The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-01 00:00:00

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simplest plea thatasuld now be trileptitd. Owe ed. Eagle • *-'
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:It • Ito 46. - iii lent piaci 'hi, i . llt the VOW, tor. 1204004, and, stelebanb wed . "owls ; every elephant has two
b ' hos 1 , obroja bill Um mark hided from Adjust propoftlon•-• lafteleera• and eleert * easels out. Of os there ars
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iter • firnilsensts+, lionenefti• Aid' not regeirs Administration, iti•l3 re , dtilii ,soin. 37 Amite preemst, a fog ilhom)hees ere V) ter.
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erij ohasegroiomt,lll4sertrier tteirglip'rttWvi°delttgereanscsi:
crronetstaakeedt esdoteas
absseerrrept.tioned residence of threeeot
szyrizTatit gievourio.ooolll4o4lo4lllotax
the „passion bad much increased, these alone *llolllot to 1,400, besides 120entodr
.ei :0
30 days without being chargeable on another perish, besogiveo, though.
and without basing committed a what. But it did ii well Oche Embattled Church as of other descrip- mess, and 900 for the Hastier to supply •the pra,L,
not gooier a right of settlement acquired in that way doss. Ills sees happy that.** Chancellor if the Es. eions; 111 a 11,161. oar regilletat alone, about ..:3,54j0 • •
to paean under the v 1,4 16 yetre% It slap wept
.66 The Mar oil of tto stav ' • -- .
Chequer had in Wand; he had seen Dublin, followers, besides their wives, children, &c.
qg r els in a mow
to suspend the removalief the peeper In case of air. the most Iteetnifal capital of the world, nowilegreded
peal, till the appeal .was decided., It might bethought by the lobs onto Nubility and Geste,/ who once flied princely style ; he banal
.0 elephants,
a bold measure, but kegs no ineovstloh. If he wok its palaces; he had soon the wreschedness and misery 'camels, besides state elephants splendidly accoutred,
Marquis.deol "Sonmiese of thews
in error, he was in error with great authorities. Mr. which porrailed there, and he frosted the Right Hon. bariogtshopipetrrbeis;:tiaitlovethreh
Pitt and Mr. Whitbread bah both eadeasoormil to. Gentleepte tirield do justice to the toreutry. backs- There are now actually 36 Rojo, cid in:
haves dress et the same nature introduced Into -a" . The c..CIA,NCELLOR of the It ICH EQU ER dependent Chieftains of various ranks on their sty
Bill that posed the House; end pa this 'abject a said, Porlanteat had not been guilty of Injustice on to pay
still higher aotherity, Dr. Burnt bad said, that itarie 'fvelatitilialie ram in question was sot charged to indeed, are already ice camp. The Governor-General,
desirable to bring back the right to settlement ward' .the 'Calidated •Fund, nor did Ireland, since the in fact, isoo," now as great a man as ever the Crest
years' residence; it was disenchant end most natural' Union Of the
.Exchequers two years ago, pay two. Mogul w
stendard. Experience since,that was written strongly seteitteenths to the charges of the Empire. In eve j' _...____l_____ __________:—.. _,11.•-__—_ _ . 41.
1 proved-the:troth of it. H would 'accerdinelY Moire MI% from-. 1810 to the .preient, 50;0001. bad beet( sv: 1,111'6 e AND Ltrias:—Huliday in the Public 045 en. •
for lesiva to bring lot Bill to amend the Laws of Set. granted for the repair of Cherchea it; Ireland till the _
tleenent:of the 'Poor. - last year, when 30,0001. oat, was granted. If there ____,
The question having been put, was any need for new Churches for the congregations, TI-LE . STATESMAN
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, Mr. ATKYNS WRIGHT asked a question rola. which, he was happy to bear, wore en overflowing in,. ,:._ _ .
tive.to the 60 days allowed for absence during the Ireland, he had no doubt Parliament would provide ' LONDON:
1 three years. . for that necessity.
le,n
worarierragos,„:Air 1,11181. n I
owe,
on.
Mr. S. BOURNE said, that 111'60 days were not The Rouse having resolved itself into a Committee, .
I necessarily consecutive,. He had forgot to mention a Sir WM. SCOTT et some length, and with much ----aew---_
1 provision of his Bill, eeteting to the settlement Oar- earnestness, ohjected toithe' c:ilikse aothorizie,T, 12 min\s._ _ . . last
night, , .
maks-their mestess might frelpentlf.eheep their householders in any .tetrillr, 11,01: no' aid Al " of‘lit'r 1
amounting to defe
Excnsooen'a Financial scheme is found is..
at. Another part of the CIIANrEL;
ca
r abode. The role laid down for their se; 00ilrefore, well-disposed persons,'r. and with the consent of the
.was, that when a savant lived' three years with a Bishop; to erect a Church or Chapel theiein to which Loa of the
master,.who often shelved his residence during that they should have right of presentation for three turns. prriacßktiacanbleerh lei.sTedpelpaonsiftoorfdsetmoaciki, opendittgfrotmhe pretence
theConii.
r period, be should acquire a settlement in that parish Eje considered that this clause; by giving the power try
. where his master had resided for thelast two or three of building and preserving a propertrin a Church to of security, far the issue of small note., large
notes, according to his wise project, requiting nn' •
i months of the above time. persons out of a parish would endanger the rights of
urity, is abandoned, " for the present," in Si
After IMMO conversation between Sir M. W. Rm. patrons, the tranquillity of the Church, and might
, LEX end Mr. S. Booing, • facilitate the introduction of 'votaries. He wished- sec
t Sir C. MONCK said, that the existing Law of Set-. these clauses to be formed into • distinct Bill, as they hope that the next Session, or some future period yet'
r tletnent having been long known and awed' aponotod might endanger the whole measure by being objected unscanned, will be more favoinable for putting ii:
i beep roulette' tateiliar,coeld net beet oeceswept awey to elsewhere. If not he should oppose them. into practice. Much es the country, in the (Tibiae
i without, greet injustice. The 11111 made a title Sp The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER of Mr. VA/01TUE; required some measure of se.
curie to check the superabundant issue of Bank
r settlement vitiated by crime committed during the time defended the clause at considerable length, and coo-
. necessary to coustitete the right. He did not see why tended that the Church ought to be allowed to avail
eento
o took
s
thisri ' 1
il the wickedness of an individual should cause a great itself of the aids of private liberality, and the evils Pleaspsetrh,atn tw o
the Night
to centgehatllonour frtaboleGhn his Gentlemen
feelers
, injustice to be done to another parish, where he sub- anticipated, were not likely to arise.
ikel
• eeqaently might live without any guilt. • Mr. Wttorrm y subject. It was the caution of a wily Minister, mi.Ey opposed the clause as l
der a prospect of great changes, unwilling rashly le
r Lord CASTLEREAGH said, the Honeerable to make serious inroads on the rights of the Esta-
offend his old end best friends. But so resolute has
r Gentleman was porsointearteztraordinery 'course in bushed, Church. If this proposition were to be
been the stand of the private Bankers against this
. animadverting on the 13141 before it was brnugbt in.— pressed, he hoped it would be made the subject of
✓ It was fir mere regular to defer his remarks till the a separate Bill, that the present measure, which was
✓ Bill were printed, and under the consideration of the so generally approved, might not be clogged with proposed overwhelming monopoly of the Government .
4 House. that which appeared so objectionable. Bank, and so terrifying have been the apprehensions
to the clime.
. Sir S. ROMILLY conceived that this Bill would Mr. B. BATHURST objected
be a great improvement on die esisting law. The The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
prospective consequences of a General Election,
. difficulties with respect to proving settlements were said, the twelve householders would first certify that
~ an endless source of litigation and of mischief to the they hid , the means of building a Church. The all the faces of the Country Bankers turned against
e unhappy paupers. It had been said, as the pauper Bishop must then be applied to. who would no the. Ministerial Candidates, that the poor Finance
.. must be maintained somewhere, the affair of settle. doubt take care to ascertain that the applicants were Minister has already rapidly 66 shrunk into his
give .op the
h meatpersons,
merely concerned parish and parish. But a well disposed and possessed of.. auffid mew," and 'is fain to
ent' p very essence of the
it more erroneous opinion never was maintained. Was property in the parish. • , • project that was to milks assurance doubly sure.— '.
dit nothing to a matt to be removed from all his friends Mr. PEEL most cordially concurred With what
O and convections to a distant part of the country? Ile had been said against this clause, and meld see no Ile cannot do without the friends of the system.-
* had known a journeyman printer, on the ground of reason why it should not be sepereted.froni the Bill. His 'miler wings will pot bear to be clipt. He tes.
y tieing likely to become chargeable to a parish, re- Dr. PHILLIMORE supported the dames, bet not even spare a feather,. out of them. Corraptise
y moved to the eatramity of the kingdom. That evil bad no objection to its being separated from the pre- 40°4 die for went of food, even the Church, with
Fs was, indeed, done away with by the Act of the 35th sent measure,. end mode tisCiebioeloof mother Bilt• .
Its Itt.l itionat sopporteand conveniences, were these
re of the King. But was it nothing to a elan, because Sir M. W. RIDLEY eppirsed . the clause. and .
_ from Bloats
or accident, he was temporarily charge- thought it Ought. to be made the sobject of a separate allia -.
to but ready; ctou!tknot. save her fabric from de-
5, able to a parish, that he should be removed to a Bill. . coy,- without the ald.s.llsat supply her secret power
41 place where there was no demand for the sort of Lord CASTLEREAGH defended the clause, con- and lead her lighter wings to ceptivaie the eye of
p.. labour with which he was acquainted ?As far as be ceiving that it would afford the Bishops an
spportn. mercenary credulity. The CHANCELLOR of the
ty understood the Right Hon. Gentleman, his Bill oily of preventing the admissicorif any persons into EXCHEQUER. never seriously meant to deprive him- '
at would be oat of the greatest improvements on the the establishment who were not likely to support its
self of any part of this system, and, therefore, recto
ra law which could be made. doctrines. -
ho . Mr. LOCKHART said, litigation at Quarter Set- The House divided- (Nisbet; his toessore, we dare says with little regret.
I sloes with respect to settlements, had greatly in. For Ike clause - - 22 It is, however, a circumstance fraught with infinite
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in creased of late. Perhaps the effect of the proposed Majority for the rejection of the dame -lb • mischief to the country, and •disgracefel to the Ath
at Bill would be to throw a greater burden on the towns On our re-admission to the gallery another division ministration that attempts to govern it, when its ~ 1
0t than on the coentry. was celled for, but it was agreed without a division Ministry is thus floundering in the midst of confasioa,
111., Leave was then given to brig& is the Bill. that the Chairman should report progress and ask
be LOAN BILL. leave to sit again. from ('Re c
absurd project to another, and an devils
and carry no plan of practical utility to the Public.
la Mr. %OGDEN brought up the Report of the above The Cotton Factories Regulation Bill was read a
ar Bill, to which the CHANCELLOR of the Esculents. third time end passed. • The old tactics for ascertaining the probable soma -st
eell moved two additional clauses. They were agreed to. The farther consideration of the Reports upon the of theilankers' Bill seem to have been again resorted le c
previous to the debate of last night. A Meeting k•
Mr. MARTIN wished to know (rose the Right Select Vestry arid Poor Laws Amendment Bills wan
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of Hon. Gentleman whether persons would be allowed put of until to-morrow- - was held on Wednesday at Lord LivtateooLts, Shea
'es to make their full subscriptions in &chequer Bills ? Thellake of Cambridge's and the Duchess of Cum- the beat of the
Committees
An'allusion was Made last night by Mr. Waist
pulse was found not to answer.
Ills
If they were, whether, on their paying the fall berlsnd's Annuity Bills passed through
et, amount immedistely, they would be entitled to dia. and were ordered to be reported to-morrow..
fly count-and at what time they would be pet in pos. The blab Court-liouses Bill was read a second to the Convention lately communicated to the Freer
'be session of their stock ? . . time, and ordered to be r.--ommitted in-morrow. Chamber of Deputies by the Duke de-Ricticu Da su .
es* The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, it the subject of the Claims upon France, with the
ee• said, that there was nothing in the Bill to prevent was ordered, that the House should to-morrow re-
of obtaining
view sutras i
Buthis Lordship de-
oformation respecting it
from •
of subscribers depositing the full amount of their solve into a Committee upon the Slave Tiede Con- from Lord CAtTLEREAOH
to subscriptions, immediately, in &chequer Bills ; but Tendons. . c
sae they woild not be allowed discount--Lfor, on no pre. ' Mr. LUSHINGTON obtained leave to bring in dined giving any positive information on this heed,
hat oleos occasion bad such a principle been recognised. a Bill to alter the law with respect to allowances to not having as yet received any official information of 1
e•-• With raped to the third point, he had merely to Glass Manufacterers, and to exempt from penalties, the event, though from his official situation he mkt
On observe, tilt the stock would bb delivered-as soon as in certain case., persons not licensed to manufacture not but be fully acquainted with the matter. RN '
re- the forms of the Bank could be complied with. lass. "
risk Mr. MARTIN understood, that, if the amount coPtatcwr. • howeveri ezpressed his belief that some sod Coto t
Tendon had been concludes., 0- •.•
rte were paid in Eschequer Bills, interest would be al. G Mr. LUSHINGTON :presented. as Pet Won from 1
n • lowed op to the month of August. Rest Fenner, of Paternoiter.soor stating the grin. .
A •.,s, The motion for the renewal of the Alice Bill was i
ay* The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEII.,- and% to which Publishers 1114iti litilleCt under the
po,tponed till Tuesday neat, on account of the :
the 66 Interitit will be allowed up to August, sod no present Law of Copyright, sod preying redress.-
Mamma of the Neese; but the new Poor Laws'
lye' longer." The Hon. Member (*stooped his wish and, hope that
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era- The Bill was then ordered to be read the third something would be done upon this subject, to reme. Bill suffered no impediment from the same objection; ,
wet time to.aorrow. dy the grievances complained of. . • from whence it is fair to presume, that the refagets .
Or BREWERS. The Petition was referred to the Committee upon of other countries are objects of greater interest to •
one Mr. BARCLAY wished to know
wilt a Learne the Copyright Bill. 0 as thee the Poor, and the rights and properties of tht ii
that Gentleman opposite (Mr. Lockhart), en the Re.d Adjourned at half-past Twelve o'clock. .
majority of our own. . 0
aof port of the Committee to whom the Petition relative - --
Idol to the Brewers of the Metropolish had been referred, INDIA A curious discussion also arose on the New Chen*
0011 would be laid before the House. He understood that -am--
Bill ; on one Clause of which, the Coaocer.Loo el
It• some delay had taken place, in consequence of the The following is an estract of a private letter re-
Excntostica was opposed Sir WILLIAM Scot'', II
by-
" mired from so Officer in India. It is dated Petitioners not being ready to prove their case. If gal
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0 It that lure the fad, it was a curious circumstance, - rare enough circumstance. The Clause in goes
" Right Bask of the itITFIR, to camp, went• to empower twelve well-dispoted perm. t•
no' thst.persetwo should prefer a charge against a body of • October 27, 1817. er '
is to remodel& individuals, which they were not, at tbra "WO are now on oor mareb-supposed, in the build a Cherch, and appoint a Minister, with c
aged time they Madill, prepared to substantiate. first instance, to be directed against the fortress of sent of the Bishop. This Clause Sir WILLIAN
ef.- Mr. LOCKHART said, he could not state bow Gwalior, belonging to Scindia. The greet object of Score opposed, attending to disturb the trinquillity
that soon the Report would be produced, 'because be did the campaign, however, is the entire annihilation of of the. Choral, and to infringe .out the rights if
ad- pet at present know hem the Petitioners meant to the Pinderrees, a race of plundering scoundrels who Patron", ; and the clause was, in coneequencr• re'
a des proceed in establishing diekellegations. have been annoying us for many years.
jetted. The term " well -diaposed,"u,stands for
sties CHURCHES BILL. " The whole of the army now in the field con- many good qualities ie the
Mitristerial Dietitian,'
seat Ois the audios that Os Hesse shield resolve it. sifts of 'lO divisions, each of about 10,000 men. bat though twelve " pod men and true," with ea. •
nu. lea leash into a Coostalitee ell the Church Bending We are advancing from the three Presidencies to• assistance of the Bishop, may do much in other r'
is Sol Bilk - ' wards the-same point with the finest army ever per. specie. the CHANCELLOR of the EacncottEß'S"i'au
It SPA Sir F. FLOOD said, by this Rill, which was hap beard of In India. Ti. Governor-Generat Is, as to their capability of building a church, and Or '.
mow diageted to an erreellent object, a .millien of looney with our division, which •is • about 13,000 StrOhg, lig their own Minister is not admitted in the E‘•
a sad was to be given oat of the Consolidated Feed of with-10 plass of cannon.. The camp followers of clesiastical Court to be :abodes.
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