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

Tin; STATESMAN.

*woo of power leo in their mere discretion they Mr. W. SMITH, 'amidst each laterropoioni slid
wooM our be eetberind to put hi force. The sow akw words is faster of the cities before theCes-
Act set to give allegieteates • power to do that is • mitts.
deem, of an hoer, all Is times of defter, wises Mr. MARTIN (of Galway) elected with rat
7b, osoorcby was threatened, end • foreign force *lees the edmissiee of Reputes to these Meet•
diroataolog to landaus, sold set be done ender the lags ; and he cuisind it to be toiehly imprudent
Aim Act within • lees period then as beer. that their proceedings should be published sad sot
Mr. BRAGGE BATIIURST sepperted the fortis to the world.
clash esi the 'mods that if the meodmist were Mr. S. WORTLEY theaght it would be better to
weed, it would reader the whole Bill hiefeciesi. introduce a clause after the Bill for lila adosission of
Lord ALTHORP esplaised. • Reporters.
Lord FOLKESTONE mid, it would be mos. Lord CASTLEREAGH considered it a 'sloes
stress t• subject • maw, who by merely fortuitous goalies whether they Mould be admitted cm mot;
ciesentstases atteaded a Mooing. to the penalties of bat if done at ell, it ought, la Ms opiates, to be
iwprissemeet, sad, perhaps, a gm of es satimited side the subject of a sparse clause.
sem, see to the sweet of 3,0001. Ile presumed Mr. BROUGHAM observed, that there was so
the object of the Bill to be, to priest temellines Glean created by the Act before the Committee.—
ebolior,aed net to strip the loosest into a crime A. individual weeding a Meeting, sot la his owe
for the wens of Nokias them liable to dreadful parish, was subject to a severe pimientos.. Thew
resettles. Anoka object of the Bill was said to be was member eleen, too, where Me individeal hap.
—4* provost the itinerant eaten from speaking.— puled to be en ishabliest of a populous parish.
Vet Magistrates were empowered by former clauses which committed, perhaps, 30,000 'obelisk, sad
to disperse a Made( I. a weaker of as beer where which, according to the prevision of the Act, mast,
sob penes eiseded, and therefore no &Milkiest therefore, be sebdivided tote metal divisions. If
powers were metered secessery le be vested le the that penes should attend my Meeting oat situated Is
Illsgistreey. I his own subdivisioe of the parish, be was ankidered
Mr. IL BATHURST again seleaded, that the! guilty of a very serious Akan. It was tree that
'dories of the ameadmeat of the Noble Lord (Al. bills of obese maks subdivides wore to be put up
sloop) weal totally negative all that that bad hither. ea the climb deers; bet es the ishabiteats of a large
to
BROUGHAM
to Stint Bill. Red populous parish sold met, is a very short period,
Mr. BROUGHAM said, the object of the ameed• act sin • knovitedso of the geography of that peril,
.set was set wallow straws to attend ; bet set as by law established, he wished to knew, what time,
Legalese the mirky of she pesally to these wits after the pawn, el the Bill before the Committee,
needy ensiled, bet misfit wet have spoken. He was to be allowed tbes for secertalaire the precise
wits happy the Noble Lewd (Oastleresgb) wesed to limits in which obey might, without penalty, Steed
voierstand him, for it was mere tbs. many of his Parish Meekly.
fries& mess/ lode. The object of lisclees wield Mr. DENMAN was sorry to trespass grim ea tbe
east leen cobs peas acmes of all peblle meet. attendee of the Committee ; bet be thought it was
legs. The Atterney•Gmeral said it steeled ambles, sof nudist crimes to sake the mere moorhen at a
bet he told let Limed Goodman, if it were set public Meeting, subject to the rim poolebuseet as
for the free Catabolism of Regland, Wild allowed atientliat armed. He proposed, therefore, that for
them to newts be wield set say when that Lamed the f. Sir view, the words "twelve neeilli," be
Geetteme Massif would mew be. Ilk (Mr. *obsolesced for " mopes's."
Breeghtne's) stades was OW as lefty and as est. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that it shield be
west as that et the Leaned Attorney-Gem. recollected that these pinkies were to be sandals.
al. He was eerily allied to these seriterioes tend by these who would proportion the pookhasest
dame, andthessferNezdeske of their importune to the cline ; at the sem time be thought le ob.
to polies they mem still be looked epee SS of se. joules of the Hen. sad Lomat Geodes.. (Mr.
siderable 'spokes* to themselves asses who had to Diemen) a very resemble me, sad abeeld most
live by the eases of disk prefeselea. Bet abet ae. willingly concede to it.
soot wield then be of goat public Meetings, for Mr. sairru mond that the House divide itself
the purses, he would 'appose, of loyalty—el Is. epee the Report la progress, la order to steam.
posing a Propose, Tee—or ether great purposes, if Masters were thee ordered to withdraw. The
Has parses were 'seeded They were not free. sembon
MMus of coontiee,ser freemen of boroughs or cities ; Par the As ....sr*, St —Ageless it, tie
sod if they wished to keen what wont forward, to Mr. BROUGHAM thought it was more thee
whose reports were they to look ? Why to those eta buses strength could ender., to cooties eight after
Lord Lisetemat or a Sherif, or it ekon". meow sight at their discussions; they should, therefore,
for Montgomery wore seceded is, the Yemeni, of give the Noble Lord se further trouble, bet allow
• sweaty I Ho begged attitude* to then this's, sod 140 to proceed with his Bill.
biped the Committee would pose before they saise. Lord CASTLEREAGH was sot desires, that
Sawa a clause so estsesive is its intents as let they should go through the Bill without dlocesties.
sew seder discussion. The Ilmourable sad Lamed Gestienies had, at a
The ATTORNEY.GENERAL did sot treat R. had later boor doe this eight foiled opportunity to
porton with costempi, tier did he deserve the ear. take up the time of the Iles e for two bears, becalm
Isms of the Leaned Gentlemen. He did not wish It suited bit PorPows and the public tonics is.
ade Reporters bey•ad the fair eulogise to tisirod it.
which eaci
they were 'injected to by the other prevision Mr. BROUGHAM remarked, that be Ind been
of the Bill. U. tobroised oho attack moo code epos jest represeeted as baying troubled le Hoes sec •
his only latended to feeder his obaosiees to that iste *combo two boons: upon a subject still sore
ISSIFOOSSIIISCIOSS of puma with whoa ho said sot general and varies than the present. He begged
pearly "'poet to stood so well as the vooootahlo leave to say, that be had thea addressed the House,
teed Leaned Geatlesas (Mr. Brougham).—The sod at that length, with great sod unfeigned so-
ibooarele and Leaned Member concleded by lectmo•—(Alettik .is Ike Alieisferiet ad. He
opposing the clean as it origleally steed. begged to meet that he had dose so with great sod
Mr. BROUGHAM was of minim that the Hoe. euteigosd Memos,. The menu was mots be
sad Loused Geodesists (the Attersey.Geseral) bad hoPeds that be was foiontnot to distant' • public
pat on such so apposraoco of memo who, he duty. 'lke pain that he felt arose from perceiving
aseetined the Rupertoetrr, although several Gentle. that he addressed himself to so many bleasbere of
moo bobtail his cow Mad out si Jle, No v. so that House who seesed determieed to hear se.
badly; but as they did met see that Leaned Gaulle. thing that dilated free thew views tibia they bad
son tiny might therefore well cry est as they had already take.. He grieved to ay, that he had then
doe:. lie did set speak of the Reporters as a body, found himself in a Hesse of Commas reedy to pees
he merely spoke of the sillily of their labours, for 'he most severe ISOOSOVII splint their coastitseots,
so moo cote defended the privileges of the Hum and which would heir nothing in their defeece—a
egsiest soy instils by any class of persons thee he Hoeft, that w bile it was dwelling upon the tumult
did. eve, perhaps invidisely so. and confusion of ether popular assemblies, end re.
The SOLICITOR.G EN ERA L defended the cos. gudinc all other popular assemblies as a rabble reel,
duct of his Hue. sad Loused Frieed the Allotropy incapable of any deliberation, et the same time was
itself as sodium, which had given him a reciptios
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL apologised for not often taperienced et the most stormy Mafiosi,
any wereth he might have oopacoasarny betrayed, vim Meetings on which all the iadignation and COS.
list attached ea he hod wee, he pouf est sit quietly tempt of the House had been peered forth. He most
by silliest well the enfeeeded charges preferred cede's be had felt ashamed- The fie"n for the keels
against him as to the meritorious body of Reporters. at which he bad troubled them on the occasion alluded
Mr. DENMAN thought that it would be for the to, sus the speech of the Noble Lord's Right lie.
interest of their own waste to tickle the claim merable bleed (Mr. Canning), who, he was are,
at mks from the Bill. The Committee, be observed, had he lived a hundred years, would never ban
was placed ender greet sad serious dilealties, by the made arch sa attack open him ; and which speed
utilised alterations mode is that Bill. The words had occupied three hours in its delivery.—(A laugh )
" wilfully cad keowisgly" were to he placed bolero No dolt, it would have been very cosneleet to the
is attesdase," accordiag to the last moieties. Noble Lord, that that speech should have been left
—He knew est what prieeiple a law made being lo ananswered.—(flerre, Aser!)—This however, had
Woodson culpable. What wee mast by bong is sot gusted with his owe notions of public thity.—.
atteadaes ? If it was contiming after the Magic. His impressiee was, ups the present subject, thet
Into bad gets Route to ootthdeeer, he thought it the numerous classes of this most imported BM
steed rely mime'. He emsceind that from whet meld sot be properis discussed or lavestigeted at that
preceded
he followed 100 clams Is trestke, Its coo. hoer. On its future stages, he cos id assure the N.
tissue *eel be evaded. Me Lord, that he sod his Honourable Friends would
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, lbere bad bees no. sot totems their minion in nodule. the Bill, as he
thin le the gestate or sumer able Homerable should areceire, more elects! for its purposes,
Leonid Friend to jellify le remarks th bad bees as is its Pignut shape it was sot ndeittlid le
made. If soy this; bad occasioned these remarks, the feeds professed to be had is view ; and he
It wee on Isis Lordship's part, set from disrespect boyhood the !!toonim if any Immediate slum had
for the penes alluded to, for whom he felt so die. set utterly had them to all candour and de.
respect, but benumbs bed said that the amodsent, liberatiee, set to press forward such an siteratioo of
if introdeced for the pogrom of admitting Reporters the socket law as this Bill was shout to introduce.
salad alter the whole frame of the Bill. The Noble If be, ee his Hoe. Pleads, should egoist divide the
Lord then defended the damn vilest the objectless Committee, it should be ascribed set to ill temper,
from the opposite Mo. but to want of strength, sad an incapacity of pro.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY thought it of greet media' tardier at se late ea beer.
advantage to the cesatry that the proceedings of The motifs for retards; progress was then re-
public Meetings should be made public, end he sewed, and carried eneelmeesly.
trusted that an esceptioa would made is femur of The Hesse thee reessod; the Chains, reported
progress; and the Committee was ordered left again
Mt. MAXWELL might be persitted, se the Re. this day.
presentative of a menefactering mealy, to state the Adjeareed at Two e'Clock.
•mesmeeres
attestor that arose from levied the proceedings of
onetime held in these districts made public. It was
the publicity of these meet lege, by the istremeetality
of the Press, 'het convinced him of their dagger, cud
cnopelled him to withdraw his myelitis' to the Ple.
hi. lord. He was desirous, therefore, that the seg.
• of the floe. Member opposite (Mr. Steak
Wortley) deed be acted ores.

FRENCH PAPERS:
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CHAMBER OF DRPUTIEL Die. &
The Chembet assembled at emit o'clock.
M. Asters, Wog tbe oldest Member promo!, was
coed prosideoslly to the Choir.
i no Pltletwltee proceeded to draw, by ballot, Or

oases of the Newberg, in order to their dieltioe
Imo mine Boman. The first name be called est wet
" IL Revoke."
Seem Members thought he said U. Roy, others,
N. Gregoire. Fors far moments ell was seitatien.
The Pactuseire repeated more distilled, the memo
of M. Remit*. sod sileom was restored.
The Peestoun coatiesed the drawing. sad at lest
promooneed the ease of St. Gregoire."
Tha limbers so the right were instantly throws
lete • great femme.. Seeeral voices celled .it,
" Adjeetn, adjeere I" Others, es the same side,
'4 He has not taken the oath."
COolli MARCZLLIJS. hem his place.—" No Re-
skids is the Chamber."
The agitation was redoebled in all parts of the
Chamber. A washer .1 Members on the left, "Pre.'
teed, proceed I"
M. en Valais —"lt is necessary to welt the we-
amuse of hie credeetials."
The Passieurr." Shall I strike pet the mane
from the Ust of the first • Berme, or shell it steed
inscribed there ?"
Costumed etles of " Yes, yes!" " No, me !"
arose at once free the right ted left.
Coast ARCILLUL No Regicide la the
Chamber."
A member of Members es the left. 44 Order, or.
der I Call N. Marcella' to order!"
The President repeated his geodes.
A. greet member of Neediers.—J6 Pet it to the
Tete I"
M. DIC Collitalla." Pet It to the Tote shadier
he shell provierenelly form part of the feat Berner
• member of voices on the left.—" Proceed, pro-
ceed !"
The Perneeste.—" By sopreselog, or by haled-
leg the same ?"
The same voices es the lift.—" Without sop-
imeNlB6 I"
The all for adjeerement was meowed ea the
right aod in the mire.
U. ilsstmusa." Mr. President, take the
**We of the Chamber. Pet the voiles of Ad-
journalese to dm vete."
The Perstezne....." These who are for the Ad-
jeeremeal"--
A general movement prevestad the President from
proceediog, mese protestieg stalest Me muse per-
med, others dietaries that they did met ceder.
stead
M. as VILLELL'i I deemed to be beard."—(Be
seemed the Whom, ends prefeesd silence ceased.)
mould mks one obsereatioe teepectimi the le.
halation into the Berme el the Chamber of a per-
son elected by a Deportment, who has set yet takes
the oaths. Not Mehl dome se, it is deer that be
asset set, ereoprosisionelly, es a Member of the
Bereee. I believe that this coresident's, aloes most
do away with every dileelly en the 'abject, eves
sopposieg there were mot ether reasons, es every see
knees there are spinet the adsimies of the same
which has jest him preemated."
The question (of adjetimereej) was *gabs loudly
celled for.
The Presideet pet it to the Tole.
The right, sad pert of the metre rose is the af.
inestim.—The left, and e pert of lb: metre, le the

wield therefore be very desirable dot do. some data be
shasime4 agreeable '.the ortsissom Roolodea et slas U...
C..rt. remossraitei end shieies the Good of Abloom to
adopt shot atessore, as we, year Castesider, ammo remiss
the end of the mil adeadmi on die preserstim bens__ 'silt
to • Idol we have arrool
desersoisadea. sad we
am farther meradoes its roma to she rekrespre to so. soot
the decides of the Can of Alamos moo Ihe asestoose
entemseadatim aoi Metre of thin Coot Is loom.
•• &pH by 1.1 Basle" of the Conatittee."
The Report having ben read,
Sir WILLIAM CURTIS MN Sad said, he vas very
sorry t. have any quarrels or disagrees's* betimes
them sad the Comma Conseil ; thny melt to p
es be hammy together; bet that Coen ought I.
assert their dignitj, and wed up sad viedicate their
rights; sad, mach as he regretted this impleemat
affair altogether, he felt it his dety to men that the
pinned** sheisld go es. The Worthy Hermon •
eencleded by missies a Reseletise to the sense effect
es his speech (for which me Advertisement).
Me. Alderson Coot weeded the setiee.
Mr. Alamein Woos said, slier the eassimees '
reeemmeedatin Slid advice of so respestable mid
impormat a brands of the Corporations es the Court
of Commie Cooed!, hi had hoped that that Coen
wield wet hare rosebud is a measure, which had
bees so malady described to lumpiest with
to the rights of 'eery part of the Corporelles", .
that view he had prepared a anise, *hid it hi r`
isteetiow to have sebmitted fee the stilton
Coen; bet as the Worthy Basset mar sited
the Coon to proceed with the preesseiloa,•he was
seduced to the necessity sif menegetes smeedmeet,
M leen set all the 'oldie( the alliesl reties bet
the word "tat," sad Is mintiest' a Reeled's
adarstery of the *pinks et that Coen le ems& to
tie retommeadatim mid advice of the Coen of Coon
men Cornell, and drop all farther preesediegs Man
dm to the said pieescatiee.
Mr. Alderson Those' is mote of some kerb.
eseended the asesdaset.
Mr. Alders's. Blass, while he &sided all hes.
Its hello' towards the patties accused, heisted ea
the propriety of the Ceert's preceedieg with the per
Mention, in order to mortals sad assert the rights
of the Coen of Aldermen.
Mr. Alamos Watsawaw SSW, ha was perfectly
isidifereat as to what vote that Coen might coos to
is the queen's ; the reamiseedatiee sif the Ceases
C..r' ass an inade at his ingestion, or with his
keowledge, end had mrigleatul with a Heatless*
epposed to him le political 'plain. He was mithac
afraid air analogs se to the lam of the pestles.
sad looked only to the character of that Court,
which, note ithstioding all that had bees said sheet
snacks sous their rights, coeld may be affected by
their own sets.
The ameadmeet was them septind, sad the oda
steal moles agreed to.
Mr. Aidermaa WAITMINIAN observed, that there
was mother complain ea their Joann& spied his.
self, minutia( his madam is eating the Chair et a
Menlo' of the Livery te Guildhall, after the Lord
Slayer had dissolved the Consam.hall. A Womb,
Illareast Or Winks Curtis) bed ghee notice of a
seem epee that silliest, and he now called epee
him to Wag that bailees. forward, ec otherwise he
should feel it his duty to kiss the peaks is Man
self.
Sir WILLIAM Coasts said, he air us wee Is sit!
labs that bungee ; the Neje( lesioded the minor,
es the Coen had agreed to p on with the other pre-
escatin, he wield sin, that the venni of that
Weir he nesse fres the Journals, which was se•
eseded by Sir Jassn Paaanne.
Mr. Alderman ATKINS Wined, with mos wanstbe
(hit these proceed's(' eight wet to he onneeked,
sempWeed that all the leaks he bed wised,
sad all the opprebeleas cries with which he had Mem
followed, origiested from the preesediags whisk
formed the subject of the complaint is gentles; be
msatended, therefore, that the Coen were Weed t.
p iete that besieges.
• short ceaverestlea issued, sad it befog eppmeat
that the subject would give rise to a lengthened die-
caulise„ the Lard Mayor banes also lalinatoll that
k weeld be emissary for him to ask* the proper
peparatime for preseniag the pace, le seen
of the alestleg to las held le Smithfield this
ey, it was agreed that the betimes Amid he deo
huced wall the neat Gen.

snarly..
The Psestosst declared, tint it was castled la the
ainsaiive, that the Inscriptions of the sass of M.
Gregoire shield be odjetarsid.
A somber of solace—" Proceed, proceed !"
M. DenaacAT.—•` I dossed to be heard."—He
ousted the Tribes., sod hero to address the Pre-
eldest.
Several Members.—" Address the Chamber."
M. Allosla that the Chamber
in adopted the pagodas' made by the Hososrable
Member who molded ess(ill.de Yillsie), the Prod.
deal has mad* es ssjost offlistion of it. Ho has
said, that escerdlog to that doeldes, the same of
M. Gregoire Is sot to be provisionally Issiodod in
the list of Heroes: ; hot admittiog the decides to be
proper Macerthy de la Drew, free his place—
' It is estreauly proper'), the Presidest should have
mid, 4 The same, of all those Members who bats
have sat takes the oaths shall sot be iscleded is the
formation of the Bereave. "
A number of totes es the loft" Yee, yes; It milt
to be so eaderst•od."
Other Members es the right—" No, so, it is sot
the same this. I"
• A great somber of eeices--" Proceed, reeved !"
M. BA ITIllt• LASAIITIDS—" The Chamber has only
proseessed she adjeterserest with respect to a single
OWN. The President had it sot is his peer to es-
teed the delibetatios beyond It."
The Prosiest asthma tiro dravrisg. Os the se

isf M. Ikageet, who was &beset, as will es M. Go.
vire, from the Royal &Meg, the loft celled set that
it was bet right that Um leectiptien sihis name &sold
else be edjeereursi.
General TARAIIIIM." The law ought to MI 1k
some for all !"
Many voices es the 404 " Pre, no !“--ethen is
the left," Yes yes I"
It was at liegth resolved that the name of M.
flugnet sheild net he inscribed, sod the drawing
proceeded I. its cenciesies.
The Members were them lashed is assemble neat
day in their respells. Bermes, and the Chamber ad-
jeerned.
Ftesch Fends, Dec. 2.—Fin per Cents. lift. Ilk.