The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-25 00:00:00

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IPLIANTICIVISUP 1141+6
the Berri of the 31erchant
to thi principle of the Bill,
don of commercial reguls-
and impolitic restraints on
easels. It wee opposed to
taiga not, be was satisfied,
oe more efficient *camas to
. ,
I, that whenever any mason/
tweets employite sod the in-
arong u-ceseity or political
DMA for it. It bad been the,
at to waintalo.tlie maritime
kisSOUhtry by measereseabich•
rictions neon individual con-
do the N•ivigetion Laws and.
I. The llonourAble Member
ardo) was not perhaps awarer
dons of apprentices. There
of parish Apprentices, whose
agiber class, who writ to sea.
science and seanianohip which.
w the prof •stion.. As the law
e liable to tee impressed at the
mSISICS would• protect both
up to tb‘Paire of 21. 'lle
this protection to masters of
uld. baighly beuipkial to Ibis
tintrf, by agAriliog die .best
ice of skilful pilots and. seasuen.
d.of the haste with which this
through the.Bouse. He trosto
would be imposed oo the shit.

try.
said that the pruiclpal tater.
ad been consulted as to the ex-
p, and that all expressel thn
and considered it Its a boon.ex-
th which th•y were connected. •
d under this Bill; apprentice*
Ott now for the bast time be-
aks without bring liable to itn-

re testimony to the general abl-
ated in the merobanta'
ter fur Portarlingion (dlr. IC-
'fissure as a restriction open the
did not seem to occur to that
bat this and Many other iiiitria•
Ind salutary. ttopayarte .borf
had a throne of adman', he be-
owlets would grind it powder
nuet-say that the econo-
ire reedy to grind thw navy and
seder, rather than ahandnn their
concerted with the tiallaat Ad-
m.) that the present measure had
s approbation of the ship-owners.
meat, " That all the words in the
e word repealed."
sugh he agreed in the principle
the option of taking apprentices
ed his Hoeoumble Friend (Mr.
s his Amendment, es it would de-
vice of-the protection afforded by
Bard to the liability to inspreas•
supported the Bill. He concurred
t it had received the unqualified
Ip-owners.
Pi approved of the Bill, not only
'tiding:tad protection to the Mer-
rause it was calculated to maintain
the country.
ressed his approbation of the
rather a modification of the eXilt-
neisure ; for, by the 2d and 31 ut
ever been repealed, Matters of all
too., were boned to take one or
:ordiag to the rate, of tameace.
led this. the present existence of
meet fur the enactment of ethers.
ere were already obliged to take
sr of apprentices, that was no
rdsbip should be made g‘eneraL
At there was an Act, for the
stuffing beds, but did. It follow.
laws should be made to. compel
adhere to that Standard ?—(A
d to the Bill. as unlikely to realize
ich were expected from it. If sea-
m be tearer, wages would be high,
I then procure enoegh
to answer
by these laws of compulsion you crt
sr of sailors than were necessary,
i compel many well-bred teamen to
•to look for employment.' Lty this
pet many excellent seamen to become
obliged merchants to the plough to
es. 'The clause to which his hue.
objectei, was the compulsory deur,
lid be join him in the necessity of
r, that he would divide with bin,even
tit. . .
then cleared . for a division.
-Against it, 6—Majority in favour of

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raIttOOVSING BILL,
ission into the Allery. we foiled tbis
in the act of being br ugbt up. and
moved that the Bill be re-coultnired
sesding certaia Ameadaserrts.
!g• resolved, itself into a Vonanittes,
r objected to that port of the. Bill
warelsoasing of. feamfo l Usr witor
transit clistyy, as meat sejurkas wthe
Lead.
:did not wish to prejudge turf Vol
lie did not wish -to evtoislre or
me side ; bat he those" -Oka GE:
'
le Bill were bound• to pointoat tbs.
do.
oght the people of itsplead. bad beet ts-
ey had remelaeit. Vides** Ipreelb9. gyp.
ink of )?UP'* werd
of the tvstrii EAtv Now, whit iris the
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