The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-26 00:00:00

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IMPERLIL PIALIANE NT.
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of the [legit person to that individual to whom, from
eessesien, character, and rank, it was most proper
the nerd tenet should be consigned. le consegeesce
of the legnented deceive of her Majesty, their Lord.
ships bed sew to eoesider of the best week of supply-
leg her piece with respect to this impertaet treat. Ha
believed he should anticipate their I.erciships wishes
by proposing his Royal Highness the Delia of
York. Whether their Lordships meesidered the re.
Aston is urhich that Royal person stews', his chaise-
* or his preview conduct, it appeared that the
d
ee which it was weatesery to seppiy coed net be
intrusted to one better calcalated to Oil it with pro-
priety. It was, therefore, his intenders I. boredom
a Bill for platting the custody ef the Kieg's person in
the bawds el the Peke of York. The !seat he Astrid
Imp,* world, as it hard hitherto beset, be indi.
; I het nedeshemily, as in this cage taf the {Own,
fieekhe to tise advice of a Council. Ile was per-
Nei this erversgessent weed folly meet their
Lordships' approbation. lf, en a question of this
hied, pommel Wings were to have ley weight,
and be knew se reason why they sheeW not, mime
additlosal motive might be assigned for the mode of
conferring this important office, end a motive which
would Mae der consideration with their Lordships ;
that was, that If his Majesty meeld himself declare in',
whose bands he would desire this trait to be placed,
it was certain that he would emirs it to the dies-
Woes individual named in this Bill. With these eh.
serrations he should offer the Bill to their I.erdshipe
for a first readies. it was confined to the object be
had stated, and the re-eppointmest of the Council
which acted under the former Bill. Bleak* would
he left for this purpose, which be world propose to ill
tap rehh the tante names ; bet it would be Necessary to
supply the place of one Member of the Coattail lq •
new appointment, in contegeence of the desth of b
Noble and Learned Friend the late Lord Chid ie.
tice of the Court of King's Bench. After the first
reading. he would propose that the Bill should hi
printed.
The Bill was then read a first Cate, and °rascals,
be printed.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL gave notice, that
the priatod copies should be on the table tomorrow,
he would then mew. the second reading.
Lewd SIDMOUTII laid en the table a copy of the
Report of tae Commission appointed so consider of
the siege preventing the Forgery of MIA-Dotes.
Thu Sad of LAUDERDALK moved for a great
variety of accounts Motile so the cireelatioe o
ff
sf
• fend

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" That many injurct permits have refused in proomnie, be-
arose they cannot perform a ditty which is repagnant in their
Mt Wei, by being iostromentat to she MIMI ion of 'emer `coots-
Crary to their ideas of adequate rest II mitts ; asid by su
first
peaty yoiing dffendm, Instead of brit% checlird in their
departure from virtue, are mimed to witvence from small of.
fences to crimes of great atrocity.
'• 1 bat mmeJurymeo sobntit to fines rather. than act ay arbi-
ter' of life aud &WM, in cases obese 'bey Mott the poatihmeat
of death oviallt am to be inflicted.
" That iron.. Jumpiest are deterred from a uric.. dileberge a
tbeir slaty, nod acquit salt, or mint
sie the offeuce
andso as ont t'
'abject the Abodes' to Me %ointmen uf death. bsousse
a do
weer ha be •eited in Jai imam, velar thq
sextet) of& judicial Garb. open which ine integrity ofthe tnat
by Jury mach depends.
That this determinative by Jotters to oppose the revere en-
&ammonia Our mars loot datl) oemorence.
" That nrarinnit biller leolatires. n Joey, rather tins he Mar a-
waits! la lellieitag tbe postsbteeent of siesta for laterly to the
. eutfraoil a 46 . from a drivelling, fogad a lin. mote tto be worth
1
only 395.
That analtrar Jure, felltienced by tlbe one weeltet. foiled
two bills of eaelmage. /AM' of lea pima& rash. and eight
Boalt-ootev, valets at tea Foods ma., womb the UMW MN et

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t A - l' IS DI A - HOU qr.. Sid December. Mid.
TR COURT of D I R MGT() RS of the
UNITED CONP.d VI of 0 li RCII.4NTS of ENG-
ON D. trading to the Fiat bodies. do herby files Notice.
pot the fear: win be ready to ?weirs Propogab Isarrillog.
IN" Awe 0111 or k, fore Wodneselge. the 'nth istaw., 1819.
ip.. the Ouse, or Owners of good. goonsl, end substantial
opper.lasttoseed Ships. of Dus Barthel* of front Ifte, to 111)
I ji, le, regufrred warm earat.fer a roper to nut . from Be engal.
14040 g northern 4950 to lte Tons regiolevy. "(W ed nivo.or o
4 the
sisart.
ih, re renege to and from Mantras or Bombao
yeaof Free at shkh tarp awn be grilling to tel oath Ships
*Am foospano far Ono now to each rent reflectively, id
bra Old and bruit Amur Goads front the several ports of
fag.
re Tenders. seta Ns worth •" Ship rooter" for levet, far
Voir. t, or for doe toy, en the corer, lo an, 'everting seated op
tad Jiggered to this heeretarg,al fhb llonse, at or before Tsoehse
n't leek a Nees, on Weinootoih Os Vita Jeseary. MOW*.
load which Mar so Ilooder Nil So rereived.
JOSltrif 04 MT, hierethey.
Tar Parikubsrs of lb. Mims aged Cesittiese wow lehkh the
pipe nal 1. emotion! mil ie had upon applieatista at Ms Wks
el tie Clerk to Ski rilMfaill of Salvable, at this New, on or
atter Solvrttoo, the SS Joe mots, 111111.
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HOUSE OP LORDS. Jan. 15.
Tile Reese Ilse at Icier wicleak, and 'event Peers,
among whom were the Marquises of Aeglesee, Win-
chester, Lords Beewebemp, Roden, Clare, &e. took
the oaths and their mete.
BANK ttLeTttIII;4IOZIi—RtMaIITTER OP
Y.
The Earl of LIVERIVOL wished, before their I,
Lordships should proceed to the Order of the Days
to advert to an observation which be had made on
Theredsy last, in answer to what bad fillets from the
Noble Marquis opposite, on the sobject of the re-
sumption of Cash Payments by the Beak. In tin
coarse of the remarks which he 'horde en whet had
fallen from the Noble Marquis, be sister!, that it was
his intention to brio( le a Bill to rime* the Act,
which would soon pipit', and to continue the Re-
striction for a limited time. It certainly bad not
been his design to repots any preliesieasy esqeiry,
as be bad not thought any such proceeding necessary
to the introduction of the Bill; bet in consequence
of a communication received from • body of Gen-
tlemen, whom it was to be espected Government
would consult on the effairs of the Bank, he had been
induced to change the manner in which he had pro-
posed to bring forward this measure. It was the
wish of the body to which he alluded, that may to.
newel of the Restriction should be preceded by as
inrestigatioo into the sitestion of the Bank. He
should, therefore' on to-morrow se'noight move the
appointment of a Committee to enquire into the state
of the Bank.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE bad come down
with the ititeation of movies several accounts eon.
tlcted with this subject, end that he skeeld
move them, as be was of opinion the information to'
be derived from them would be stele! to the Com. II
mitts, the Noble Secretary of State proposed to sp.
point.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, believed that the
greater part of the information which the Noble
Earl wee &woes of obtaining was already in the
possession of the Hesse.
pit lioliS.
The Marquis of LANSDO%VN had, towards the
end of last Session, moved for some papers relative
to the state of the Prisons of the country. These
papers hod sot yet been presented ; but all that had
fallen under his own observation since the dissolu-
tion of the last Parliament, relative to the subject of
Prisons, was of a nature to slew, that a farther en.
qeiry into the subject wee highly expedient, and all
that he had beard from others bad served to cookie
him in his opinion. As pee, therefore, as the pa-
pers to which he bed etieded stolid be kid Millie
table, he *veld move the appointment of a Commit,
tee to take them into consideration; end he -
also move that ell the Acts relative to the *soap.
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thirty-itire iliollisigs.
" That your Petit,liners mutat omit to see •pon ;our No-
hoomble HOW, that cacti this disinclination In
ies. enforce
hot cri Ow
eclaw
is nut conflood so she injured parties,aad to dords
to the Learned Judge., who. impremed with* *Molar feeling,
have exercised their ingenuity in di Mg wont hy whirls
the real cane of the moped! stolen should oot be Nona Is-. the
Jury t I_ll.lld where Coalition'', have taken place, visioned, ;,...
ottmeneon spent part of the convicts to the iloyal mere) ; and
his idajesty • odtisers. tolluelice.t by the .anie
obtain utitiety t
fromo pre,
wive Mona life, readily apply nod cosily the
Throw a remission of the sentence.
" Thserviller Pelilioners do not apply to your HOsourillae
Heave any feeling bet of ;pentode and respect, at the ad-
ministrations/AI the law by the Learned Judge, or tit Mit (-ser-
um of the Royal prerogative by causing him and justice is
merry to he rammed in every jalement. tint they ore tame:led
to bobtail tio your consideration the vote of the law itself istoett
produces erosions dangerous to the community, awl which
mug (*Minor to produce rheas, as they depetut not upon slin
sestoments of Any tolividuits, wincedon certain and geueral
priocipies of our natore,amia the state of civilisation
is dee cospotry, mid epos tbe difforimi •f Chreisirsits. by which
'tenet daily lank% is Wm rash other as brethren, sad to de-
sire mit the
death of a
from his wiekedovi nail live. Moser, bat rather that be should taro
" Your Pethloaers, therefore, Motility pray. that your ilo-
novrable Noose will lake the premises ow 'oar .it beff
titnithe
comidevation, and adopt such measure' at the importance o
subject requires, eel as to the wisdom of four Ilea. House rimy
seem Meet."
Mr. Alderman WOOD., on rising to time that
this Petition sboeld lie upon the table, observed.
that he was sere the sebjett to stibicb it referred must
appear to the House to be of the highest importance.
—[over!]—Many learned and eminent teen bed
daring the last 50 yen contended, that our Crind.
nil Cede was unnecessarily severe, end that lepeison.
went and bard labour might la many cases be proe
petty substitetCd fur, the pantihmest of death.—
There was no Honowapple Member who heard hiss
whose own esperience stilt not have convinced him,
• cameo. - incressisljn every part of the Cosa-
- prides, with whirls he Was best
bah p the *spice variety
'•
sobjhel, it Mill the custom,
.1, for 40 or of the prisoner.
illtieshad fete, 4 own lodgment
them 4111111rieswep Moo air
i law. Sr bed ' Helmet'
Ind seen .10 pert under son.
ins et whom had an prowl.%
lion of Ming esecated. The enktaintiolk was, he
believed, that not mere than one in thirtirgo ref=
Oirir
feted; sod this constaut esteosion of mercy. ‘rising
from the rigour of the Ism, probably 'oersted •
•
courage the commission of offences. The condo of
the prisoners was generally very eatruordinary
There was seldom or peter any preparstion ford ,
or even soy fear that It world he inflicted, till he
warrant for elevation was ectselly received. News
of these whom he Mad visited on Senday seemed te
respect to die, although some of their cams veered a
nature to make the probability extremely doubtful.—
It would be presempteees iii him to sogceit what
might be the most expedient means of remedying so
esfortetrate a item of things; and he was happy he
understasid that an Honourable and Lammed Gentle-
man intended testicle for • Committee on the 'Object.
After the loss of Sir Samuel Hoorilly, It could not
be in hands more capable of doing it full justice. 111
had examined various prisons on the Continent, sod
had met with instances of I hundreds conatted
to hard labour for different periods, sccordieg to
their offence', ant one of whom teterned to evil
practices after his liberation. In one part of Switzer.
Isiol, indeed, the punishment was so sure to follow
the offence, that even before cootiction the Inhabit.
gots, no doubt improperly, regarded the prisoner as
eiroody punished, and bit dooe. irevocable. With
these few remarks be begged leave to move that the
Petition now presented do lie upon the table.
Mr. Alderman WAITHM AN observed, that be
rote for the purpose of seconding the motion of the
Hon. Aidermao. He bad no iuteotion, host over, to
enter into a discussion on the general merits of the
question, being merely desirous of calling the atten.
lion of the House, no this occasion, to a few of the
leading facts contained in the Petition. It appeared
by this statement, drat ctimes had increased to ea
alarming degree within the list ten years. The use-
her of tattooers was nearly qoadrapled, basing risers
from 4000 to 14,000 a lie could state, from his own
Informatioe, that, of the persons brought before the
Magistrates in Landau, a touch larger number
escaped with impunity than formerly, from the (lai-
cally of sending silent to prisons already crowded,!
end of bringing them ultimately to justice under the
present severity of the Penal Code. He held a paper
In his baud, by which it appeared, that 000 of the
persons confined in Nougats daring the last year
were under 21 years of age; sell, as far as the ac-
count could be made oat correctly by the keeper,
the Inual of these acquitted and convicted ender that
age amoisated In about 1000. lie bad no wish to
unpin longer on the time of the Heise, and shield
castled', therefore, by expressing a lope, that the
insposuce of this subject would draw the attentino
not only of the House, bet of his Majesty's Govern.
mem, is ii li the vied of peoviding sows remedy f,c
thit .41arsoing and incres.ing etil.—[l Icor, low !]

THE LOTTERY.
ALL 111 ONE. DAY
M.I. STERLING MONEY !
Nel FIERO PRI7.A I
ONLY 6,OIIOTICIETS, •with
illtl.ooU Mows hi Too PM*" of stSl,OOO
411.600 Monty in Too Prises of 41,90 J
5e1..103 Money us Ti'. Prices of ,e 1,900
5e14.030 Mersey in Prizes of seloo
seloll, MO, fer.
WICKETS and illtetee ore on Sale at alt (Ito Lot-
... levy ease is Wan*. Not by the Ageets tbreagheat tic
Gemetr).
All *III be Draws TUESDAY, 9th Tetonaty.

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.1141 J. SIVBWKIGIIT with itiootert nom:
t.P.• won Inc aimed,* NOM LOTTLAY, to be alt draws
1
b One Dab ItIERO4Y. 941 t Febtooto.
SCIONS CONTAINS
TWO Otani Hies of ie.10,11)
TWO .............. I,ooitt, all Mosey
TWO . . ..... ... .. .11,000)
kr. &e. %il h the fill .......... of t.sailer Capital
_Prier,.
Ticket AO Woo ore so Sato at their Old I:stabWWl Oakes,
l'ii,. :a. CeigeiniU, I No. 3S. Havavartet.
11. HoMom, 141, oWord-ono,
where ilt., gold No. 15481, the Loot Prise ,f 2:0.5:0, sad
No. VOW, tbe First Prize of Aitiiike, both is SWIM.

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ETTON, St oek.bewiter sna Lof tory. office- keeper.
51. Cowtholl. owl Lowbord-stieet, tmovolotates obe
to on Omit. MI coo ie Ow 1•4 Lottery. ready all the
Postal Pain Mehl bout Apia to blare&
glin% ha. Tickets and Shares ...Isle foe tie New Lottery
el or i% A.t:110 Tieing. w: brb remotes
Vs a OF ^NO 0 VIA LINO MONEY. Abc. Ake.
' Ti. bo &I Coos to ow en, TU ED A Y.llO of Fobroary.
Norm, here
s/ 4 bestow.' lo the Plebe Foods troweseted
rliel. 'delay as/ tti•oatcb at I, Coned% sod Lmobardkoarvet.
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IPPYVT VT TTTI -
Ile was happy to find that this Object was .
taken op in soother place ; Dot when he considered
the advantages their Lordships House possessed for
the 'Greenlet prosecation of an investigation of the
kind he had in view, he should not be induced by any
thing which might hoppers elsewhere to abandon his
letention.
Lord SIDMOUTII wished to remind the Noble
Marquis, that the leformation he bad moved for et
the do.e of the last Session comprehended the state
of the Prisons for the year ISIS. Pho amorists of
coarse could not be made op before the end of the
year. Every effort had, however, been made to
complete them, and the greater part was already pre-
pared, but the whole meld not be finished before the
end of the enseing month. When the motion for
these accounts was before their Lordships at the end
of last Session, be had intimated his intention to sob.
sit to the (louse a proposition relative to the state of
the Prisons sotto after the meeting of Poitiers's', and
the hoped to hese had en opportunity of doing so be-
fore any other public notice shbold lsi taken of the
subject. It had 1.-arg beau his analogs wish to tee this
state of the Prisons folly investigated ; and ender that
lmpressint•, it was his intention, had he not been en.
liciyated, to move that the documents which were in
the course of preparation should, when on the table,
be referred to a Committer.
The Marquis of LA Ni DOWN was far from wish.
log to.anticipate the Noble Secretary of State. If bin
Majesty's Ministers wise desirous of taking up the
aehjret, he should not stand in their way, but would,
on the contrary, always be ready to concur with
them in the course which might appear 'most effectual
for the attainment of the important object he had In
view.

HOUSE OF COMMON' .
A rftfailli 11/211 'possessed haws certain persons claiming to be
legal Velars (SI tie .1111,101111111 f 6tetham. agotoo the late re-
fers d Member to ferment it is Parliament.—Ordered to be
takes isle troselderados, eagetter with a former Petition to the
roe elect. as *lbonday, the Ilth of letiraary.
on indite fr-
A Petition eras alto remitted. Comploliaing of
iars for tbe Tows aid Comity of Plottinglwurs. and allegiag that
noneross ossisatilled perms of Ikea allowed so vote at she
hoe Viemion.-- Ordered to be Islets into contidetati.to on Tees-
day. 'held Ilateb.
-A
Pet bleb sealant she remits (we believe) for she Boro.tgb of
liarowayle o appoiaied to be takes into entioideralitio its
for
Thanday. the itb of al Wit Ned 11111•111,f. the tntlefll
Ike enrtiogh of Beverley, In Tot Ashler, ou the tame day.
CRIMINAL LAW.
The ?berated London op pealed at the bar, amid pretebted a
Petition finis lig Lord Mayor, Altlelll6,ls. and Common Coda-
ell of IAAko. psinyiug the timing to lake into Pt conoesdederatioors
Orr Stalest else Lao tropes:Sag Ile Pusisliment of 011.—
The Pet it's. sides foliose:
O. TO THE HON./W.43LE THE COMMON% OF THE
UNITED KOMODO.* Olif ORVAL' BRITAIN AND
intl-AMD, IN rAßLtAmtorr
6. ens notenat sweetTsov or toe Loan t•on. *Lade-
ISM Awe manors or tat city or LONDON, is cosmos
COUNCIL AISIMILLS.
" nice yaw Petitioners are greatly intennted is
the relief both for thel,lrly of Imadon. and for the County of
Middle/we, where hit hlayedy't Committals for the Inn, of of-
(redrew lour 'early. wed ought SrbsSiOns at the kast are held
every year and they ore lospressed with the conviction, that
they
repreveatat tom epos the prevent wise of the I:rimiest' Law,
sad its election puddle morab, will be deemed worthy the coo-
Measles of ynur llosourablo
•. Thni apontdrof VOJ [JUNCO very different is their dryers
of enormity arc equally eshiert to the ptinitbosest of death,
atto-O t, enacted nut only for the inns atroelose offences, for
borfinr), for tapc. rot nintdet, and fist sexists, bat for moony
Offeier. tontt•terKtrif ervelty or violence, for vermin
minor antl even fee sealing provairly to the mount of
53. ii st shop.
•• That Cow the Morse upon the tattle of your HosoitraNle
Dow. It appears that cremes love, for some years, bees ra-
pidly isereolog. bib is somber sad ns.vligsity, to the 110111
d she entail gesseration and Hsi denseness of the satissal ens-
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CUSTODY OF TUB ltrolVe PERSON.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL having moved the
Order of the Day. and the reedits( of that part of
the Speech of the Lords Commissiontrs ohich relates
to the death of the Qatwo, ad the care of his Ma.
jesty's porsou, proceeded ren address the !loose on
the subject of which be bad given notice. The deeds
of the Queen—that calamitous event, which their
Lordships end the nation hod deplored, and fur
which he bad recently called epos their Lordships to
offer their condolence to the Plinio ILogent—now
imposed upon hies the deity of proposing a aseasere
Motive to the truest of the King's sacred persom.—
Men, about right yeas ego, their Lordships sire
called upon to consider this imporiant question, they
bed jediod it right that the rultudy of his Majesty's
i person should be spired in the hands of see indiei-
, duilali,. asidietihhaotetshhatt
thin, end
nots,iti be
ef the
e
rime oho *as iilecod et the head of the Govern•
saute opinion, that their Lo.ikhips had come to a
r Tit 1 iitliCinul dPeifitila. It was 111.1 a tirCi.i.,l%
' adopted on soy principle ofj.slooly of 'haired of the
1 Gotorlseiftit, but vial lie which could nor lad to be
• most agreeable to that Illustrious Person. biasself.—
. Their Lorditirs then tesCstd to MIMI% the tes,rly

.; Tbat i%ers were cesoltuil tit trial is bliddlesez Is the

years
1411 .... 1663 1815 .••• 9005
lots .... 1707
Ibl4 ~.. 1646 - 1617 .• .. 2666
I
The Clipkt..l Umiakliana in fildleaes were. I. the ystut
11411 .• • . 1114 1115 •• • . 159
1813 .... 138 1816 .... 197
Ibl4 •• • . 158 1117 •• .. 906
There ...re caressed in hliddlnier. she years
1811 .• • . 19 1 '% •• • II
11111 .... II I 1518 .• • : 0
1914 .... 21 1 1617 .4.. 16
There were thsousitted for trial Ni time ilfeeet I leak Ni Her
1.10 S Wales, In the yews
1105 ... 4806 1 1614 .•.. 6380
Jell .... 6}6 I Isls .... 7110
lel.l .... 71u4 1516 . 9091
1817
Till." were 104841•11 en Near.* Oa, et Boys, of 17 ”tare
hill under. in the yew,
1813 .... 121 1 1811 •• . '241
1817 .4 554
.. That *illegal the ipterfcreoe- of poet Honourable home,
In ellnitties thefts'''. of the Criminal 1.. w to the tta e of she mo-
rel INW fe1if16664,611144,111114 the ',Amino. she litter sea crimes
Mt be progressive. because, strong as are the obiisation4 epos
NU
good sabecus to wife the aduaiels ration of justice. they
are orectutirered by teoderoest far life—a tetuletuess which.
attieinciting la the nt•ld preeepti nr our rplitinil. II 86,41111t1im,
Sad a 111 t ontinne ...ad .as Mrsre doctrine* berme /ere
deep') lac. listed iat.. :ac shad. of the tawny:oy.

----, seamy an mrsoloms •.,.-•...- -
'dsh lisnk-ontee the esteem of doe National Debt loaded
that crimes wets ooter
"1a" end enfolded, esti the stelae the different Witches try, In Newels, the
l
'' !IL *I iik. ikeyeeme. The Noble Emil observed% that be autesinteil, sad %Ka
'4l' lied the.bay shied to ells emetic* of e motion siai- of evidence on this a
im""ti ler to flat "Arch be wade lest year, relative to no altboagh less freq•ent,
w"I" Bank tlr frnefitsami *lick 4 isteed'd to hold mock trfl ials
asap- peer fill 446 saiDAIRO oe;
1111"ra.: ti;• by produced : bet reel the trawl wisdoms of the I
to Noble Illeeoseary of State hod stilted, he •es eery fbo day before, and h
sidered
agreeably preeesied [roan faltillitt g ibis frottmatias• tame of death, not 0,
*a far Tbe Porn *ere ordered, sod the House adjoersell• 'ho ion if W
hat og es
net ecot
el,
neyed. t