The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-20 00:00:00

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Mr. 4TR',
Hull Shippit
sertnight. •
Mr. HUSKISSON objected to the.ioarse proposed
by the Hon. Member. Thoth tie present troths'
was brought in merely ia reference to the Port of -Hull,
yet it involved a great public question. It was strati
Lion whether, by a new process, poor.ratto Wet kilns
laid ou a species of property which hitherto bad !rein
exempt from them. He knew very well, that, 6? the
.13J of Elikabeth, those rates contemplated other pris-
perty betides that upon which they fell ; but thou be
thought, that, at the present time, lathing could he
more unwise or impolitic than to open the door to the
further extension of an evil which the whole patios de-
plored, as too-widely spread nlready. It west to in-
troduce into Hull a new mode of levying poorsrutee.*
mode altogether distinct f.om that which had beer..
existed. Hut then it was said that the trade of Roll
had ttonsisletahly increased, and that an rneresieed anon-
her of ps or lied in consequence been brought to that
port. This might be very true; but would not til'
same principle apply to all other places of trade as well
as Hull? If the House si.ouie go into this question,
they ought to look at it as involving a metal prloci -
pie, and not as referring merely to local interests. En-
tertaining these sentiments on the question, he should
move as an amentlineut. that the Bill be read a second
time this day six mouths.
Thr SPEAKER spoke a few words enplattitnry of
it, and after ne diseussion on a point of Order.
Mr. SYKES 'Bmila:titled it Was a clear principle that
sriil'l ivy was ruteahle to support the poor. All the
stock in trade in Hull was chargeable, and he did not
see why the shipping interest, which had coltsi :er. Py
increased, should 1)-• exempt.
51r. F. Lt; anted .he louse at the flanges-
of extending any propErty, he it what it may., within
the reaelt of the Poor Laws. Ile was of opi*ion that
they tended to ale i our the whole property of the eon tot r.
and he would alnays, now, and upon every occasioa,
keep ohm he could out of their destructive fluidic..
The principle Notts which the Holt. Member wished to
render the shippin z rate.,lll.s, was eqnally applicable 1.,
these cases, and one p..rish his as much rizlst to eat
neon the other for a CMS! r.1),111,,n, as the inhabitants .).*
Hon to make the present Uvula nil.
lleneral OASCLITNE spoke shortly against tat

CM.
After a few words in esidatc.t;on from the S pea t
and Mr. Salim the setosid reading nas fixed for
reroutes. thr. 27th of this month.
Mr. WARRE moved for have to bring a Pill fo,-
amending the general Enelotrores ..et.—Leave
CATUOLIC QUEiTtON.
Sir J. NEWPORT gave notice on the part of I.".
Right lion. Friend the Member fot the Citiversity of
Online, (Mr. Phial:et!), that he should bring tier qo --
time of the Catholic Claitits before the noose, on Wel-
aesday. the !Stk.
Mr. WYNN? gore ttotice of a motion f•sr 11 (A:1..--
day, relative to too Standing Order fur the regit!ati •t
of Addresses.
114.0. BENXI:N. moved that the Short-hand Wri•er
and MA of the Cotninisshosers appoitite.l by Parr:a-
-1
pent to inquire late' the state of Pollee, br order
to attend the Court of Kin;'s !tench. to take ti• •
evidence proctored in the cause of Meek r
also to prodottein Court certain evidence taken lief ...!
the Committee its the year 1t417, and to give
in the canoe.
Mr. ISA 111171IST raid a few worisitian.l:l,to in ti!.!
callerf, which ledger.' Mr. Lh•miett to oitit.lraw
iontiou until to-morrow.
Mr. 11. lIRSI K 11' soared for returns of the torn-
her of persons convicted of forgery within the Lot
II thee. years, together with the number of those sr!' C
hat hero executed in cuti•equen..e. Al 4.1 fo: the urine
her of persons convicted of tittering forced ban!: meal
within the same period, specifying the tin oilier of t
whir have it:railed guilty to tier neiuor offence.
::061.• for a worn of the nutiewe• sent to llo'a 'y
Rog in Cie year ending; .tau. Ili, 141, wilt the peri.:us
of their tll.lll,TOrt.iiiiiil Siltfich'll.-4 Irarred.
Also an aec.rnnt of all the tracts of land above one
Ituts•lreil acres in extent, with the names of the I,:t tt.
ers, and the dates of the grant, made sinre the -ye..r
1 t•l'2. Also an account of all Marriages, Births, a•. 1
Deaths wt.ich have taken idace nit the %awe periL
tlktinotishitiz their >eversl dates:—.4lrdert.l.
Sir J. IRWPOKT moved a Resolution, " That •t
is easential to the prop..r disch age of the ditty of t' :4
Holm, in its ear • of Cie ',ohne (.arse, that
time of peace, alien Parliament shall be sitting
Christmas, the. Estimates for the service of the Nay:,
Arm. y, and Ordnance Departnients shall be pres:-1.. I
ois or before the rols day of January, peon; led C. •
l'a lia•nent be then sittin,•; and that all olive' tiro .•
within ten .lays after the nett motion foe a Cousafi:tof
of Supply."
Tice COANCELIAM of the F.:X(IIE42:I'A sa1•1
few %yards which were io ur.lible. after which we mule:.
stno.l the resolution to he agreed to.
Mr. CliE*1111.11) moved for a return of all film ill-
posed in the Conn of Kin4's it node between the coat,
ine,,crnient o'Hilare Terue l!'lts, awl the co lint nieeno•
of Wary term to t ; sperifyin4 the !sum* of all tine. ••.s
and le vi their apornitriation. Ilia obj..ct
was to correct an idea which bad tone alms td, ltst rhes:s
fines went tit the King. It was well known. that alihuagls
they were by the snoute forfeits to the King. yet Caaa
!her. had been given up in von ideration ef the est
went of the civil list. lle hail been informed, that t',•
tilo•s went info the pocket of tier Ili,h Railift e.f West.-
initialer. If this was the he did not %visit 14, tot!: •
any alteration during the lif•• sf the pre. ant indivil a .1
who filled that other, but he Asantel certainly sestioi•t
the propriety of making some other provisions
.for
successor.
Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW said Oen? tier MIII Bailiff r•-
eeived their tines as a consi,b•ration fur certain rist.s
while be incurred in the holding. of Isis otE:r.
After a short conversation between Sir J. Ncissor. 1,
tier Co bf the Exencir:c.n, Mr. Lcanixt; TON,
1111:1 Mr. Cut:Twit\ 0, the lion was
The Report of the iri.h Jo.lges ties Mit twat
brought up and received. .11 ,
The Resolutions mho fled in the Repoft wets t! ea
separately put and agreed to.
• Tier Order of the the was thin- read 64' the`'
Rouse resolving itself into It Onsourittew opoisitho
and Cotton Dittias. The Seeaitter aceuriittglv left !.e
Chair, and the House beilig in a Committees Ate dog. • I
on•ttmee petit es were eentinned 'for !etre.: T-11*
Witte t.lien tronmed. and it wiltr dedered that,tilwalton
•tho•iftt he received-to-inorrow.
tithe net • G itaattilei went fs:O a aninsl4'

rp.ormio mu, te Vtleanattlik r—P!
Leg ino•hd, thii of the
ping Bill be postponed till' "thib
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