The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-27 00:00:00

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to tbs drat excepdes—e. pioridid thighs said
Masse he IN damdrued to mit* to say did.
4111111 a wig& nib mai lINO 6011.1.
• long cbsvenatioi Wiled sq _to the beet mode.e.f.
patties doe gaieties. It was at Mt, howem pat its
the Loeb. Csascehusit's "died whoa tie itimeepec-
the tissue ttd4*pp whim* a dirislos.
The Earl ot Urltill001• thee mired hie proviso.
of LAKSDOWNI oPtiesod 1t,.. Md.;
*to that general settlement of all litigious
It sae tbe Went of dm Bill to rime.
oily *deed geld Mfmra is stop at was., in
ales, the utast poessiiiiiit or eajoymeat of pa.
aMr wove from the lase Cialicaltos4l4
Lid Wsegsoasria, the liesse.ditrided ems*.
:—Costests, Oi—Nomi comfit; 61-11lajo-
al=the Amesdeseat. M.
re-admitted. we amirestoed that the Leib
CmurcsiLoa's cisme had bees received anti ordered.to
Updated.
Mother essitenatisa dies mese 'respecting the dme
Mid asters ot the sent pro...ding, at the chime( which
it was ordered. ea the modes ef lend Es.t.snaosoven,
WAS the farther eessideratioa of the Report shoeld be
• to Frida next, and that their Lordshipil
slew be fer that day.—Adjoaried. • •
BOOM OF COMMONS. • • -
• .• •
ati sesta* re sore.
The committal of the Scotch Juries Bill war post.
POW timmerow.
• Mr. CURIFEN punted a Patitioa from Robert
Wood, Searrisalt: LientXeleael in the army. praying
Swim ) some compeasatios for services ren-
wed to the army. •
Lord FALNIIII.9I'OII said dm statenteet of tr.
dour was armee. He was a defaulter to the assess of
11111 NW.; his ettnentisaies had Ws sold. amk, the sesniey
'is the Medea his agents Mitred towards making geed
Aide seas t bat the weary raised was set mono tiara
'bet he was add a debtor t• the puhgli_ia
fflLt and lb was only ea actussat of his circumstance.
Go dam had sotitemi 'aborted.
Mr. LIIHNARD spoke In fan" if the pefidorstr 's
eisies.
' TM- Fatties woe ties ordered to rap oa the tabP ;
bst
Lord PALMIIIaTON resisted the motion that it be
printed, oa the penal that the petition had stated that
which was soloseiMO is fact.
ColiiiditliTlllll mid the practice resorted to
o gas a part of the s3restra of discharging *dicers
• serrice whitest a Ceart-tiartial. and he
the subject wider the notice of the
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4isser fielplesshetref.thist ileum and
rhoAdministrdisii if
ltriwt tits—"&7liyadham wasisecriry
was sat se he supposed that that ai-
• appernwir. •
sapported the peddle. -
BENATIT said the printing of illslM
Mew emmideeed sea matter of
hates set se adept the aew -sse of •
Ittable Lard. which mesh' have the effect of gagging
161ALIIIERSTON mid, that still amurieg the
koala that the petition contaioed aa untrue statement,
be weaki set give the Miss the trouble of dividing on

'TNN'said the priating apetitions was entirely
is the hew.
red was 6011 •TaSfid to be rioted.
, IMIDGATX exam&
Mr. !WHO moved for leave to Marls a bill to as-
therhe (as we understood) the pally *senior Highgate,
Ch_pel, and erectieg smother is its steed.
Mr. Aid. WOOD opposed sad Sir Jill. Hasuam sup-
ported the motion.
17;11A conversation of some length followed between se-
veral Hon. Members, is the course of which Mr. We-
therell, Mr. P. Moore, Dr. Lushiagton, Sir Jas. Mackin.;
(*A, and Mr. Sergeant °aglow supported, aad Air.
Hume, Mr. Abereromby, Mr. C. Calvert, Sir R. Wilson.
Mr. Ricardo, the AtterneyAleneral, and Sir J. Newport,
opposed it.
-The hoes* then dividod, when there appeared—For
the motion 57—Against it 29—Majority 211.
SALT TAX.
Mr. LYTTLBTON prespateg.a maiden from the pra-
prietorwf wStlelKt in Chester. eomplainiog of the re-
motion,: the 2e, daty oa Salt—Ordered to lie on the
table,and be printed.

UCOYTIRN PREPS.
Mr. A lIIIRCROMBIE gave notice, that he should to-
morrow more for copies of the proceedings in the Scot-
tish Courts between Alexander Borthwick and of the
Criminal Proceedings lastitoted against ItUrthwich.
TIONARRT.
Mr. HUME, after referring to the allowances tussle
the different Yee -Corps, moved for returns ~1
the claims made by the ford, Burks. Essex, London,
and Devoe, within the last year.
Mr. DAWSON oppneed the motion. The regulations
affecting the Yeomanry were g al, and the selection
of particular districts appeared to convey a censure upon
them.

Captain MABERGEY declared his intention of voting
for the motion, because, as au officer of a Yeomanry
corps, he thought it would throw a slur upon that corps
to wish to withheld any information asked for.
Cad. ALAI:QUEEN wished to know if the lion. Mem-
bee: for Aberdeen would state the authority upon weeii:h
he had been induced to make this motion.
Mr. HUME said, that this was a question the Ifoo.
Member was by no seas entitled to put.
Colon►l MACQUEEN said that as far as he w.es con-
?retell as Colonel of the regiment which hid tweet el-
ided to, be could have no objection to give every infor-
mtion in his power. . ,
Lord ALTIIMP spoke in favorer Drill. mn•ion.

Mr. WYNN obseried tkat the preient motion could
not he agreed to without bearing an invidious useaaing.
The Marquess of VHANDOS defrodad the Backs
Yeomanry.
Mr. HOME said he thonghethe circumstance of the
flacks Yeomanry charging so much as they had done for
rowing up to the Corona:ion, was sufficient to warrant
their making an infinity pn this subject.
Lord PALMERS EON felt himself finite ar a loss to
understand upon what Parlimarntary grosoil the Hou.
Member nude his motion. It wigkt be satisfactory to
the Hon. Member to know that not one of the corps had
end selected for his return had received one shilling for
the year except for permanent duty.—(flear.)--