The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

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Sir jiiri Michtirroen and Others breadit up
Areal sin Ceiensoes. the DaeMug-houses Robbery Asti
ilevigable Rivers Robbery 1111titertien of Pealsbmect
Bills..—Read a Int thee. •
The Earl of LIMERICK Bresensed a Poking front
Pripeietere eat ilitsiMei- IN Wharfs on the North
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• _ moved s , of the Day
*sr going &gaits into the COnintittee on the Irish C‘rars
of Law Fees Regulation Bill.
he Earl of DONOUGHMORE said, that as 1.0
sesubetto be the only eefortitisete person who differed
from all the world on the stbjeet of this Bill, he
shocld not prolong his opposition. He shonM on!y
resist the receiving of die Report .ef the Consma-
tee, in order to be elated to inter his protest agairst
the Bill. The Howse then went into the Committee.
Lord RBDRSDALB opposed the whole of the Bill
as Introducing a new system, which, be contended, was
supported by no authiarity, and would prevent the bu-
siness Boos being transacted in Courts of Law in Ire-
land, with as much attention and regdlarity as when
teas were received.
Viecoant SI DMOUTH defended the' Bill.
The Rant of LIMERICK statfd; That if the opinion
of the Irish nation could be asked individually upon
the *object, 99 persons oat of 'eery hundred would ike
found in favour of the Bill.
The LORD CHANCELLOR still thought Blatt's,
system of Fees was more Midis° insure an ittaativist
discharge of duty than that tf_Salatlei, bathed mkt
jection to the present measure-being Westin Ireland by
way of experiment.
Tie Marquess of LANSDOWNE reminded
House that it had been proskd before the Comosistee,
that tee very lndividnals by whom the most exorbitant
he. had been received, were those who neglected the
discharge of their duty in so shameful a manner, as to
plasm a great portion of the property of Ireland in
jesPartly.
After some observations from the Earl of DON01:01.
none, Lord RIVISDALI, and the Earl of Lisicatcl., a
few verbal amendments hating been made in the DiA.
the House then reaessid.— • '4'
Visconnt SIDMOCTH Wed' that the Standing
Order he suspended, in Indite.' that the Bill might ya
through its remaining stages at once.
The motion having been agreed to.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved that the Re.
port be now received.
The Earl of DONOLIMMORE moved an amend.
meet, that it be received this day six months.
The original question was put and agreed to, the
Report was received, and after a few words from Lori
ItaDiaDA La the Bill was read a third time, passed, enJ
sent to the Commons. •
The Irish Nisi Prins Bill then went through a Com-
mittee, the Report was received, and the Bill ordered
to be read a third time to-morrow.

The Committee on the Irish Court of Chancery Re-
gnlation Bill nu postponed to th:s day week.

LONDON WIIARFIC
On the mntion of the Earl of LIMERICK, Counsel
was heard at the Bar in support of the Petition pre.
genteel this dtty in favour of the London What!, Dill.
Further he.siiiig postponed till next Tuesday.
Adjouried.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Thr 11o9sr met this day at the usual ►onr, pursuant
to adjournment.
Mr. t:. HUTCHINSON apprised the House, that in
eonoeivenee of a communication which he had re►
crived from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
l►e should poitpose his motion of which he had gives
notice for this day, relative to the State of Europe, so
the 21st inst.

Mr. %V. WARD (in the absence of Mr. Stuart Wort-
ley) postponed the motion of that Honourable Mem-
ber relative to the Laybach Circular, which aI
stood for to day, to the same time, and fur the same

retion.

Mr. CURTEIS presented a Petition from the Seler*
Vestry of Durward, in the County of Susses, praying
that the House would adopt such steps with regard to
the Laws for the relief of the Poor, as it should deem
advantageous to all classes.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. CUIt%VEN presented a Petition from Working-
ton, praying fur a revision of the Criminal Laws.--ot-
dered to be printed.
Mr. T. WILSON presented a Petition from the Mee-
chants of the Vity of London, against the BM /or re-
gulating the sale of Seeds.
After a few word‘froto Colonel Davits, the Petition
was ordered to lie upon the table.
Mr. C. CALVERT presented a Petition fromalso Par
risk of St. George, Southwark, ag•tinst the
,Poor'e
BlD—Ordered to be printed.
Lord MOUNT CHARLES presented a Petition from
Donegal, in favont of the use of small Stills.—Ortiesed
to lie on the /stile
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IRISH COURTS OF W.
Viscount IDDMOUTH moved the Order of the Day

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