The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-02 00:00:00

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CUTLERY.
no the Order dike Day for Ilse third, reading of the Culler,
Trade Reotintoo MIL varies! obeettottleut here elide. by Ur.
11 easToE. 14rd ttpeirar4a. Mime. .
Mr. tiA KTOI meted an amendment ma one clause. re-
greike steel, ervirhkii the gallery *Kt fired for sailfishes;
!tat Done took place.—Tbe 13111 was read a third time.
• The gallery was closed for a while : when it was
reopened.
Lord CASTLEREAGH sties entioning some
particelare respecting the Treatiesm, with Spain and-
Poilogal, as to the Slave Trod... Some alteration',
we understood his 'Lordship to say, had been inatle
which took Europe out of the view of the Coeven.
lions; but then, the trade did not exist in Europe,
wherein slave ships. were not to be found. There
was also a regulation reineeting the North Seas. , In
order to do away all the difficulties resulting from
siperiority of naval strength, the number of ships to
he employed under the Convention was to be limited
to it But an arrangement of this nature did not
tetof to narrow tlid beneficial consequences in view.
It had been felt right to rethove• any objections or
jealousy as to disparity of force. His Lordship then
Presented certain pipers on this subject, which were
ordered to lie on the table.
A Petition for aid towards building • Church at
Belfast was presented by Lord CASTLEREAGH,
and reeeived.
ePAIN.
Lord MORPETH said be had a Petition to pre-
test, concernieg the case of certain Spaniards, one
*f whore was M. Correia. The Petition state!' that
implication had been already made to the Secretary
of State. The matter indeed held been noticed in
Parliament, and it had been stated that there wag
no doubt that Ministers would then use proper means
fur the liberation of the individuals who bed been
imprisoned. The Petitioners did not make any par-
ticular complaint against the existing Government of
Spain for injdries received, hot appealed to the Übe.
rarity and justice of this country. The Noble Lord
thought that no part of the duties of the Heel* was
more grateful in its discharge thou attention to the
prayers of those who required redress.
Lord CASTLEItEAGH did not rise to object to
floe Petition, though he coold not concur in its al-
legations. It wail not In the power of this Getout-
Idiot to restrain the conduct of Spain with respect
to its oven subjetts. Cantein Correia was furnished
with C passport to thole to this country, bet was es.
real), told that this Gosh:foment dould not make
any provision for him. 1
Sir J. MACINTOSH tenceived that there was a
grierance.stited in this Pktitlon which was extremely
worthy of attention. The British Government
thought itself obliged, in point of honour and duty,
to obtain the Totems* of these persons. In conse-
quence of thii, Ciptilin Correia came here; and now
he is told that-, en account of the interference of
the British Government, he is divested of his na-
tional ehirieter. The itttOrtkibriCe of this Govern.
'sent Oiotertiou *at visited On his head hi
the officers of his con cbtintry : it was nosti said,
that lie belongs to no country, hb is the subjett Of'
no Stile. They declare, that he is diverted of all
privileges betuneing to the chatectee of a SPeniatd,,
if any prilileife does belohg to that chatieter neere-o•
Peak, hear
Lord CASTLEREAGH seid, that this was not
far conitrketien of what hid been done to Correia.
Depriving hith of his paispott *as not stripping hiii
hi his natiental 6hericrei. The inconvenience he
now suffered wei the result of the viesti which big
own Govetoritiiitt Wait df his *conddet.
Mr. BROUGHAM *Med to aria himself of this
epPortenity to aft i Question of the Nnobbs Lord op-
positb Chstltredgll). Ile 'should be glad to be
informed, whether any remonstrance had been made
by this Gairtimetit lb the Chbrt of Madrid, in be-
Leif of those enhafrity peritini--;thoie gallatit per.
the), be IMAM lily—din, afteilaying fought the
listtles of
,Flittlitlind, Were Consigned to a loatbsoese
duitgeon, •needy ilppirsire our own petite' at Gi-
linker. If oil iiinonitrince 'hid been made, as the
Ipble Lard lied 'formerly prbmiled the Heise that
ibosed, fie iklleii to knew in *AM manner it
%%din** Inaba by the liberal end enlightened v*.!.
!icy of the grateful Ferdinand.—[hear, hear !)
LordCASTLEREAGH said; 'that some comets-.
+deadens had taken place with the Spanikb Gotten-
meet, brit it was- a most delicate iubject, and there
was no particular -intelligence which he could liy•
before the Boom. lie must observe, however, that
he greatly apprehended that the observations which
had been made on the other site of the House, rely
.tive to the polieyof the Spaniih Monarch, had tend-
ed rather.. retard ihan promote the interests of the
itelisideola in question.
Mr. iiitOUG ILA hi said; that hP perfectly under-