The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-20 00:00:00

BOROUGH OF CAS, LLFOR D.

Lord MILTON pre.entl a Petition fres Mr.
Pitt, of the Adeiphi, complaining n( an undue return
for the Boreegh of Camelford. The Petitioner had
teen desired by the Esentiners to enter lave his re.
costalunces on a certain day, and wises be attended
with his recognisance, on the day Geed. he bad been
Odd that that be was a day too late. The Petitioner
benohly submitted to the House, that as there was so
mistake on hit part, the thee for Ids entering
hit^ evrotni 44 might be ettle►eed.
The MI:MIER stated to the House, that he Aim.
self had had a later from the Petitioner on the sub-
ject of bis-Verition. When main; enquiry of the
Naansivers, they hail informed Lim, that the usual
day bad been named by the Petitioner, and bad been
sanctioned ty thew. That had been foetid to be a
day too lee; bet the Esaminers told the Petitioner,
that they would esemitie his sureties, and report to
the Howse. Bet the Petitioner had affirmed, that
the day named was in time; and that he did net
waist his moieties to be 'mooned. The course of
proceeding seemed to be to appoint a Committee to
estamine into the alleged facts. That past of the
Petition that related to the Kerma, fell properly
under the ensoisatica of an Electioo Committee.
Lord MILTON thought, the part-of the P#•ition
relative to the recogoissoces, might be referred to a
Committee.

Mr. W YNN doubted, if the Hover Ned power to
retrace its steps, after tha recogoisances bad bees dis-
charged.
Lord CAST LEREAGH was of opioion, that el •
opinion of a Committee might bring the witele ques-
tion before the Hasse.
The SPEAKER. observed, ,bat thifaci in the
Pvtition most be veribirit by the oath of the getitioutr;
bat the evidence albs. Esamiivers was aim necessary,
which could not be taken no moth.

Lord MILTON thought the Petitiooer might be
ordered to Weed to-morrow, or on Friday.
After 601110 farther obserrationa on the part of Mr.
V. Blake, Mr. Wynn. Sir J. Macintosh, and Lord
Castlereagh, the debate was ordered to be adjourned
till to-morrow.
The Madhouse Regulation Bill was read a third
time and palmed.
Mr. IL M A RTI Ji postponed to Tuesday his motion
respecting Ba►on Maclellan.
Mr. L. FOSTER obtained Inn to bring in aßi II
for the better Collectioa of Clutch Rates' in Ireland.

:61r. FREI, laid on the table a copy of the Rose-
legless istoodod to he prommed on Monday, op the
subject of the Report •f the Bank Committee.
Mr. T. COOPER obtained lace to Wino to a
Bill to limit the number of passengers is Mod Coaches
in Ireland.

CONVEY 4 NCEIVI.
On the erotica of Mr. LYTTLETON the Huse
agent into a Committee on the Steep Doty on the I
Conveyerirers' Act. Ili. object he mated to be, to
moved the Act of the 44th of the Klee, ie order to
pretest persona, sot duly *WIWI, from setieg es
Conveyancer.. From the operation of the Hill he
proposed to bring to, be *mad IlliaiwPt all Slawstd.
of Noblemen drawing Inv., Apneas satin wills,
and ell who practised Conveyancing gratoitoesly.—
The Hoo. Gentleman concluded by wooing that
the Chairmen be instructed to move for Iciee to briwg
In a Bill to espbtio sod amend so much of the Act of
the 4-s4k of the King, chap. 93, es Wiled to the cps-
lineation of Conmancers. The House having re-
sumed, leave was given to Wine in the Bill.
On the motion of Mr. S. BOURNE the House
went into a Committee on the Poor Rates Misappli.
lion Rill.
In answer to a question by Mr. lIUME, if soy
clang was intended to be introduced ',Winn. Die.
voters, it was answered by Mr. BOURNE, that so
lion. Alderman (Wood) bad given notice of his in.
tention to introduce a clams relative to iretsons of
she Jewish permission • but that no clause relative to
Dissenters would proceed from him.
The House then reserved, and the Report was or-I
dered t• be recoired an Friday.
Sir J. NEWPORT Droved op the Report of the
Bill for re elating the Obis of Clerk of the Peaty,
>, . ' ,:tif! NAY was about to offer some Or,
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i• this siege el the Bill.
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