The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-29 00:00:00

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• AGIS of 1.1,E; a Non-Medical COM-
A someary no lbe indierretionn esiiiiine from Memos
Frailly, is wAtch ire Car-es, Syn,tions, nad bwmfot
of Loft Yeomen, 6....nevimpo, 9elidenl rimer"
•e. me folly deirriolied t rani I I. ci stok aCremurt. arer
Saki /rock Comptoint., in p•rtiestar Pad
beano Prutieal ()Met..boosell Semi thintily, Self Alm...
• gin Nri 11/. i• a Series CAM" illllll,4the 01 the yr•
imilioo reptoloine theta in w fo.es:lar +sorra, wal 1...
Wale add,ive4 1. the d Moulin: of Limb Sear,
By GOSS lied Co. Cossetting ikvgrona.
Nov be Mad of IV, Palernoster4ow, Lealinia, .ad 410
iirAselLets.
Mesons (boo and Co. are to be ~pelted, as WWII, ewers
• lbeir noir : and Patient. in Inv Coirtes are retaword
aa eforajbo onimaa-la der ewe, ea large w mnin,are roe Ad-
el.. nod pi. wake ens br fer•srded to ono art of
tae
'World. now sat Co. Y. R. C. llorgess, 13, Mosses k-street.
jliarkemel, Lanier.

THE Inns-ettebllehta •repotetlon et Merirs.
IV. mel Gt., enahiaml wit% emir wett-ke...w
vsperieere au l sue, es is the freshness and rare of a It.. revi-
le( er.erplaietr, entitles then .• reverter Plana rid rt derived
refer' ore nver stH ether prank realms. Means. (7m• rie end C.. re
Mauler Sorgenne. nod Nfels7.ers 4:f the Itoyol College I LOP
ds.uud hoftskartit. vrereet in the Put lie the 'AM, ~1 tHrty
glean rrircer-fel prmtiee is the Mar-poll., where liteir treat-
War ,tlld • Ilre Vesereml Canal:ono, Nef•0111 1).11i!j(1.
Vecrelne Role timassoilld Awes al' she Orowr. Slrictures n!
the Uretl4l,4 art. At. Lai pill, • d ILltlfillPlll7, triumphant. In
Might and merest elms of fat. mint) a prefer. Pore he
ed is the obeli relluull of Iwo day, ; and is ierneetasee of
tompliemed warm, where ntb,r Prsctltl. neat how fhae.l
IthreVer. a pr .544` ferrerref wore In their p1a...0f Inchsvonst 1,.-
Mee, In tbe Poi..ent a flissit and peat:A temallbli•lionent. I.
fk.r.-.1. &Nifty, .1 Wilt, pr. •luccu r tunviviel etee"er, by
isontultrat t rj444rroeut of bewail pleanree, 4.tdenliry
re,dnyrr rftulints hrekii. 44r by awe ether en.se, Mediriaes
sire*
reverihe painter the happiest ellen.' fa improving
eons t,tsity of Lady and mad. Sever-if Mohican) and
liehtlemen of Or le./ re ilesaahilsty, .eel under the curt
At St.. is. Cowie nod Its. for Ow romaral or Cmupltiois of the
Urrthrv, Sirieriorer, etc. .nr! nmieg received • roncal and
permanent rare, enema thud refer. some nus• lie -war to them.
as 04414444414wr e' Itlrourr• 4 tit dectur• soperioritr 44 WOO%
Currie 4444r1 (744.'441.1Pts of Origami I amply 44 tbe, enalleacto
lave hnt Ssricaurs ft as Wets twenty ve..rs and b. A hers wr-
ier 1:1, e.•re Howe sober vregeons
of erfeef esameare. also arteasjsed dea ewer b• ttse
of cur Loam Gawk, lawns sorecres. Yews. Currie owl Ca.
▪ 1w vomited by either set, with th.• irre....m deli my,
teem, however. 0,4 Inere. he 117 T. Itlette.eerreeerr-
11rtelsis fa she (mar. Pre rraented to Masi the porta -
ening, of ibele awe, iryte. lead &mogul habit 44 Ilviux. kc. "IF
00491 a resent.. re fur MlV6er, sod tuerlire.4r444 alter. the Luse
dill ekes sr rest r.• their part uf the kiftv44444. T.. Inearr,
ihsi Serreey s.O In ..ur mrdettuhr. g, the postage et
"tr. any he added to illau.ceset for undarkee.-10, Mal
eersarrles,

14 R. BURTON. _
Sir JAMES MACINTOSH Erwoted • Petitiour,eorporhr• FoIIGERT.
is he frees roar inhabitsols or Hell, statist that Pleb Christie Sir JAMES MACINTOSH mkt, he shoeld hive
Borten. beg who had bees elected Member for lieeeriet. y„,k,„,„d theeesatple which bad beau jno .at by his
in rerody ender an (meanies, wed sal torrely a. • MIA! pew
ern obtained by them; and, therefore, that he was met eiiß,Me Hon; Friend, lied have mowed :tier the Retiree, the
le • rut Is 'be 11'"ue of Cosum••• i sad PllOll ad be heard productios of which he had in * ithu it any pro.
by Coattail sitain.i !deliberation.
The 'WEAKER, hawser. basin obreseed dot there was floes observation (as he understood it was not likely
se Irtrasisrity is the Prilti.o, as it was regard by a serves colt. they his enotit•n • nob} Isppersed). had he nnt wish.
Zoten:elf the egret to toe Petititorto. lerivod sr by Moe f'm od to the fathom hiefthethhity of miki„g few
mr. tbrain sea Strberips9rlllll.4ll preses","4„,t 751: ikeem of the remarks on dm Report of Commission •rs op.
dawaslttee ef Privileges. orrerbese the letter written bf Mr. painted fee esugoirine into the mode of proteenting
Henna to the t. her was jemmies referred. It stared that the Foot, ii fk.b.stwe. ho.rd he had tome
t e Committee bad Jove larded the eireeesstaarini of the nue;
that the* famed Mr. Buries was I. custody la the Fleet Piling i does Is the Hens. yetteerluty with that inientino,
as ea el. callow. sad arse an a up-se proem r awl that the ' bad oboefoiso lb., the H„,,. M.rashet menbnee, ( Mr.
Committee had dews& ft llemeletise that be was willed to his fee-s)
wig
no, in to. ono. he 4 imin‘ht if hp„4,r
dileeote.kte was int sod MIMI flop as meting girl sot thaw" ea the arrajeed that
ttiae
be meseette. -•- I Hon. Gen es es Member of the Cemsbielmi In
I. VI 114/11 rehl, Vines euftegled biewir with the
oulpie mows. had la isehdhh which hos 'het imearthe• timid be preurat. The empire tor which
bees pelseitt•-di aid all be theeglet roper to sheen*. tail wee 4ppeeredeaftweeddweted e
Oat Ito reassemble ellfteesee amid ere •tofttre. betweee the la- ties vi he ('sit Jove. useinws) had "4 toe
pftwaseeat of • libealeef of that Heger Se en eedereiul.,
hie impromairet on a amps proem. The priest*of Incr.. heaftlita bete its She lam Semlon of Parliament—
eller' h. .{rise of Wad* ea Id-abet of {bet ill'"°""04 ' 110 t wit the view of rooting the . Forgery of Bunk-
soma' or demised ea ',MI sett was 94.--dat es donor/
dadtad I bit, bet with the More !tenable and more
• Reprewatasive of the Prep~ was the h•chers serves .bat amid
be nopeere se my mea, hammed trot be reamed from dl.. practice object of rendering it more
diflltelt
cbliCwlt 11117 sun Moo* tMim. whale," "Pr .1 .1". Tholen. Clieutlonden who were Menshert isf the
posit jos Me Flairearable .1.4 Learned Oretiews• cited the of
wee •I eirti.keowei preeederus. last Parbseteat would do him jetties to recoiled.
The Remorsoae lie. agreed to, and It wm erdefrat that that he dierintrty stated that the adoption of hi, pro.
tic woe Reheft l arissi, &rem, bac_tars•W be discharged vet • . pea •• ion • cold nave one of ten adetWagee—either
of
the cored, of the Wardea of thelleet Paton.
that, on lie owe hand, II *osiel disel •te the Means
EXTZNTS 13 AID.
by which the facilities of Forger... and ronseqeently
On the motion of Mr. W. SMITH, an account
the tomepts time In it, might be dithinivited, or that, on
am sedated ta be laid before the Home at all E-
the other hind, by discovering that sech means
tents in An' issued from the Court eif Exch..
goer from the
wen lst of Jan. to the 31st Dec. 1018, ogre- &m id be deei4d, It would Phew that the only palls
Wits( the dates h issued, Ike. of safety ass a return to nab;seamen., ; and be he.
tit ENche TO PS/111.1cANt. limed that those Honourable Gentlemen *bold
Mr. DENNErt Fresented• Pletitioo Isom a Pub. also member, that he pretty clearly intimated his
Nikita of Bristol, complainicg of the refusal on the opinion which of tie two adrintages vt,,uld in
,port of a Megi.trat- to renew his Licence, 6111(814th all probability be obtained. Al!hough he certainly
"the house was one which had been licensed for above had espected from the hedintirug the result that bad
`4O years, and eitemegh no cause of complaint had take., place, he must fold) nun that he had not en.
zebu preferred against hies. It prayed for redress. tertained so Enoch coefisleeew In his own judgment as
The Iron. Gentiewan took the opportunity of givies to suppose that .1 he inclinstion of hit mind on the
notice, that after Easter be mould more for learn to 'olive( would receive such sanction and confirmation
bring in a Bill to metal, site mode of granting li. as it had received from the Report of the Commis.
emcee to rebticens, stoners. Of that Report it was impossible for biro
On the motion for laying the Petition on the to speak in any terms bet in them of respect. It
table, emanated from istivideals, /IMO of whoa wet.
Mr. PROTHEROE sod Mr. HART DAVIS ex- eminent in %closet, Sid others were ea respectable is
premed their perseaawn that the respestable Mogi,. env vim in the cooniry. Tle coed never, thererierei
trete of whom the Petitioner complained, was Inca. regtrd she Report of sees a BeMd with any other
liable of being indeenced le his conduct by any on- sentireest het that of deference. net be could by
wr.rthy enwife no moans be so sanguine as le think that the
Mr. BATHURST loquired why the Petitimee bed Report held duet icy expectatiiim of st% Waite-
not proceeded by information is a Come of Law ? ment of the object which the Commissioners had
Oasis there wee something is the case whirls took it is view. On tits ennteery, it appeared to 'lt
oat of the enamor coons of cases of the gams de- to ileamfor fete that them wis little er en •
scriptioe, it really was too mach to call oe the Home • meet at ever lessening the /genitive of FIS
of Commons in interfere. removing the temptatine tet thheillne, end dim rh.
M. BENNETT observed, that unless a corrupt ins all that depravity wltisM acirsisfprin by eny
▪ Iv• could De aeon to mist on the pert of the court* bet by • renewal of i'ilWpieyn Ile C 4
ilowstrig, a Court of Law could grant • complain- sidered that the Report was most dec at 111 I
iii'aft. i. relief. This was a description *1 property it:Whence of retiewingeseh payseents,with sit (lite
suers log under circentstences by which no other de- who thought that the lives of men, end the .heathy!
sc. iptiou of property was beset. The Police Report of the .population, eight to be stink tbel leyebst
of the last Mem of Commons salkeinatly exhibited subjects el the deliberations .11$4,MD•At.
the hardships and creeltitnflicted by the present lA. made them few several observations; Yie now wish:d
I ceasing System. althoesh It might be ispeeeible to to all the attention of the Home to the Renegaf re.
bring forward a legal charge %allot a Magistrate, salts of !ha Report. And he tea. glad to des this in
however oppressive his condect might have been. He the proems of these who would correct tins if he
waktherefore of opinion, that an appeal ought to be made sag anhataintienal rais.staternents, as he cnnai•
allowed to that House. If, however, the Home dered that a great advantage.' If be understood the
thought otherwise. Matsuda either withdraw the Pe. substance of the Report, it was—that about two
Wien, or it migdt be rejected. He repeated thar hs hundred projects for the Impioremrnt of Bank•
would b.iisg forward thiegooat question (for great it notes had been laid before the Directors of.tbe Bank
was as affecting • large end industrious class of the of England, and before the Commissioners; that all
commenity)after the Easter recess, those which had been laid before the Directors of the
Mr. COURTENAY was of opinion that the coo- Bank of England had been, in she opinion ot this
plaint iu the Petition was a fit subject for the tonal'. Conitnitstunets very properly, rejects/ by they ;
devotion of a Court of Law, and tint of that Home, that with respect to those projects which had been
and rocomeseuded to the llosiourable Geollemau to laid before the Comaisainne it, only ries deserved
withdraw it. .serioes consideration, althoogh twelve more were
Mr. lIUME thought the Public highly indebted praised for their logeneity ; this of those nine Of
to the (lonuorahle Gentlemen, for the important he rightly understood the Report), only one could.
part which be hod taken in the prodection of the eider all the cireemerinces of the case, be retest.
Ps lice Report. No man who had reed it coeld encoded by theCommiesionets as worthy of raped-
deny, that she greatest obese. *girded in the Llcrnsiog meat ; *ad that, although it was not distinctly mat.
System. Lie was slimily impressed with the ueces• ed by thal*Cefulatisiontee, but the ether eight prejrcli

rem not One isiiithosgl to hold oel any p •spect
ihniegirint lii• ji.• tit system ; and that of .11
those whirls rad wen eincn eilluitted to the Co -
iarionere. o oly ehta was derri by •heisi lto
esettlir of esperintoof ...And he h• most oferyetri;
dist the Curno-isallisera, eery creditably M area-
solvea, stated their opinion even of this sing, tot mated
project in softy caotitioa longtime It cue evidebt
AMR they serif I . editor, sotkiteors-wet MS oath*
hors which might evesdrially be disapp•intrid. aid
they therefor'. ciedifirti even the otter* .4 et -
poevetisto which they held out to the littlish Puhlir.
They Sad thePoblic that they hod rereived only ten
projt-ct White they can tect.minesid— no I far lame-
iliste execution, bet 114 to he pat in course of
tint
a ill a view to coshiihilbe with 'Aar improvements."
There was one poet 411 tbs Report which he con.
fussed he had ....oil twilit!** astride,. It was it at
Iht *bleb the Commissionset eaptesa their sppieheo.
doe that soy advantage to be derived an
im-
pavement is the constructive et a Banknote would
probably be mach abated by the carelessness of the
Public in taking notes without isfficient esaminatinis.
lieowsed his astonishmeat at this declaration ; for
fie had alosit coositleted that carelessness as ors of
Ihe•conditions of the problem that was to be Solved
—one of the facts that sees to be assumed by the
COBOiniSHOOOTS in their invemigatiori--one of the cit.
comolances that rendered the attainment of the object
in view its a considerable degree daScalt. It was vela
and useless to talk of the carelessness of the Public as
ten impediment In the gray of success. Any loves.
Ilion for the purpose is question would be utterly
twelliss, artless it possessed such obvious and distiortivo
sheiks as would pat the public at once ois its
otard, and would be obvious to the homy glance
of a common obs ; as observer as ratt-
les' as the great majority of men were fantod t•• be.
was almost to stare that all the rcruedy for it. evil
Was croattsioettle. in state that the (firetrap- t hf
eia..kie.i was an Amoco. to its attainment. The
earelesenes. of mankind. as operating tot thee,. haste
of . • nitnotiii ilea by Islet, tendered the establifthinmit
of • st.rdfccetreififwary an hject of inaportasse. in all
mittens. With respect to tie two lest sentence" of
I the Report, they armed to him ter yiltn, as to throw
Is damp on, cod eitiegoish even the little Snpe which
lit had previously raised. l'o pr..' the matter fur-
-1 tell wool,' be Ii slate 'he time .f the
I House. He coits.a not believe plot an, Ilunnerabla
Member would he !sweetie . n cotriatit the property
of the oriole People, and the bye; of a great easy
of ineayto the expeetalion of the so. oat • hot twilit
attend a sisals untried experiment; more especially
after the (*Pore .1 BO many ingenious plans, the ad-
vantages of which hod no doubt appeared to their is.
teeters to be certain. He could net bus think that
the Inuit of the investigation that bad t•It• n plain
most satisfy the Howse (as far as that part of the
question *net), that ell hop• el diminishing the faci-
lities sod teeptatios to Forgery, by any sutendetent
in the construction of the notes, was a. .lender as to
be practically nothing. The question, therefore, was
reduced to thiss—li.o Report had shows that there.
.was only one, and that a very slight espectatioa al
, diminishing, by any Dee plan of pt. paring the notes,
' the forgeries, the eaecations,and all tbeethei horrors
attesdant on the saluting system, Would the liciow,
slier heating this, avid having other means in their
power by which the crime of Forgery sod ifs cense.
client miseries might be most materially diminished,
I nevertheless vote for their perpetuation 2 Weald
1 they for a moment think of balancing that et ime and
; those miseries in owe scale, by throwing any sup-
posed Moult'sl advantage into the other ? The Wake
Hon. the Chancellor of the Eirhequer would pro.
bably ergo them to tie this. All be should say was,
the! Ihte• former Horse of Commons listened to lbw
Hugh' Mon. Gentleman's ',ire on the alit
.fret. and
ills toelaumititly roonlis oe-• but too 0.111 known. In
'lBl6, *hen thadillimsoce be siren the market and Ilta
Mint prices of fold and was only 7 ts-ts per
see?.,

the greemine s.n.s. ',hetet., or net money
payments shoots be re.estohlishod. The Chao-
wallow of the liechocpaer prevailini on .tt.rlia.
went farther to worsen them. The crintaqaegiee
mans, Oust io the throe 'mars which bed inter.
sewed, fifty-sift capital peuithmonts for For!...ry
bad taken pisses This was one of il a many sad re.
sells of thetatal eon &trace ',pored by the !oat Par.
liarnee• io bit Miljeaty's Government. It was the
more to be rexreNed, bereave at tout very moment
the enmity had passed thrnoth the rimiest shock
and mfvoloiiio of 4 rvldirfl to cash payments. Nat
Lavas the resents* to take non wise step, the coon.
try steam/me panned into all those horrors from whirls
it woe now found sw difficult tainitiette it. The clues.
tioo was, whether, after the experience of the f•st
House of Comoros. the present House of Cnm.
mous would follow the guides who bed misled their
predecomore, mid vote far the reariugsnre of a men.
*are which had Ones attended hy• tech rrntecrionce..
aphis.", neceerlty for it were proved on the sunup,
of a policy superior (if any loch policy there could
be) to the calls of humanity, by • full, impartial,
efficient, and paddle elliptic, into the reomitto and ann.
sicietationo of expediency urged io ill favour. lie
would now ilietTe..—
" Thai *brie be brie before the Home an Are,ear of ire
Mosher i'...-eres proactive by the U of of leant me fa,
ForAing FteitiMinae., or fo. Martino& uu.nse. ..f bens it
n. Force esakaotet. 4.4 e die lieb • I kiln, 1618,
in tie igib JaketaY• ; i.e weerler .api•
ceerktre time she 1,11.-r+, ;dui state cw.. ascii beitive
Id their mea.....se Form A !co.-. pore, not to Leaf are peenebi
from Oa. toisrirad at Maine .e bet moonrise Eared
Pairs purpoi,tna fir Dof toe mai in. pound, salad.'