The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-03 00:00:00

DIPIEVAL PARDIAMSNT.

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- HOUSE OF LORDS. Mate. 4.
At len o'clock. when their Lord hips met for ladielti.
-eroding... Mr. Rose, Ike -Creek of Parlismitsts,oppesitstlis...
Haase, and was sworn into nesee. He was necommied ilit
the Clerk of the Crown, who administered the natb, bast
katellog during the ceremony. We &mirrors:Ml Mr. Rote at the
same time appointed Mr. Cooper to•sigo she,eceiu,,y Perm
clairingloir abem ice; sad that Mr. Carry was alai appoiated as
additional Clerk.
Olathe Motion of• WWI LAUDERDALE, Ss *moist or
.she Renknoe or Great. Britain and Lielosid, from the years'
1811 to lOC disliagolsbing 'be onsohnt for Great Britain mbil
for !relabels etschitor, was ordered to be laid oo the table.
Earl, EiW ROE OR presented a Pentioo from Richard 430.•
theme Butt. inspristmad far libel in the King's Bomb Ittitowf
complaining that he loot been refuted a urn of HaaepeCotpar. 1
to come op I. the Cain ea plead his moo Oise its actions in
which•he was a party. He hod applied. diming the Saspeosiow
of she Habeas Corpus Aet, to Lard Sidoo..sth sad the Avow,-
General, bat had been refuzed. He had atm slate wea4e appli-
cation to the Goon of:Comisori Pleas where he had vipers-
wed a similar refold. la oratorios, he- prayed that he
might he restored to ibis rights, and to the keaect, Odle Act of
Habeas Corpus.
• 'CLIMBING BOYS' BILL.
Petition. were presented in favour of the Bill foil
prohibiting the employment of Climbieg Boys, b
the Earl of LAUDERDALE, from certain Master
Chitnnersweepers in London and Westminster, antr
from the inhabitants of Hackney, Homerton, &c. ;
by Lord PRuDIIOR, from Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Klogslandie• Alston, &c. ' • by Lord HOLLAND, from
Cletimmeell; and by Earl GROSVENOR, from Ches.
ter.—The first Petition from the Master Chimney-
sweepers stated, that they had introduced theses of
machines in their business, and found that they le-
porseded the necessity of employing boys; that such
flues as were most difficult for using machines were
precisely those inter which it was most dangerous for
Climbing Boys tit enter ; that the practice of swoop-
ing with machines would never be carried into elect,
unless a Bill of the nature of that before their Lord-
hips' House were passed.
Earl GROSVENOR, in presenting the Petition
from Chester, made some *Nervations on use' evi- ,
demo, which, .a we understood, be cousWered per-
fectly
sufficient to warrant the passing of doe; Hill. 1
The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that he troll-
' ed the evidence would be so full end satisfactory, as
to tears nothiug to be desired on that point. The
more clear and manifest it was made, the more com-
pletoly would the Public go along with their Lord•
ships in passing the Bill.
The Bishop of CHESTER had great satisfaction
in stating, that he approved its Petition which the
Noble Earl had presented from the City with which
he was connected. The practice el eeirployiegClimb-
iog Boys wasfraeght with so much inithtsooky, that
he hoped the BIN fotabolishing it would soon be
poised into a law.
ARRESTS UNDER TEE SUSPENSION O. THE lIA-

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The Earl of CARNARVON had come to the
House with the intention of moving for some Pa.
pers, and io particular, for en Account of all Per.
tons arrested during the Suspension of the Habeas
Corpus Act, and all whose houses were searched on
charges of tomultuous or seditious proceedings, with
Cooties of the Warrants of arrest and search. It
would have beets most convenient for him to have
made the motion to.night, in order. shat the account
might be procured as speedily as possible ; and he
Au! trusted that its prodedlort would not be op-
posed, as papers of a more extensive nature had al-
ready been granted. None of his Majesty's Mini-
cterF were, however, present) and as he did not
know whether the Noble Secretary of State was dis-
posed to grant this account in the state he wished it,
he should postpone his motion until to-morrow.
Lord •HOLLAND hoped that the Node and
Learned Lord on the lionise& would, by that time,
grant his \l•tit of if:theas Corpus to bring up the bo-
dies of his Majesty 'a Ministers.—(4 laugh.)
Ac'jourued.