The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-02-22 00:00:00

IMPEIZEirTiRLIAMENE
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IOUS& OF LORDS,' sr/unease.% IN Fee. 21.
- Private Bins were brettgltt up to the B:tr; the Er-
chequer Bilis Bill was read the necood ti air, and committed
t nt.
6-1.414. REVEItSIO!‘ BILL

Earl GROiVENOR rose, on the question 'of
)rder of the Day for the consideration of the
Reversion Bill, to move, in consequence 6f his
previous-notification last night, that the further dis-
cussion on the Bill he hail presented should be
gloistpned till Friday nest.—Agreed to.
DISTILI.KR I ES.
Earl of HARDWICK E rose, and moved
several papers, to show the state of the Dis-
tilleries, as with respect to the state of the corn
of the country, which motion was agreed to.
Noble Earl then moved, that their Lord.
should make a communication to the House
,ornmons, fur the purpose of receiving from
other House the substance of the Report of
".iimosittee appointed by that House in the
808, on the subject of the Distilleries, &c.
I motion, after some observations frora the
of Li. ..row!, was carried nens. di:.
Earl of HARDWICK E then moved for
accouat of the grain imported into this cotintrf
other parts of Europe, in consequence of
hence or otherwise, from
.the Ist of Januarb
to the Ist of January, 1810.—Agreed,to..•
Duke of NORFOLK wished the 111011011.
as comprehensive as Possible, so as to its.
a return of all the actually imported
France and Holland, by whati v...r means itu.
, es-far as such accounts could be made oust,:
the year 1809: The suggestion of the
Duke was attended to, and the motion as
led was pesied.
E:srl of HARDWICKE moved farther,
account of the Brandy and other Spirits
into this country (ruin the Ist of January,
to the Ist of January, 1810.—Agreed to.
Earl of fIARDWICKE moved fur the
attmenl of a Committee of their Lurdships
the purpose of selecting the essetitial and Dn.
qtant parts of the evidence laid before the Coin-
' appointed in the yuar 1800.—Agreed to,
PORTT.TO
Lord GIIENV 11.1. E wisikoi to know whether
tprobali.e, that the causes which had post,
. the consideration of the question relative to
assistance. to. Portugal, would preveot the dis.
eussion vn that subject to.morro
'Earl of LI V EIirPOOL stated, that he had
reason to believe that, there would be any 80.
for further postponement.
CORN.

Earl pATautts.r mowil for siinelry papers on
..bject of the Corn Trade, and the overage
u( Wheat ; which inptions were agreed to.
,I*Ati.c.ll t EN:
Marquis of 'LAN:4 OWNE adverted to
a paper, purporting to be ii narrative by the
Commander in Chief of the Expetlif to the
Scheldt, it liieh laid been produced in another
but uot before their Lordships. lie wished
,w whether it was isitended to by it before
,ouse of Lords ?
Earl of LIVERPOOL said. that it had
laid before the House of Comeau., as the
ry bad commenced there ; but he hod not
slightest objection to lay it on their Lordships'
and expressed his intention of doing to.
CLTY QV LONDON.
Marquis of LA NSW W.'iti 4 gave sunk:cif
op Monday next be would make a motions,
)ject of which would be, to ascertain zchial
that advised his 4Vqjesty to giOe his ross4
astswer to the Pctiliviiiiitl AdOress of the Ciiti.
of ' ,ndum, on #l4.4oleisi of the EveliWoa
alcheren ond She Stll.lcll.—Adjourncd.
:weetmeoso
tIOUSII, OF COMMONS.—litoiresesx. Fes, en.
—.— . ,•
. FOSTER gave urine, that on Wednesday
he should move for a Committee, to take
consideration the Stile of the pottage bell**
t Britain and lrelaud, and pagliCalerly Holy.
Rose was excused from further attantlaaee
somber of the Committee on the state of But.
and Mr. bevies Giddy substituted In his room.
JOINN. N‘CIIOIA rose to move fur certain
Paptis relation to, the vessels detained by his Ma.
ships on their nay from Riga. The object
motion was to give the House atone elide.
. respecting the payment of 30 per can:. on
amoolat of those primes, the perm*: le II hem,
the reason why paid, and to settle any doubt
existed, whether the Chests of Chatham anti
istch had beet: defrauded of any fees which
might to have received on that :occasion, and
ieleolkat they did not receive:7o per cont. which
'void never have received otherwise. The
, Member concluded by moving fer the Copy
IlAttet grow Joseph Mitchell, at Hamburgh,
another from the same person at Riga, ice the
. =oath a( ..04;setahor, 1133, to t,Otgl Hate kesbesy, 1
with other esirrespituilence in esosequereethereuf.
--Ordered.
MR.•4OIIN GALE 40Nss.
YORIcE Novak, shit the Order of 'tbe
'writing the ottit,r3l:bianee of John Gale
Jones, be nom Mid; It . haying been read at.
cordisitys . ,-
. yoftike Oleo ;Roe* that Jobs Gale
be now called int.
I SPEAKER deasaaded ailiSerjeasts if
G ale Jones was in, athtOseceirM..ke Serjeint
replied in the albrinatife. mad' soon after Mr. Jones
sippaisiesi at the bar, !kcal the Speaker addressed
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Jolla Gila Jones; 'emeassialat baying been
of a geese and atimillitews hb.l, 'electing
the preesedinp 4 is 'loose, sad the con.
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P°W M' a cs* •*it_ .1, haven byes Callai"
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and nataiwildi bit:alleged you to be the a
To aaelver to-thii:imiees charge you have
Wiltafoll Palloott to apPear at the: bar of
What to , you to eta ia yorr bt
;self I Ship 10iii thOr ?" . •-.. :
Mr. jejtas-4, 1 art , titular of ow pow ip
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