The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-25 00:00:00

0- q•-_Ji
9.7'icerr, and ,ter lied on d'e efealord

Vico, ha bed se Sisk to absent Itimoir from the per-
fornososs if.., dot', INN.. Ho hid moved thol pest.
pontersest of obe Report to salt the choreal*** of
the Haste. With respect to his •ish to go to Ire.
land, he astnowledged he was mottoes to get bask
fir Waterford; not for rho imlulitohro of soy Pellisle
locliosties of his trots, bet that ho might be es the
',rot trudischorgeo, with as much plltt as possible, the
detiesof the airs which he had the holiest to hold,
that of Mayor of Waterford.
Or. Alderman WOOD presented a Petiole* foots
Mr. Newry Kent Cordon, • bookseller is the sky
If Leaden. Tbe Position stated, thst the Petitirower
was proprietor of • work tolled The Lmulon Direc
eery, snd had sustained considerable injury in his
by its being pirited by the Clerks in thy
rarillee end ethers. He had repeatedly reason.
tirsiclegeiss• this istrasion of his property, and bad
petilhosed the Poot-nossier•Gmeral and the Lards of

th• Treasury on the sobj►rt, but wittiest effect; and
was Dow induced to throw biensatf •o the juttica of
the House for protection.
Mt. LUSH I NGTON Admitted to the Honourable
Alderman, that this Petition rather related to a matter
of private property, than to soy 'object for petition.
leg the Hoes* of Commoos.
General WALPOLK was of oho saws °piston.—
Tim House had setlicitrat business to attend to, witti-
est taking up titivate matters.
After • fsw words from Mr. AlJereart Wood, the
Petition was withdrawn.
Mr.,La Blanc, from the Court of King's Bench,
presented hPIIOIII Returns, relative to the number of
Articled Clerks and Attornies belonging to that
Gott.

mestere as that so* costrweplated ems silopted, (110-
vernment would posse, and take the 'defer of the."
person. The illeetiog of 1/9? bed bees rei•Mered
is equal to, the mitrutiera of the casoley. 11. trecqed
feint regard mid respect wish be paid to the mu
hies. of a similar Meetina, celled in Ito At the
meet klemisigt Mr. Bent, Mr. Woolley, aid others
of
thee pert,. were pretest. Is wet do* to them In
my, they misdated tbetnueltee le let most ordedr
wiser. list they promoted • webil opecdolde ; ther
now. for the err time, opmeamel es the mitimigeme d
Adesioistretitio. Arid he meld Mot hat peorlder it
as • eseject fit for a caricature prior. Tier, wove
the Kuhl. Gout Ind his friends on one &de, and Mr:
II •ot and his friends on the other Ode, both aniline to
poll tloteo • febrie erected by that great *an, Mr.
Pitt, mod els
ty,. Same of had bees the saviour of the
snafuscomi-
MINIM. 6,0 ear en -
items
rd at his mew Tof Mr. Pitt at the Mtherfrqgg bee hit
sieraild ever Iltrlpisfil t• '*press Me aduirsifen and
thin of Mr. Plot; AVhon a weer relation of
Isis,_ is, •biso he was nor unfortunately, by a erne
of dilly. opposed, was young, be declared, shay
ander that rest ban's magpie's, he woutd devote hie
son to his country, if he should live to arrive at sea-
tinily ; he lied kept to his pledge, and bail n• c•wwi
to regret hatiogdotsesb.—( Hear !)—H;S Right Ilea.
Relative had, indeed, ira this °cession, wandered
• little from the right way, hut he well knew tint
his heart lay in the right place; mid aliltuegh hit
bead might have wonderful • little, he trotted it'
world be het for • little. The flow B3rt. concluded
by tut,strtit, that she Petition, whirl. was frets this
Merchants, Bankers, sod Trailers of Imoriort,
•ipinst the resumption of Cash Payibtats, should bet
bresgbt op.
Sir J. SellltlG FIT
critl a . not agree with the lier..
Batelle ; be was of *Modes the Committee hal,
sought ieformatino from the best sottrues. He could
not bet consider the thanks of the iloese sod lb*
granted! of the coach, as due to his Majesty's Mi.
nisterg for the cowrie they bad adopted, wl.kh be
tbeoght 'mold prose thesalgation tit tete •swoutry. Be,
thought mint in the habit of agreeing with that, linty
begged leave to tetern them Ids Pincers acknowlode-
meets. The line. Baronet had aim •Ileded to the
conduct of Mr. Ilunt end Mr. Brooke. 11. (dir J.S )
west approve of the tooduct of those !adtvidwale osi
this occasion, and whilst they conducted themsel
they had done in this iiisteuee, opposine the ',seat?•
lista of the Book, be should hold himself of their.
party.—( Hear. hear, ;tear I )

. .
Mr. GIiF:NFELL alio defended the evidrited
takes before the Comedtsee. T►e moons •sssised
sera demo best calculated t• oil loffesetisn to IN
Comesisoo.

. The Petition was then ordered to lie elk the tablet
and to be printed.

BANK REPORT.
On the modes el Mr. PEEL, the drays of the
Day was read for a Committee epos the Report
the Committee appointed to esamine the espedieney
of the Resumption of Payments is Cask by the Llenit
of England
The gpeaker he'll's left the Chair,
Mr. PEEL could net insamient it possible any indi.
vidual Could be placed is a allotting of greeter diffi-
culty and delicacy this himself. In calling atteetims
to a subject which every one is that House consider-
ed equally of importance, he felt it more thee ever
necessary to make an appeal to the House for its is-
',Glasse', whilst he shoeld eater limo the subject at
some length. The system itself was founded on
principles abatract sod altsttose; the deist's of the
investigation were most oninvitilig sea often metre-
dieter'', and had already taltaosted the pati.nc. sod
attention of almost ell the talent in that Hesse.—
Whatever charm of novelty the subject tined wail,
he was determined tie deficiency should net be sop.
plied by any attempt on his part to latrodute into its
discsasion patty feeling. Throughout all its tedious
investigation and prottacted discussion of the selects
they had more completely abeedoised every thing tike
party feeling, with a view to issue the public tvel•
fate, than say Committee be bad ever yet sat epos or
ever heard of. lie should sow have ibe honour to
submit Ito the Bosse these Resolsolens which hest
unanimously, with the exception of the Right lion.
Gentleman (Mr. Tveramy), been assessed to by the
Members of that Committee. All had coocerred is the
peptide( the practical measure hew resommeeded,
although many permits, so doubt, bad arrived at
the same ceeciesies by modes of mistiming
diterest s a eonsideratioe which the more temiscileti
him to the situation in which he was then placed, as
is making this statement to the Hesse, he must only
be cousidered &toads( his own epistles', for which
be alone most be rospoesible. Basest admit, a hieit
he did, without shame or regret, that deco he had
first rimless that Committee his opinions had suffer-
ed a complete theme upon this important subject.--
lie bad determined, en ping into that Committee, to
pay no ideation to the late vote given is that Wes, g
he also, on a format secedes, in she year 1511.
voted against the Resolutions of Mr. Boum. As
tar as the principle of those Kesoistioes were appli•
cable to the omitsl system he mast copies+ he could
set bet vote with some trilling eaceptions is confor-
mity with these principles to which he formerly had
hoes so ad . This coefession of a. complete
(Magee( sentiment he offered as a tribute of respect
at ibe greet, of that distinguished and elasirsent Steers.
glee, whom character. however be might differ wile
him in politico, he should new cease to venerate. in
deciding that the flask aboold return to Casts Pay.
Weals at she earliest passible opporteaity, lie Goer.
mitt,. bad bees attested by lb. costliest/rev that ealeers
each a Resolution had Greed the reitietety pert at
their Report, it would ieevitatot lead o
f.firna.:67-1
pee si • n of Gash P•110•9"s • Pr!P•"!
yr
theCommitteetnest estepropered stash flint