The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-23 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Forma, frays the Ear! India Dort Cs posy, present-
ed so actome of the Aortal ltereipts and Repeadltore of the
C.lspaos.
Mr. H. SUMNER presented Pentime fro. Beratessinv,
proyitre for a repeal of the lewnweal Debtors' Act, mad far lb.
•f the Cool Donn.
A Petition was sleoptiesied host ineeder, paisley/ a re.
peal of the !wisest Dawn' Ad ; and me frees Mairwooth,
praylag that um libertines saigM take place la the Cm%
One was also prateated few liosswa, gaitelog for a rpsliflre-
tires la the lawinat Debton' Ads pavanes to their sew val.—
A Petition wan also Istestswed from MIMIC prayisg a repeal of
the Window Tau.
Mr. W A ITHIIAN said he beta Ia hie head a Prangs few
R. Camille. cansplaialog niatioes arrest nod inanimate's..
Ile wished to state thatlie !sew whim of the Petitioner I the
Pennon had, hum*. hens put Me by Mad to pre.mt, mod
therefore be saw weed not It Owing he brought op. The Pe-
nne, was brottOt op sad read, and componsard of the hard-
ship the Pelagian had NOSISIPS. IS $e arrested ander a
Warraat of Chief Justice Abbot. sad praying for a repeal of
the law whichlam ills power to the Chief Jostict.--Ordered
1 50 lie an the laMe
Mr. MAC'S iesseated a Peebles frees the Agticalterists of
She CooMY d listroill, praying for the lampontion of a mega.-
leg dotty ea She lawactansa of Corr nt al stating the 'piston of
the Petitioners, that the produce of wet sirs will, it proper
meautagesamt war ghee to agnielhere,wwitt be manna for
oar owe enswassies.
Mr. BATHURST peenealed the Report of the Coassolitee
appointed to esquire haw peopreety of ettiorglng the time
allowed be Art of Parliament hi Penthouses apart retsina of
Members for Imbed, la pat indent I and upon
this Report the Order OW Day fur oak Carl Pennell
Mao eawitierstias seismensw war diseherged, and the nee far
Ow Petitioner easiest the wars for Drogheda, pi** le hu
ft Sawn, a ealarged.
7Si ss
essage train the Lords informed the Mesese, their Lust.
ships had screed so the Trimly Mtl lions karebesper Silk' Sill,
awe the MAW Hers-1 ight Bill.
The men of the otetimlesson as Friday's ballot were ea the
swim of the CHANCELLOR of the BICH SQUER, call-
ed moor, aid We ordeal Meraben entered to awed as hoary
MOW.

On the Order eras Day ter the Chimuey-sweepers'
Regelation Bill Whig read a third time,
Sir J. YORKE said, it had long been a metier of
doubt which was the greater evil, a assokingeltimewy
or a scolding wife. As the Hew was this evewiug
very fell, perhaps Parliessect would decide the gees.
tioo.—( lank )—Wttli respect to the Bill is lees-
lion, he would set give up his claim to the character
for humanity, eves to his lion. Friend over the way.
Be would be as ready as any man le interfere to pm-
Tent little children being treated with meshy, bubo
thought laws might be enacted, which would Osage
that effect, without passing this Bill, which would go
to overturn at ones a trade is which numbers were
'meg* and whisk would not fail to throw numbers
on the parish. The honourable Member submitted,
that if any machisie equal to Its object could be le-
velled, it would lad its level with the housekeepers
is this country. The machines yet invented, he did
set ceeeider as equal to their object ; on the cos-
tnry, they were likely to destroy the plaister work
Is( the 'lamas's, and so to injure the lees, that la
many lestaneas they might render it summary to
take dews whole stacks of chimneys, to the no lit-
tle iscrweisiesce and espence of the occupiers, and
at a sacrifice of domestic corded., of which Geo-
Omen were not aware. The Iles. Member pro-
ceeded to point out several incenresieoces which
would arise from the adoption of this Bill, and moved
'as Asisesdoreut, that hutted of sew, it should be
teed a third time this day three months.
Mr. OM MANNEY aid, he held a paper is his
hand, which stared 1201. had been subscribed by the
different Fire-011ices, seder pretence of supporting
this Bill, whilst, in fact, they opposed it. It had
'also bees said, that the children employed as climb-
iug.boys were the children of the poor, whilst, lo
fact, they were is most cases the children of the
rich, improperly begotten.--[Lesghter.]—The Hon.
Member oasis declared himself as opposeet to Ike
Bill.

Mr. BENNETT said, he bed wads emisiry, sad
ascertained that the money subscribed by the Fire-
°Aces, was not subscribed to oppose the Bid, bet to
forward Investigatios.
After a few words froushir. OMMANNEYIs es-
planades, the Amendment was negatived, the Bill
read a third time, and sent to the Lords.

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Mr. BROUGHAN wished to know from the No.
hie Lord opposite, whether it was his intention to
propose a prolongatioo of the powers of the COlllOl6.
sloe appointed tom:quire into the abuse of Charitable
Institutions ? He wished for informed's ea this
subject, as the answer of the Noble Lord would do.
tontine him as to the course he should adept.
Lord CASTLEREAGH, is reply, said, he espeet.
ea the Committee would report by the latter sod of
the resist week. After t►at Report was before the
Hoyle, he could with better effect submit a propesi.
do■ roe the subject; at present be could set answer
Om Hon. and Leaned Gentleman's question satisfat-
eerily.
THE PENAL CODE.
Mr. BUXTON submitted to the Noble Lord, t►at
it would be desinble that his motions on the State of
the Prism's, which stood for noonday, should be
postponed till the motion of the Honourable end
Lourood Geetlemae oa the Portal Cods bad been dis-
posed of.
Lord CASTLEREAGH could see so reason for
postponing hio notice, es the discussion weetd le all
probability embrace, not only the State of the Pri-
sons, bat of our Penal Code also, to a certain extent.

WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT, ikr.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved toe Onler of the
Day for the UOOll4l resolving itself into It COlDlMillee