The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-22 00:00:00

" The Cause for which RAMPDIIN fell ix the )

HOUSE OF COhiseuria.
•
Mr. Wrtixs took the oaths sad his seat onisis
election.

isle:Risme, from the Odes of the Comm; •
for the reduction oldie National Debt. promoted eertaia
papers from that Oder.—Ordered to Us on the table.
A return was ordered of the Au sad snow. imported
into Great Britain in the course of the last year.
COMM! / TR A
...Mr. BERNAL wished to ask the Ron. Secretary of
the Colonial Department, to state, as the fact was, that
thanker* could be no foendationlior a report, which bad
found its way into the public papers, that as Chafe Im
Ogglki I had Issued. setherlaing- the opeelegatee wide
twsen the West Indies god America.
Mr. tr as OT was happy to make the etihnneot re-
quested 'the Hos. Member. There wno law ash,.
rising issue of such as Order in CselsiNt 11a1, wing
ing ash alms Davie( spildtip
Testy Ones. •• - - • '7 77177
SIMMS
JOHN alatZi",seeselled a reddest fires
owners sod scepters erikilit •
lieitterdsbirs, es
pleining of Aptcaltural Distress. A MI6& ea the
same sablect, praying for a rodeo:dos of tamps, sod for
Parlia:3Reftorm, was ',remitted by the same Mons-
101.—Defli dons were ordered to lie on the table. .
air. ART pressed a Petition from estate
foram sad occupiers of lead in Suffolk. sesplgsiogbe- of
disarms, aid praying for proceeds( dodos upon the
partition of hedge produce.—Ordered to lie on the
table.
Mr. BENIMT (of Wiltshire) presided a Petition
from the 6°d-owners of Wilts sod Dorset, eonsplalaing
of Agricultural Distress. The NOM Member said be
sold vouch for the accuracy of the
_polities eat for the
respectability of the Petitionsse.-Orbered W Re es the
table.
Mr. DENISON ',resoled a Petition agreed to at the
late Surrey County Meeting, sad shoed by the Sheriff
le complaised, the Don. Member said. warmly, but re-
spectfully, of the distress sod paeperism into vriticirthe
Agricultural Interest bad relies. It attributed much of
dust distress to the wasteful espeaditso of the public
mosey, and the want of a spuds repreestation in Par.
liament ; sad it prayed for the repeal of the taxes upon
salt, malt, soap, and steadies, sad fee a Refers in Perlis.
meet. The Hs. Member added, that at the Meet*
in question, an easeadmeat to the edgiest 'mistier
had been proposed by n Noble Lord, swift coon .oftd
with the Noble Ifeequess opposites, wads( that w
ssessares proposed by Illidisers for the relief of Ws
country, could set be elfeetstaL" Tile was • wasp
circumstance, coming. as it did. from a raster seems,
ed with Misdates. As for hissortf, • theeght,
measures alluded to. sad sped* that of as WS
of Exchequer Bills, would add M tie iodine.
country, and assist ass but wetness sad .6116

Ur JOHN IRAIINDER romertei the ?Shim.
ewe& with dir Hea. Mamba Ist Horsey, that
Larressree prettied Ilqaissers fir tbs. !Olaf of.

Witinioweiliibe—gelistoorWeeod—i-o
lb* Arloliblyblid dB a roller IN hair dist/oases. It
could have so offsell bet that._ ftnedag diem He
could assure Maiden that lee ikmf doom to imp their
places as much as they did tkessea ,it was ea
condition that tbey *bowed some • for the anf,
retiegs of the people, and comma a of HOW
Parliament, witless% bootie of which hatessid aster sap
port any Minister or any am of meM—The Pedalos wee
then ordered to beim the table.
LONDON MID 'Lemon:tag" lIIIDOSS.
Mr. !Meiji' GARRATT presented a Petition lleam
ties Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Cowell of
the City, praying that lean be give& to living is a Bill
to provide for the repairs of. Loodoa Seidge.—Referred
to a Committee.
The worthy Sheriff preseatml another Petidientrom the
same persons, praying for a similar Bill with respect to
Blaticfrian' Bridge. Ordered to Bo es the table.
XITIINTS IX MD.

Mr. W. SMITH, releniagto I;irermer 'motion for a
Return of the number of /Weals in Aid isenedtwithin
a given period, moved for a farther Ratans of all ex-
tents in Aid ',sued from the fitat of December last up
to the present time. He made this sedan in come-
queen of the extension of them writs having caused Mt
much discontent is the country, that a disturbance was
very likely to follow.
Mr. WODEHOUSB was glad the How. Member had
made the cooties, sad crustal be intended to fatted some
ulterior measure upon it. It was a sehrt. an modem
don of which would disclose the most grant abet..
Mr. ORENIFELL concurred in opinion with OK Mot
speaker and eternised his belief, that of all abuses they,
was DO one which more than the present called fol. the
pielt
iaterpositios of Parliament. He knew a ease of
occurrencehi the the city of Leaden, I. which owe
had seised nearly the whole of his debtor's PI
the injury, not to say robbery, of all the test. -.
The motion was then agreed to.
Mr. BERNAL moved for an account of the Sella-
tion of the mu granted last Semis, of Parlismidi foe
Army Extraordioaries, sad the a:readout of the WONT
spas the Great of 1990.
Mr. LUSHINOTON moved for leave to brill!
to Bill rectify mistakes Is the last Lead Tax
Leave was gives, sad the Bill was brought is sad read
a first time.

-ifir M. N. RiDLEY gave police that he should a aw
early day move for a return of the receipts cad expeed‘
tare of Drown&ls Hospital.
Mr. Alderman WOOD said. that as the milieu of
Noble lard (Altherpe) had excited much interest. he
wu willing to peeps. hie notice respecting the
Petition to the !!d Intent. cad be reapplied it
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (with
the perenissioe Lord Altherpe. whose Notice had vet-
ority) mowed
ht that the Report of the Committee of /ap-
ply be broug ay. 1.1
The Report was brought up; sad at these4lim
that it but read.
Sir R. HERON wished to k.ow whether the Wiese
could now be informed of tke upeassemessimed by his
Milesty's Coroomied?
be CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the

waists wen mot y-
meg* sp. -
Mr. CA LcßArr wished t. km. AMProlliola
relief from the ethlideeel Malt Tax would effeet
The CHANCELLOR 0 Om ZECH ER ea-
steered. le Jely amt, whoa the premiss et wield
expire.
Mr. BENNET sail, It meld be le Hoe reeelleedei
0 the Hesse this leer seselee eerie* eerriolee were
oath of the Blabs Meeeersblegli•Morms woolly q
Threra tire to Mr. It woe this asbt diet
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