The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

sty. without my Mktg like a pettier of COSIMMS
to sump eats 'Mood. the rewitteaces to this
country most sleep' be greet, not merely to Geode-
me, eh..e Parllemeotary duty reordered their resi-
dence in this clamor, swermary for greet pert of the
year, bet elan to perpetual absmotros, the sweets of
estates in Leland, and the washers of commerce.—
Is nee. therefore. meat desirable that the 111•111311,0
iOOCHIM M his jinn. Friend should be adapted.
The CIIAN(.EI.I.OR of the EXCHEQUER
laid he should he wort willing to allied teat tugger.
ties of eery Ilea. Gentlewse epee a subject of se
week importeace, and should not Ail to consider of
sbo espedleut usealleeed; but he thought he could
re other reeled, for the present high stet" of rt.
charge ageism [reload thea those mentioned. The
Isle fell of the Evglish feeds, earl the comparatively
high price of those of 'reload; the avidity of those in
'reload wire chose fir pies their Amoy on that occa-
sion t• west admategy, sellieg out of the Isiah end
buying set. the &Wish ; and the coasegemit dill-
s:ell of prandial; bills on England to make their re.
tniutanges for the perpose of such purchaser in Eng-
iish feeds, might .cc.uet la a eery principal degree
ter the wend very high rate el escheage. Bet the
evil was temperer', god would reeredy itself in a
short .course of nerds.. Ilowwer, be should not
lore sight of the suggestion Dewed.
Mr. RICARDO maid, that setwititslawiieg the
'wend high rate of exchange agalfist Ireland, ea
wrest vroaW tale place in the country in Febreary
west (we understood him to allede to bullion issues
from the Hoek) which 'meld redoes 'schen'', to
par between hub ihmelries. He approved, however,
of the suggestion alluded to as a temporary rape.

Mr. BANRES doubted the pessibilily of minute
Min; reduced to par between the coonirks so soon as
tebtosry ..at, become the Bank of Ireland would
net h• 'Milted to pay in bullion until alt martin after
the Bonk of Ragland. There was no gold in the
(leak of (reboil, ON amid that country obtain gold
by any means, bet threegh the obedient of &glutei ;
bowie( no commercial ibierceerse with the countries
millet' produced It.
Mr. CALLAGHAN mid, that if the present Isiah
vete of Eschasge was steady and permaneat for
some time, be should sot consider It so great an elk
to Ireland es imasieed; because it would operate as
tat upon Irish *bantam ; mod It stimulated an es.
perimino of Irish modem.
The motion was thew pet and carried for the I 6
•mil Hews of ktchoguer Bilk : also a motion for two
minim", of Irish Treasury Bills for the service of Ire-
• land ; and a motion for appropriating 244,8,141.111.9.1.
itaiog the steeple. remeieieg owe the espendttore
from the Consolidated Fund of the last year, to the
'service of this.
'rho CHAIRMAN left the Chair, and was order-
ed to report to.morrew.
Mr. (JOULBURN then moved the Order of the
Day for intim into a Committee se the West India
*awe Reeistry
After some opposiden from Mr. BERNAL, who
'Roved anumeodasent, that it be eommitted this day
three months, which was uegatiued,.the Haase re.
volved Woe Committee on the Bill, which was goo*
4hroesh.
The were, Classes were read and 'greed to, sad
the Report of the Bill was received, and ordered to
'be se-considered on Wednesday.
ItU!II DISTILLERY RILL.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the
'EXCHEQUER for 'the recommitment of tits Irish
(Artillery Fine Bill,
Mr. HUTCHINSON objected to eeterieg into
Ibis sobject at so late au hoe► of the morning. Al.
ready they ►ad pee throegh 34 Orders of the Boy,
sad yet Ale, theogh the fourth la order, had net been
leeched upon. He had been hi the Hesse every day
of t►e Session, and almost ferry beer of each day, and
we Ibis Amy had been present more than ten boors ;
but he would assure the Right lien. Gentleman, if he
made such a di•tributios of business as he had hither-
to deem, that It was gado impossible for ens Mem-
ber of that House to follow or shred to that Right
800. Gentleman's time of proceeding.
Grovel MART said, be was tired out by the
miterated attempts which had been made at maturely
legislating on the subject. This was the third year
to which the discussion of it had been pushed so frrl
into the Seaton, that it had been more than once said,
if the Irk* Members could not accept that which was
'ofer►d to them, it was too late to attempt say ether
which might be considered more eligible.
The CHANCELLOR of the F:XCHEQUER
*reed to pompom it until to-morrow, when he said
it should twee on early In the day.
A stew Writ was moved for Tiverton, in the ream
ref the Hoe. Richard Rydet, who is was stated bed
accepted the Chihern Handfed'.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and the House adjourned at Half-past Two
.'Cluck.

SUFFERERS UNDER rns ARBITRARY

IAIPRISONMBNI .dcT.

Yestertiay a bleating was railed by several of the
Sufferers ander the Habeas Corpus Suspension Am,
to request esplenations from the Committee as to the
appropriation of the money sabscribed far their re-
lief. Mr. limit' was called to the Chair. Seteral
Genileave of the Committee attended.

Mr. Harr mod the Requisition, red also a letter
from Leeds, from both of wbieb, it appeared, that
there was some discontent smug the sufferers about
t►e manner of distributing the money.
A Mumma of the COMMITTIZ informed the
Chairman, that although they were mains to give
leferosetion whenever h was asked, k was not In the
power of the Committee to obey that Assembly in di-
recting the appropriation of Wooer, in the Tres.
'a hand.; obey were only onswerable to the sob.
scribers ; the cams meson would prevent time from
audertaking to pay say rape/ace which might be la.
carted by 'be Mule' ; keread a Resolution to that
effect, • hick Ibp Committee had *dotted.
Mr. Hunt featured; the Meeting bad no power
cur the Committee; It snub' only ask them for ie.
formation, wbfrb they were eery reedy to vast
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