The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-12 00:00:00

1101:3E OF COMMONi.

The Srtiact took the Chair at ten minutes Iw-
fore four.
Mr. 11.USIIIMITON tooted the nr•ler of the 111 W
for the House going itro a Committee upon Cue Mili-
tia Pay Dill. The Bill %reit, throuzlt the Commi! and
the Report was ordered to be rewired on Mouday
nest.

COUNTY COURTS mu..
Lord ALTHORN". said, that in eonsecinence of Ow
little progress wlich hail been mask in the Counts.
Court.; Bill. and the advanced period of the Session,
it was hopeless to expect that it could be hronglii to a
coucittsiuu. He therefore begged to more that the
report be taken into Nether consideration on this day
tit month'. [haat the statue time he gave twice that
he should renew it early iu the next Session.—Motion
agreed to.
The East India Prize )lonee Bill went throngli
a Committee, and the report was ordered to be received
on Monflae.
Mr. J. SMITH the order of the dry for the
second reading of the Bankrupt Law% Amendment Bill.
The Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be
cononittell on Monday.
Vimin the usotioa of Dr. tarsal NGTAN, the Wittimama
in roreign Parts Bill was read a second time, and or-
dered to be couttoitted on Wellitesslav next.
The House went into a Committee upon the Irish
Insolvency Courts Bill. The Report was afterwards
received and ordered to be takeu into consideration ou
this d.y
A message from the Lords announced that their
Lordships had agreed to several private Bill-.
WARWICK ELECTION.
The (li:sir:oat] of the Committee appointed to tiv
the useri.s of •be Election for the County of Warwick,
made a Report as to the right of Election set farth in
the said Petition, the substance of which was, the
Committee were of opinion eaat the sitting Member
te is dilly elected. hot, that the Petition iv..• iseLlier
frivolous nor vexatious.
In reply is a question from some lion. Member,
Mr. Seijeant ONSLO'iV said, that on Monisy next
he should bring on the second reading of the ('nary
Laws Amendment Bill ; as it stood for that day, he
!toped that no other Orders would be 'Hawed to inter-
fere so as to prevent its coining utt in the regular course
of bitsittess.
Mr. C. HUNDAS brought in a Bill for amending
the Acts for providing employment for the Pour.
The Bill was read a first time, and the second vad-
ing appointed for 31onday n
ADJOURNED DEBATE UPON THE PIZFACH OF
PRI% ILECIE--JOIIN BILL"
Mr. G. BENNETT movrd the reatliug of the Order
of the Day for continuing the adjourned de:re.te upon
his motion of yesterday.
II r. SCARI.Er felt it quite impossible to cancor
with the course of proceeding recommended in thr too-
, thin of his Hon. Friend. lie objected to it. because he
thought they ought not to make us. of the power they
pies,..sael for vindicating the pririlees of the Ilona:
to eats-act evidense frotu intlividnala which was an .r.
ward. to be brought against them n7on a criaiiital
prosecution. Another reason why he disapproved of
the motion was, that he hail doubts as to the power of
the House to direct a prosecution of this nature. Be-
icause, it Was not of the libel, as it affected the Hun.
)biemil.er personally, but as it affected the Privileges of
the House through hint, that they complained ; and for
the protection of those Privileges lie thought they
to exercise the power whisk Ctier did possess.
The tot; and legitimate ground then. upon which lie
ikhought they ought to proceed Was this :--that the Pri-
/lithe House had been violated by a repart of a
speech delivered in that !loose, in which the !senti-
ments uttered by lose of its :iletuliers had he.ni
taiarepresenteil, so as to cast the barest 11.11,0a:ions
upon his character. It was well known ilia. the pro-
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to its ptivilegrs, and that it possessed the power of
prevenaing those reports f 043 being its ole it ',letterer it
should think proper. But there was no ono who did
not stow agree its utility ut a faithful report of
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