The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-06 00:00:00

.0 would at once see the real source of the evit,
they wroth, see a natural evil to which an artificial
superatided, in the methods taken to be,.
markets.' H. was ready to allow that th's
of Exchequer Bills was ohjectionable is eteie,
yet, as applied to certain branches of eels,
plan produced a practical effect. and cm
of the money borrowed lad beta mpg
weed not take upon himself to "stets hew hook
,doeiple costa be &sidled to the agricultural lelmag.
/Otos quite clear that • free gift of any large Imo
would he nedsing short of 'adores.; and oo nakiso
eight to by made. natio ou good security. liniment
peeped**. might be eubmitted to the Legislature, yo
hoped k weld be of wash a nature that the Noble Bo*
geese would sot both sereestry to make any walweismi
upcidit. With' respeet to tbartoncreased state 4 lielencl
which bad been noticed hr the Noble Marquess. be oh
Earl of Liverpool) ehent that bight lay before their
Lordships certain communications which haul limiest,
lar the Irish Government to his Majesty's Minuet"...
Those papers would be in their Lordships' bawls is.
morrow, and would inform them of the grounds epee
which be should propose to arta the Executive in In.
land with additional pewees, which, however, ke Loud.
ed should be confined only to the duration of diet,.
sent Session, wishing that the question of the state d
'related might be maturely brought before their led,
ships before the *et recess. His Majesty's Omen
sent felt that they would not be dlorharging their dm
towards the levet and peaceable subjects of Irebiad3
they did not afford these effectual protection agile/goo
ptutoont system df disgraceful outrage that pervaded 01
'ossify in different direetiom. No niaa was more testy
than be to appreciate fully the high tribute which *
Noble blameestball paid to the distinguished iodiland
mew at the Lakad of the Executive in Ireland; salts
Mkt convinced that that iodividual was at the poled
'scent exerint all the force of his great talents, se
wall to correct the evil, hut to eradicate the crime h.
There was one circumstance peculiarly confirmed MA
Ireland which he felt it nrcestary to advert to. The us
suerectioas in that conntry had begun before ern it
King landed upon its Aorta ; and, not withstaodieg the
prevalence, mu Sovereign was ever greeted with min
Oyoes saisfaction than his llyjeaty was by the nipsk
of his Irish subjects. He should notice another rirrm.
stance; cent long sin, he stew a letter COM a perms d
the highest character in Ireland, in c hie). it wills
elated that, notwithstanding all the disturbances de
haul lately occurred there, if his Majesty were agais t
visit that country, he wool.' he 1.-wired with the is
aatisfaction. Then if their Lordships were Whale
•he accounts that had ',prayed in the Odemputzte
'rims, end at the several Proclamations
rcland, they would not find that there was any lief
ike • to emetic spirit of opposition or disa •
ugaittst the tlovernnsent, nor that the present dismal*
ureae o it of any differences with respect to reiigia-
lc thonglo it necessary to notice these orcutustamesis
.ruler to du rectibeir Loidshipe attention to a prop/16w
of the subject. in order to show that the evils which it
-tea in Ireland had not arisen from enycentlict benne
he governors and the governed ; and they all west
Ware that the .condition of the country was di
from that of env other country that was ever heard/
to the world before. it wonld be then for their LW
411411 to investigate and go to tbe bottom of this or
Iril, mid apply sub a remedy as would be necessary%
put a stop to it.
The reel of BLESINTON said he should so fin
enter into any alienation respecting the project old
unseeing fire millions of Etcheqner Bills lot the relieill
listeessed Agricultnrists, but conilne himself few/MLA
heels said respecting the state of [related. , Relied too,
Press Iltimalelinkic to the Noble Marques for fan. re
I=s
liege* tiVoat that point, and for bevies,
tboalfolheig trebled in the wanner he bad deco. lt,
hero hils Blesinton's) Wristlet, to bavahreedl
Mit . before the House dewing the Last
yet t, and ben so emir
414rdatEpers lie bed iiiveelflllllNßlTlever .
Sai thi r'e, without such peperf; he coal oat
re baths rimed his Lateqed timitoo. Had these,
pen been produced. be should hove explained te
Lordships the cause of the disturbances in Irelateks
had done in the year 1816, when be almost foretold
Wale that had eine* taken place in that coustry. la
fully agreed that it was impossilile to appaiet a suo
competent Lord Lieutenant than the Marquess of Id
leaky. Hitherto Ireland had, unfortunately, bear
versed by men who bad been appointed to ,eking
tions merely from their political connections; MO
the last 2.1) years the only Nobleman who confertedu!
real benefit on that country was ore who bad hos/
lowed only to remain there fora single year. The Nei
Mover of the Address talked of the grievance aria
from so many persons being absentees from !felted.'
himself folly agreed in that sentiincef, and that trail
of hie reasons for disapproving of the Union; bees
the Union haul increased the noinher of absentees. I
on that account he considered it a great grievance' I
system of absentees was a grievance, because it crests
want of employment; and want of employment w
chief cause attic present dissentions. ill this bed
stated to their Lordships in the year 1816 i, and Le
sorry to oltserve that the Noble Lord oppo.ste bad iii
proposed any specific measure for the benefit of lreh
The Noble Starquess woe entitled to his cheeks*"
ing so ably advocate' the close of fret and that doll
he congratulated the House an .t the country 031
prospect that at ledztli appeared of an intention 03
part of the Government to luterfere in behalf of thili
tressed country.
The Address was then agreed to Hendee disorelf:
The Earl of LIV EItPOOL moved the reading
Sessional Orders of last year, which was done. floli
ship then moved that the Earl of Shaftesbury da a
Chairman of the Committees during the present See

—Ordered.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid before the 110
ernain papers received from the Marquess of
Wei.°
relative to the state of Ireland.—Ordered to litre
table.
At half-past Seven the Holse a.tjourned.
HOZ:SE OF CO.s.i.tiONS.—Tussuo.

At twenty minutes to to o o'clock, the Spedo
tem! the House, hot did not immediately lA'
Chair. There were then upward-,of one Modred•
hers present.
At two precisely. the number of 'Members
in the mean time, the Spe.dter tk the Cl.air as.
Thom 'fyrwhitt„ l'sher of :lie IV at k Ito I,itnntef
entereas d and summoned the klowm to the Per to
the King's Speech.
The SPl:Aatie then proceeded to the {loosed
and was ace !!!!! tosnieil by every 31e,oher in the
with the exception of Sir Robert Wdson, Mr. D.
Mr. Scarlet+, and Mr t:o remained
The SPEAKER aid net avin re:ttrn to the Ho!
four o'clock, when the llirht Ilon. Gentleman DP
Chair, and the ilou,e resur.wd.
NEW W.,11;.
The .SPItAKER then acquaintuaied the Hottle
ties
,
since their last meeting, pstrs o the 54th
onp. 4. he paused new Writs to issue for Meat
serve in the present Parliani,nt—for the Col id
Loath, in the room of the flight Hon. John El
coiled to the Peers by the title of Lord Oriel; o'
Queen's Coonty, in the room of the Right
Wellesley Pole, created Lord 31arvlsoromtb;_,
County of Antrim, in the room of If J. Ugh 7

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