The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

HOUSE OW LOWS. TIMMY, . JOLT 13.
Mr J. Oasualp,- Mr. Diseturt, Sir Wtstasst Cuarts.
end ohm kulfght up *es she Venoms the Hard
Labser BUt, tM Quin a llsore Bomb Beason Bill,
sad tbsOrpits_es' Feed 2.ll6,aret:di ewe read a first
doe, wilb a cadge ea that Coaiabaas
had agreed tit the itoseadatetit e by their Lead.
Mho ill the i9jOulloes' Uses* BM, sad a supra!
the lipseb Mefliebsee Cetiudttee ei the Hot 41M
Vhoeses pispoilag s` etid°. freiedbe
Masai m•wilay et Dal
e Royal Ildesita
4 Seethed the Bent Reotadets.
he Sege* iesbise“ MlL—Laid ea the
augur BILL.

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Petition's woe 'presented host Highgate and PhSeh-
-1 peyagabest tbe iligh to Chapel Bil L—laid on the
table. .a ,
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Mr. CA 11.M.tieteseated a Petition from the inha-
Meson of lidmileeimith, complaining that the West
Middlapre Waft/ WMhiCompaay &lad mesas to evade
easeasseat.--Ordeeed to be printed.
The Orphans' liPmall Bill, and the Irish Corine's'
Bill, were read a tiled dam and passed.
The Reports of derOsenneitten of Supply sad ways
Nod Maws, wen be light up, and the resolutions read'
awl agreed so.
Ma, GORDON protested a Petition from the Society
of Advocates of Aberdeen against the Stamp Ditties Re.
gelation Bill—Laid oa the table.
Mr. BENNEI' moved for Copies of a series of 011.;
cid Cetrospoadenco relative to Mr. Theodore llook..e:'
Oedaced.
Bite Militia Pay Bill was read a sawed time, and or.
heed to be committed to-morrow.
=ma's semen raison.
Mr. BLWNBTniteseated a Petition from two Debtor*:
=in, the they had bees punished with solitary'
t la the coodeamed cells of Horsemonger-lane
I. on i wormat from the Manbal of the Rieg's
Is Prise.. He (Mr. Benue{) contended, that the
If:
hal peuauuud no such power; that such as set was
Siegal, cod be should take an oppertuaity to bring the
Orgies before the house. —Ordeeed to be printed.
ANCIENT lit ..UM.'
. )4111. Report of the Commit* ow the Ancient Hist°.
'ties of England was heeteadeVopt. the Resolutions read
and agreed to, sad as AMMO to the Crown was order-
ed in pareasios of the Maw
• omernfaatilic 11011PITAL.
Mr. HAVIKNIUmpee to amen a 'misrepresentation
I=ead beeasiamehlic in the anal way is which the ez-
of kW emi h timeats became known, of some
r Omodoistialf boil fallen from him yesterday, in the die.
'Cassiestatellas thalami@ Hospital. These words bad
sod he thresher* was most
to remove aff mime for soy
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,* . la the Morning Herold of that day
gbed been to say. "that Mr. Guthrie came to
Caneakineammed with every weep** of malevolence
and bate, and did his utmost to emb their proceed-
hits." Now he begged most distinctly todeny ever bay-
ing attributed malevolence to Mr. Gothrie.—(Hear.)—
Is the whets course of his life he never met with a more
this Orawthea Mr. Elatlarie, or one who was so well
able to sappers his professional opinions, which he did
most forcibly, bet with perfect fairness. He had said,
and still thought,i that the controversy betwixt him and
Sir William Adams was carried on with a degree of bit-
wren that was to be regretted ; bat it was with the
warmth of party animosity, not inconsistent with fair-
ness. With that controversy, be, who was present as a
jades, had nothing to do. His having charged Mr.
Oathele with malevolence be distinctly denied. Mr.
Gstbrie bad applied to him as a sufferer from the charge,
sad Ise was bound in fairness, as well as happy in the op-
portunity of rtplaining it.—(Hear.)
Mr. HENN= eutirrly concurred in the statement
which bad just fallen front the Hoe. Gentleman opposite.
He (Mr. B.) certainly did net bear him attribute male•
valeta motives to Mr. tiuthrie, hat he heard him state
.of him what was greatly the reverse. What the Hon.
Gentleman termed party animosity, be (Mr. Bennet
thought might, with perfectjustice, be ceded party sea .
Mr. C. GRANT presented a petition from the Grand
Jury of the County of Louth, Ireland, against the Irish
Constables' Bill.—Ordered to be primed.
BAIT INDIA AVGAIL
On the motion that the house go into a Committee on
the East India Sugar Bill,
Mr. FORBES moved that it lw an Nonunion to the
Committee, that the clause relative to cloyed sugar be
struck owl.** there was no inch thing as cloyed sugar
imported from the East Indies. lie proposed that in
place of that word be substituted " equal in quality and
value to cloyed West India Sugar."
Dr. LUSHINGTON did not think it necessary to
eater intoaay disenssion on the subject of East and West
India sugar", He would merely observe that lie thought
Legislatenlad turned the scale in favour of the East
India snow. The subject, however, would engage the
attend" of the house early in the ensuing Session. If
the sugar from the East ladies were equal in quality to
cloyed sugar, it ought to pay the ditty imposed upon
it. sad as the words at present stood in the Bill, there
was ate danger of their being otherwise interpreted than
as signifying the value of the article.
Mr. MONEY could not conceive why the Hon. (lent.
' opposite (Mr. Lushington), should object to the intro-
duction of the word rens into the Bill, when be admit-
ted that that was the meaning and spirit of the clause re-
lative to the species of sugar is question.
Mr. BRIGHT opposed the motion.
Mr. hIARRYA'r said. that although the sugar from
the Rest ladies was not in realitvelayed. it went through
a process precisely similar in effect. That sugar. there-
fore, ought to pay the same amount of July. withoot any
regard to this technical distinction.
Mr. WYNN said that it was intended to take some
steps to give relief to the Bast India trade early in the
nest Sessions by reducing the transit export duties. He
would met ollei any opposition to the principle of the
instruction to thi Committee moved by the Hon.
Member t but be thought it would be impolitic lo pee '
it that moment, as the subject was tinder the considers-
ties of the Huard of Trade. He would not enter into the
general state of India. but he felt with the Hon. Gentle-
Man the inconvecienee which arose to the population of
that country from the discouragement shown to the an
tide of its produce.
Mr. FORBES said, that lee hod always opposed this
Billiton' the beginning in every stage. and should con-
' titivate do so. lf, from the long, tiresome, and be would
. say, unless speeches of some Hon. Members in that

• *5l WILL.
ii. Oil Bra ill•Biliaf. dis Burl of Lreettroos the Aber
I Bill aid tbeirieb Cmaatakies Bill were committed sod
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2 resattid...—litiitt to as llooday. '
• - -sthe Ceistrotimilaorpree Sillier Bill. toe. Bachecsa
4 Bllle hese 1311.11 re Salt Doty !Wartime, aad the lro
lied T Adrenal Bills were read a third dos
aura
I Blehodes Bill. the Charge of Pubied Deb
t 8111. the verwasseral Bill, Ore fink Boostles sot
_S the Soya he Riplatios Bills loom respectlteli
TitS
•• throogb mesa sad were reported.
I •
aTM ladle Company Lose BR the New Seed
• Waist Bilk tbe late Qoaes'a Sensate Bill. lb
Nib Bab Bsesetisa, sad the Stage Coaches Dail
al* a soisold damn—Adjoarsed.
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410(1311 OF COMMONS.