The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

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cep before the Hose& Vie yaw gersoni compfala-
ed the same Meg. The flows was in this este,
called open to easmitait wittiest the sanction of an
dteth, evidence that, if given open wells before the
gelect Committee, might Male disqualified one or
both of the Sitting Members. Time should be given
to compare this with the former Petition, earl to see
if the (loose could go into the allegations of the Poi-
: arm, escept in an Election Committee. If the
'charges were true, a Member was sitting la tie
Noose who could have no right to be there.

Mr. Serj. °MOW observes', that the House bad
formerly come to a decision on the subject of the Pe-
tition. If the Duke of Marlboroogh bad ssodeorrept
meant to return a Member to that House, the House
would order him to be promoted by the Attorney-
General. In the case of Sir J. Parkingtoa, the Ilona
had directed the Itishop of Worcester to be proses
elated. Ile would move that the denote be adjourned
to the 27rb of April.
Mr. WYNN stated, that ifs the nee alluded te,
the soccessful Candidate had complained of the Dl-
shop of Worcester, mud the lluuse bad directed 11
p lion.
Mr. DENMAN wished the Mntion, for adjourn-
I ing the debate, to be witbdra w Is. Th• or the
last Petition, should not pretiodssil.e Ilsouse from en-
quiring if its privileges had been 'Waled. 'the ques-
tion fur the emssiderar of the Mese was, bow far
their privileges had been violated, and the present
Petition was not to be couplrd with the last.
Mr. GOULDURN thought she mare of a Mem-
tier should not be inipogned, and that Member be el-
I lowed to sit iu the !loose. Such a proceeding tended
to Inner the character of the (louse.
i The SPEAKER stated, thet the linen had treated
1 the hst as an Election Petition, and had resolved,
visit it could only be decided isi an Election Com-
mittee.
The (louse then divided—

F.•r adjovining the debate. II I Agolror It. XI i Meierite.
(jinni nor re-admission to the Gallery, • desultory
cation took place on the pert of Mr. Tenny-
son, Mr. Bathurst, Mr. W. Wyse, Sir It. Wilms,
and Mr. Pontoon.
Mr. TENNYSON said, that if the Rogge rejected
the pietas' Petition, the Resolution of the noose,
declaring the interference of a Peer on the election of
Members of that House to be • high breech of
vilep, ought to he rescinded. The motion for bring-
' ing op the Petition was then negatived without a di-
vision.
The Chimney-sweepers' Trod, Regulation BM wee
reed a locoed time, sod committed for the 21st of
April.
Upon the 'notion of Mr. LUSHINGTON, the
Order for taking Mr. finny wood and Mr. Needham
into the custody of the Serjeaut•at.Arms was dis-
charged.
Sir 11. PARNELL said be 'tumid, to-morrow,
move for a list of the persons holding the dime of
Costes Roteloroos. mod of Clerk of the Poem,
in
Ireland, and %heftier held for tiro or daring pleasure.
Upon the motion of Mr. W YNN, the bled-house
Regulation Bill was read • first and second time,
committed. reported, and the Report ordered to be
taken into further cousideratiou on the 26th of
April.
Mr. WYNN, in the absence of the Member for
SOWS, r»oecJ for a Retain of the sea of money
paid to Sheriffs or Under Sheriffs in England and
Wales. for Writs or Precept• at the lust General
Electiou ; also, for an Acc3lot of the Fees and Es-
pence; paid to Sheriff., Under-Sheriff., Coesety
Cierks, Illd e.tber Wirers, at lb, mow Election.
At the suggestion of Sir 11. PARNEI.L, Ireland
was included, and the motion so erneaded was
agreed to.

LOTTERIES.
Mr. BUXTON moved for as Account of the
limber of Sole Lotteries from 1816 to 1818 inclu-
sive, and oho amount of the reverse arisieg from
them; distinguishing each year. Also for the
amount of the Tickets, Ilalf and Quarter Tickets,
issued for the same period, together with the Nantes
sod Salaries of the Commissiooers. lle else moved
for en Account of the number of Prosecetioss is Ire-
lend, ender the Little Go Act, for the last two years.
—Ordered.
The LORD ADVOCATE brought in a Bill to
prevent the Sate of lacings in the Church of Scot.
land, open • Benefice becoming vacant; which was
reed a first time, and ordered to be read a second
time es the 26th of April..
stACF.S IN THE wEST
Mr. COULBUUN moved an tremble Address to
the Prince Regent fee a copy of all the Laws that
bed been passed by die Celestial Logislatery, rela-
tive to the trimmest sod importation of Slaves into the
West Indies since the year 1812; as also for a copy
of all the lAws Maths to the Black Population,
whether Slaves or Free, that bad passed in coon-
geeing* of two Addressee of that House is 1818.
Th. Felonies on Cassis Bill and the Excise Li-
cences Bill were read a lbhd time and passed.
Mr. LUSIIINGTON presented an Account of the
progress made by the Commissioners for the Redac-
tion of the National Debt.
Mr. W. STEWART presented a Petition from
W. Sharp', of the calmly of Limerick, eomplaising
of the conduct of the Commissioners of Excise. lie
then owed for a copy of the inilitorseut against W.
Sharpe, under which be bad been tried at Omagh,
in the year 1814 ; and also for the warrant of corn.
ailment under shirk he had been confined in the
jail of Omagh, together With the sebm.goest pro-
ceedings.
After some observations on the part of Mr. Lush•
inverse, Mr. ;Martin, and Mr. the moths
was 'greed to.
%Tito, ic
r.LAKE prroonto4l r t•euriun from the In.
• bobitsuis of stir Toon of (Arsay, l•rayist for the
repel, of the Noel Laws spriest the Catholics.
Adjourned.

Toesdav afternoon. after Ilsrr•wby got oat
of hia corricie at the noose of Lords, his Lordship'•
groom ^o► its. and so, I turning the horns resod,
rame ill cuni4i.t midi a pos., which °post the canticle.
Theo groom was throws oat on sho paseciseat, sad
she hums set off at foil P pwd bat were stopped at
Whitehall. The corrir :0 was dashed to pieces, the
heists did sot remise snub injury; the grecs
tat•ped lip a stiet Or. uisr.

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THE STATESMAN.