The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-15 00:00:00

CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS.

The House resolved Melt into a Committee on the Charitable
Fount Winos Hill.
Lord CASTLEREAGH was desirous of giving rime ex-
planation to the House, to amble Hes. Members to isoderstand
the porptishe for whirl' this Bill was new Wondered, bat he
should defer soy disruisios for amber and a ewe it (Toon..
nil. His Lordship thew prorated saris.. olteratkoss respemise
the number of paid and unpaid Cemnsinitosers, Ms salaries of
those to be paid, the powers which were to be trusted to timm,
the establishments which were to be eirepted fro. their
chiefly leading to contratt the exercise of their fosetims within
narrower Woods than seemed to have brew originally commie.
plated by the framer of she Bill.
Mr. HROVUHAM shoal/ glee his decided approbation M
the greater part of this .amore and upau a Courtrai iron wok
the Bill of lad Sesiro, the Hasse would re..dily me his rcusiroli
for repressing his (tortilla! acquiemeence is the proposals of the
Noble Lord. N hen be reflected upon the reeepill. that mem
sure met with in she other Nape—who he essaklered that
nearly all the provisions of this unhappy Bill had been the
.jeCt. Rot dlhe 111411 memisred Invective or the least sarcastic
tidier/le, bath Ia sad out of Psalms/it. hf was isrleed sat.
prised that all thew classes which had thus been indignately re.
levied, were now restored to the messore new broscht before
the Lealslamesi—(Hear !)—aud beside.. had the .inenlir fe.
betty deowinsgg recommended to the House by Al ila.aletS, and
of rojoylog their patronage. It was OM pinimed not only
that Charitable lostbstlows connected with enameling should be
she subject of rogulry, het that all charities +Mali be equally
investig td lie world not memos the Home by going throVe
all the endless jokes which this propositios gone rise toils
would he sricieso sassy, that apse Mesa gimods sM dames
%CU' refeemd,ood she Bill lied bees 'meowed, e. staled by the
Noble Lord. A few mouth., howeier, It meemmed• had prodoired
a mars happy alteration It. the Mods of theme In another place,
sad be ksped there wa. son a better chance at olinsing
their de lame palates. This led him to advert to our eareptim •
which lb, Noble Lord had added. A provision was introduced
into this Bill. That all Charities which had origiodied or
might originate is voluntary contributing, should be esernpsea
from the enquiries of the Commissioners." if the provision had
ended there. it world have been intoosislent, far all Charities
origisswd la voluntary costribmitios. It was therefore added,
or were principally supplied by voluntary coneribut ion, sod
were governel by Committees chosen by multistory coon-
bettors. There was a debt what ••• principally" .rest. Was
it she holt Or, tt it exceeded • mere moiety, were the per.h
mascot tends not to be emoired late. 1.19,101. arose from soles.
tary cons ihu t lost, and fld. from Mod, it would be trio mach sooty
that she latter ought not to be enquired iota. He did nut despair
exesoptios • Monkey egintribotiobs.lllll. as Mt isms Have having trf
permaneol foods required isle. It Mies happened that aisel•
obi. Institutions originated is she mere flemiag resource aim
nuat cootribatioms. Me seat hapromemeot in this Bill was the
restoration of certain powers to the Commlisloons. The Bill
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of lost year pawed thloacti that Rouse without an attempt in
Vera* thew powers; bat it hod cease down from the other
lioa.e • Oh very grlevous mutilation., and with the power only
of calling thaw polity of salierwition before slew, and treed,'
to theta for a fair a. d candid .. I of their own nil...runtime'.
TM Cowmit,loners And now the power or compellong theist°
attend. They had not the power of conviction', bus they had
lie power of itnti.atiug procrec It were better if they bad
the power of inspo.iug penalty, and the Vare•Chnnrellor,
the Newer or the Hops, or the thief barns of ',seta-ewer
were to in the amorist.---Assiber fralMfd power wa-,
the aawber of the qaofrol.-11MIelail of two, there could
now be Gee Board., the number of touims.sioners being
laereased resat e•ght to ten. The last power tie could mention
vuss that of Walnut's' process is • Court *amity. hi. was a
great Improvement, lance a earnest a was gavels In the batiste
li.. Chancery that no process meld be tawstaited inert aga.n.t
settee,. giber, title close la quest iiro. But his objectih.n thin re.
snatoni to the 'sceptic.° of visited ebarities, whirls he would
: waled on bringing op the Report, when they would less aver
titan a, present. Re was biliagaiiie that he could persuade she
Ilwtsre la yew ire the exception t bet if he could sot, he hoped
le bate a clause adopted to put the visitateri it power in wo-
Ito,. or In „wen-I...hat is was so maims. 11e would propose
. asseller shore to empower she Coinsui.,ioners so make orders
is eche of gents sad palpable asse.serialsoss, • ithout leasing the
remedy to the del ty. of hunter). An instance of Lech a case
leas, when an nice bearer ensile Ise called upon to give only
the erig.hal weurity of , ilutngh she chwily increased
tow 3, Opt. In b. uol...ad would ...on he 6U,00ti.. .

Mr. C. B. BA fLilliSr
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coscuitalk. a Sowards

N.r. 'a. A. TAYLOR stated the siseattogeoseet of %arbor*
Hoovit:.l or %.,iels .ar 1144t0p of thrinett was Vatter. Ti.ele
were ~n 'owe.' he.ihreti. for hilMee .rapport 4;0. were op.
prnprrated t w►itr Dr. Bell, t►e ihastSer, who 'ever resided
there t►rre week* in she year, 'crested 1614. • year. The We
Arebbbbop of Canterbury, a NW/ eeetitele man. bad been
Ifilter of • school. not lee sites from London, of orbircb t►e
rioter toned Use school-nrour Moto a billiard-room.

Mr. '!lLt.lt AFT mid, nun Hell had this appoiohnent to
rato.deratioo of hi. Sole= of Lrloca, too ; be sae set owes paid
for his service. to the eattotry.
After ohm forthee reomorhs by Mr. BROUGHAM sod Mr.
BATHURST, the Bill was teat!. clause by chigoe. Tao Ito.
pot' wsa ottleerd to be wetted us I. ri.lay nest.