The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

ailietwis If Moils. °mild be savedoiseiosohilit to took
Nit. Ho weepsifettaskid 50,00 W. isiglit 'saved astt-
e* If the bass *mild ge fate' a Eel* tree. He did
set wish WSW* bit Ntaistits.: His :oplikp Ws. the./
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sett krpsfgri ;, wsd there, "raid Ile 50me-
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ikt - . 'bly comical to the Cliaaas§ow's face (Ow
rill " 7.tLiapiktst:l—.lla email, listAirerobtill bre
lit w The go* kkajlemes rase brupeM-d
es & t their coon:lei If t fly vnted againsUlie JPRipovi.-
Now otisiteiciiay. Ile believed he should bola a majo-
rity Is he was on the irestion respeotisit the postilleNit. Thar iisalf,lo.wsspliliged to say, „woe lard
es Lard Salisbury. hot diir sibinens the Swiss 'shame
was breaths-ender dissension. Ministers were ,elarmew.
and they told the Holm it that question wee carried
aFlllartipeak ilir4 mew go out; They. bed stripped
!r440007, lAA bad served them so long, and was
itAltiiiitlll/IP,Perve. Ibis, had driven him to his ini-
illi'nwedi, uPoe the question of economy; but. npo•i
(he 'etihject tif.corelgn cliiilons!key nothiag could be,4one.
The'ltight Hoo'oesrable Metilief eonchided by sUpport-
isg tble motion. . . . .
Mr. WYNN objected to the Committee, first beianse
LISHTC.ITHS so precedent for seek a Coseraittee I aid; BC-
CIIIIIiiiiIIICHUIC it would be iMpeasible to arrive at any
remelt. row the dithcatty of obtstniqg eridence:
M. NTROBUS spoke on the same side.
Mt. LEINWAND briefly replieil.
A vlivielowthea took place *pea the motion;; when.
there appeared—For the wittiest, 147—Against it, 274-
ilajorivjfor ?disinters, M.
. • • 1011114111 CATHOLIC PLEBS.
The Order of dm Day, for the further consideration
of the Report OW the Ibeman Catholic. Peers' Sill was
theta read, and the verbal ameeitlmeats made io the Com-
mittee agreed yr.
The third readiag was then fixed'ior Piriday next.
The other Orders 'were then dispoied of, and the
house adjourned it one o'clock.

LAW 1 L LIGBACH.
COURT OF iiINO'S BENCH, WCIITYINSTCI4 MAY 15..

STANLer O. DODD. •
This :vas an action on. the 53th Glee. 111., e. 131.
s. 6, brought to recover penalties against the defend •
ant,"for supplying the poor of the parish of Bethnal-
green with milk. be being himielf tumor the governors
of the poor, contrary to the provisions of the statute.
tbp trial the Lord Chief Justice thought that the
defeidant was not shown to be a governor within the
isnesoiig of the Act, and the piaiutiff was unsuited.
A ati4 was obtained on a former day to shew cause
'why Ste Consult should not be set aside and a new
trial granted; and this day the rule was made absolute.
716 SING W. SAARI Will FIT.
'he 'defendant was brought up to receive the jndg-
Mutt of the Court. She was very much agitated, and
exellq the sympathy of all present from her disc
and interesting appearance. The Court being of opi-
nion, i6t much evidence was gone into irrevelaot to
the cue, and prejudicial to her, and the prosecutors
being nnwilling to pray the judgment of the Court.
ate was discharged, basing entered into recognizance'
to appear if called epos.
•
Na. PLes,---Yeiiterdely a numerous Meet-
log was held at the 'City of London Tavern. to take
into censideration a Plan for the permanent Relief of
the British Agricultural and Manufasstoriog Labour-
era ;ad the Irish Peasantry.
Mr. Locusaar. M.P. took the Chair, and stated the
purpose of the Meeting.
Mr. Owen said,: his present journey to this part of
the Kingdom was commenced with a view of collecting
iiforsnatton respecting the singlet situation in which
the country hvl been placed niece the termination of
the war. He described the inquiries which lie had
Made, and which conducted him to the conclusion,
that to secure permanent relief's, tbp labouring classes,
it was necessary; let. that they Auld be usefully
trained and educated; 2d, that they should be ren-
dered industrious. and usefully employed; 3d, that
the objects on which their industry should be founded
should be readily exchanged with advantage, and the
demoralising circumstances under which they were sur-
rounded removed, and replaced by others having a
moral tendency. He concluded by moving a set of
propositions to the meeting, expressive of their belief
that the system he proposed would do away with she
poverty and distresses of the labouring classes in Eng-
land sod Ireland.
Sir Ww. Cauesony and several other Gentlemen
spoke in favour of the plan of Mr. Owen.
pie CHAIRMAN declared that he considered Mr.
Owes's plan could do no injury to the true interests of
any, and a great part of Its merit was, that every
thing was effected by safe gradations. It was fur the
public, therefore, to consider whether they would
support the trial of that system on a larger scale,
which had answered on a smaller one.
Mr. Jose., of Colehoue, in Somersetshire, who it
was announced had signified his approbation of the
plan, by subscribing 45,0001. towards the erection cf
an establishment, came forward to testily to the effect
of the system at Lanark.
Mr. MAXWeLI., the Member for Renfrewshire, ales
spoke at great length, and with much eloquence, in
favour of this plan.
The Resolutions were carried, and a Committee
was appointed, consisting of the following Gentle-
Men ;•••
Sir W. C. De CresPigoy, hi . Lockliart. slax-
well. Broiler), Pinettard, Ruwcroft, Rice, Jones, Crook,
Tucker, Cowper. Herdinao, Morgue, Elsisbaruer, Tay-
lor, Jones, Goldsmith Baldivin, Gordon, Bradshaw,
aid Owen.
nuke were voted to the Cuatasfax and to Mr.
614*.
It was stated, that 45,0001. bee been subscribed
to-
wards the erection, of an establishment upon .tlr.
Oxiees plan in Scotland. and that the foundation of
a square about the six, of Lincoln's Inn Fields, will
shortly be laid out.

Gto DL:tTCU.-31r. Ambrose's nada to drive 15 milei
is one boar, at a trot, took place yesterday, over a piece
of •Rif of three miles, oktlai Eppiag road. It was for
afalte of Mk/sovereign, lad was accomplished as fol.
lows:—
WY. alio. tee.
Ist' miles .11 . sth three miles 13 4

three
Id .J. 12 2 •
3,1 dilw . . 11 56 j 39 .110
4tbdity . . 12, 3 j
Too; umpires decided, !sit a ihird,pgma,AfOlip
Eiloh ifis woo by rather moretbin a *second; The 54se
bTtkc into s gellop.is tbi lilt 'mire, and itei •