The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-22 00:00:00

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•i• 1 11. e pope r stir! riliirl tweiMP rliiiiiiful, gold it poid I ',wed to th„ Hank. Uote,a this repayment took ...ell take upon himself to say. wmdel ismer epos throe art-
slisorrear. It had lreen meted, that copper had been I Irhee, the t ountry „veld Ana tow as far as ever tiist.er ttitare ear ripener ; bat would redound to theft own
cnioed el • r.itbn,ege of O 2 per mint.; het the fsel from the mom lion of Cash Payment. It ass on -.sm.
St 0
sea., there bail been no seigooorage as all. INF/once thii account this'll he preferred a eadoialusode of ee• eit'ilt;.‘evediteTeriflormiuml44;alpteel."oll lit:" ""ec'res. at
were only a legal tender in the ainnunt of Got. and mice turning In a wholesome state, then which nothing ea. Prwilro." a" I" " "rlred bp:jury. undisnalte-leee (0
to iheani n u tot 0' Is. All t' e knew. to (snail uri o ere over. else remained to them. It was Dot the valise of coin, itelleslWskee. el"
• etZsi ;LI h:r '...ritibe Theaii II acisuthieote..bh.adb""ep
• helmet, with copper ; het mill it did not occasion the hint of metal, that regulated nor currency •; it was loud warts enrols mil Mere von oo necessity for tusking elt"IS
di,atopoutanre of gold. The Noble birdlime proceeded bullion, end not coin, as expleined in that Bullion "7 II"es i'l". 41"ei."1"1".
lo stale she diflrtrnt Itmolutionswhich he bad laid too Repot t which formed a standard to es. and never witthre la;csl-MoolN.Erfterospegooired wririehd stelsillose.tr: jeselerVer.nrefitimial
she laltla a' It It Erginning of the denier/ ; the kilt of could he admired trio mech. Gold bullion was the •irti;eirrire",l
il:a..l'vu%At'tshy.i..slPrElizareti, 4,,;• '7, ,irClitileh:i.liklepceurst:brarsi"irr.ll•
which stated, that in 1817 the Bunk had the means Tree, legal, and ancient standard of this realm, by rep; - I
of MUrning f.a.h Pay melllS. Another 'went loam- which every thing they'd be regulated; our was tle-nowsier. awl rarlisle. 'et
London.
. Mr. D. (4 I.HE
pute to the Mint regulations the rause of die disap- this any new principle, that the flank should It T considered this 'evert of Ihe matt destrac-
rat ante of the cold, awl that these regelations pay its note. in specie. 'The plan hod nothing new. rise
114.171:c A‘I•7;.PuON .ain sphnistrilrirtmtZ• Bill.
should be altered. lit she formation of the Mint re- This plan was recommended by the individual wit Mr. MATSU, HIT optio.ed shet
ltill.
gulatiuns of thi• country, those of other registries name stood highest in political economy, by the thtiklure;ellutt.NeNtil,;.T.ALaiticrin/ s.huth.shiirei "'VI i•ffnli!"
bad nit been sufficiently wended to. and a profit molt scientific and most practical men ; and he 1I _ _ ,rua_. cur .0%. drurarlaibm Isysthe'ire irnrferlen'tiO7hrs it)mlolte'r'Ser....nusi.n.
of from 7 to 9 per cent. was side by the imports.' eel that their Lordships would not be warped from $ Mr. /STUART Woit-ti.s. it, mid orrerial other Members.
lion of silver from Fiance. lle concluded by moving, their judgment by ignorant men. Its great mom• orre"rtizit.wriesors r7abtleh a. Mr.
It" lalatronlisut"lrred tu"4l.lcsiseseisim‘iritest
that after the word 4* 'Piet." hit own liesoletions mendition was that of adopting • principle of me- " rite..l neal• . '
slodald be substituted in the rasa of these ositgioally 'attic value, which the nation lost sight of fur 00 twlliterblitii.p.p.orivrik..ll.Pnroomr.altdar.r..d
IM.,ildritlirclonidi
.flidilrliewd
to;
1110md. )curs ; and he recommended • progress in the tight he read o third aim- ooTertibtr or‘t.
Lord KING said, it woeld he absurd to fig the way. lie begged, is what be said, ant to be under. The Mame then writ taloa Committee •• the Boakropt Art
time for the reinutplinn of Cash Payment., as the stood es it/letting on the Batik Directors as men ; atead,',,°,,i,B.'ll,', , ,
Dank never made proper preparations for that per- bet he could not consent to 'oiliest them with eve. ,h.,"1.11-C. I ''' "I"r"."..""i'hi"r Ike ""i.ki" wish
pose, and had never brought the price of gold to the: eating the present plan, to which he gave his entire, moi. sh..l"easesVocinlne'ssirosiss-"""P"s".°05 "u""d"inil.
womb severe posisoimenn hiss' bees
Mint price. Ti,* Bank bad contracted their issues,' cordial. and gratifying approhatlon. et au .1.4,5.
..Art:s ',now otnervations from Me AtiontenGraeril, Mr.
to prevent silver being melted down ; aed it would I The Marquis of LANSl)ol:itNbv7ftdheaoh.iig.hootritio. 5w,i....,a5Nit....r.d.1n,c.A.a1,r.r,..,:;.:.trz.aa%7. inae:sa.pad
have been fortunate for the country, had they done I bate to the Committees. and
so before. He should support the original Resole- forth authorised so the public, as the only safe and aft• it alartio.i,a nil; octet through 'olio. Ci.ilitiirt.re. ono; oar
OOPS. i rqoirir.l The Itep..rt cut • sdr.rd so i,e slams Moo feriae,
most practicable plan. Ailterting to the opinions of „,..i.h.,,,,,„„, an w00.,4., se,,; as em 11, newt of She
The Earl of LAUDERDALE eaptained. his Nobble Friend (Liodeidale), he differed from him lhousouet Iterstsioso MIT - "
lost d6IiEN V I 1.1. E felt pleasure in swing the •as to the adoption of a ditiohle standard, an that silver The Ameririiii Convention Bill was read a third
satisfacttoti which the speech of the Noble Loud had might go out or might come it., sailboat at all stf rt. time and p0r.....1
affoided to bite. The no which lied this night _ing the itechances, since a tender of 40.. in silver 1 Mr. I). GILBERT. in moving that the Howie
been proposed was one. • hick met with his approba. could never limit the eachanzos. Ilis Noble Fsimitl ahnalal an into a Committee on the Lord Justice.
lien, for it contiibeted to the removal of the evils, twas, always, like Mr. Mathews, rri Home tit Preoii. I General of Seoiland'. Rill, said, that the, was one of
Visit hhe had long (headed would arise from the con- tric ports.-1 Laugh )--Silter eat, he crintentimf, I the oles recommended to be eholialsed by the Fi.
Casinoe of tlur restilmints. lie deeply deplored his I a sufficient guard, not being to be obtained in hide ! nano.. C•sniniitee of list year. last year a Bill was
baying had at one point! of his life, coontenanced transactions. Such pat Ihe opinion of Mr. A. Ili- :to he btought its to continue the emolements of the
the commencement of the restriction. in it. he had ring, throoth his Noble Friend wet content to reeve'. office for life on the Noble Doke (Nloutrose) who
long vomiril the fretful source of incalculable snit- mend mere vegetations at the Mint. Upon these holds it. The present Bill was nearly the same as
chief, end when he foetid a means of preventing such emends, therefore, be must dissont from his Noble ' that of la.t year.
mischief lad been disc 01, it was impossible to Friend's opinions. PRI M ROSE said, that the objection he bad to
He disliked more thee auy thing 1 Mr.
Conlin,* a silent sperm°, on the solemn ogessioso.— I that arrangement, which deprived the Crown of its this Bill ass, the salary of the silk., after the death
Although he sincerely coincided its the principle, and impress on the coin, and trausferred it to a comps's,. of the d fto the Lord
of the Civil Noble
Co Duke,
4cotla
in *B9 to
nd invit he attached to the head
in the hopes •hich were enterteined of the itiosaere, of merchants at the Bank— I urt e o
there was one teener mated by the Noble Earl, It.tri- Eh goo Co it. ne retaii.. i Justice Cook. Om head of the Criminal Coact.
in 'shish he could not coincide. The Noble Firl It was opoo these grounds that he supported the pre- i Mr. W. DOUGLAS objected to the Bill, as throw- I
bad said, that the present m would compensate sent plats, es tending to diminish a bad Paper systems ing a groat additional hurting, on the Lord Presideet i
fur all the evils •which bail been coiled by the which hinted agriculture, encouraged fraudulent spe- 1 is( the cowl of 5...,,,en.
restriction, but thoogh mock benefit might arise, ! culatiott, and was inimicsi to labour. Ti'. Resole. Mr. JP. GRAN I' said, that his Hon. Friend was
it could not compensate fully for the evils.— lions seat to effect a return to Cash Payments, bet ; now i;‘,„a in withdrew the, Hitt,
! its older to bring '
He highly censured the assonosiion of the writer, of ' without 'Went,. • in one simply alinliihing she office.
the docouteottheir Lordships had beard reed, ti
ts- I The Esti of LAUDERDALE now mode some re- ! Mr. I) GILBERT said, ha knew nothing of the
ties to their being appointed to wasp ever the into- I nooks its reply to what had fallen finis his Noble ‘ law of srettaed; and if the Bill could not be amend.
rests of tl.e corametcial part of the English nation.— Friend (Listmlown) in reference to him. i
rd, he would .11,11.1rew it.
it was contrary to the Constitation. Why was the The counter Resolutions were afterwards pet. tie. I Si, C. MONCK .aid, the house had to tali'. are
dot, of p„liament to be th,,,, "awed E Wok re- 5. pulsed without a division, and the otigival Resole- I that the moment the ;„„e„b„,, is st,„m„„gfee,y
spent to any future delays, what security was given I lie' s et
n e * tarsier! nem Con. ,to he abolished died, that their salaries should revert
that .: preparstion would be made for pavinest at the Adjourned, at Llalf.past Two o'clock, to Mon- :to the Politic.
conclesion of that hefty ? It their loodships looked' day. 1 Mr. D. GILBY.II I' then withdrew the Bill, and
at the resoled of the Batik on preceding occaeions, 1 ------- -- - - - !lave notice that on the 21 of June be would move for
there was no especiation to be entertained of a greeter 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS. i lease to bring in @whet Bill on the same office.
protiebibty of the Binh's travelog Cash Payments 1 Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Se- I The Howlers, Murder Bill was cnmatited, and Of.
et she end of 'helms/ two Years. then ii the term a" . detail for behind, presented an Account of the' decd to be riposted on It
inttrist•
sts.cifte.l by the Act of Parliament. He stirlboted ' Number of the Causes decided in the Assistant Bar-1 The Marquis Cad Grant Bill rot read a se.
the continweece of the Bank Restriction now to the ; listed' Coort,in Ireland.—Ottlereil to be laid ow the • eons' time, and ordered to be committed on Monday
lest'oetteisteediall of their own sitstatiou at the last 1 foible; as also an Account, presented by the same:I treat.
tesumprion. Ile hoped they would proceed to re- Gentlemen, of the Number of Escise Promcstions Mr. BANK ES dee to move an espression of up-
side Cash Payments by the Beek regulating their fur the last year in Ireland. ! probation of the floosie to the Marquis Camden. for
oats issues. They bed seen the result, that the Batik Mr. SHAW presented' Peiilion from the Blithers, ; the generous sacra •hr bad made to the service of
Meyers were wet impaired to acknowledge that the' merchants, and Traders in Dublin, pre) ing, *tat a • tho Public. The Marquis of llockii.ghein, during
intuition of their issue was the only way to con- 1 Bridge may be built user the Meuai Strait.—lAid on the mar, conceded with the flock
Camden
trout the price of eschanges, and bins, down the price 1 the table. . tog on p.m of their funds to the Public, and if be had
of gold. Thee, the Bank Directors were thetas! per- I
, The Deblin Royal Eschange Gill was read a third . lived *veld, no doubt, have joined him in this step ;
s..iis to whom they ought to entreat the tsecstioa of i time and pilaw. i but is present there was no such dimple ea that
their instructions. If they wet. ender one hoer's re- I
, Mr. J. WALKER presented a Petition from I shown by the Moguls Camden. ACcordids to the
Clithily to centime, the resiticeion, let them have their I
Great Gledhill, is Eases, against any alteration ; "selt°"°"°"'" life, what the leiter Nobiemen had
limit• now, so as to sesame payments at last. i
- in the Laws respecting Cuoveyaocers.—Laid ea the given op to the Public could not be less than 100,0001.
Nothing could be more erroneous that, ru reckon ow t tame. I Ile theiefore, deserved some particular notice of sn
, i
the present tedectien. If the licinh•nclte was knit 1 General GASCOYNE presented a Petition from , table used dnterested an &sample. Without au Act
at the present price, it Blase would tend to restore Liverpool against the Bill for Leming Ale-bosses._ !of Parliament this money mild ant be received, when
Gush Paymesits. It appeared that but little reliance! Laid on she table. '
clue tim fileiquic Camden offered it privately to the Es-
I
Ku-
could be placed in the opinions and calcelatious of 1
~ Mr. IL CLIVE presented an Account of the quer. Ile then moved that the House scknow.
their Reports. 'flue collection or non-collectioo 01 I
Number of Persons tried at the General and Quer- • telitted "mid highly approved the public spirit mid dis-
revenue, the amount of loses, varied and destroyed I ter Sessions of the Price for Englasad sad Wales for : iiitentet conduct of the Mations Camden, and that
all the reasoning built cm them. He was coorinced ' 6 toe last yeer.—lnid out the table. 'be teasedos entitled to the gratitude of the country.
I M CA LcitAFr felt most wrongly the conduct
that the amount of cerreocy to carry on the goat. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved that the confident. , c.
amerce of the country did not depend en its revenge. lion of the Camelfrod I:lection be rompo„,,i from lof this mon& mit and patriotic Nohleinso.
—The Papers produced this oight confirmed the' .ruesday nest till Thursday sr'imight, on the ground 1 Mr. V. BLAKE supported the motion, and sag-
that an Address should be moved to the
' Pitlient that the rapidity of circulation was every 1 that the Solicitor of one of the patsies coold 1101 find i Psi",
thing in matters of money. Increased rapidity of one of the witnesses, to serve the Speaker's order Prince Regent, that he would be pleased to graot
rirceletion weld double the moment of the circuital. I open him to attend that House. He offered to ye- some sir" mask 4 reelsac an the Noble Marquis.
lug mediae, without augmenting it otherwLe. This I iir _
I y this by misdoing the Solicitor fur the Petition- Mr. WILBERFORCE, at the same time that be
was not what be thought, but the deduction of facts. : ers; hot after some cotivedation. the Ballot oil the agreed in the just praises bestowed on the Marquis
Tile Bank-note must be brought to the stairtlard ; Camelfoid Election was filed for Thursday week. Camden, mild not consider the coarse jest suggested
Tor gold, or else they would have no filed value of I •Pfie Alsrtiage Act Amendmeat Bill ass reed a as applicable to the occasion. Many of our Noble..
property in the country. Ile believed that the re.. tbild time and prised. men, his infetiors in rank, were much more affluent
(alloo would be very small. The price of gold had • Sir J. NE‘‘ PORT postponed the consideration of titan the Noble Marquis. That Noblemen would vet
dive his reward in the simple and calm contempt*.
fallen from 41. 31. to 41. 0.1. since these discussions the frith Cleats of the Peace oil Monday.
hod begun. Bet though lie bad doubts as to re- Lord EBRINGTON postponed the Committee it"" of his own breast.
Lord CASTLEREAGH was confident the Crowe
ducting*, be had cone as to presser*. Wbe° they en the Seamans' Wages Recovery Bill till Theaday
and the Country would never forget to this family
were in the soeudest stale of the currency, when • nest.
the Bank would sever beer, and the Legislated I
Lard CM.TI.E.Rr Mill ,sine to move for lenge to hriad ist a the sacrifire which Ike heed of it bid jest made.—
would never have erected such a masers as the owl s„ renabor the Ciimitstate lisrolitioos in P.ngtisil for the Ile, therefore, hoped that nothing would be thrown
Restriction Act, the variation in lA* cadency was I lotueloolviblynor,_. TM. Hill
ihiatroubeessi....drts eidirsia..rilei Into the debate that might gauss a difference of opi-
still left. Tito distress and pressure had only made i Vr,",„'"o7, ta„„,...patee'posrent, ni. „„wm,,,.:y ow 14,„,. kik,,,X,7,, Mon.
an alteretioa of three per dot. in the eerrency. Ile • ioricalithuho took se active a part to Ilsts weasare tail year.— Mr. V. BLAKE WOO emit satisfied with the demos
was clearly of opinion, that Cush Payments might I 11;.1"1:"""ilbst,"sha'..itaith"a'r'41414°. dirbr,
at iti...be
.(1:::".rhell 'its . he had braid against his suggestion.
leave been deemed by the cod of the present year. 1 mesetser's health was nu restos:id, sad thereto!w he plops* d The motion was then agreed to nem. eon.
Bet from whatever cause arising, a daintily did
so
6'7
st°•fia°lllb; seensd
Am reftesitilf; Knble Lord for his modes, On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the
&hist, and whoa be heard esfroanded alarms from ig. rillii:l4looA3treutletit of 5.114 ill.heritspi. He therefore sec... Ara Me EXCHEQUER, the Speaker wet ditecied to coot-
noised of the present plan, be was net indifferent to motion. US it was iotrarted to rattled the power of the (Cos" Inimicale this vote to the Maoris's. Camden.
the effects to be feared, and it %mild not he judo. • 'l7 Ibltalb;;l7l.3trLetiaajil assr►amwon sr InyhTt.i.erwe 'inn! M. On the motion of she CHANCELLOR of the
to either the plea itself Cr the ceentry te hurry it teed.-s' to extend the powers of the Lunimisooars• to Claatts.es EXCII EgU En she lieu" *Vaud Ingo into • Com'
through. To the iepayment of the advances by uhf' where Mere were ri-isoor d . Imoire on the Customs Consolidatiots oe Thursday
amweitlest *silo
Bank, be bed not only es reluctance, but he was 1
.il.ocru.it„Cx tet.T.L., Fall.,...kuta..ll.blii.ilit.he.ter;u.....l rums.
astonished et One ealtegentios that still prevailed on i Hr. NI. A. TAYLto: n.nt ovis N-liert “ p1..1n qur-tiork aim
this bead. Bet he thought it high time, that the mu- Si"l here 0.• Noel, Loge %semi ism friar I. onseer as.
Bonk I hi. 4.w.,,,..„.
Mr. IWO I.4.iliAM hoped hi. lion. trtes.d borsht not pans
teal cnectssions and eccommodatioes of the
end Goreeneteet should be put •• mid to. The Loire is, thee given to briny Id the Rib.
of
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1
country was in the situation of a debtor, whose 1.11. 1,..0.„1., kr t •mne4 'be second ""lineti the Peet4ea•
!mods were tied, and who was no looter at liberty • . 1,,,. 6, RTER ~p1,,,i is, t,„.,.,,e it ~,,,,,,,,,j
-t cia....,
to make a bargain far Ihrirself wish the Blank.—!f ! ohliver Otte hitigioristri.
hioreek:lseitt:. ten-nn
ih,alor the r. foist of
their IsOftlShipe meant to tested order lathe country, ! ii,;27::: so :::::rri: t;Ti • ',eh.... a —l. ijiZleson, see ,T. 61.31.1 e:ot:
economy in ampenditsie, sod confidence so Go- two 0•
od, tn
l. r. a our' rig tia..t . dr. o'citaro::itha...v..
this
sernment, they must dissolve the connection of the loini.els rt-lhjille‘lho.n.ri.l«.l.:nit4elrbiliel 'rue' iirskimr oh ii;e 114.4
Blink eitli_tbe °wisteria. All other Banks bad lIIc tor. DA 1.1..:1i toot r molten that this Ida: co.t a ,fur ce the
thliett through the same error, which was hostile to
""decit,..f she
Zolli cowi"lntot nitre illibil Mtihi.'h 1 hos I.
their vital mete. Still be recommended the prompt ~
itothlioor.bi ii siitild be ...mut :4 •.!‘ll suit 104414 11.) .upys.ur Ili 0 OK,
a "1"1 meat of the Batik atinntlit le a Utst eteP tes did tiny tirieg for oho ti tor, robld be solo itti..g istai.yr...".
independence; for they wets at this witonetit thus rumeem..r. ;pile
n0_00!..rti.1*..c.i.:•!.....h,e...... . le tori,.
ct.t.rs stets :i5.... ,
"'" from licquising, the tea,,slaPtia" of Curb like lib: gisiwr riots il-'• 2".ui....jiiiiiis' 15f.... Ile soripiors: thrijN; a
Ill) carols, CU 'MVO VI slit l..411111111C13: still wit!att's tiA to I.i.iic timuliy 540 then ti.t..lJ, ~ it h ,h, ter

seat.
Mr. CA LCRA FT mooed for • ropy of the rem.
retortion made by the Book Directors to the Cheucel-
tor of the Earherpter.
Toe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEV ER
sold, he had an ohjoetion to the prodertion of the
piper ; for though it was not a public document, yet
it ail nut communicated oith any pledge of

deoro.
*Fhe tension begins been eiroetl to, the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought up the
paper, *bids Via/ otileird to lir MI tho table.
On the motion of hlr. W. W) NN there wee or-
dered to he laid Worts the Hon.. Accounts of Book
SiUlk and its V 41130, end of Digitlends paid by the
1141,‘ t•isicie 1797; awl of the 114111,4'm0, sod of
Book Pose-1011% tossed ainrelhe lest lief Ulm.
Mt. J F. CA111'111;1.1, mortd a s!si"; I f