The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-27 00:00:00

9h 11. PARNELL replied ; end the Bill leas read
le wood dote, and ordered to be committed.
PRIVILEGL. _ _

The SPEAKER said, gerieent of the Curds
was in attendance, though the soldier was not yet et.
mutated het Wig reported to he on his way.
Mr. W YNN nished to know, when the soldier
we, likely so unity ?
Ti?. SPEAKER slid. they were both on duty at
('het.....; and oo long lime could elapse, ha sup•
posed. b. fore his •rrivel.
Lord ALTRORP mewed, that the Sequel be
called in.
Jobe Hemline was then celled to the bar. •
. The SPEAKER mommioerl hies.—fie Is a Ser.
jeent of the Ist tioerds. lie came to the !loose
on naturday In *retch for W. Suntan, by order of
sae leijirent.Major. Ile found bins in the Lobby.
. end asked his authopy for staying here; he
said he had been examined. Ile look him op
stairs. tad a Gentleman said he had done es.
.kmining him, end Ink might take bin sway.—
; fie then took him to kb quarters, when he ran sway
Toss him i‘ het he took him Ina quarter of an hoer,
end carried him to tbe Till-ford. Ile was then sent

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. to the Barracks. Serjeeet-Major Sutton ordered
• aliens to Ig‘e Stiaton into custody for absenting i
. Monett front e Defaulters' Drill.
) ' s itkulliaild by Lord ALTHORP.—Stinten bad
• . h ) Wert tried flees for that, fp/ ihrobedleoce of orders,
--;„ •.• seealeg iway,tind mekiiiiistiey with a pieceef cloth
Se property of witness. The Serjeast-Major did
• detirearithess to go for Stioten to the noose of
‘
* meat, bet to take him where be could fled hies.
Ile did not know whether the cloth was taken before
or after hit euudeation at the Hasse of Commons.--
r 'Witness did set know that it was impioper to arrest
die teas in the lobby of the noose of Costumes; he
:Indy obeyed his er,e. Motet' gave his meson for.
'being absent from the Defaultees' Drill, becasaa.he
• was obliged to Weed the Bosse. lie was out pm-
. wished, then* tried. Stinton did not report to any
• Nun-cointaiesioned officer that witness knew of, that
ate was obliged to attend the Hesse.
. "Ile witness was then ordered to withdraw.
• • I.ord ALTUORP said, It appeared that the
• .'soldier lied been tried, after usentinoiog that he bed
- "seen olfilgeil to attend the house. That was a Breach
• 'Sir Pejilltge, and he moved for a copy of the Minutes
!rffilre-Cotert-lifartisl on Stinton.
lercioant-1111rier Sefton wee celled in, and essmitted
'bthe S PEAK ER.—lle corroborated the testimony Pr
the fast Witness, as to the ..king Silence into comedy.
411 e was tort its coofinunent till. ileuday. when he
was taken before the Adjutant, bet refused teenier*/
'easy question unless be was broeght toe Ceert.Mar-
liai: He was then taken before the Cinamendiog
to Aliser,_bet answered his guidons is the same MO.
her as he had answered the Adjutant. He was old.
ornately brought before s Coort-filartial, arid felted
t
puAl df being absent free drill ; bet he was sot
eoisbra, as he stated that his statue wAs occasion.
od by his having berm rinnueed to .trend so Eke.
1
ianetring Committee of the House of Comatose.—
Iv lola the witness, be had been ~mooned to et.
earl a Committee, but he did not ay e Committee
f the noose of Cosssons. Witness sew a v
he soldier's heap,,gkith lie idtereerda e
litasthe esultrOPO. If that asesio•oe hod beep n
• o any Clear, is 4reold bees bees excised lased.
tint drill.
4 The witness thee will:drew.
Lord ALTIIOItP wu reedy to acknowledge
that ['obtain* attached to the ten Fwrjeuits, yet, for
she sake of regularity, and for their privilege, they
eight to bore the minutes ad the Ceert-.Martini,
which he accordingly moved for.
„. Mr. NECICET did soiconsider the minutes of the
ceert.Martlal as necessary, since it now appeared
that the Curt-Martial hod so centsection with the
present eircemateece.
, filitrrrEltidßY thought the minutes should be
;valued, as they weak! speak for themselves with
die greatest eccereey.
Mr. GOHLIIHRN was inclined is think the mi.
,use, she'ld be prodead es the (Poly official dew.
newt.
. Mr. W. WYNN 'minted the proprlety of hating
Col. Tele eebsee's testimony as to the grounds so
sybigli fie ordesed Mateo into confinement.
iCol. TOWNSHEND stated, that he was infers-
ela„,_, had broke
swinge
iiierialee behaved ill, end for that reason he had or-
dered him into cominemeet, mode* be punished in the
weal war.
Mr. BECK El' had se wish to withhold the Mi-
llets's, if any groom& were mode eat fey their pro.
1d.C.1110.

Cut. WOOD the•ght thls was an irregular way of
glide/sat the Minutes. The liaise was told that the
mew uncommitted for breaking away from the Fier.
jijaat ; if tbeabseatlng himself from drill was lime.
deced into the engeiry before the Coart-:Martial the
follow , as that get him eat of the scrape.
lie
thnegbt t one wend du wall to pteceed
farther.
After a few words irate ford PAL%I /ASTON,
the Gallery wes.cliered for a disisien. but none look
place, the motion being negatived without a division.

ARMY ESTI M ATFS.

The Home then meat into a Committer
The coin of SUM to 32 yeti-4 for the Military Myles,. and
via. for the Military College.—Titc R:putt was ordered to lir
resolved an Monday.
The Ilaniace Att Amendeneot Bill wits read a woad time ,
with an wederstaallop. the di:cassia's upon it should take blielle
on a fusser war of the Bill.
no Dili thew watt tbrougte • Csioratiitee pra firsts. and wait
reported, sad the *error( oniered to betakes loin further corer-
detrolo• this day re'aaieht.
The Report of itte Qvorter !Waite Division Bill was received,
and the Bill re•evimiwitied.
Sir C. MONK objected to the haste and want of consideration
with olio this important meow,: was prised throe. the
flower.
Ur. DICK11460!I &graded the Bill, and coolieerbed that
foil eatteetarrainso had bees siren to the maiwore, bath in and
oaf of the Dow.
Ur. liAßVlcif also sapported the Bill, whirls weal through
tle.Cowwiwee. nod the Report was mitered ao be received so
3lowdae.
The Meshes' Qoaltileatien was twormitted for Monday.
'Dm Prise Mosey Dienhal•liiiis Sill aas read • second time,
sod eommitted fur linadey.
The rentach Sowing Bake sad the !schemers' Allowance
Bilk mete eftwrifilleal foe rsdwy.
Ur. U. tff I LLI A NIS wooed for leave to h-itue in • RIB to
I/Owe the Qmillitaties Oak .4 Freeholders, aa mewled by
the 1151hof the Klag!— Leave woe gi vett
The Carlisle Um Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a
third time
rieTpriiwny Divorce Bill ass read a left time, and enkted
re et MIA a Maid WPC.