The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-19 00:00:00

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' Mr. IJANNIIIIO 'Mahe Hon. Member fur Briefed bad
'lllotobtained to complete a triumph as he seemed to ex-
.h/t ie. Aa to the application of extended principles,
*lion which every one held peculiar. .opinions. and of
which p(i_seemW to approve, whilst each reserved to
biusself a portion of dissent, if• when they were proposed
they eerie to be met by a race for popularity, the great-
est embarrassment must be theconsequence. It was tin.
pato impute this Bill to this Hottle which emanated,
frOns•a Committee of the House of Ls:rds. He admitted
that, in its present shape, it could ant give satisfaction
lo.ranYlriy. •He hood-the Lordi would, next Session.
Biel et to theirAmeedinents, if they unders'ood them
-a-for his part, he did not proles, to understand them.
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".Me. HUDSON GURNEY said this Bill shoold never
isaresbeto proposed, unless the Combination Laws were
'previously repealed. . .
. The subject then *dropped. The Bill of course is thrown
bet for the present Session.
Mr. PEEL moved, that the House do agree in the
Lords' Amendments to the Scotch Confirmation Bill.
Ohjections having been taken to acme of these Amend-
ments, a conference with their Lordship, upon the sub-
ject was ordered:
CONFERENCE WITH THE LORDS:"
The Scotch Commissary Court 1.1:11 having recelfetii
certain Amenduienrs in the Lords, it was moved thst
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the /rause do concur in these Aniendarents. .tiy
the-hriginal Bill certain fees poyahle in the Court were
to:. determine on the first of January n st—t'm Loris'
radiator eiteaded• the time to the twenty-lifth of
! arch. Oo the question of agreeing in the Ametals
;JAN Is., HAMILTON contended that the alteration.
liftihi All amounted to ao encroachment on the priii-
.l4ot of this /loose. Here was a Tiestion of teeing
motley from the people, and the Lords extending t.ue
term, after the House had &chits.' :t would ::ease,. was
in principle the same, whoa fees were it einandleal, as or -
Itioating a tar. But it was the peculiar privilege oriels
'efondetceirry money in any .shipe, and the present was,
therefere,. an inconstitutienal assumption o a the part. ' .
of the atiter Howe. 1.11. Noble Lord mov d, that the . • ,
BUN* read a third time that (ley three montam •
Tim SPEAKIKII and Mk. ABERCROM BY deciarisd
diamielves of tint saime opinion.
After some weeds bet Ween Mr. I. P. Gamey, Mr. • • --•
KOTA! D 00.0•1191 Mr. CANNING, arid Mr. MINN, .
Mr. VAN NING eopsrntrd that tie money clauses
shookud•hetsegatived, upon the understanding the, a Cots.
mitten shoed stetethatie Lords the reestna o. the disuse it . • •.• e, • .
of this House. . . ; ,
The:Goner 41400Wments were then negat.v..al Wi•he -• .. • •
one a diviiine, ajtlithe Rill passed as it :eft this Moose-. .-t- ~.
originally., ' :
Mr. CANNING then misved, " Tini: a Committee be "t•
appointed fordamering up ,the rea•on .vh'ch burdened thi••...
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!loose to diseent from their Lords•l'p.' Anna Insects' ~.'
to the Scotch -Commtiery Court Bill.
This wet agreed to, and it was nr.lered that the Cons.' '''." -soma
mime "do meet Awtharith at the Speaker's chastities s." • AV"
' Mr. CANNING end several odic: Members turn left ).
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the Hawse for the pmps r.
After a Totise of p.heat twenty minutes, Mr. WYNN
appeared at the bar with the Report. •
The SPEAKER having put the question that it be •
read, the Clerk roadie fellows
• 44 The comoitteofit the Commons appointed to draw;
uprise ferreous. erhieh Warmed this House to dissent frost •
their LatdshipeAistenttnients on the Scotch Commiseary
,Court 13111;:lteptirt, that this House is of opinion, the fees
should cease oh the earlier day, but decline offering any
other reamtaafoc their dissent." (The latter part of Ilk:
Report calmed a good deal of laughing.)
Illation was thee made and agreed to, that the Lords
be invited to a cenference on the not jell.
Mr. WYNg soon atterippeared at the bar, and stets& ,
that.liseli Lordships were ready to meet the Managers • .
froigth*Ltattunotts forthwith.
Mr. CANNING, Mr. WYNN, and all the Members.':
proinehrOispo withdrew.
TIM SPEAKER in the meats time left the Chair. •
liti:C.. WYNN brought op the Report of she Confer-
ence vith the Lorda• on the &etch Commissary Bills.
A *snip from the Lords then communicated, that
the harda did hot insist on the amendments which they
bad proposed in the said Bill.
A second confefence Wit held with their Lordshioa
upon the Scotch Ctonflrination Bill. ' •
Mr. WYNNE brofight up. the Report of the conference.
A Message front the Lords, communicated that their
Lordships did not inaist on the amendments made by
them in the said Bill.
Adjourned at Six o'Cloek. .
.........eass__seeeseesoo
STATE PAPERS—THE SFANISH REGENCY.
[LAID REFORM BOTH HOURIIII Of PARLIAMENT LAST •
NIGHT]
CORREAFONDENCR DST:9CM DON VICTOR SAE;
AND MR. SECRETARY CANNING.
DON VICTOR sage TO MR. SECRETARY. CA,thING.
Madrid, June 7, len.
.
Sta—l have the honour to transmit td your Excel.
lenity the letter, by which Isis Serene Highness the Rea
geacy of Spaid end the Indies•has the honour of cern-
matucating to his Britannic Majesty its installation, . •
which took place. with the greatest solemnity, in this
capital, and which has been followed by the rerogiii.l us
of his Royal Highness the Duke d'Angodleme, in Ilse
name of his Most Christian Majesty.
His Serene 'Highness, in directing me to request that
year Excellency will preisent.to bis Majesty the King of
Great Britain the said letter (of which l have the honour
Se inclose a copy, as likewise of the documents relative
to the nomination of the Regency), has ordered Bur to
etpress to Imu, at the same time, Isis anxious wish to cull-
tieate she relations of friendship whirls have always slab-
sisteti between our augnettioesswigns.
. lshall feel happy in contributing to follil the it i hes
of his Serene Ifighneis in this respect; and in flue man
time I have tile honour to assure your Excellency of the
high Consideration, with which, &c.
... (Sist tied) VICTOR SA EZ.
Jilt Excellency Mr. Cannin
Mg,
ATION. lte: der. dm
.. PROCLA_
WU itotrAL 010111011511 THE DIMS OF ANGOCLICATE, GENE-
. RAL4/4;.COIEF Or TUB /RENCK ARMY, "T., 'rue SP t•
XIAR DS.
[This has appeared in the papers, as well as Martig.
mesas letter, and the other enclosures, vgardiFtg it e for-
, mation of the Regency in blisfirid: the enclosures were
six in number.]
MR. lIRCRETART CANNING TO DON VICTOR BAEZ.
Foreign oth e, June 19, 1023.
Sir,--sd have the honour to acknowledge the receipt
of the letter which your Excellency did me the lioutinc .
td address to me on Melds instant, announcing the in-
,stalietion of a new Regency at Madrid, and inclosing a
letter, addressed (as you inform sue) by that Body to she
King, my Master.
Ilse ttegency.of Utgel, some eoliths ago; and more •
recently that which wee institi t d after the entrance of
the French army into Spain, successively addressed let-
ters to me, announcing, in like manner, their asaimp•
flea, respectively, of the Gave: meld of Sp sin.