The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

petitions, during the time ni Mil 1044 W-corner a
dresses. He did astk. Itto esseletesey of the Right
Hon. Gent. opposite, (Mr. Wynn) w►o was in the habit.
of opposiag all petitions containing words that might
not suit the delicate fancy or squeamish taste of Most.
desulemen opposite. As to die charge of 4orrapiloa.
be had ►imself heard a Noble Lord

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state is that Hones the market price of a mat 5.000 f.
believed; but he was sot called to order. When the,
people of Englaad therefor, knew of the existence of,
- mewed and nototiotis ettersyttitii, they might to bill-
loweilto express t¢ He hopoorthelloose woold sot re-
ftsetts allow she Petition Mlle es the table- Ho, hot
' li.rr.l In his cooMider,e 1184 tam object the.pstithel-
ere was noitplissolt 'the *Me, bat merely to obtain
• liberation r. IldatTroas prime. ,
Mr.PEE said he,had lent tPrPellt at the roadill'g
• orthe Mao?, bat frost the copy be had sees ef some
of the expressions (mato; itod is it, be couhi aol. cease to
the concissios of the Hon, /Gusher, ibat there Waa no
Jemmies to insole the fitte.---(Hear, heV —lie watt
ready to admit that kneel be a most imp earners.
in that Hon,* to reject ...all occasions the free expres-
sion of the sentiments of thepentalet bat. Ito was rare the
Hoe. Gentleatas would Is cattdour allow, that there
most be some limits to sorb' exPression, urn leaving oat
of the question the dignity of the house. This was not
a question of dignity ; for it was imperative os the limner
in discharge of the iteportiet trusts cuolided to them.not
* to sanction the abuse of the important right of peddler
ing the betislature..—(Hoes.)---To permit such license
of expressios as this petitittes exhibited was prejailialsi
tolls,' right. It waspials, Mn, that some line most lse
**Os, aid the 'engulfs elf, this petitleq came wilbis
that Hie? •It was not, To Ma opinion, leeway that
ought to be atldreased to or Meriv,ed by that houses it
• was a studied attempt to throw lush upon it. A sloe
was throw, upon the admlnistrapos of justice io,thie
reentry, wide!' wits charged with billeting a vindictive
punishment on lielltint, beintose be made aaattessipti
bring, *boot a reforia in Parliament. l,g .in, ther.hq
Wad told that it existed mworlossimentptips.
;bey allowed such lisgsage to he "Iddr.med Ms them
!what course would they havaleft tp.pteette if 061411001-
• Boners, availing titemetlise of the precedes; thmi.sito-
Misled, shookd apptoach the hate is a, moritAmblid
'moo? Thisleise that if the* maim, this.petillos,M
procedost would 'be ostatillobiiii nit ...fly detiitatory
:from the Mosley of that hoer. blitAtekaliiterellr to
the valuable privilege of retittoeinr. pltemeopt by the
people .(this moor", he felt himself Mild epos to to.
Jecf the pethisto:—(Hear, hear.)
After akw words froMlir. Douglas, is exploitation,
• sod Air. Mosek, tho.hosms dividados the motion thiuke.
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Petitlito lie es the table.
For the motion, 4t.-Agaisstit, 143 —Majority splint;
it, lid.
Mr. firaill prommomiss Palltisafros the inhabitants,
of Pokily. prayisokihat the halite *Mild homier. to
primer, the isismilato liberation of Mr. Host. The,
lion. Mearketimiegot as. my that he was sm. amiss.
of aoy ene agienies Is tan.pentiee to raise 444..
jetties Se ila being nweinsd ivy the home. He
red is the malsois . =mai wig la iteespemiug the save-,
city of Mr. littat'a Punta:B.BBd immoral... Reid ask
ordered to be plated. .
MAL
RINNIT aibrertiel to ...melon he had modems,
the Sidra Feb. fora ream from the Aeditat's Oar
of the state of Mr. Thqpilems theory. Aisoassta.
ret ors hod out bees sal% mit be therefore mot
it he toads lieetiterith.-001wied,

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. • SOMA 111011111116
The I,IIIIIO.ADVOCATE amid the reading of rho.
Order of the Day for dr. emond.readlng of the fissiali
Burghs' Ameodeseat Bill, faith* purpose of .pestposto
;nest.
Lord A. RANI LTON-protestod %Mast the coodosal
postpopcssont ofshis mortar.. 11 . It woe to
malt*gray for the. Gemooktoo et y ; nod* hem Li
begged leave to ask Arkalber. it twit to he cashiered as
a role that the .-tht. Dap for these Comenithees,
was. to , ta ke.p Videos sot if Metias ?
The IMAM
ce ; •of the EXCHEQUER said.
taiteshir
Gut it was tpkivialbit, (M. tie Cosiettimice
of the.. Hesse, that: the Voimmittee of Supply elsoold
be gone iota as early sa dye so Estimate sights.
The LORD ADVOCATE said that it was intended
to bare the Bill primed after diamond reading. cad a
cagy bad al ready .hent mot 40 sU the Royal Be rghs.—The
Bill was theaorderedas be reeds wood times Thurs.
day ant.
Lord NUGEN.T moved der 'Returns of all Official Ap-
pointments lo theimaard. West. Italia. and thribee
I slonals. with the ansmuit of salary and smolumeots at-
tached 1. each; and also of ,the Solicitors and Smarmy
Generals.
Mr. H, BRIOHT pceseatod a petition from the Duo
and Chapter of the.CatharalChareb at Bristol: praying
to be heard by Counsel against the Bristol Port Bill.—
Ordered to heaths table.

COMICITTSI 4:07 SUPPLY. '
On theasotko of the CIIANCKLIAL of the EXCIIRQUiII
that the house shout:. resolve itself into a Committee of
Supply.
Mr. HUMR suggested' the expediency of proceeding
with souse oldie Hills before the house In the early part
of tit- evening, sod thought it might be well sot to de.
vote the whole night toSeyply.
The CIIASCELIA/R of the EXCHEQUER briefly
explained the costae which, in. his jegdmeat, it would
be most convenient to take with the Superannuation
Hill, anti said it was sot intended to press the Receiver
General's Bill eta late hour of the night.
Mr. RIINNET bail intended, when the report of the
Committee of Supply was brought up on the preeeding
day. to have objected to ties:wait of the salaries of the
first Lord of the Admiralty. aid to that of the Secretary.
Having been &mg whosithe report was brought up, lot
could not de so now. but Ito took this opportunity of pro-
testing It gai mit their present amount.
The Hose then resolved Intel( Into the Committee.
MUTT lIITIMIATICS.
Sir J: OSBORN reminded the Committee that the re-
solution he had now to prop, se. wee that witicKlird keeW
brought forward on a fonder eight. He moved * ft+
lowing grant:—
For defraying the mrpetose of improvlsg the Dock!
yards. for the rear. Ind. 184001.
Mr. HUME thought no more money ought to be
voted for the works sow in progress, till istormatioa
bad been obtained. that should prom' the propriety of
their being minimised. It would be is the recollection
of the Hattie, that in the year 1814, when the great
works at Sheerness Dock-yerd were begne. tlateetiFunte
of the whole expense was 814;9401. Now after as ex-
pense of 1,333000/. had already been iscotrad., being
half a militia ov..r the original ortimate, and estaloalv•
of the vote cared for in thWpreeeot year, tiey were
gives to understand that the soma, 1116.010/1. wttald be
seaming to complete the undertaking; male fig, with the
56,01001. now required for Sitearoess, a' total eeceMliag
twe millions. Under these circuseptinit.est fie objected
to *further vote till souse enquiry had taken place.—
When the work was began, tier,. were doubts which
would he the better plate, Pereeer or Sheerness. The
latter bed bees preferred, bet it ehotild be eemembrild
that we had mess* Now at oar command, of which we
were net possessed thee. ma, 'ilia; by spans of steam:.
boats, ships of the line could sow be carried up awl
dews the river without difficult. Hotbed been isfottoed
that at Perileet or Northeeet tie works required could"'
bevy bees made sad carried to any depth, with safety.—'
At Sheerness aerideet after accldeet 'bad occurred. and,
In Jags:try 1844 • large part of whit hid bees done