The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

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pease@ woe neastatoustyrepetek by the Illigis;
tretes Is codeotreesst of whilst had- proviimely come to
their knowledge. Mr. White denied Iterfitit give* as a
reuses for eedielosethir Semler% the lAA character of the
brow Wove the thereat which the petitinner took it.'
Vettlee these circossetaeres be thought there was DJ
grated for the interfereac• of the house.
After a few obserntioes from Mr. Aid. Rrydges, Mr,
G. 1401414. sod Mr. Nutec•the petition was real.
Mr. PEE'. observed, that hest the local ci . *lion or
the boom. he nederwood it to be impossible for thoseie,
boors who signed' the Isetitiste to the Magistrates, to
hose what pearled at the late hours which had given.
rim to coseplaiet. The fact of the persist having hero
&Ned toe shitliegs, proved that his house bed beets a Ail-
ordiety use.
, Rio. DAWSON Slid Mr../lasa explained. sad the pc,
dtion was ordered se lie upon the table.
wasters AND MIAIWNIA.
Sir G. CLERK pre soda, that en Woodsy teat be
'abiesld.store for Wye so bring in a Sin to establish a
tillfersdag of Weights sad Measures.
New .Pelre-01111C11.
*. T. WILSON pretested a petitioo. seer set*.
sigsed. from the Inhabitasts of *. Mertiewir,
complaising of the incerivesiesai. 'to
them fres the atete is *bleb the ptrysa Ail.
log the New Post-odice were left. Their oeseptitihed that.
thsretreets were blocked op, and the eossequosous sae
titat‘their trade was destroyed.
. HOBHOUSE sold, thatit was shard
tbet seise rellefitistid he atorded the
et S few years they would be entirely rd
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wets A*i passakentoppod up by these re . .
Li Iv
appiled for trove to topes two air them it their iiiserende
moor. bet this, had holm refused.
Mr. Alders.. WOOD sold that the ' •Op-
'session was Sew traisefeered to the Tresettrys M
wieto resale with this; whether relief wore to begone
00 Ng petitioderifor not.
the petition wits ordered to be printed. •
Sir J. NEWPORT pat a qeestion to the Right Hein.
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, bat the Noise IN the
boss. prevented oar Leering its purport. We under-
stood It to relate to the fees Is the Court of Exchequer •
is Ireland.

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The CHANCELLOR 011ie EXCHEQUER was is-
audible for the same reason. As far as we timid learn.
he stated his inability to answer the gantlet at present.
Sir J. NEW PORT said that is consegerece Odle as-
satisfactory answer of the Right Hoo. Headsman, be
I .hoeld submit a mottos to the house upon the subject on
the 4th of Jeer.
Mr. CURWEN presented a 'Whin from the HIHMI
a= in the Isle of Man, complalsisg that (atria
' t permit had occasionally lit feeds as the
' which had bees perverted from their original
deatisetion.
Mr. Secretary PEEL said he would take em. to &skit
esoalry upon the subject.
Mr. CURWEN wasquitesatisfied with what badfalles t . r
Wm the Right Hos. Destinies. The petition was at- . :
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dewed to be primed. -t;.
_Me. WESTERN presented a petition from shyness/ , .
of &sex, complaining of the general pressure of Agri-
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calharal distress.
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Sir E. HARVEY spoke shortly is favour of the Pe- , -!
titian.
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Mr. imaNNARD Um le testimony the respectability
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elthoisseda( at telplek the petition was resolved spur.
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He bed.se.eesAdeiree iroeroosr4o soy niesenre propoda '
iilks Wide/ the Agrieslosikie list a 'tedweelos'ol
Im: I The petides was then seamed Si iii4Ho4 tale lilt - i
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- e-' .:. • . Ald. WOO. 'II'eNASTMI o,ls. ..,..;. •
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*ool)beggedto ask a of .-
Right Hos. Chitlins's opposite realms* the Jail•of
Whetter. He sodersamod the Right lies. Secretary. iss , •
hare said on a former sight, that he had gins -41
tient for a proeesecution with referee., to sartri va A i.
which had been 'mentioned by the Committee lapel
sbrir
to ezaurine Irate the state of the Jail. He eels N'
know whether that prosecution was andast Irina the
late Jailor only. ask* (Mr. Meows Weed) conceived
that the ease deed og she M was quite disti net
from Bridle's: and If deo was ageism that
person °sly, li• should leeward a motion respect-
ing the conduct of the Vonsereserisies Magistrates.
ince=is
Mr. Secretar PEEL said, that on the scsasios al•
laded to be bad'stated that lit had divans* the Amor-
ary-lieneral to institute a prosecution againstdkiits the
late Jailor, not thinking his mere removal ' salisloat.
As to the masagement of the Jail, he had weed a cote-
municaties on the subject with the Lord Lientenast of
the comity; sad he believed it was seder the cosahler •
sties of the local authorities alb. sissies. Aid with
to the Magistrates, he bad amosed it to be soli-
lietat ai exptaaaties of their swim& so expected ;
and that explasation be bad no domes would be given.
He therefore deprecated say &MHOS of a object al-
ready in part under jedicial imptiry, and afestiag a per-
son about to be pat epos his trial. fkilleroto sat down
he begged to say that he bad bees tetsseled by an indi-
vidual, Dr. Colston, sae of the yields, Magistrates of
Ilchester Jail. to explain two points regarding his con-
duct, which bad been noticed by the New: Baroseto.the
representative for Westminster. The Hew Hareem al-
hiding to • door elle. Host's rests irhich commas!-
cased with a small yard or arts. 'Wed that Dr. Colston
bad ordered this door to be fastened. is order to deprive
Mr. Host of the privilege he had enjoyed befogs, of
walking in this place. Dr. Colston stated thatthe fasten-
ing of the door took place Is cossetpeace ot a part of
the prisms adjoialng this room haring been hetet down,
sad that, while It wasteland's'', the hissing of the
door became a matter of necessity. The mood point
arose out of the exclusion of Mr. Hunt's sister. Dr.
Colston had lately written a letter to him (Mr. P.)
stating, that until the time just immediately preceding
his writing that letter, be anew even kites that Mr.
Hunt had Britton sad that the varieties in question
must bare arises is cossequesteof the gametal orders
et the prison.
• Sir F. BURDETT said, that the statemeat be had
made might be perfectly tree. sotwithstaading the ex•
planation ; for it was the prises orders which bad caused
dm @stingiest. He thooglit the cosdoct of the gaoler
was a subject of miser consideration, whoa compared
with that of the Magistrates who had seactiooed his con-
duct. He did not see hew say motion respecting them
weld prejudice the soar of the gaoler who was about to
be tried.
Mr. Secretary PEEL said, that the very observation
,a 4 the Hos. Barseet, showed the propriety of postponing
'the consideration if the subject : bat the Ma. Baronet
himself considered the'offeeco of thirdlagistrates to cop-
yist io the baying eascrioned the very conduct of the
jailer, for which he was saw to be pat spas his trial.
Sir F. BURDETT explained.
Mr I'. LETHBRIDOR said, that what had been ai-
rs* said es the subject, WNW sot bet bare a tendency
toenuiliee the case 'shoat hi be brought behte a jury.
The conversadon here droped.
A message from the Lords,-hero amounted their ionld-
ships' consent, that Lord Stowell should give evidence
blare the Foreign Trade Ommenittee.
Oa Os Motion of M. BENNET, the house west into
a Oessittee on the Manslaughter Bill. The Report
wee ordered to be considered on Monday seat.' -•••••,•1
Os the Molise of W. CALVERT. the Hicoirersoce
Rill 'sent thr•ngh a Committee. Report to be considered
es Friday seat. . ‘