which was read, and ordered to be commit- accordingly,. . _
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110 XE elatiVir.
Leave was given to,bring its a Bill to enlarge s
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the Parish of Paddingtou, un the motion of Mr. .
itritTFottP ASSIZES, ?Vivien 12.
Mellish. The business of this county is seldom very
Mr.' MELLISH moved the second reading of
3S Liala Company Bill. , inuch,• and on the present occasion there is no
' the G
• : Mr. H. SMITH observed, that this Bill came cause of any 'Wilk expectation. On' the Civil
Side there were oaf four casises entered for trial'
upon him like a flash of lightning ; he had SOIHR - Y
which were all finished during the course of the
`tjectioi to make to it, and vas not aware that
morning. On the Crown Side the-Ca/cedar con.
come forward this day,
m
commit uf Mr. Midlish, the second tarns more prisiers than usual, amongst wlom,
is a ease of child 'nu:ester, and an attempt at poi.!
postponed till to.ntorrow (this Jai),
suning. The rest of the cases are inerelylor pet:
!arc room fur discussion.
tier) Bridge Bill, and the Shadwell trilltlfls-
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ge read a second 'time, and ordered . aistuite AND omens e. 111 AIISIt.
committed Mims . .
an action one piomissory •note for
- 'MOLLS moved for the production Wit, 011ie partners of, the lintfieldtliank. - •
ipers relative to Prize Causes in ,the The .11itfendant's hand-writing A* the note
of Admiralty.. I : .
VW proved, but the defends set op was, that it
Merlotti front the Lords acquainted the was paid, and it appeared that a receipt was on
-that their tardstilis had agreed to several the back of the note, bht it was -blotted -over.
; Bills. Their Lordships Also requested To explain this, Wm. Ditnnage' a clerk of the
mile would furnish them with a Copy of the piaiutic was culled, whe-tiresea that -this 'lute
idence relative to Scotch, Distilleries, was given- as a substitute for another of 2001.
the House on the 21st of February, which was given up, old-instead of writing the
io a Copy of the Report of the Coot-. reeelia on the isitpcelied nOte, it wit' written by
House upon the same subject. mistake on the present ante; but immediately"
Messengers were informed, that ao disc siverieg the tots take, it was cancelled in the
• ould be sent by the Messenger of the: monnetin which It appea on' ...e note.— . tr.
' • red ih ' . ir
Commons. diet itA the Plaintiff: ' • ' - ,
lilts the 1110, the Sugar Bounty, and CRlMllbikb SlDE.'itvt,:i ant • •
Greenland Fishery Bills, went through Com. Mr. GARILOW sat for his hour on tleaCritninal
- -..--1 the Reports were ordered to bo , re. Side, to relieve Mr. Justice. HEATS., 011.14,61117,1 ed
grow. Judge. '. . .
'ART brought up a Copy of the Wm. 'Smith was convicted Of stealing, four
irt of the Commissioners appointed sheep, the property of Win. Smith., -The Fri.
(o the state of Windsor Forest. sower is this case was a basteher, residing at Lon.
RICE FrrzGERALD brought in don Colony, in this atetWaty: 'Tbs. sheep were
;ceding the High Roads in Ireland.— missing on the Friday eggipiNt suttees next day
. Lime. . . the skins of four of timer &visit the Trosecu.
El LEY COOPER' presented to , the tor's mark were found in the possession of-tthe
int of the Royal Artillery Corps cm. Prisoner. . n
lner. Is.), the evidence of the. gate-keeper
Expedition to the Scheldt. on dui road leading from the Promoter's forte to
,INGTON brought up the Report' the Prisoner's abode, it. -appeared. that a penes
'Mee of Ways nod Means. much resembling the Prisoner- drove Mae :abet')
tilli to, ons were agreedand Bills or-
through late the preceding. eaesiing. • .
wought in accordingly, • The Jury foetid the Prisoner Godly. •
tut was also brought up of the Corn- -
pisly, the R--olottion agreed to, and
Ic-..-.... .._ COURT OF ALogamete.
eyed to he brought tn. - -- • • '
Message from the Lords acquainted the
-William Jacob, Esq. lately eleetod Alderman',
hat their Lordships bad agreed to Lsird
of the Ward of Limeatreet, its tint reem of John
Wellisigton's Annuity Bill.
'ARD lirought up the Marine Mutiny i,PciacuPt Eilq. resigned, being intendneini b'the
ad a first time, and ordered to "'"innwn Cuiniellinea urtb"il
Wlin4 was "1"411 for
e ea re
the due rsecatien of his uffice, mad issolt his stet.
second time. to-morreW. - •
NIA/UNE PAY OPTICE.• ' The Court iespeettal the Isteshancigher's re.
RD moved the Order of the
y.y for Ports, and ordered the Oat elf braid to ho us-
readieg ,of the Matins PaOfliee diced twig. gol. Wheaten, and HeasokoJd i,.ld.
, the quartein loaf. , • . , , ,
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:EVEY objected to the. second read- The Lord Bishop of °deck mod Artisdeacoo
we, moil the House was in pos,es. Illingworth, were requested to' the lOW
Itliort of the Finagle*. Committee ie- ' Sermons on Easter Monday eardiCtlisy at
late defOcaliens In that department: Christ Citorch,. Nesegate.stralets • • n
RD was not aware.that stick informs. The Lorti Mitinr*PPelnitill thti nest Cnollllfhit
necessary previous InAitkPill befog read the election of *Swell* of the *Oh Difilkts
le, and therefore trusted' there 'would ill.' theroont of Mr. Dot ght, de•arillifitt: '7* ."' .
,ti.objeciron. fit his motion. • s - . , sEnteetiemereisamo 1• . t:''•• •
.CR EEV EY. observed,- that there iras h One of the most daring robbettailiatelf Medd
to Ilion of 2800001. in the accounts of 'the of, War.c6mmitted at the shops( MID /WNW
ma,ter7 and he could not accede tb the Wyatt, watchmaker, in Oxford.eleeeteose .
vatting of the bill till lie knew how that day nooe, Worms one and two thdaeliti i r
. •
,4 took place. • • Wyatt had retired from his *alp toosoadfilleing
~. BANK ES, who .is Chairman of de Fi- -hack portlier to dhow, and ott Wereetitio SO •dh.
tome Committee, said, 'he could give the House eolierad that the windotrhad bias mess aentirattitt
some Inftivmation on this subj. it. As far as ther watches', tiro' of which were glikikterlatedll 'llPere
Coseuittiee hid examined Mr. Villiers,' accounts, it stolen, besides a pair of gold ellaseitomietlogeoses
'that many judicious *lit rations were withulitt $ On,wedittut. A similar nett ofwoltbeept,but
necessary in the department to whieh to a stilfgreater omount, was committed if Utah..
,tienrin had h, longer!, but also io the bone.phiesinittlh*Ohihe semelhoe-- Unfltaleitstif
Office, and is admit all the other public nu trace has yet 'been discovered of the thieves.
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HOUSE OF LORDS, *AIM 13.
The LORD CiIANCELLOIL came down al
three o'clock, soon after which, his Lordship
heard Cribnsel on thaiippeal of Spence v. Auchi,
and•others. Mr. Broome having spoken at some
length, in continuation of Sir Samuel Romillyi
for the. Respondents, and Mr. Adam, senior, in
reply, fur tliga*ellaitt, • bii Lordship moved to
adjourn th4llllther hearing until Friday, for
the- sake at considering the grounds of judg.
Lent.
A Moraftge from ,the Common., by Sir J. Gra-
ham, brought up the Mutiny Act, which was at.
tcruards read a first time. ,
SPANISH PAPERS. •
• Lord LIVERPOOL laid on the Table of the
ll4irse some additional Documents respecting our
Transactions in and with Spain and Portugal.
Some Private Bills were forwarded in their se.
!era' stages ; and individual Petitions were read,
of which some were referred to the Committee of
Privilege..
Lord Wellington's Annuity Bill was read the
third time, and passed. •
A Message front the Commons, by Mr. Sum.
ner, .Irrought tro the Lambeth. Rates Bill, which
was aceordiugly read.
Mr. Farrell, presented at the Bar the Annual
Aciount of the East ludia Duck Company.
Adjourned.

objections to it
it would have
With the co
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iii wider to lest
The Norwir
Poor Hill, wer
tibe committel
Sir J. NICE
of certain Pap,
'Court of Adut
' A Messafd
'ltottie, that th
'PI irate Bills.
- the Honk wen
Correspondenc
presented to 11
1798 ; and alst
mince of the I
The Loral,'
answer would
'House of Comp
The Milt,
the Greenland
imittees,• and t
. eeived to.morr
Lord DES,
,Fourth Repoi
ltoluquirc into
' • trir. MAUI
a Bill fel. Ante
'llCad a first tit
Mr. ASHL
House a Rutin
ployd in the I
Mr. LUSII
of the Cornii.i
Thu Resoln
dcred to be-hr
The ape'
millet of Sop
Bills ordered!
A Message
Mule, that
• Vi-eontat Wel
Mr. WAR,
hich •
'be rest, 4 pecir
• •Mr. WAR
?ho second r
Bill.
Mr. CH.CF
•if tht .111
sine of the R
Wive to the` I
Mi. WAR
tion vras neee
a sec..tul
9e.nrs'objeeill
Mr. CRE
Isle 114 y ma,t
second marlin
defalcation to
'Mr. BAN
as ittg Can►sui
0016e-latitM I
Cosetitittre h
vast vvidlent .1
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that' Gentler
Navy Office,