The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-16 00:00:00

DOUSE OF COMMONS.

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BANEORUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • jection to it, the infinite trouble it would give to
3. , P. 'iodise°, and J. Key, Workington, Cues- the department wherein the information was to be
cen her , k. obtained, if the precise period at which each Ameri-
builed
R. ackwell and S. Needham, of the Crescent, Minories,
merchants. I can primmer was captured, were to be ascertained.
BANKRUPTS. If the Noble Lord, however, thought it material for
E. Harris, Bristol, carpenter, Nov. 21, 48, Dec. 21, at the his purpose, it should be done; though the waving
Commercial Rooms, Bristol • Attendee, Mr. Imagley, Bois.
Sol; and Mears. Ramesh Bartlett's-buildings. that part would enable Government to; give the other
T. novae, Ok-*lepton, Devonshire, silversmith, Dec. 1,19, part of the motion in a few hours.
VThe second too.
,at the Half-Moon lan, Exeter. Atternies, Messrs. Anskee •n anus, he could have no difficulty in acceding to,
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nod Wright, King's Bench-walk, Inner Temple; and Mr. to
Coiling, Okehamptou. so far as it.conoerned those ships which had been
J. Hole, fristol, carpenter. Dec. 1,3, 17. as Mr. Jarvis's, captured by ships of war 9 and of which returns had
Bristol. Aneroid, Sir S. Wbkcombe aud Meg,. Serjeant's
kg, Eleet.atreet ; and Mr. Prankis, Bristol. , been made to the Admiralty. Where the captures
K.Atereweie eile S. Needham, Crescent, Nineties, aser• ' had been made by privateers, no returns were made,
chants, Nov- 22.• o• Dec. 27, at Guildhall. Atternies, Mr.
Hurd, King's Beaeb-walk, Temple; and Messrs. Hewittiang
4 gad s consequently ao accotrnt could be given. He
Kirk; Mattchestee, would suggest the addition of these words therefore,
FL Wood, Marton, Yorkshire, hope-dealer, Nov. ley 909 66 taken or destroyed by his Majesty's ships," but it
Dee. 27,_at the Old Sand-bill Inn Collie
tornies, Memrs, Frieanse and Best, Pi-tree-court,. should, at the same time, be remembered that each
Mr. Gamble, VAN*. fei return would of course tarnish a less number than --
T. Cotgreave, Great Faringdoa, Beets, cheese-fader, Dec. what he was entitled to state and had stated on a
wool
tweets/tetra. a
9, 10, 27, at Ole Crown lan, Great Farlogdom Attendee, r
mews. prise asd be album, Liaeolles hp i and meseseiCsow- preceding evening. With regard tb what the Noble Mr.CßOKEltzeoved the Committee upon the See-
dy and Mayan, Faringdoni. _ . - • • Lord had stated of the superior .way in which Aim. n's 1 . - ~A., --
J. Hague, Harrow-street, Li +e, spirit-sterehang,t; •
19, co, lkia., i 7, at Guildhall. autumn, it .pari 6 scan ships were manned,. compared with British, it Mr. BANK F wished to know the names of melt
and Turner, Lendowstreet, Fermin/eh street. I was well known that for the purpose of training up persons as removed from their stations on
J. Lovegrovm, Horsemonger-lane._Newhigtos glum, rod-. a most valuable class of seamen, a certain prepori their saliriet4 and•elJowances ; he meant of such as
merchant, -Nov, 19, 26, Mc. V, at Gasldhlill.-- , Mir. ,
Kiss, Earl-street, Blackfrlars. • Ilion of boys was borne upon the establishment of . would be affected by the consolidating the various
M. Cooper,: Crawford-street, Mary-le-Bane. epode:are, each ship. The Noble Lord also was quite mistaken , fie4s.. • -
Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 27, at Guildhall. Attendee, Mr. Popkln, in what he asserted of useless ships being kept in I -Mr. CHOKER replied, that he had prepared a
Dean-street, Soho; aad Mr. Montagu, Marietta-street, Co.
sent.garden.ommission ; in point of tact; they were all of them clause which wbuldgiee the necessary explanation.
T. Digs, Idllton-next Kent. blither, Nov.N employed for the numerous convoys that were re. i No.new appointmeets were to be conferred in re-.
24, 45, Dec. 27, at the Guildhall, asterbury. Attendee, (piked. To the third motion he had no objection to mooing the Chatham Chest to Greenwich. It would
Messrs. Hinde apd Son, Milton; and Mr. Brace, Ewer-court,
Temple. offer. To the fourth, he could wish the words ' require some delay, however, to know those who
8. Clark, Commercial-road) h*oit"llemder• Nov. 19, 26' Ded" 46 and reported to the Admiralty," to be added, be- i would be rewroved.; for instance, if, of the clerks,
V, at Guildhall. *APOrgry, Mr. Coates, Paul-street, Eh*
cause that amendment wink! inlade the only .rnaltt,the sae was young, the oder ell, the. former would
bury-square. - .
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Mr. Lebhridge presented, from the Customs, the Annual Ac-
counts of India Sh pping, &c. as ordered by the House.
Mr. AMIUTISNOT presented the Accounts of the Distribu-
tion of the Vote of Credit.

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part of it consisted of applications for convoys in
the ordinary routine of business, and that there were
not ebove.five or six documents or the description
supposed by the Noble Earl. With regard to the
Lakes, it seemed to him, that to discuss the subject,
before the information was on the table of the House,
was rather reversing the usual order of proceeding, ..
and that it would be much better to wait for the do-
cuments; but whatever might be said as to • one or
another department, undoubtedly the whole respon.
sibllity reited with the Government. -
The Earl of DARNLEY agreed to model his
motions according to the Suggestions of the Noble
Viscount.
The motions not objected to by Lord Melville
were agreed to, with the alterations proposed by .. I
ttis Lordship, and also a new motion by Lord Mel. .
vibe, for an Account of. the Number of American
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Seamen captured during the war. .
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). $ •
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DOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Lebhridge presented, from the Customs:, the Anneal Ae-
counts of India Sh pping, &c. as ordered by the House.
Mr. AMMITIINOT presented the Aecoonts of .tbe Distriba-
tion of the Vote of Credit.
I' •- : SliAldEN'S BILL
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Mr. CROKFAtaeoved the Committee upon the Sea-
men's Bill.
Mr. BANK F.,. -wished to know the names of sock
-persons as would he removed from their stations on
their salirieN and•allowances ; he meant of such as
I (welled_ be affected by the consolidating the various
I '•Mr. CROKER replied, that he had prepared a
• clause which would,giee the necessary explanation.
i Nrnesr appointerewts were to be conferred in re-*
mooing the Chatham Chest to Greenwich. It would
i require some delay, however, to know those who
weak! be rearoved'; for instance, if, of the clerks,
Tube IMO woo young, the of fie old, thr former would
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