The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-03 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF bOßDS.—Tarasear, Mar E.
Tim House net at feat o'clock in a Committee et Fri*
vilmges apes Ow alai. to die Mambos/nit Prom%
white Mr. Wirrensi.t. was beard at the Bar for din
claimant.
After Madam Hume Reelsfort, Esq. U. P. far Weal.
'wrath, had been examined sea wiggles+. by Mr. Bitoomiuna;
farther preeeetliap were stayed.
Mr. Ewa, from the House of Commons, bre=
the Dahlia Fonosilleg Baykal Mill. Several.
Mille were also hroa ht ap by Mr. Ru=4lt/
Iliandivests. sad oaths wino Inn so
'dm ins tine.
1114 Duke of BEAUFORT resisted - -
roiretabla 'roan
estaasios

If° Alls•
Tim above Petitions wee* read and laid so the table.
The Bank of Ireland Bill was read a third Uwe and
pasaga.—lha Hone then adlooroeil.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. LAM ETON presented a petition from ilte flew
bitants of Sunderland praying for a revision of the Cri-
minal Law.--Orderevi to be printed.
Sir M. W. RIDLEY presented • petition from the mer-
chants of Newcastle-upoo-Tyee. praying for a revision
of the Tonnage Daties.--Ordered to lie on the table and
be printed.
Mr. T. WILSON presented a petitioa from certain
sugar refiners of London. preying that the West India
Intercourse Bill might not pass late a law. The peti-
tion, after some observations from Mr. Bright, Sir W.
Cara', and Mr. Ricardo, was ordered to lie on the
table.
Mr. UN° presented a petition from the lobabitante
of LTzbeidge, praying fora repeal of the Leather Tax.—
Ordered to lie oa the table.
Mr. TREMAYNE presented a petition from the Inha-
bitants o( Rinpton Cross, sear Plymouth, complain-
lag that their lands were Injured by the inuadatioa of
tee sea. After a flew words fro* Sir 0. Cockburn and
Mr. W. D. Oilbert, it wu ordered to lie on tbe table.
Mr. C. WYN'N promoted • petition from a place to
Yorkshire la favour of the Yorkshire Polls Regula-
tion Bill.

Mr. C. RAMSDEN said be should oppose the Bill. He
thought the majority of the inhabitants of Yorkshire
were against the Bill.
W. C. WYNN defended the Bill; sod the petition,
after a few words from Lord NORMANIIIT and from Mr.
Writu in explanation, was ordered to be printed.
Mr. LOCKHART presented a petition from cartels
inhabitants of Gloucester and Somerset, complaining of
Agricaltaral Distress; and praying for a numerating
price for their produce, and for protection against the
elfectsof offering foreign core, now in warellease, to
be brought into the bane market.
Sir T Laymen:Pon and Mr. Hume supported the
Widow.
Mr. RICARDO said, be should refraie from deliver.
lug Me opinions§ the sabjeet until to-morrow erasing,
when N would some before the House apes the Resole-
doe ea Noble Marquess.
Sir C. BURRELL made a few remarks in (avow of
the petition, which was den read and ordered to lie oa
the table.
Mr. COKE peddeue from several places is
Norfolk, comp6iaing of Agricaltural Dlstrese.—Ordered
to bees the table.

CVIIIIIINC7.

Mr. DENISON presented rpetitin from as NAM,-
al complaining that I. sad been ratan by no milted
cams of Apiculture! Distress amine Amadei le the
*smeary. He had hoeght hie estate wiles the Bask.
Nei was worth bet lie.. mad wise the plan ma. Feb.
Hely meld at M. The Hoe. Member said that Me ease
of the petitioner was by so mean a similar owe; end
that the Hill of ISIS bad calmed a complete attendee of
the contracts Inane deicer and deadlier. if the
Hoses did not son Wetter., no may piens le tiler
enetry who want be rid woild WM PERM 1....
Henry ea/ dm remitioldee.
Mr. 84000 ONSIAW odd lbw of 1811 wee
.00 s assl, a emeardeihe *raker.
Hr. ettpreseed hie worilso at the emir
sent alba Mos. tad laeresa Ser mod sell that
thepelllla bad bees Wit, bytemast. width heel
bet seppetted the paper wereesey. imei thee thieved
it. Me Mieti the peeeli*, Mao wee eel, the tepee.
meted ye of 4memea wee 'NNW le 'the eeieldeeidsie
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a th • •
Mr.e =at 011tSLOW espisieed.

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Sir T. LETHBRIDGE presented a petition from cer-
tain lattd.owners mad tradesmen of the county of Romer-
WI
bunplainieg et distress. sod statist. that seder the
present menses which they 'severed they could not go
ea
with their heiress. They added, that unless sees-
wee were adopted to eft the. a remunerating price
for their preduce they would be utterly rained. One of
the measure s to which the petitioners referred. was a
retreaeitoseet in the pablie expenditure. At the time
that this polities was signed the petitioners were net
twat., of the measure which had lately been proposed by
the Robb Marquess for relieving the public bablelts--
110(ar Thomas) felt great plasm. whets be beard of
1011161/111thore. sod he bed so doubt that pleasure week'
beamed by the petltiosers.. Indeed. the, Ad Mall&
MINN their dieters. to taxation alone. If be mite es
roses say plan for the relief of tke agrieekeekes he
shed/ meow a proteetieg duty of not lees thaa *a
pee gar* epee foesire produce is be issperted. Ns
Imp a ditty wield. is his *aim afford say practioal
.51st The distress of whither* bad been truly said
Mbe attributable le eaperebeadaus produce. but it was
set sapsealatedaems of hone mirth. It had been fu-
Wood upon es by the importations from forage ceno-
bite. tie did set approve of the proposal le establish
Ilhartsced Conetry Basks.
Mr. ORBNPIILL peefectly coinelded with the son-
dem*. of the Bea. Bartow (Sir T. Lethbridge) on the
wipes of ethithesed Basks. They were a species of me
surely, adthorellere hateful in their mature. For his
own part he bad teas enough if the chartered Bank of
tzith illoglead Se his of any taste for ethers of the
mewdeseri beteg established in the country. Oa
eh 111114614 essild not kelp remarking that the Right
Ilethiloelkoma opposite (the Chancellor of the ExcV-
gsrie) bed eat dealt very fairly by the house in his deal-
Vogt with that body. He lad solemnly assured the
hal . in his speech the other night, as he (Mr. Oren-
fell) noderelood it, that any extension that might take
place of the Bank Charter would he unaccompanied by
oat of those conditions and stipulations which he (Mr.
• nfell) had always contended were so injurious to the
ethotry. It now. however, appeared that the Right Ho-
'seeable Gentleman had actually settled the terms of
the further extension of their charter with that body;
aid that is those terms there was twain, about the sap-
premien of those conditions. At a meeting of the pr-
oems haterested io it that day, an elderly gentleman had
nelloally congratulated the Beek on the favourable
Yams open which they had obtained this great" bones."
?he Bank at this moment abrogated the boasted privi-
leges of this free country—it absolutely tyrannised over
k. Be never could have thosirht that Ministers could
have the temerity to comae*. to that house with such
• proposhise. Ifs called epos the house to interpose
between whatever arrangement had been entered tan
betwixt the Beak mad the Government of a nature lajo-
risme to the country. For his ewe part, he gave notice
That he shook' oppose the measure in every possible way
itedla every stage.

Mr. J. SMITH observed, that the qnestion on which
the 11011. OeDiltglail who last spoke, had so mach di-
lated. was not before the house. He would receive the
fall expression of his sentiesteM on that subject till such
doe nit came regularly before them. In the mean
dose hi would gay, that he disapproved of aU that be
bad heard had bees dons I. the negoelatiou betwixt thal
Oinverameat and the Bask. The extension of the Bank
Charter could pot, or ought nut to be granted for,
*ARO& aid It bad not waited what was the cond..:
&endue proponsd So bo snide for it. He bast ant us-:
demised Ike Noble
*fllllMos "poodle to wry that it Was
put oflititsAm to allk chartered tawdry batiks.
Mr. MJMISSON MOM spew the house to eopsid
Owls* Wadee spew piddle lindens war emimittod,
by the coons which it bad beta panda( upoa the pew

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Swarm's. and *dais. with* were severally read *fiber he Tertaritagtas. stated that when the Bash Beaks is En
6 the lirsetiase. • eireelatiss was as blush as stallions. the prise of geld geedaiigt. A
' The Deka of BEAUPORT reword a peddles, Was 34 18s. pae elate. imperially el
' signed by ateay respectable .porseas is Asesevoirl- A. RICARDO said that that drceetgleree did sot tore oili thi
shire, optima ea extessloa of privileges to the &masa OW saes the questies. as alrersdoe is the clumsy goetkaak 1
P Catholic,. was thing. need ea alteration is the Mee of siosey third left ter
The BM of THAMPrestsdierinear= Item tilliP• .....P 741/41SWM. ..- • . dither of the
- tale written at *mike. Rs be es the tarreeme fairly barn..
• I. be relieved from rest:idiom Imposed by tbrallitill he priated. to ratify the
Sip Ask 41ORICULTEREL DISTRESS. try Bask not