The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-07 00:00:00

HAYMARKET.

Mr. G. LA MB 1;11 Inli-sl;anti a Petition for
Ines to present a BM for tito reason' of tbe Hey.
sistketfenss its present situation.

Mr. BYNG was instructed by a numerous Andy
of his Constituents, to oppose the prayer of time
Polities. as the market was of she utmost sesportsoce
to the City of Westminster; and on • question of
that importance he ceacrit►d the &audit% Orders of
the 1100110 eight to be enforced.
Mr. H. SUMNER observed, that the object
which the Petition bad In view, affected the whole
City of Westminster and was attempted to be carried
into execution wittiest that publicity which the or-
de►s of the House required for the protection of me-
, blisbed rights. Without givleg soy opinion as to

the propriety of the measere me•t tippet',
the pres►ot Motion, as no slimiest. reason appeared
for iofri►ling Standing OrJ►rs of the
Sir C. BUItKELL thoeght that rec►nt loseprovm
•tots in that geart►r of the m►tropolis made the
proposed remota! less necessary then before.
The linen divided -
E.. ?eerie* the Pinkies 97 1 Ceaiimt it 9t 1 Atalwrill 6.
The folioning Members etre balletted to try the
merits of the Minute:ft Port El►ction.

044 B. Pelle.. gasiford firmttsm, F.ag , W. T.
Weir Wry. Emu, J. Jest. Sigs.: 0. Dr...mm.4. 11-.44 J“. A
Jerboa. 0. P.m.,. limp, It. U. Maerl.m.44l. /kg Ho. D.
Levothet. L.t4 M.A.,. W. beet. Ey., C. 1-$4 4
Kip( Hee. F. 1184.600, N. Rockford, 1144.4 O.
Esq.
A Message from the Lords acqesinted she linemo
that they had agreed to the Paymes.t in Cyst.
ties Bill, and requested that the House *sold couti-
age sitting some time longer.
Upon the motion of I.ord CASTLEREAGH, the
lieges agreed to sit some time longer.
The Lords' Mestengess hying celled in were in:
formed by the SPEAKER (contrary to the gogal
practice) that the 110111611 had agreed to the request t.f
their Leordthips.
Mr. PEEL mid, lt had beets stated in one of those
clieneels by which the proceedings of that Hoes .
were made known to the Peblic, that be hod said.la
resemption of cash payments week! take place soon
after the close of the present Session. Bet the case .
was, that aware of the impedance of the question.
he had given no opinion whether reek payments
would be reformed at en early or a late ',mind.
Mr. S. WORTLEY moved tie second reeding of
the Aire end Don Canal Bill.

M►. SMYTH (of Cambridge) mo►ed as an Amend.
went that the Bill be read a seated time that day &ii
•onths.

After some observations en tb part of Mr. Wert.
ley, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Colbert', and Lord Winn,
the original qeestion was misfired, and tbe amend•
meet carried witboat a (Haitian.
CRIMINAL CODE.

Mr. ESTCOUia from Der
rites, praying for the reei•ion of the Proal Coil ;
which was referred to the Conondttee on shod ►uhj.d.

Lord CLIVE broil/hi op the Report of u.. Con_
skies en Public Income snd Expenditure, a. ■l'o
the Report on Income and Eapentisture relative in
the Army.
Sir C. MORGAN presented a Petitina from tiro
Grand Jury of the County of Monmouth, ajain►t
any alteration In the Daly ow Coals ; and sesnrhyr Py-
thias to t►e also effect from certain Inhabitants of
Brecknockshire.

A Petition 11.9 presented from Merthyr Tydfil,
is the Comity of Glamorgan, against any alteration
of lb* lAw of Settlement.

Lord LOWTHER presented a Petition frme Ken-
dal, for s revision of the Criminal Code.

Mr. S. WOItTLEY prest.n...sl . Potitino host the
Atternies practioind we City of York, against en.
licensed persons artinc as COOSP, emetic
Mr. W. PARNELL. brollies in • UM in regales*
the Olice of Corenor in Ireland, which was read •
int line, and ordered to ►e read • snood time on
the 21st of April. _ _ _

Mt. CRICKETT presented a Petition hoot
trieb, for treision of the Litintioni Code

Mr. CLI VF: presented •n Acomont of thp Number
of Convicts •hst bid been sent to New Smuts Visles.

Mr. avlNErr presented a Petition from W.
Barry, of the Celerity of Kent, residing in the Island
of Guernsey, complaining that Englishmen were re-
garded as 'liens; and that while a native had petelise
privileges. an Englishman might be arreyted far 414.
The lionoorable Member stated, that a Report bad
been made in ISM recommending several lowest-
meats as necessary to be made relative to the Gonad-
Mies of the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, mune
of which bed been carried into effect. It was his in.
leaden to call the attention of the these to the sob-
ject after the mesa.
The Depety Usher of the Black Rod then sum.
evened the Hoeft to the Howse of Peers.

Oa his return, the SPEAKER meted, that the
Royal Maw had been given by Commission to she
Bill for minis* the Bank from making any far.
tb.r Payoutsls is Cash for the present, to the Royal
Hoelettoill Bill, and to several Owe
The Petition agaiest the London Clergy Bill, which
Mr. &nova had previously presented§ was than
reed, sad referred to a Commit'''.

.
U r. W. S3IIITII nosed for • astern of the tif•ei-
her of Vessels end their Tosser, shish hese ise•
vilified the Menai Strait since llse Ist of January,
1818.

On themotion of the CHANCELLOR of the E[.
CHEQUER, it •at ordered, thst Sir Bytom Martin
should be discharged from the costody of the Sotjeent
at Arms, on pe)iug his fees. 11. then anted the
wood reading of the 'famish Pacing and Li‘hting

Mr. BROUGHAM did not intend to oppose lies
second trading of ibis Bill ; bet he most ohonve that
the hoer at which priest, bovines, vseally ceased was
long none by. That Bon. Member proceeded In oh-
sets, on the now miry* which bad been adopted, of
taking ep private cud polvltc bovine's, by which the
public Witness was ;tipsily thrown back, to tit• 'v-
ireo, loconvenienco of Members sod of thw P'w Wit%

The CHANCELLOR of the F:XCHEQUEIt
screed oith the lion. Measlier, that 'lto int-move.
ni►net to which he had alluded was eery greet.—.
Ile wished each that it could b.• und•ratnwl that of%
de's when 'bore was no ballolt public besioso-t
should continence at Ivor sod oo dais of ballot .t
sit o'clock.

The SPEAKER remarked on the great numb.. of
ballots which had taken place in the present Se..e..n.
After Eisler this soots@ of delay *meld esuto,•tad lag
ttosled the ineoneeniewee would cease wish it.
After a few words from Mr. W. SMITH and the
SPEAKER. the Bill WU retd a Reread time.