The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

IR(R !MILLI.

The CRANCElielli-oCtia-e EXCREQUEft
a►owed for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate DKR.
tattoo In Ireland.—Leave granted.

POOR LAMS.
Mr. STURGES BOURNE brought op a Revolt
no the Peer Law" sad moved that the Report whisk
the Goatskin's appointed to easels. them bad sada
Is 1817, should he re-prlsted.—Ordered.

Ti., Peitiou wu this. brossikt up, sad laid upos
Übe tablo.

TIIK BAN'.

Mr. GRENFE1:1,—;11;;;;m1 that the Boot,
conformably to the Act of the 551 h et the Ki',
shaeld ley epos the table et the Homo. s statesmen
of Mo. ovorago eminent of Bent.notoo sod Book-posi.
belle which had Keen io.ood far the lest thews years
itreeiness t. ash .1 Apsil. 11119 —Ordered.
51r. ItEN FELL them wooed for the pr.doetkos
otf other Armrest ceseweeied with the same
sallecl, which wore likvoio• ordormi.
eI.S.WIL Of THII FELLS.

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Mr. DENMAN said, that as the question between
the Chief Hems sod the Austin-General was now
willed, he whited to know from bis Majesty's Minis.
sera, *briber it had not boon recommended by
Committee of the House, that the office of Clerk of
the Pelloskorki be abolished? Ho had been so is.
rotated by an Hon. Friend of his, who, though not
in ,be Ilona at present, had boL a Member of it
when that recommendation had be.. adopted by the
noose. He wished thoreforo to know whether his
information was correct.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said that the office we, not to be entirely abolished:
41 was only to undergo certain reenlaiinns.
TIOrKRUPTCY RUsINESS.
Mr. WROIItiLEY stated, that thy neetvnity of
some more cornmedioes piece tbanGeildhall in which
to transact Bankreprry Business had been lestg felt,
end Ant Ily acknowledged: the Committee bed,
%owner, been of opinion, that it woeld not be
punk to remove the plots of transacting it eat
of the City; and the site of Riackoelt.itall
bad In costequesee been fixed on es the meet
proper situation for the new building. He should,
therefore, move that an humble Address be pre-
sented to his Royal Highness the Prince R•tontr
praiting Hon in advance • sum not esetesling4o,(XXX.,
fir the purpose of erecting • suitable building fir
transaction e/ business in Bankruptcy, Red assuring
film that the Reese would mike good the said sem.

Aldermen WOOD, as we conceived, secooded the
option. _ _

General WALPOLE said, that he did not know
how in reconcile this proposal, with the premises of
♦retrenchment which had been lately made on the Mi.
nisterial side of the Mese. When they wanted
lases, nobody more eager ler retrenchment then his
'Majesty's Ministers ; when they had got them, ww-
tody cared leas abed it. Their Gondola reminded
'him of an old disticia:—
" The devil wag pick. she devil a am* wael4
The devil int well. the devil a swat an. he."—( Laughter.)
Mr. WROTTESLEY eirplained ; after which the
question was pot, sod the motion carried is the
fli rmative.

CORN LAWS.
Lord E. SOMERSET pretested a Petition from
the Overtly of Gleecests, relative to the C•ftl !Awe.
.--Ordoredlle.lie so the table.
CONTEMPT 01? THE AUTHORITY OF THE HOUSE.
The Order of theDey was thee reed, that W. Hal-
-ISt be bronsht to the bar of the Hose, in order
to be discharged.
IL W. Hallett was then tolled to the bar, sad re.
saved • reprimand from the SPEAKER, in which
the eater, of the offence was stated, es well as the
eirreinsteeces of mitigation. It was thew ordered,
that Mr. Hallett should be discharged, osmosis of
ila fees.
Mr. Alderman WOOD stored a Petiden from a
Person of the name of Caesten, complaining of
some misoodect ou the past of the shirks of the
Peer.ritfice, relative to the circutatioa of a Les.
den Directory, of which the Petitioner was the spu-
ta"-
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR objected to the receiving of
4lie Petition; too many of the same kind bad already
teen laid span the table.
After a few words from Mr. WSHI NGTON sod
Mr. Alderman WOOD, the Petition was rejected.
The Report of the Slave Itegistry Sill was mole.
ed third reedits; toomorrow.
the New South Wales Debt end Trade Bilis were
eyed a second time.
DANK NOTE'.
Mr. CAI.CRAFT asked, if it were likely that a
rarities Report would be anode in the present Ste-
sioa from SheComasissioners on the Forgery of Bank-
notes ?
Mr. COURTENAY did not, as well as we mould
aistingaish, sassier the question, but he said that the
Commissioners were convinced that the determina-
tion to which they bad came upon the subject was a
correct one. A great qamitity of machinery was ne-
cessary to prepare a sellcient n•inber et soles be-
fore the Bank could begin the great operation of
Changing its notes : all opiainos as to the time it
would respire were liable to error, bet the parties
were proceeding with sit precticable dispatch: in the
whale, eight or niwe machines world he Necessary ;
two or three were is a state of greet forwardness,
ethers were needy complete, and the rest in different
*loges •f progress. Oc the whole, there seemed
every lesson .to believe that in three months the
whole would be ready. It was doe to the Bank t•
add, that it had gives every pecuniary end other

Mr. CALCRAFF mid, that the country wirold
much obliged to the floo. Member for his mils-
tory utmost Molise.
DUK F. OF KENT'S LOtTBRY.
lt. GRENFF.LL ashamed, that in theaties he
the following Duke of Kent's Lottery—
Aitioas for into to presto, • Petition for a lliil—
ilorported—Lese• Oren." fit ond•rssood that tho
stbject bad been for soma time before C mint,
and he wished for some esplabatite as to the baton
of the propostd Lottery.
TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was
perfectly ready to stem the Flint* traesaction, as far
was acquainted with it. An Ito*. Alornber had
time since spplied to him, to ley beiore the
teary s mere-tiat from his Hord Highness the
e of Kent, for a Bill to enable him to dips, of
Jut of his property by lottery. It was then
inoght that th.consent of Rao Crown was necessary,
the commands of the Noce Regent Mete there-
taken upon it. His Royal Highness referred
qtrestion to the Lotal Chancellor, the First Lord
the 'rinser', end the Chancellor of the Esche.
They bad recommended that the Royal leare,
. were oeceeeary, should not be given. This in.
'motion he (the Chancellor of the Eschrqter) bad
• the lion. Member *he bad vivid the Memo-

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