Die Martis, 9 Februarii 1830.
DOMINI tam Spirituales quam Temporales præesentes
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Epus. Dunelm.
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Ds. Vernon.
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Ds. Calthorpe.
Ds. Northwick.
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Ds. Ailsa.
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PRAYERS.
Hume et al. v. Duncan.
The Answer of William Duncan, Stocking Manufacturer
in Carluke, to the Petition and Appeal of James Hume of
Cardside, Esquire, Acting Trustee and Executor of the
deceased James Watson, Writer to the Signet; George
Tod, Writer in Edinburgh, Trustee for the Creditors of
the deceased Robert Hope, and Hugh Watson, Writer to
the Signet, Assignee of the said George Tod, was this
Day brought in.
E. of Glengall takes the Oaths.
This Day Richard Earl of Glengall took the Oaths, and
also took and subscribed the Oath of Abjuration, pursuant
to the Statutes.
Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session delivered.
The Earl of Shaftesbury laid before the House, pursuant to the Directions of an Act of Parliament,
"Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session in Scotland,
1829-1830."
And the Title thereof being read by the Clerk;
Ordered, That the said Papers do lie on the Table.
6th Report of Comrs of Woods, &c. to be printed.
Ordered, That the Sixth Report of the Commissioners
of His Majesty's Woods, Forests and Land Revenues,
delivered to the House on the 22d Day of June last, be
printed.
6th Report of Comrs of Holyhead, &c. Roads to be printed.
Ordered, That the Sixth Report of the Commissioners
for the Improvement of the Holyhead and Liverpool
Roads, Holyhead and Howth Harbours, and for the
Menai and Conway Bridges, delivered to the House on
the 15th Day of June last, be printed.
Law respecting Real Property, Address for Report on.
Ordered, That an humble Address be presented to His
Majesty, to request that His Majesty will be graciously
pleased to order that there be laid before this House,
"A Copy of the First Report made to His Majesty by
the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Law
of England respecting Real Property."
Ordered, That the said Address be presented to His
Majesty by the Lords with White Staves.
Galbraiths v. Galbraith.
The House being moved, "That a Day may be appointed for hearing the Cause wherein James Galbraith
and John Galbraith are Appellants, and Richard Galbraith Esquire, is Respondent:"
It is Ordered, That this House will hear the said Cause,
by Counsel at the Bar, on the first vacant Day for
Causes after those already appointed.
Harris v. Kemble et al.
The House being moved, "That a Day may be appointed for hearing the Cause wherein Henry Harris
is Appellant, and Charles Kemble, and others, are
Respondents:"
It is Ordered, That this House will hear the said Cause,
by Counsel at the Bar, on the first vacant Day for Causes
after those already appointed.
Allardice & Boswell v. Robertson.
The House being moved, "That a Day may be appointed for hearing the Cause wherein Robert Barclay
Allardice and John Boswell Esquires are Appellants,
and John Robertson is Respondent:"
It is Ordered, That this House will hear the said Cause,
by Counsel at the Bar, on the first vacant Day for
Causes after those already appointed.
Logan et al. v. Wienholts, Petition of a Respondent to lodge his Case, referred to Appeal Com ee.
Upon reading the Petition of John Birkett Wienholt,
One of the Respondents in a Cause depending in this
House, to which Sarah Logan, and others, are Appellants;
praying their Lordships, "That he might be at liberty
now to lay the Print of his Case upon the Table of
this House:"
It is Ordered, That the said Petition be referred to the
Committee appointed to consider of the Causes in which
Prints of the Appellants and Respondents Cases, now
depending in this House in Matters of Appeals and Writs
of Error, have not been delivered, pursuant to the Standing
Orders of this House.
Roll of Peers delivered.
The Lord Chancellor acquainted the House, "That
the Clerk Assistant had prepared and laid on the Table
the Roll of Peers, pursuant to the Order of the
House."
Ordered, That the said Roll do lie on the Table.
Ordered, That the said Roll be printed.
The Attorney General v. Winstanley, in Error, Petition of Solicitor General for an early Day, referred to Appeal Com ee.
Upon reading the Petition of His Majesty's Solicitor
General, on behalf of His Majesty's Attorney General,
Plaintiff in a Writ of Error depending in this House,
wherein Thomas Winstanley is Defendant; praying their
Lordships "to appoint an early Day for hearing Counsel
to argue the Errors assigned upon the said Writ of
Error:"
It is Ordered, That the said Petition be referred to the
Committee appointed to consider of the Causes in which
Prints of the Appellants and Respondents Cases, now
depending in this House in Matters of Appeals and Writs
of Error, have not been delivered, pursuant to the Standing
Orders of this House.
Logan et al. v. Wienholts, Petition of a Respondent to lodge her Case, referred to Appeal Com ee.
Upon reading the Petition of Mary Wienholt, One of
the Respondents in a Cause depending in this House, to
which Sarah Logan, and others, are Appellants; praying
their Lordships, "That she may be at liberty now to
lay the Prints of her Case upon the Table of this
House:"
It is Ordered, That the said Petition be referred to the
Committee appointed to consider of the Causes in which
Prints of the Appellants and Respondents Cases, now
depending in this House in Matters of Appeals and Writs
of Error, have not been delivered, pursuant to the Standing
Orders of this House.
Poor, Corn & Tithe Laws, G. Gunning's Petition for Revision of.
Upon reading the Petition of George Gunning of
Frendsbury, Kent, a Lieutenant on the Half Pay of His
Majesty's First Regiment of Dragoon Guards; praying,
"That their Lordships will be pleased to amend the
Poor Laws, by passing a Law to oblige all Parishes to
keep their Accounts in one fixed Form, shewing
particularly the Cause of the Want of Relief by the
Out-door Poor; the Accounts also to state distinctly,
under separate Heads, the whole Expenditure of Money
raised for the Use of the Poor; all Accounts to be
passed in open Vestry every Month, and every Three
Months an Abstract to be furnished to the Quarter
Sessions of each County, for the Information of Parliament, stating the Number of Houses, Inhabitants,
and Acres of Land in each Parish; and further praying
their Lordships to amend the Corn Laws by a fixed
Duty of not less than Two Shillings a Bushel on all
Grain, to be paid immediately it is imported, by which
Means much Fraud would be prevented, the high
Duty on Oats in Proportion to Wheat would give
proper Protection to the Irish Farmer, and promote
the general Interests of the Kingdom; and further
praying their Lordships to amend the Tithe Laws by a
fixed Per-centage on all Real Rents, the present Mode
of Payment being as unjust as it is unwise, and on a
due Examination by their Lordships, it will be found
that it checks Improvement, paralyzes Industry, promotes Pauperism, and tends to destroy the virtuous
Spirit and meritorious Exertion of the Labouring
Poor:"
It is Ordered, That the said Petition do lie on the
Table.
Distress of the Country, Petition from Cumberland respecting.
Upon reading the Petition of the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry and Freeholders of Cumberland; praying their
Lordships, "to take into their Consideration the general
Distress of the Country, and by a Revisal of the
Measures adopted since 1819, coupled with the
strictest Economy in the Public Expenditure, and the
Repeal or Reduction of those Taxes, such as the
Duties on Malt and Beer, which press most grievously
on the Poor, grant that Relief to a suffering Community which their Distress imperatively demands:"
It is Ordered, That the said Petition do lie on the
Table.
Agricultural Distress, Petition from Wetheringsett cum Brockford respecting.
Upon reading the Petition of the Farmers and Yeomen
of the Parish of Wetheringsett cum Brockford, in the
County of Suffolk, whose Names are thereunto subscribed,
praying, "for the early Consideration of their Lordships
on the lamentable and appalling State of the Agricultural Interests of this Country; the Petitioners relying
with Confidence on the Wisdom of their Lordships
Counsels and the Justice of the Petitioners Cause:"
It is Ordered, That the said Petition do lie on the
Table.
East India Co's Trade, &c. Papers respecting, delivered.
The Lord Ellenborough (by His Majesty's Command)
presented to the House,
"Papers relating to the Finances of The East India
Company, Abroad and at Home, and the Trade of
India and China;" together with a List thereof.
Which List was read by the Clerk, as follows; (viz
t.)
"No. 1.-General Statement of the Revenues and Charges of India,
(exclusive of the Commercial Charges,) drawn from the
Accounts presented to Parliament, also shewing the Interest
paid upon the Debts, with the Result of each Year, from
the Year 1809-10 to the Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the
Estimate of the same for the Year 1827-28.
No. 1.(A.)-Statement of the Revenues and Charges of the Presidency of Bengal, (exclusive of the Commercial Charges,)
drawn from the Accounts presented to Parliament;
shewing also the Interest paid upon the Debts, and
the Result of each Year, from the Year 1809-10 to the
Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the Estimate of the same
for the Year 1827-28.
No. 1.(B.)-Statement of the Revenues and Charges of the Presidency of Madras, (exclusive of the Commercial Charges,)
drawn from the Accounts presented to Parliament,
shewing also the Interest paid upon the Debts, and
the Result of each Year, from the Year 1809-10 to the
Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the Estimate of the same
for the Year 1827-28.
No. 1.(C.)-Statement of the Revenues and Charges of the Presidency of Bombay, (exclusive of the Commercial
Charges,) drawn from the Accounts presented to
Parliament, shewing also the Interest paid upon the
Debts, and the Result of each Year, from the Year
1809-10 to the Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the
Estimate of the same for the Year 1827-28.
No. 1.(D.)-Statement of the Revenues and Charges of the Presisidency and Settlements of Prince of Wales Island,
Bencoolen and St. Helena, (exclusive of the Commercial Charges,) drawn from the Accounts presented
to Parliament, shewing also the Interest paid upon
the Debts, and the Result of each Year, from the
Year 1809-10 to the Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the
Estimate of the same for the Year 1827-28.
"No.2.-An Account of the Total Annual Amount of the Revenues
and Charges of the several Presidencies in India, from the
Year. 1809-10 to the Year 1826-27, with the Estimate of
the same for the Year 1827-28, as laid before Parliament;
distinguishing, as to the Revenues, the Revenues realised
in the original Possessions of The East India Company, from
the Subsidies from Native Princes, or Collections from
Ceded and Conquered Countries; and as to the Charges,
the Military Charges, and the Charges for Buildings and
Fortifications, from Civil, Revenue, Judicial and Marine
Charges; shewing also the Net Charge of Bencoolen, Prince
of Wales Island, &c.; likewise the Interest paid on the
Debts, and the Amount of Territorial Charges paid in
England.
No. 2. (A.)-Statement of the Revenues realised in the original
Possessions of The East India Company, at Bengal,
Madras and Bombay, from the Year 1809-10 to the
Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the Estimate of the same
for the Year 1827-28.
No. 2.(B.)-Account shewing the Gross and Net Receipts from
Sudsidies under Treaties with the Native Princes of
India, or from the Revenues of the Ceded and Conquered Countries, from the Year 1809-10 to the Year
1826-27 inclusive; with the Estimate of the same for
the Year 1827-28.
No. 2.(C.)-Statement of the Civil, Revenue, Judicial, Marine and
other Charges, (exclusive of the Civil Charges of the
Ceded and Conquered Countries,) defrayed at Bengal,
Madras, and Bombay, from the Year 1809-10 to the
Year 1826-27 inclusive; with the Estimate of the same
for the Year 1827-28.
No. 2.(D.)-Explanatory Notes relative to the Distinctions of
Territory observed in the Account, No. 2, and its
Appendices.
No. 2. x.-An Account of the Revenues and Charges of India in
each of the Three Years ending 30th April 1827,
30th April 1828 and 30th April 1829 (the last Year
on Estimate;) shewing the Annual Surplus of Revenue
or Charge, after the Payment of Territorial Charges
in England.
No. 3.-An Account of the Amount of the Bond and other Debts
owing by The East India Company, at their several Presidencies in India, on the 30th April in each Year, from
1809 to 1814, both inclusive.
No. 4.-An Account of the Amount of the Bond and other Territorial
Debts owing by The East India Company, at their several
Presidencies in India, on the 30th April in each Year, from
1814 to 1827, both inclusive.
No. 5.-An Account of the Amount of the Assets of The East India
Company, at the several Presidencies in India, on the
30th April in each Year, from 1809 to 1813, both inclusive.
No. 6.-An Account of the Amount of the Assets of The East India
Company, at the several Presidencies and Settlements in
India, on the 30th April in each Year, from the Year 1814
to the Year 1827, both inclusive; distinguishing the Territorial from the Commercial Assets.
No. 7.-Abstract Statement of the Result of the Debts and Assets of
The East India Company, in India, on the 30th April in each
Year, from 1809 to 1827, both inclusive.
No. 8.-Computation of the Rate of Interest payable on the Indian
Debt, on the 30th April 1809, 30th April 1814 and 30th April
1828.
No. 9.-An Account of the Sums received at the Presidencies of
Fort William, Fort St. George and Bombay, for Sales of
Import Goods and Stores, in each Year, from the Year
1809-10 to the Year 1827-28 inclusive.
No. 10.-An Account of the Commercial Charges, not added to the
Invoices, at the several Presidencies in India respectively,
from the Year 1809-10 to 1813-14 inclusive.
No. 11.-An Account of the Commercial Charges, not added to the
Invoices, at the several Presidencies in India respectively,
from the Year 1814-15 to the Year 1827-28 inclusive.
No. 12.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Advances made at
the several Presidencies and Settlements in India, for the
Purposes of Commerce, in so far as regards the Purchase
of Investments for Europe, from the Year 1809-10 to
1813-14 inclusive; shewing the Amount applied to the
Purchase of Investment in China; and distinguishing the
Amount issued in Repayment of Territorial Charges
defrayed in England, from the Amount issued from Commercial Funds.
No. 13.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Advances made at
the several Presidencies and Settlements in India, for the
Purposes of Commerce, in so far as regards the Purchase of
Investments for Europe, from the Year 1814-15 to 1827-28
inclusive; shewing the Amount applied to the Purchase of
Investment in China; and distinguishing the Amount issued
in Repayment of Territorial Charges defrayed in England
from the Amount issued from Commercial Funds.
No. 14.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Supplies from the
several Presidencies and Settlements in India to the Factory
at Canton, in each Year, from the Year 1809-10 to 1827-28
inclusive.
No. 15.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Supplies received at
the several Presidencies and Settlements in India, &c. from
the Factory at Canton, in each Year, from the Year 1809-10
to the Year 1827-28 inclusive.
No. 16.-An Account of Sums written off the Books of the several
Presidencies in India respectively, as Losses, from the Year
1809-10 to the Year 1813-14 inclusive, which have not
been inserted in the Charges of the said Presidencies.
No. 17.-An Account of all Sums written off the Territorial Books of
the several Presidencies in India respectively, as Losses,
from the Year 1814-15 to the Year 1826-27 inclusive,
which have not been inserted in the Charges of the said
Presidencies.
No. 18.-An Account of the Increase of Dead Stock in India, consisting
of Plate, Household Furniture, Stores, &c. &c. between April
1809 and April 1814, the Expence of which is not included
in the Charges; distinguishing what was purchased in India
from what was supplied by England, so far as the same can
be done.
No. 19.-An Account of the Increase of Dead Stock in India, consisting
of Plate, Household Furniture, Stores, &c. &c. between April
1814 and April 1827, the Expence of which is not included
in the Charges; distinguishing what was purchased in India
from what was supplied by England, so far as the same
can be done; distinguishing also the Territorial from the
Commercial Dead Stock.
No. 20.-General Statement, shewing the Amount of the Proceeds of
the Sales of Goods and Merchandize of The East India
Company in Great Britain, and of their Commercial and
other Receipts, Charges and Payments in Great Britain,
under the several Heads thereof, in each Year, from 1st of
March 1810 to 30th April 1814.
No. 21.-General Statement, shewing the Amount of the Proceeds of
the Sales of Goods and Merchandize of The East India
Company in Great Britain, and of their Commercial and
other Receipts, Charges and Payments in Great Britain,
under the several Heads thereof, from the Year 1814-15 to
the Year 1828-29 inclusive, according to the Annual Accounts
presented to Parliament; distinguishing the Receipts and
Payments in the Political and Territorial Branch from the
Receipts and Payments in the Commercial Branch.
No. 22.-General Statement of the Bond and Simple Contract Debts of
The East India Company, the State of Cash remaining in
their Treasury, and other Effects appertaining to them, in
Great Britain and afloat, on the 1st March in each Year,
from 1811 to 1813 inclusive, and on the 1st of May 1814.
No. 23.-General Statement of the Bond Debts and Simple Contract
Debts of The East India Company, with the Rates of
Interest they respectively carry, and the Amount of such
Interest, and the State of Cash remaining in the Treasury,
and other Effects appertaining to the Company, in Great
Britain and afloat, on the 1st May in each Year, from 1815
to 1829 inclusive; distinguishing the Debts and Assets in
the Political and Territorial Branch from the Debts and
Assets in the Commercial Branch.
No. 24.-An Account of Stock per Computation of The East India
Company, (exclusive of their Capital Stock,) drawn out, in
respect to England, to the 1st May 1815, and in respect to
India, to 1st May 1814.
No. 25.-Stock per Computation of The East India Company, (exclusive
of their Capital Stock,) drawn out, in respect to England,
to 1st May 1828, and in respect to India, to 1st May 1827.
No. 26.-Sale Amount of Privilege and Private Trade Goods sold at
The East India Company's Sales, from 1810-11 to 1828-29;
distinguishing India from China.
No. 27.-An Account of the Sale Amount of the Company's, the
Private Trade and the Neutral and Prize Goods, &c. sold
by The East India Company in each Year, from 1810-11 to
1828-29 inclusive.
No. 28.-An Account shewing the Invoice Amount of all Goods, Stores
and Bullion exported by The East India Company to their
several Presidencies and Settlements in India respectively,
to the Island of St. Helena and their Factory at Canton,
from the Season 1810-11 to the Season 1828-29 inclusive;
distinguishing each Season, likewise the Amount of Goods
from Stores, and the Bullion on the Political Account from
the Bullion on the Commercial Account.
No. 29.-An Account of all Sums received by The East India Company
on Bills of Exchange remitted to them from their several
Presidencies and Settlements in India, and their Factory at
Canton respectively, in each Year, from 1810-11 to 1813-14
inclusive; distinguishing Bills drawn on Territorial and
Commercial Account, and shewing also the Amount drawn
on the Departments of His Majesty's Government.
No. 30.-An Account of all Sums received by The East India Company
on Bills of Exchange remitted to them from their several
Presidencies and Settlements in India and their Factory at
Canton respectively, in each Year, from 1814-15 to 1828-29
inclusive; distinguishing Bills drawn on Territorial and
Commercial Account, and shewing also the Amount drawn
on the Departments of His Majesty's Government.
No. 31.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Sums paid by The
East India Company from their Treasury in England, supposed to be chargeable to the Territories in India, from the
Year 1810-11 to the Year 1813-14 inclusive.
No. 32.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Sums paid by The
East India Company from their Treasury in England,
chargeable to the Territories in India, from the Year 1814-15
to the Year 1828-29 inclusive.
No. 33.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Bills of Exchange
and Certificates paid by The East India Company in each
Year, from 1st March 1810 to 30th April 1814 inclusive;
distinguishing India from China; and specifying, as far as
practicable, such as were for Liquidation of Indian Debt,
for Interest on Indian Debt, and for general Purposes.
No. 34.-An Account shewing the Amount of all Bills of Exchange
and Certificates paid by The East India Company in each
Year, from the 1st May 1814 to the 30th April 1829 inclusive; distinguishing India from China; and specifying, as far
as practicable, such as were for Liquidation of Indian Debt,
for Interest on Indian Debt, and for general Purposes.
No. 35.-Statement of the Rates of Exchange at which Bills have been
drawn upon India by The East India Company, from 1812
to the latest Period.
No. 36.-Statement of the Rates of Exchange at which Bills have
been drawn from India upon The East India Company, from
1812 to the latest Period.
No. 37.-An Account of Imports and Exports between Great Britain
and all Places to the Eastward of the Cape of Good Hope;
(excepting China;) distinguishing the Articles and the
Value, and the Private Trade from that of The East India
Company, in each Year, from 1813 to the latest Period to
which the same can be made up.
"No. 38.-An Account of all Goods imported into Great Britain from
the East Indies and China, (exclusive of the Mauritius,) in
each of the Four Years ending 5th January 1829; specifying
the Quantity and Value of the principal Articles imported.
No. 39.-An Account of all Goods exported from Great Britain to the
East Indies and China, (exclusive of the Mauritius,) for each
of the Six Years ending 5th January 1829.
No. 40.-A Statement of the Commerce of British India with Great
Britain, North America, South America, and Foreign
Europe, from 1811-12 to 1826-27, both inclusive; distinguishing the Trade of The East India Company from that
of Individuals, and Merchandize from Treasure.
Imports into Bengal.
Exports from Do.
Imports into Bombay and Surat.
Exports from Do.
Imports into Fort St. George and Subordinates.
Exports from Do.
Abstract of the whole.
No. 41.-A Return of the Quantities and Prices of the several Sorts of
Teas sold by The East India Company in each Year during
the present Charter, 1st May to 1st May.
No. 42.-A Statement shewing the Average Sale Price per lb. of all
Teas sold by The East India Company in each Year during
the present Charter.
No. 43.-An Account of the Quantity of Tea exported from Great
Britain to Foreign Europe, to British Colonies and Possessions, and to all other Parts, in each Year, from 1814 to
10th October 1829.
No. 44.-Copy of a Letter from John Backhouse, Esq. to the Secretary
of the Board of Controul, dated at the Foreign Office,
18th February 1829; with One Enclosure.
(Enclosure)-Copy of a Letter from Alexander Ferrier, Esq.
His Majesty's Consul at Rotterdam, to John Bidwell, Esq.,
dated 7th October 1828."
Ordered, That the said Papers do lie on the Table.
Affairs of The East India Co. Select Comee respecting, appointed.
The Order of the Day being read for the Lords to be
summoned;
It was moved, "That a Select Committee be appointed
to enquire into the present State of the Affairs of The
East India Company, and into the Trade between
Great Britain, the East Indies and China."
The Question was put thereupon?
It was resolved in the Affirmative.
Ordered, That the Lords following be appointed a
Select Committee to enquire into the present State of the
Affairs of The East India Company, and into the Trade
between Great Britain, the East Indies and China:
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V. Strathallan.
V. Melville.
V. Sidmouth.
V. Goderich.
L. Auckland.
L. Calthorpe.
L. Fitz Gibbon.
L. Ellenborough.
L. Bexley.
L. Wharncliffe.
L. Durham.
L. Wallace. |
L. President.
L. Privy Seal.
D. Wellington.
D. Buckingham & Chandos.
M. Lansdowne.
M. Salisbury.
M. Camden.
M. Cleveland.
E. De Lawarr.
E. Amherst. |
Their Lordships, or any Five of them, to meet Tomorrow, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the
Prince's Lodgings, near the House of Peers; and
to adjourn as they please.
Poor Rates, Motion respecting, withdrawn.
It was moved, "That there be laid before this House,
"A Return of the Amount of Money levied and expended for the Relief of the Poor in each Parish in
England and Wales, for the Year ending 25th March
1830; specifying the Amount paid for other Purposes
than the actual Relief of the Poor."
Which being objected to;
The said Motion was (by Leave of the House)
withdrawn.
Lords summoned.
Ordered, That all the Lords be summoned to attend
the Service of the House on Tuesday the 20th of April
next.
Adjourn.
Dominus Cancellarius declaravit præsens Parliamentum
continuandum esse usque ad et in diem Mercurii, decimum diem instantis Februarii, horâ decimâ Auroræ,
Dominis sic decernentibus.