The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-19 00:00:00

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The Reproof the Res. lotion for granting 6.0001. ammo.
the Duke of Keni, and power
to his Rotel ilighnea
to the filocess lomingeo, was agreed tu, nod a Bill ordered
to be brootht in, in pursuance of the Res,lutions.
IRISH MISC ELLA N EOUS ESTI M ATM.
Me. PEEL moved the Order of the Day for the House going
Into a Camelia* of Supply and moved that the Irish Miami
lauvrou. Edimates be referred to the Ceironittee.
The How linviog gone into R Cormoittee.
Mr. PEEIs moved a grant of 8,0(k)l. towards the Works at
Xlimmore riaboor.
sir J. NEW PORT stated, that 50. 60. and mosetimes 100
in a week, were oblige.' to take refuge in that harbour.
Ir. PEI". '‘aid, it nsi,ht be necessary io future to entered
tbe works. bnethe present plea would pot interfere widramy
furpre 'stewing'.
ReSOl.llll,ll was then agreed to.
sr. PELL then moved for.i,oool. towards wryly' on Boith
Barbour.—Agri to.
Mr. Pi. EL moved for 15,0001. towards assistiog in building
Fever Hospitals, and other measures for preventing the increase
of Fever in Ireland.
Sir td, W. RIDLEY spoke is favour of the grant.
Sir J. NEWPORT hoped the Right Hug. Gentleman would
not be sparing.
Mr. PEEL said nothing required greater delicacy than the
interference °fan F.secutive Government with private charities.
Government could not be a substitute for private charity. and
by. holding out a delusive hope it might stop the coatributions
of
Sir J. N EW PO IF( asimadverted on the conduct of those
sediees who drew their whole income from Irelaud.and were, Is
a visitation of this kind. deaf to the calls of humaaity.
The Resolution was tiro agreed to.
Mr. pEEL men moved 18.#601. towards Buildings( Churches
in Ireland fur &be a r.
Sir J. NEW PORT said it appeared from a Return presented
to the Douse.that since the UoionS4 Churches had been united,
and only eight disunited. In proportion as parishes were
united Ore Protestants decreased. The wholes( extensive tracts
of country bad often been united under one Clergymen.
Mr. PEEL observed, that unless Churches were built there
amid be no use roe disuniting parishes.
Sir J. N Ent PORN mid, even if there were no Church a
Pruiestant Clergy sus ought to reside in vie parish, from which
be derived his living, to hearth the inhabitant. by his example.
The Resolution was then agreed to.
The follow tug itcsulutiolis were then successively agreed to-
-15,0001. towards defraying the ex peace of a Coosa to the River
Frhomion.
SX,Outil. for Ordnance of Ireland.
141,004 H. fur delta) log the charge or disembodying the Irish
'flee Keport was ordered lobe received no Wednesday next.

itiSTICK-GENERAL OF SCOTLAND.
Mr. BANK!' S moved the Order of Day for the
House going into a Committee on the Lord Justice
General of Scotland Bill, for the purpose of post- '
poring it to this day three months.
Mr. J. P. GRANT hoped they would hear no
more of the 13111.
Mr. BA NK ES observed, that the Finance Cen-
tilitre recommended the total abolition of the Office
as. far as salary went.
Mr. T 1 ER :Si EY said, the attempt to transfer this
title to the Lord President of the Court of Session,
with half the salary, was an abominable job, and be
was sorry to understand there WAS an iuteotion of
attempting it again neat year.
Mr. HUAISSON understood the Lord Justice-
General was Lord of the Criminal Court of Scotland.
Mr. TIERNEY said, the only additional duty-
cast on the person who should be made Lord Justice..
General, would be that of Master of the Horse here.
-7(zi laugh.)—Whoever filled the office of Justice.
General might take bis seat in the Scottish Cri-
minal Court; and the Duke of Montrose, when ess.
mined, stated, that he had once assisted, and might
have oftener taken his seat, if be chose.
After same farther observations from Sir JOHN
NEWPORT and Mr. J. P. GRANT, the commitment
was postponed to this day three months.
Mr. CANNING brought in a Bill to regolate the
East India Company's Shipping, which was read a
first and second time, and ordered to be read a

third line to-morrOw.
The Slave Trade Acts Amendment Bill was read a
second time, cud ordered to ba committed to-mor-
row.
In • Committee of Supply the CHANCELLOR,
of the EXCHEQUER. moved a Grant of 100,0001.
towards Building Churches in Scotland.
Report to be received to-morrow.
Adjourned at Mpg* Twelve o'Clock.

PRICE OF STOtION TIIII
/tank Stock
3 per Cent Red. 780
3 per Cent. Con-01% tni
Consul.. fnr Acc. 796
4 per Cent. 91

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
5 per Cent. Navy W 7
India Bonds 99 100 p
-- Stock 231
Long Ann. 20 5-16
lizettequer WIN 18 22 p