The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-09 00:00:00

PF.TITION OF G. CROOK.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. after Mae rrlieiattry ►►-
warts or see ram of a vela. of 'be same of U. Goo', km.
whom be bad me a former evening preeteted a Petition com
pliment' of the modem of Fir Hone; raid, that the
Peltlialiff vim *woes In bring as ammo in a Coon of Law,
lad ono anoloos so belie a fair hea►ier. He. shevet.re. rime
ea she pretest aeration. to Legere. seat she Adeti.odsv •bneld
altos as apprireace to be mewed by their Solicitor fur air
William

Mr. CROMER mild, ilast Sir William Hum wu at prevent
abused ; bet m bi. Mare of Owner wattle imea 'spire, he
e.Whe espetud home to a Overt time.
Sir J. MONTGOMERY presented • Petition
frees • person of the .sine of Pringle, complaisiig
of losses whkh he bad sestalued in conseq of
the proceedings of the Red-river Compony in North
America, and praying the House to afford hies redress.
Mr. BENNE IT knew the Petitioner to be • very
reapPciable men, and felt considerable interest in the
selject.
Sir J. MONTGOMERY gave notice, that if the
Petition were received, be should on Thursday nett
call the attentioo of the House to the case of the Pe-
titioner.

Tho Petition was then brought dp and laid on the
table.

DIRTRIRUTION OF NAVY PRIZE-MONEY.

Mr. LONG brought in a &II for farther immolat-
ing lbe disttiboti.a of !dewy Prise-Money.—Reed a
first time, and appointed to ba read a wood time to..
sorrel*.

Mr. WILBF.RFORCE postponed till Friday his
notion relative to the claims of Goners! Boyd.

STEAM-ENGINES.

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR wished is submit a motion
conerreing Sreant.itoginPl; they were at present se
numswees in maw; places, that t►e smoke which is-
sued frees then, clouded the atmosphere, sod sods:st-
eered the lives of his IA ejesty's liege subjects. Tne
Legislature should compel them to conoome their'
own smoke. He had the satisfaction to mite, that-
all the artists whom be bad cowshed had agreed is
thinking it might be easily accomplished. All sepia
ennsuinsed he sill slick be was now desire's of re
medying as a Nuisance, and an indictable offence;
■nd in a late trial before Mr. /suite Bayley, the
Coors bed bekl it to be i•combsst oe the Defendant
to show, t►at be had sled all the mesas is his power
to prevent the Nuisance complsioed of. If the me.
Linn were agreed to, it was his inteetion to.go into
t►e Committee ibis Session, and etavalort artists on
the practicability of the pion which he had la view ;
end then to move that the Report he printed, in or.
der to have it cirrilated during the recess. Should
he seemed la tonviocing the Committee of the beast.
its that would result from the adoption of his plan,
he would, is another Sissies, move fee loose to
bring in • Rill to carry the recommendation of the
Committee into effect.

Me. CUItWKN seconded 'be modes. He theoght
the plse of his Heootoroble Foisted would be peados-
iivo of the greatest henviit to the NMI; and that
it only wanted pabikby I. genre its adoption.
The itotion was then aimed to, and the Commit-
tee eased.
WARDEN OF THE FLEET !DLL

This 8111 was red a ercet;tl esd3rderid to
M committed en Monday neat.

COURTS Ole RFQUEST.
Mr. M. A. TAII.OIt gale ootieri that at Friday
I. should awe for an *mould of tho whole. sums
paid iota the Courts of &twat within the Bills of
Mortality. _

Colored BARRY obtained leave to bring in s Bill
In amend the I..ws ftiatilig to controverted Elec.
lions in Ireland
CA MELFUED ELECTION COMMITTEE.
Mr. Loy appeared at tbo bar oitb be redoced list
of Mombers chosen by ballot to servo on the Camel.
told Etertion Committee. They wet.—
G. Itiftlair, J. H. Tge.royer, W. Limits/1. Used C. S.
Manpro., D. W. Iligne‘. $. J. T. Mtalwiwkr,
W J. How. 14. B M...taad, J. 111.01. add. T. DIM
G. Byug, N. Ms t.. J. %. Copley.
SLATE REGISTET BILL.
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.., .... • ... WM. MIMS 4. • U. . a/ • 8. age
Mr. GOULBURN, in a (;owasittee of the whole
Bosse, r..te to 'tote the object of the Bill which be
proposal to lotrodoce, to bo the peerention of illicit
Sl•te trading by memos of a Register of tbe Slaves
in the West Indies. One grew argument stied I.
torpor of the CIWO/11111 was, the event to which II
heft mimic, le Sem bed bete. cs:ried. The

poet sewrei to show rho. extorts of 111 k,. 5..41s
ems, the m.floi./r t.f ~area heeled at use periad to
some of the isk al, above the see bet at a former
mind. The difference, be was of opiatof., bed
admit fine the superior accuracy of the leimr eno•
Iteration. A similar inclease of numbest, beyood
any actual incr.'', of population, was vritae,e ! le in
our man maws. It had been stated, that 7301 Mattes
bail been improved into Trlarlarl in the c..ur-e • t •wie
years. If so many slimes had really been imp quid,
It was impoasible bet 'one raptures shout l Kit. Men
made. Ile was confirmed its bin opini, it on tile
point by the Mite of others of oar colonies. T‘ere
use the gisatest difficulty of introducing !:!aves into
Jiarbadoes. so it mos the great naval strum fot
the Wear Indies; the island vs ts besides so folly
,'applied, that there woe no Inducement fur introduc-
ing shares; yet, It was said to Isere bed 9,336 more
slates at one period than it bad bad two years before.
The intros's, Mere *es smelt greater than in Trinidad.
'Tbs 'sorbet, ton, of Africae linens io the kia, ti of
Barbadoes, at the last. r period, mut ; , at,
Ifs real increase of: 9,336 bad taken pl,ce, slsed
born in the island most bale been imported. Steil,
be considered *it of importance to the character of
the West ladies, sod, to not owe character. th••
diem should be • registration olds* slavea..—plearl
—The plan to be proposed use, that 'her• stwold be
an off c• in this murk), in which duplicates shoat, be
lodged of the number of slaves in each colony ; that
se Individual Assad beappointed fur its soperinernd-
eine; and that power of reference to Abe duplicate,
in ibis 'See should bertisma to all pestles. The only
alterstiois be was to introduce were, that on the re.
Iseult ofslaves from one colony to another, mit&
cites should be given to that effect, and thus mean.
lions shoold be adopted to p ,sat abases of
the permkainn given by the Art 46 of the K•ow to
Cares to accompany their masters from one Colony
ti another. His Bill would tee mare myricted t .as
the flit of hi. lion. Friend, but she seem els, that
the Colonial Legislatures had modes' ..nnecenary to
pose a mere Weeded law. Ile ronrlnderl by moron
that the Chairs.. ark leers to bring so tb. Bill.

Mr. WILBERFORCE raid, that registration woo
necessary to afford aaaaaa tire that there was no Illicit
trade carried on. Hr trusted that the French woeld
follow our ezampte. Ws were looking forward
with earnest and onshore espectation to the time wt es
on
nation en the face of the earth would afford prom
faction or meow to the trade in homes
beings. But far short of this were we at promet.-,--
Not less than 50,000 sleets were stated to bee Woo
imported to the Havatinah in the course eilbel.4l I INS
years. The Bill which he had introduced wade thy
sloes illegally impaired free, because be was con.
littered as involuo or 'y a slave. 'I he lion. Gent.
was mistaken if be supposed that On Westing had
boos us give them ecsainal freedom without ploe.d.ng
for their fe'ore protections. Bat whotetor delay.
might be into' posed in eivorg them freedom, be hopel
those emancipated would be really skin tire
Us trusted loit every island most .1 l er hose a reel.
ter. or not to...ilowed to carry any Ogee iron it.
Mr. It, GOIIDOId could not suffer the opports.
oily to pa 4, wlitmst es; teasing his ditipprobatios of
that pert of it which was to ssoction "the establish.
silent of an Oilier of Restoration in this country.—
It was not necessary that soy new off, e should be
estsbliahrJ: The HnOW had heard of the ogee of
Third geiretatyof *St•te, the mow. of which woe
not less tin/9,0001. a year; and yet ol'h this volt
charge upon the cointry, it was now mati.tainerl
alentloo citali not be given by this Pike to what he
cooceieed migitt 1011 emoted by one clerk.
He had soon a relish sketch of what this Bill 'wended,
to do, and f•our that it seemed that the• e was*. raga.
Isr establishment of fees upon each itiftisiry, end that
the empties, after paying the new /Ate s, via re
be carried to the credit of thi. Civil List N..w,
after what bad recently transpired in 'he Mese—
after the determination of Ministers to impose new
tales, he thought that it•wss too much to establish a
new and 'expensive office, with fresh patronage to the
Crown.

Mr. MARRYAT agreed with the Hen. Wattle,
who last oddremed the Howse that there was nun s-
assily for the introduction of large and elpensive
establisimmat in this ossuary its produce those good
•f.. ts. That it was intruded to be in expensive one
would be seen frees the clause which pron.'', that
the principal placer in it could sot have a seat in the
Hone. The very istrodeetion of the rises* showed,
that the person to be choans must be highly respect-
able. As to the trouble which the estahirshn.ont of
the registry might give in this reentry, he conceived
that it mod not be so greet as to rooters a separate
salsbliihartiat. Coe extra cloth creel& he imagined,
be sufficient, even with a few hours' attendance, to
do all the tininess which would be regained.
Lord MILTON thot.ght the proposed Regioee
most desirable, as aiding in the object of vindicsiieg
our motives, td showing 'hut while we coiled on
ether notions to abolish the 'lave Trade, we were
determined to elect that abolition en eel own pert.
After a few words from Mr. A. C. GRANT (us
Mr. GOULBURN replied. When the Bill
should Come re be emotiond in detail, he would be
weltered f• show the oecessity of a separate ens.
blishmeet.

I'Le motion Was then speed to: error wild, doe
floe.. hating remialed, Mr. BROGUES mode rho
Iteport, and meted for, and.obtained lease to befog
in a Bill.

ASSESSED TAXES.
Mr, BROUGHAM wished .• pot s question to
I. Ries Heo. Genitorson (the CI aerettur of the
Eaci•gwr). sospftsimig .b,* tbe unde►stood a
se.i.. of Surveyors of Trier. ..1 legend sok"' for
iketrirrystosta ceishiersbie time before !hey twwils•