The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir W. HE CRESPIGN T give smite, that be wool& on
the Illth MM. whisk a twice to the Herne, relative to Mr.
Owea's plea for amelieraline the Osumi.* of the poor.
As orrosiot she somber of liallennents preened I. differ-
ent Overt. Ls 'reined, fee a townie time. was prevented. Per'
olost to as order of the Here.
Mr. W. SMITH peeve. led a Poetises fore Mr. Malhomo.
fosentor of the Life Primp/tr. I. which he prayed Mr aid se
enable Met to carry his imentise rue egret.
All memos of the member of powwow attached to the Civil
DrPm haer lof the Army. receiving ellelli/lOrri la the softie of
petoloot, soper.ostoialiois mown. die sod the ousesot of tech
allowances. •a. Lid ea the tattle.
The Mat. Doty Rill sal real a lint time. sad owlets" to he
read a mooed time to sorrow.
The Sherif* of Loodoe appeared at the her. sad permitted •
Petition from be Lord Mayer, eblMrmeo, sad Cam*. C•ll.*
ell of 1.64*". Mai itie met the Bill. MID bedews the HOMO.
reislire ee Public Meetings, gss, skim am pee. Waco hum as
they were maser*. cowers tit she Civestlnstioe, Nod devisee.
sive of the liberties of the subject.
Mr. Alder.** WOOL). in moving that the Pinkies Magid
lie ea the table, felt it his duty to my a few weak es the mho-
Jeri. He eseitileved that no growls bad bets made oat for
pooisg the Bilis sow is progress. He was aware Met Memo
test vented amemse a remota class a the people, Ma it nos s
discoolrut ari..ag oat of the dorms, of the pool sod on seel*
had bee* adolltrd by the Haire to ameliorate that disinew.es•
rept that derma toe him lessims bn imp. bad lame voted to
wad pewees to the Cape of Ord Hope whilst diddkalld, "i
sarehivated load was to he friend is 'retard. This doire. was
.one come of illseemessi slumber CAW, Ils• the rerivtimee se
Porlioasentary Reform. Ile was happy to God so Wm. Mem-
ber had gives woke of his imestiir so brieg that subject before
the Neese. Reform she people wield home. bewever mesh it
might be sess•red. Give them SIM, sad sive them eteplatmeel
by which they could oblate a emanleanwer. and km. Per'
traded wearied/ beer no owe of sedition. Waimea Melo own-
sores ihs Rills which that Heine mold pees wash' sake she
1114411 e C/.111114.1.
Ur. alderman THORP mid. he emwereed entirely le Ms
matiments emosesed ia the Penile., and begged to give it his
sweiseivuesl slippers.
Mr. Aldereme WA ITHMA N told. he bad se remedy
stated bis matiments ea this soltjers, that be seek. ON WM
IMAM the House. bet eestest hierelf with giving bls samara
support le the unties for the Petition being laid ipso the
table.
The resides was thee ordered to he laid es the table. sod
SO he printed.

EXPLANATION.
Mr. MODEHOUSB mid, he hod a coassamicatio•
to smoke to the Hones from a Noble Friend of his,
lord %Meld, the Lord Lioatoweet of the county of
Norfolk, relative to whet bed passed ea debate ow a
former night, respecting his hallog refused to insert
the eases of seam Geatlissoo ia the Ceasimio• of
the Pesci for thee comely, beam they were is.
cissmoadod by Mr. Coke. He *mild make ne eos.
smuts of his own ma the occesioa, bet read the letter
he had received from his Noble Famed. The Hoe.
Member then proceeded t. rood the letter, la which
Lord &Held stated, that be recsilected Mr. Coke
sod General Money begin applied to his with a list
of earner. He might has declined then Simon thaw;
but if be had dose so, he had certainly desalts sot
Wavle they were the Meads of Mr. Coke, but W-
ales he considered so Magistrates were thee wooled.
Ho had acted, es fir es possible, impartisily ; for be
had, oe more occasions thee owe, sejoctsd the Moods
of Mr.Wodeboase, sod Col.Wodeboose, on theses
`roused'; bet he had afterwards appoiated those
very primes to the Commission. The Hoe. Gus-
tiest, this proceeded to read a letter from Lord
Eldoe; in which that Noble Lord stated, that he had
so recollectio• of the ieterview alluded to by Mr.
Coke le tho loom of his speech is a former sight,
thoogh it sight have takes place. The Noble Lord
then went ion to state the comae adopted penally
on tho appoietment of Magistrates; sod observed, I
that ilsogh the roccoesmsdatio• case fres the Lord
Unloose', the power of appoiatiog Magistrates laid
with the Chaocellor. He bad, however, no distil,'
that in making any appoirimiet of Magistrates for I
Norfolk, hip had commenicated the sawn of tho per.
se" P" into the Commissioa to the Lipid Limateireel
of the iellaty.
Mr. COKE, with some warmth, replied I' Mr.
Wodebeete, sad repeated his 'steams, made es a
foram evenieg. if the Lord Cheaslior had lost MS
memory, so mach the worse for the suitors is the
Cowl over which he presided; but ho (Mr. Coke)
was nag to he asswerahle for it. lie did believe that
mesa! Gentlesto bed beet rejected by Lord Sellield
heceese they were Ms Meads; and he else believed,
list many very improper pima, we.. pet into the
Citesetission to answer political purposes; and that
Ministers were interested is these prnarediags, other.
wise they would set, as they bad dose, oppose ea.
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A Umber was here about to sddress the Hesse
when—

The SPEAKER interposed; sod remitted ea the
great irresolority of tiro present proesediagt awl sob.
milted, that the eaaversatio• might not to proceed
say (caber.
The eormersatlon seeorilloaly dropped here.
TIIE BOROUGH OP PENRYN.
Sir C. BURRELL mowed for leste to brine in a
Bill to remedy corrupt practices its the Boroogh of
peoryn.

St C. RAWRINS spoke evilest the widen.
Mr. DENISON shortly Supported it; and Its.*
was given to s Hat
THE (0170,4 FACTORILI.
Air ROBERT PEEI. aorta for 1...500ts brine in
o Hill to offend the Art of lost Session of Parlitateol,
for the better reputation of the Cotton rectories. '
After s fete wools from [And A. HAMILTON,
isho socotidrif
Mr. PHILLIPS said. he bed elooye objected to
this ineasore, end urged the dospr of legislatiog on
this si.bjoct His objeetioas had bees roved to AP
sell foosiJed ; for loos Woe. the original Dill could
Int fairly brought into action, it all/ INCINOUT to brittlC
In siteilsee 801 l to unwed It. Now becalsou eau min
hod bees boron down. It led boas foots. inseesoney tp
bring is • hill to allow the wooltamer New tbrett•
trot of repetry, to *orb derboctie esneshoe
mill.

Mr. BROUGHAM said, the reseal Dill woo sot
aw estraordiosey rose ; it was merely to supply am
smisoisre io the edgiest Bill.
After a few words from Mr. FINLAY, hews
Woe give. le Miss I. a Bill.
Till 6E 011106 m MEETING BILL.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved the Order .f the
Day for the Hesse going lets a Committee am the
Bill for Primitive Seditious MoNiugs.
O. the gentian for the Speaker 'wooing tb. Choir.
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON espressed his aorprise at
the inirrothre of declared by the Noble Lord last
sight, of ester clog the provisioes of this Bril to Jr..
load, after whet had hems said by the Noble Lord
on she Ant night this subject was debuted. relative to
the peaceable sad prosperous state of that pert of
the empire. After this decterstioo, he ewer sesoect-
od such s prepssitiors as this from the Noble Lord,
or he wield have hems prepared i• arise the q
den with him. Weald the Noble Lord, he *mild
ask, Imo veelerrid, at the most degraded period of
this Irish Parlisaiest's eablence, to came down and
propose such • wenn ? Did the Noble Lard now
wish to dissolve the Maas by disgestiog the Irish be.
yood biotin ? Did the Noble Lord, by preposiag
this measere, wee to pretest the Catholics arming
to polities ? He was convineed the Noble Lord did
not island origleally to *stood these abominable
measeres to Ireised. He was persuaded the site,.
time of Indeed did sot all for thls Bill ; that it was
gradually improving, sad ha frosted, if the Nat'l.
Lord's seesaws did mot prevail it, it would continue
to improve ; sod if no other mare did so. he wield,
is the ammo of lb. &Woo, move for • Committee
to empire lute the state et Inked ' • aid where the
prom time arrived this nowise, he shield move, if
so other penes did, to limit the operatioae of tMs
Bill to Groot Britain.

Lord CASTLEREAGH said, filer the proper
tine arrived the Hoe. Member could propose hie
aelesdeseet, if betties& it ; to discus it mew wield
be • waste of tlase.
The Heine 'bee 1141. i late. Committee.

Sir C. MONCIL saki, la the rises' giviog the Lord
Liatteusat sod Gatos !Ukeleles the power of coll.
leg Coast, Meetings, there was s misters of IMo
civil sod military *awe; this, he usimidered it would
be dosireble to avoid. TM Lord Liosteuestt was
military eager; he thought, therefore, he should be
omitted is the Bill, and the power should be goo.
Seed Is the Coda Rotelorem ; he shinier* moved,
that the words, " Lords Lkolessats, or" should
be emitted.
Lord

H defeeded Si. these le
its pretest fora ; it was asides Opt the siege were
operated.
Mr. G. LAMB said, it did oet.follets that the pe-
kes shield always be asked ; bet he tronW rather
strike out both, sod tbse take the power free either
Ida Lord Linkmen( or Gatos. It aright, perhaps,
este straw, that he shield wish to limit Si. amber
of penes, who had ibis power of pantie/ MeAings ;
bet the fact was, that what was every body's boa.
mess was nobody's, mod he wield rather cosies the
/over of pantie( Mistimes to a earrewer nap's,
esd keep it clear of all person at all seder the Wile.
nee of the Crowe.
After a few words free Sir R. HEWN, the
earenderest was liegstived.
Mr. BROUGHAM would ask the Noble Lord, if
he want to say, that so Meetings should be bad,
eacept those swilled le the Bill; for if that wire
the cow. the Iguanas* of then who had fused
the mast Bill was equal to that displayed by there
Legialatotial Attorneys who, se • former argosies,
favoured she Hesse with a spectate of their Petrie,.
dies', iseeesity in preparing Iw Foreign lislistatatt
.64 The proem Soliciter•Geseral was tat then
le the sheaties to which he is sew as Messer sod
erascest; be was, bowever, ant deer to it"— as
sear to it as as Hes. Gastineau whoa he tam saw
beside that Hoe. end Learned Gestleage (Mr. War-
ns). Did they knew whet tames they had excleded
fres the operettas of the An I Did they tear that
they had escieded Not oily klaschester, het Mr.
adoghow, Sheikh!, mod all those melons loose
said had grows greet by the growth of their tease-
factor& They had dose store—they had entailed
the Beroesh of &athwart frees its spondee, for it
did sot tease seder the descriptive of a bensegh
corporate.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said it was set
necessary it geoid, to he snider the proviso of the
Act.
Mr. BROUGIIAM said. that by the Act it shield
beadier a ell corporate, a borisegle Commie, sr t
lowa corporate; the first, he wag alma, was not
to the Imo, hut the *then were disdwctly un-
derstood as sorb, differing Gael were beautiful or
loom. His objectian was not peculiarly applicable
so the ease of the borough of &athwart, his apnea
lobe pefereace gives, to arch places a Vat k aid
I corporate awn e'er this, which faun having svap
viliegay bed rims to he still sere Imperiling sod pa
pilaus tomes than these privilamd places. •
Mr. Alt/aim WAI TUIIA N stated, that somas