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bad ales. The charges }td and he did not, therefore, at opposition. It was incorrect upon a private transaction. Mr. by appealing to the public adr mainly rest his case upon the himself, in the Court of King's a Crintlital information for libel. maratat ais-iiierfrieedvtise- Pei upon the iPossrbthi ua.i Jury dU Ths: saute moment niight. be bn•ught.otubtithr posedyrit% that by the purity of the judicial character of a libel by a Judge was never to - in that House? Was it no fit subject a Jude, after attempting the destruction _ and milk:haw accusation, and attempting the mew acauaaiona-libel, I. blast 1 " - • facts alleged in this libel, every 1415 e." If they allowed such a man to remain a Judge, could they be said ad keep the teat of *Maclean ? Those who would go thus far must be prepared to say that the moat open and notorious infamy is no disqualillcation far the seat of justice. lit. SCAILLATT explained.—lie did not say that Modem Wanly mei tisk &proper subject to be brought before the House.— Wharhe assestiPM; if any person were libelled, and applied to the lift*, the ptepiemertrer would be, " Go and bring your masa in tbeatdinary way." Mr. & WONTLRY expressed his obligations to the Hon. Member forMertlardshhe kw - awakening the attention of the Home . • •nald -be to the dangerous posttiao io which it stood. No interenes.....-__ fairly drawn against Mr. Kenrick from the eiratatitance of his attempting to induce Franks to plead guilty to the ageism.-- Nothing was more COOLUIOIL In regard to the charge of libel, God forbid that that House should ever undertabevo be judges of private libels. They had quite enough to do, and sometimes even mina than they could doaquite well, to judge of the libels in which their own privileges were immediately concerned. Mr. Secretary CANNING.—Of all the questions that could possibly tome before this House, those *hick related to judicial matters for tbedue asinsinistratiou of justice, wire questions upon which every Member would nio,t naturally act from his own peculiar impressions. He rose at resent more to.state the reason Wiw i , *ease the.matter came too division, hY would'vote for the minion of the Hon. and .Learned Gimatemin opposite ()Ir. Den man). If the question bad now come before them fur the first time, and as an original proceeding. he was not prepared te con tend, that much might not be *Aid for the amendment of the Hon. Member for Hertfordshire. But 'he could not confider it ae .airjrtiginsi c peetweding. for the subject had been brought under; *Ott WAWA fiat year, and the Howe stood, in some to . re,,pledged. wins on with it. And he. Could net forget t his night HoneauteMe .Frimed near Win (her. Peel) had lige Susi,* adviewithe Hon.:aad Learsed Gentleman, on account of taggtgegt pr more of important rib& Int-iness, to postpone the Itroasailt ins.t4e miller 01.111 r. Kenrick until this Session; and when be the; agreed to pawls* the proceeding, he might think hinted( wall 'sweated to condole that.* his light Honourable Frhiutir.ouldoetingespose any obstruction. The Honourable and Learaed.Gentienua bad consented co postpone the subject for the convenience of public busbies', and might now, perhaps, with jets-' tire, consider himself as tat. eery fairly treated, if any ebstriegthis were 1014. thrown in the way of his proceeding this ffeesltem r Mb. DENISON had just sees Mr. Kenrick in the Wbby; and bad been desired to inform the House that be was quite prepared - to meet the eberges,but at the sante time he had no other wish than . for the House to proceed as it thought propee t He minima not site dovro.withaui.eipessing.his entire asecurrente with thiaplailin of the Hon. Member for Yorkshire, that that -House. was lab* tribunal -to invesdeete a'.ebarge of. private libel.: • • Mr:. C.X.. WY,N NNW, ifthesineendment were urged, he must Vote for:at} t could O4KrfillW .this as.the surd of the charge of 1 .14 rear. II the libel been established by a verdict of a Jhry the cape A lthnlil: he...dilleigat; bat be Avoid no Wee • that the I House . scos,t%4divint into Wyk 'net tly because the alleged ledeller was k. 4 9. 4 in .I,le :thought they 'ought to resritct themselves to cases ejlierg,tbst soi* bad beta ettablished - lii theAoottres below. Keen if thin case were pieced, he thought there • 'would Mit tie' grouts t . Ail. swathe CroeFti for Mr. Kuriek's -removal; 'as. that' was 4 0, •••. iltp ass. addisjoissi. argument • fat net , prberliirg: for 40 ! - cam. . „,,, - • , • .•• .1: ,- •• -. •• • t ... 6.1 - ' . titt Sfgaii..P;en exeluded, for .a, divigion : the rOditry-Weir , cro • • , L and' took a bug time to clear. The numbers itittirger! 641 / 4 3 2 !" — a2 _.y....*d A .r-. • -- - ' • li. .1 I ar...‘ .. .- .•:.1 .*, .-: . ::.. 1: tut Modes,— .- . - • wt.,. -.. .• -.. ~. at. " • 1 ' • %th • e Amendmeot • • .-4,, - . . • 42 = ' - Majority against the Amendment • .. . t.-.3g • : . , ,reepleuiltselliato•the.Conuoittee. • MroG, • "a ..! WI L iiii,..i.tbatonli . .,i ' l.; Mr . lE' e,",frk . • ":,-,..,•.":.". Nr kii pit. AN tweed, that. John Yanks he oath& :leder unougoes),tiatiho was not in attoodeemr. .. :.- • - ••• -.4 .0.4.•-;‘ , " • iie - Kiln, IList. examined by • Mr: Denisseut—TM Ablinifest was a Magistrate for the county of Surrey; be resided rte .9M/its worth dude, near the residence of Mr. Kcnsick; recollected' a daughter of Franks being charged with theft, seven os eight • yews ago; was not sore that the girl had ever been brought before him; he grantee the search warrant ; so evidence had been produced before him to affect Franks or his wife with respect' the charge brought spinet the daughter; they had never been chirged • with abetting the Aggitheer -is theft—eartainly not. He , wag .the . .person who had some sheirstoiten There had been a paper found near thepthetterbiek loath armispi: ctoa against FrankW The suspicion proud to bestahmealeil, Aso. thee lux bad been apprehended; teeth and matitimb kir the offence. • It was intros that beshadvlbeenimeepettoillith , Fratiltli was the alas whisked stolen hip ehosik. H. lest ether sheep bat no sespidini snacked to . Franks. Had-suolved a letter from Mrs Kenrick in August, lithe.. *Dwight she had -writing that of :Mt. Kenrith.' The letter was brought by Mr. Kentick's mad. Mee letter tutu fellows; " 31v hoeitBta-;-.11 wiled here lest night, and feud a died copy oF ti,thattgilt . of ap aillelevit, whidt set bevies eimegethanageV b a d b e a l l`wd put tagether. After the attack ip the p ,idirpistg Oiewide, ja bge litrz ille y ret=are` to get dattPlitTeis to . Duke aidevit of sub facts as wooldliddr• upon their/tit*, Tilespii.frel obliged to yea to peruse ibe sheiks 3,4, s;3;inetis make your own alidavit Of each tads asked oaths within yew knowledge.... I have doielitsrof tie propriety - of • • the facts f eluting *tufo thee, ; .b** toad ilse aided( to me, that I may spelt if necessary. .I will tall on you togoorrow.— Pray 1/Win - the draught of the allislavit.—l am, &c." Was the lenge accompanied by an allidavit?—Yes. .. * Did wlniessercitit to idr. IL/wick. in• consequence?-it did, and stated dwitJ afield /me say any thing is regard to the sheep. Crosioikatneil tyMr. Gliansv-1 never heard of a bloody' knife for werttlieus a lt my ewe, sheep went stolen.. No 'sheep were killed ggliga *paper was alluded to. Perhaps it was six de seven yehralko . daft th e sheep wet* stoke. Ite-exibiiiied by Mr.. Desrmam—l have been for years a Mile: trate of Surrey, and Franks usagever imagist before me.. - Wheat may.withdraut.. • - • ' • .* • ildwiuld &raid *audited by Mr. Denisan--4 as the belliff of Mr. Peters, but I Deter knew of any charge against tee deaghter-el " —.4 of sometheep basing beets ankh: I 'wept before " , sheep were then killed:. Franks. 1 his character stolen in April, IPannatt.—l. five as. Hal Betcberorda, e stealing sot Pesaro. • wens faun bed.. rte :-.thete cogarsidon; aid sal sews &WM - i 414% Itt ..4 et wife be her Mr. OUR Mjait aid, d ig it this was all the.aviiraest he fatal* to wirer and. connecting this evidence w possession of the House, be was-prepared was fully mad: out; • Mr. Seceei.ly CANNING understoOd, that the business of to hestinifAhr,,evidettie. Mr. IAO7I I /pm then called Mr, course till t1#e" . #4.44 pursue. Mr. Gumbo. ,be _should Ilottee,„ ill fat hi Ong Or two documents stay feVzs m ciqns us im the • Mr.' Iltr mood that the s siting be put • • the House, without any Resolution e It then requested the nploien and 'dyke whether, upon this statement, the Court would allow kismet. nisance to be done away. The witness stated that he trmansitted this letter to Lord Middleton, the Chairman of the Sessions, and received an answer in the negative. After some conversation, it was agreed that Mr. Gurney should be heard bitfore the Home after the printing of the evident*, lad the reprinting of such of those documents laid en the table last year as bore upon it, The Douse having *mined, - • 'Mr. GORDON brought tap the Report, containfig thernittutts of evidence, whkh was ordered to be printed, asmitakess into coo. siderstion on Tuesday next. NOVI 110111tATIS. Sir GEORGE CLERK its that the Howe de resolve itself into a Committee of Supply: On petting the question Speaker do leave the Chair— Mr. HUME ruse, and begged to can the attention e to the Report of the Finance Committee of 181 , whole naval and military establishments of the recommended to br*placed on suck a footing, penditure should not exceed 17,250,0001. and or. mendatlon the late Lord Castlereagh, and every 'Minister concurred, and held out the same hopes of r don of the establishments. Yet the Howie would lieve that every year the estimates have exceeded mere than three million—and In no instance payments come within the estimates. la 1818 the . tore was • , £19,154,000 • In 1819 . . 19,290,000 In isSO . . 19,320,000 In 1821 . • "A 00 t 0459 and so it had gone on to the present year. What . mit therefore was, that they were not in a condition Committee till the Chancellor of the ff.xdseqiur should his augment : and new that wewere about urretern currency, it was necessary to pause before they laid pf landau on the country which it sustained eursesep. He would nut waste the time In eitiollB2l9, on the delusive - nature of the Ms Majesty • . Ministers at different _periods. were- told • that hie' Majesty . had received. nundeatione of - the amicable . dispositions of Serape, .that it. appeared to hint a peculiarly . consider . whether they could see redoes the expenditure stead of which, there was a proposed. increase of 1,000 Last year there were 99,000 seathen and marines - it- was wow proposed to have 30,000: iill7 Committee fixed the number at 10,000 mantes The American navy, the increaseiti which was so . and held up as reason for our largwestablialultent a . of seven 'ships of the Itne, lee frigates of. the hut clan, of the Detour class, and a few sloop, 'sad corvettes 500 ships of war, of width 130 were hi commission no other Hutt In-Europe, nog in Enrepe together, could therefore submitted to the House, whether it was not tit sider something of the relative forte of 'this country tt and paused Wore we added to our airAt s f i rcat expend They ouglft knov/Whit the total re The would ; be they mixed to any expendltUre *intent: . .-The Hop Mt coneledett nuAttzun Aodend9tini 0-dt .. .19 113 0 10 7Z Out, illa ttlti Howie ;head defer gohig-Inalk • - sent question until the whole estiiiiparibtiii444 boleti yardeidarly as the estimated flit' 84104 kiit a Ltli e bte her the last. ' • • DAVIES having seconded the Antuld' The CHANCELLOR of the ' - xXCHWitIEa k bend 4 that the only, mode by which the House :the -ratimater . tateetied those of • last - year) boar ter-fie voted. Wit by ring into- the Committee ply, t sod' theft his Honourable Friend (Sir G. Clerk) a. oppofteidtj of erelaining the groundi of - N 416jecticri was matte. That was *tite ihrotgh- for thilut tlifo or three years be itad duty to give the - fullest statement of the dilation ffnaticee at the Wotan possible period. Yet never 'considered that it • was precluded from i y Committee of StipplY (till that statement order that they might 'determine whether the posed .by GovernMent was the proper suns to V " nCil e hngsv .t e t a b b e se ring froln eentios . " liat e° - th e question possible tat it could bedesee twilit any Utishietlos order Hiteie, as be could not Possibly reititrinat every dependant, and give tipluistleile rape The awes which th e Hui. Geetitnun ragweed, appeared 14 pregame with incooveduice, and he should therefore the amendment. • Cdionil*DAVlES said. that ahbotigit be gave Ministers Vet their general measures, yet he did 'think they paid at to the rigid economy imperatively deimanded ireouref the country, which nothing 'Would relieve 011iselderable redo:don - of our estabilihneents, and Meads* of taxes. Mr. MIGHT said the tneasuret of 'Government to meet the state of the had of protesting ilet snaky with Which they seemed to regard it. the Ansendussit. • • Mr. C. HUTCHINSON understood the preposition Hon. Member for Aberdeen to be, that the Government be called upon ti skew the Ruse what the resources ' -Tips of the country were, and tb what extent they . ilisr estairlishmente,,beforc it voted so large a stun yarttneist. . , . . Mr. IIUME - i t was usnal, before voting the estimates, sit the different establilhmeois to say what would ti- - petiditure for the fnllowieg year; 2 and •he asked I - Ministers, before the linuse should be called on th.vote t. le the estimates, to let It be. furnished with statements estimated expenditure for Of . e current year: -1 Mr. Secretary CANNING said there never had .. i'eqUest is that before the Speaker's leaving the - Chair, Mate should be opened to the House... They went into's ' for the express purpose of having th e detail, of -the " plained fully, because these explanations might be asked, Willch would be against the rules of the House; while els fibulae.' in the Chair. But the Hon. Member for Brietol. ilfarskiind warmly maintained that thepractice of ,Parliansebt hitsv be departed from—net for the first time since ::.. **gee the ex istence et Parliament. - Arid they!werm . berme he had a speech tvitisin him, which,. if pecnteked. ac4iver. Why, if he (Mr. (: anning) . plight hire bb ileilared to Goo, be would rather bear the speech while is Au hi The Chair than after theiWermin Committeto-s(Latqllmee 'lle thought that the present altuathis of i thetusinm was oral' 'required them to treat with the Pelmet tittle/GP-4e l'" mid; with deference—the feelings pt the,peepie, . 'Minsk it to be in That state syhials Fewhad.that they s. - Ow , op the usual mourn of ceasidalag ihosoffilie fee ibeiseessurrderske 'MU. country. He theretyre hersdebat shaMess,Y -tip, rens his asedea, het.m:ienecsioelawseeision - li ed espial:askew be wish fed. ,, - Nom. ..' r. F. PA - LMitit: . geinithip ' 13 • Idr. HUMS would. IW' '' "Nag On she Heat: . :A:tai" , , l a illeera-.Tbe the* . WO MO .. .. I- -- " •" a alliVif firtniATlY 4. ` " aik :ii , :ow ikeesei gill* escesdettdmat of lest year, i selinint. The Hen . age. ...• epee mum esien, esiessisos s Alm It V4l l . li. Via l in\ ,11 - 111 == 4 nun pf NOMA ein wholly hoilißeleiti ftr 'llbtafgkeffle.Y. ‘- Otifta . tn. - the 'great e,mey -- *MOW' 'Wits ' ( se ii i (111 4 Otos . aidlinilep. 411r7 ad v . inireseesl . - taiiit ',Amyx et ;Mr .414esse i srisis. side had, OP'. wereitthaft i gf 'Pe.. keep µp a ein sider ible- in the -.t the War . betWteb. Obi Gfelits . respect strips building Bombay, had. beep foundethat. theie.dby of the ships bulk there was so admirable, that It', had htom deter Mined to condense the practice. In the aura Estimate therwiras- another sum which required explanation. It had heist sestet Yee year that the Contra,ctars for the -works at-Blusamess, Awed to proceed with their completion .at s quiches—nue, sO"ei to have them finished to *LIMA instead of tea, would abate . fourteen per cent. the _coutract, which ,syould reduce it from 911,0001. to 756, This - prepoial,'m beneficial to the patine, bad been eloamiTaltif,'Said'lltkielaseqiiiisce they shouki• have to can upon the How blew' of *naval 50,0 ". for 150,0001. There would .able be an asidlkliattil sum to be voted for the Breakwater. as. it wa 'sow- &bud ateStiole to employ a greater number of men span Wet wsrtal This increase, co rds!r te e the ethers he bed meatitmettoirould teak" the'appe • the - _ _ . metallic reialaing fee wisest of all atbep were the easiest to be 'tried., ,Vey hisorerot rut, he would never Wifh to see (me poend not aatti z4tc. Wulf, pot dm Were necessity to manufacturers, este, were pre*. able be use to of the Bash ifilligle*Mititive a fetter 01811 / be foiled, bet tins hitter ceadd.. . Mr. HUDSON GURNEY approecd.efthemawilkhellkeh the :ohly miens -et 'eat:tying the measure wiiriout..oPlet ~ tint 'known a tame" banker, *rho, within I** days, ` had pa ints. talenetbriettlesas over for 13,0001.'0f its oo h rhtites,'Mv(fr rwi& re-issued them, amt. on. racer thew bask the *revs thein all WAAL+ own Ste. . . : •,, hk. CiTf - Pl l 6 skid, that cointry banhety with drew theft noes hely. bemuse ' the bf - lots was stopped. He rash! ,apt §ppose tie 'senate. • • • - • • • litre Franks. Oung s dl of somesitosp booing heed Zs Lord Rot Z i lti the paper was found, no she nor was ing glualfs hand. Subsequently si die perhiliWkestolithem was tried, and seine+ ed. I never knywsty other .sospicwo against I hies elute' llt Carta know s nothistragalust his had deititaivith hint: The sheep were stolen NoseambeifinoviNig'i sold hint a sow. John rooks osanneed by Mr. Aunts.--I Owillatgalk , 'SF*. I lived tourleus at 5 bays a ' My daughter was goosed of at Mr. ''' s;' is wss brought before kir. aceosed'ogrialiettog, The ankles mining hosiik.ICARENA Ina by the side of the girl's 1 diem teal tioll,pli. They was Vely triviid:-.1 sneer sling ill._ . Visual was shopped. illinnig the dal" .. I 4s not rosiolket if the Magistrate on that 'octasinit. Is the summit et .11111 k 11 nannthi for stealing . i piers of wood. I sew wife to intercede with Mr. Keswick for ms. RAF OW 1 511.11111 1 1M1 widen= with the deamistelisib• • s ir G. CLERK rowed to sehmk . diedis•agfils istp * present estimate ' • " a prima* of strict 00 1 0 ,41 r caaN ' u r r ' lod stow, as open that Ctionatjetos qnsarbeilabot d ig 4 • • ^ tl.llR' of dine fir. Kenna i is iOW year would be wholil • 1•• at present. I het leave, NAf pendia. ' laterceirVe ocuMents ; sad after thirsadiebli . • ups *shad evidence. . . ' of. inatintiet I the coarse agreed :forte we now had, it in, and the question Ail necessary to 'kap don in the Celainittee." . * *. on ACCOlint of . , • - . ' Mr. Secretary (ANNIN •, • whole e • - ~,, ~- e. ', . *an pgisraart we. " - .....---- '' 1 bars! -notes, did issue small men leader the eubting restdetietae go rew ire) I been for some time upon the table, before the. Co .. ' .- : ... tAk ' • of , '..i.' '''l i :•_,.. • ..." '''''". .. ' • to • ''''''."- ' split • country bankers? He had no dos that rho. • Ilaik,would heese.the eZr .4 •••••••°*'. • • , • 44.. t this period expect to experience this beau, any bras • . 1 - • % • •• VO , -*.:. • ,- . '-'." -, ...„.• " • _. for . • same anxiety to withdrew those notes. The Hon. Member had - \ . - '1'•,..-%, . , t• to consider the charges as founded si" . ._. I. iikakerete gilled - ._. , Clerk • i • fill, in ... lOW a • told the House himself that there wets plates in the country where -rill Our ?el •i. t - ' Jr. Kenrick had rendered them public \prom:o4lr Cm 4114- -: • w - ' ,ill, to . . ...,... % h . . 46. , F ar t h e *** ear-an Illibease •'. . .• else bankers were anxious to withdraw their It. notes trum cite**. dministration of justice. He would .rir the lens en • . Beereeisdfilit la, • : 'IT - - •in assisting*. Fir 4 los cumipan in the Ai Itaitltition den. We should make the pleasure of the withdrawal of these e affidavits filed by that Geotleasau `,* case of limbs, 7 ' - • 37 • • • • t,• • • war ; boil ilse.ka*o , Indlat.:orojaanyware to repay notes as easy as partible; so that if there were dumpy. through er . .... 't Bench, to support an applicMaisfeEll - Mr; Velum , pct in the docaollds. ant 1 4 i tiiiiiiiiii 11711 1 ibtr OdbAs • the sum of iii,oohi, hang 'the additional expense of prehension or otherwise. thepOttelalexahhohilabafiritatiihrerthilita lel. He was astonished at the argu- Clerks, together with the defense of Jobe • -..• ' - . 7., , *Oa ties. 'The Wks** of this year would thew an excess over' 'wits made NM* Ine saisdiW• which IV atietißilltibeir - -Mett*lrfert i letetlforaush,>fouitdod- • The-witness, upoit.forthee-s • differiog in'opinion from that House. be received a letter from Mr . .. , rietsrick - die arty the feelings it Ise urged in any case of criminality foe Franke's trial. The letter nr.o_put in Mid mid; - It eutetthe the 1 4 1aey, which le* the rise its prices, swoldd be increased elect . wool agpayate the pressure. ; en -of titre Beare : •It was a duty ins- Cale of Franke; .s-salsT-lhat'SG:lliiiiieli . iiiiiiiiivel-ilse:liepele list. 7 ear friar lint leper wet.. creating an ripens, of 100:0300f. Sir . WHOTFllSLETtlhiengibliaßlitillailiiiiiiiii le Act of Settlement, to maintain the sontnenrainsadrsuffeeed by Flesh* ab iiciliaChilltiktigibilieat for; Open( thi eapeniterdibrgerietil Civil Establishments ed.the Navy upon theory, but the wants of' the pgalg s lessid • Sri* es r. Was it to be said that the writing his o ff ence. Ile bad heard,that the mace bad beg ,tateM.lb pri-: there was no iocrease w avid.bisonie would be found a considerable abandon the principle of their Bill, - "lbirtis id to -be made the, sp bu bjeet of inquiry son ; that be had a large*family, and that he to a beagle eliminution- Upon 4Ms and the Navy Ordnance there appeared a di- relief. Their retie was rithee barlrbefihk% iiii . 1 • 1 7 1 4 / subject of Parliamentary inquiry if club, by one °kb. Met of *which he Would - kis claim it mioution of 320,0001.bot,there wasmott the aggregate of these two people on aeons hand,aod is ffsgia4llolo...et oho Oirpoolilarlilhill lestruction of a poor man by a false convicted of felony. 'Meitner further elated, that the infpflio' is-* beads c a saving of Sikoool. The charge for t)rdnanee bad been him, who would be sore to •be iewik OW% folohologiihe attempting it in vain, should seek, by ment already suffered would perhaps do atuniekor MN" thew fur- transferred to the Ordnance Estimates, and the • Hem. Member the principle of their NIL •He iffd not • like actin s,. dust his character ? Were were four cher punishment, to effect the reformatino.of the peisimar, and lit mot sweet to end- a cerrespoodem husease'ln. that - depthinent He meant that he aid sot: HIM 'siting 'iipiiii mere y one of which he would prove to be he ( Mr. K.) was unwilling to Juliet further distress-on his family. when It came before, them. With respect to the chine of Blips The Chancellor et the Exchequer was now abeadoialsig.sk lc e . , man to remain a Judge, could they It then requested the (minion and "(Mae of Mr. Lawson as to building at liontbay, dt had bees foundethat.thespialbr of therships ciples ofametallic currency, and tetalaing Yoe eirketadefa *oars, . - _ _ _ _ am the ready large excess over the caimans. of lad year of eal,oool. Mr. CALCRAFT was kr allowiag counterbeekereywetiOnin: Bat the real additional expense reduced' Well' to 190,0004 The rent power with the Rick of.Engiand 1l) the 111th of October., . 1 Lion of the House great asses of this increase were the additional IMO men, the Mr. ;TIERNEY slid; rite was not. a. gusty mustion, WWI, u 7, by ma c h o n increase price of vientalling for the liavy ► and the providing for supported his Ilajesty s Ministers upon their arespeopositlop, htte. a Yoe country were the mere rapid. progress of - the works at Sheerness. The Hon., there 104•Iseen a . -ftementreintlieWeleilliPmfidet ; a 'friveling at ~,, f i at -- d u i ea . Baronet couchaded by moving-" That ,e sum not exceeding rue a time when &muesli was moat Wattled. The orlOba tr°l ol - 6 '' en that mum . million six hundred and thirty-eight *oilseed poundete granted to titian was to wl4ll;llAClONACMOUrrati,:kbaciadie,ouitsidered a every unasem n as defray the charge of wages and victuals fee thirty. thousand men, most desirable es*, to . bj ansiied. 'I measure then proposed of ; ee l, a o m i ts . including nine thousand Royal Royal Marines, to servein his My- was a devlatiett floinikai plik. Thetan were to have nine months u m staisely b o . ontj_'s Meet for IS knarineetths, commencing the Ist of Jan!. Ibink" to make allowed OIL notes. It bad been said Batik notes and gold l a t h a t s u n s by '. lir. HUME saki, that it was certainly impossible to attain coin of the same value would not eirculatetOgetber. That vies not did t h e . actua l Without quaint:Mica that it was mimeo:wary to employ 50,000'° a new doctrine. It had been proved an hundred years ago, that bad u actua l *upon & seamen ; be would net, 'therefore, insist on that particular, but dummy would drive snubs tend; and if that were true what was • 134,000 would object to the totals:octant of the estimate. The cat of our Mkt:case of Rank notes which remained', circillatlusif *no Hon. ] 210 , 000 present establishment wee the enormous stain Af 23 cessions. He did Gentleman had relied on the roesunesent by B. Mbe to Piat,Tell Pitt 390,000 not deny that a navy was baltoesitylbet thienkeuitritself was a if be ch estates 11.notesyhe Win not have Moines In the Cepuqtry-.. DOO.OOO relative term; itinsplied eeme.proportion to. the resistance feared. When the dwarf was Waste*e of efenintrePecill- Gomm' C he should sub. A few yew Mildews s back, when Mi l de were tilted to reduce the navy, meet pushed their measures to extremist- hy west* rapid rase r on to go into the they replied, " The western hemisphere is in arms-South America of interest reduced? Why did the Binh aiiiim . mewl on seta' ii ; b o w h av e ma d e wages, war by land and ma, and in this siesneet we must maintain rities ? Who 'was to be acconuitodated ? The Cottony Gentle- el urn to a metallic Our superiority." This was said when.tbe disposition of the South mett were to be enabled to keep up their ' vents. When the et 4 the same l oa d. American States towards us was imperfectly 'mown. • Wu it not rate of interest was reduced, men -were: foisted into speeuia- under a paper surmising then that our nartabould be antWSented just when these dons. By running up everything, and running down everything, the o f . the . H ouse states had entered into amicable relations with this country, and country had been pinged into an abyss of distress and ruin. , statements o f when the treaties of commerce with them had been jest laid en the The crisis bad heed brought on, It was saki, by overtrading. . table. The Hon. Gentlemen et/Msdte would perhaps say that our Why, what is it you mean by over trading ?- I meat by it a man 'lt r i d .. .. such h ow c t om hey . traders required mimosa aaktin" androtectiost in the lifediter- who is very unsuccessful in trade. It is modelling like creates i the . powers , 1 6 rannean ; but he ("ifr,. Hume) never has of any resistance er of- *" Treason never thrives, std for this reisoo, ell r proper t i me t o fence offered to our mirehant shipping in the Medkerrartean except • If It succeeds, it is no kw treason." 31 expen di ture ; k s • when engaged in cont r aband err prohibited trade- oil, is:statue, And if yOur over trader happens to succeed in the same way, you S if 1 p o p oseo .- wimp. carrying provident' to 'the Turks. They might aka be told set him down at a respectable, etneepritisW Haiti& Merchant, he Inc. voted, and, that antingetunitadownf our navremenecessary to thrprotectlen of should (grounding himself en the precedent of 3193, recommend 47, the Finance Our revenue at home ; hot he (Me. khune}could not.see what peek that an issue of Exchequer ilifiesboithf Mt/ plact;lo be applied to a nd marines.— sacred to the country from. the system et speeding In - the. pre. the relief of those persons who could . give derneSateral semeity of r much dwelt On, eentiveservieensoredaut the almost of duties collected. ft would be 'goods in their possession. • IF such in issuirwere to take Owe, he it, only Corinne& hell" feotnoos7 and 4 nobler Pcsnelialoto abolish dole duties *Rote. . had the most perfect conviction that the mail mould sciokliere.. class,ilairigates the . • it kept a navy oaths coma Abide, foe the style of catching paid ; that confidence would be ;enured, and we , .shrthimestetene a; while we had m inor elfendfc% while_ .ille..Fireiche Spaulah, sad PortOpleindld as to a wholesome state of iersesef,lssf'ellich-lielliedrit a fail paper a;a Wu which they Pielled ; and , tor tem, stew Vie was lisoweeptod.- (foe lei. . currency bottomed on gold. . .•--- - - - ----- ---- - mild equal. _He. could not say the` were. 101 , 1441w.1fe of an .linglidgma was for..• • The CHANCEL.I.Q aof iIse.EXCIIE.Ay*E I Mimeos* to ,- not time to con. felted. So gnat was this io el ilk that sluts ft *mid slit' one or two wattle Cathie vitt& hid been said by the That OM. ;num to others, .be in ice . of; E 144 , to, the estahMielmelikoviditen Gentleman, ti the Geweenentna 'in its . dialimi sal& t leak: It ex p e ndit u re.- line , Was ths - ej!elle lAg stile * * Amy aseassan • arandataff Us* ' iiie . warm of slie dee. emight-wrigitutentoldli •ObierninentAL ( would. be before lumintlo, °I the Alselllt.ll4ts•Which. *sill Ise*, remise* olthettalClityy weett,.repsfe s sibl i t a il,'he ;thick hewn-Aw !sl+t-bull kith H oe . m em b er ureic 'sem Mt at the Mairpheed . a Mote. Is - thi. let il l fgegeopee Mt Ak A f ar . iv money, est .stieh, to. for -from - tbn SU . -- *isffect, fie. we - I ; Mein .11114. , in i'llefilins dna • St, litiretsat, :with' 10,000' itileanuellevitii KA opt4Jey, the. aluek.:46. Ete-sogifilico 'al atMe on the prt sierra i yet tbe• estimate lor 4Jhat yeas • new , sedy two inflgons;eldf. _ _ibir 0044nuierit: le - aitneo sise:..Elght. liestesiehle its F been kid before walllPra lee.senfnuAll.l.llo4G'.nevatiillineisin eletwed-prothisod 'Gentleman that the Government never knew the. Banh had • Its rithis year`ex-* ratek__,„.l? at:, feal t tait,;*l4l_ l 4lW and folleserallan 1 i 14440004, ` :adopted An ederorvestril 1 Oki ' reeled . - hilbriastion Neve then 1 . 3irTair. CLIKW 11111U0* . - ike redaction weigh tool. Meer id de the stibjetne•-ithe , GoveAtinent was not trilinible for tM), _pets an d Ame n s , ... ' 1 WA, rendered •It neeesientii . prende.for ;host who kid clainti of the Rink: 'Hwy liedihor that' -enntrol (peer the Bank ilylo4 the 1 said be re _ upon the Serriee: As ass ,shr illblowe: filmdom. they wee mi. ninny a u pp me d, the •tisaught Aktuktiotin Alai* *not amp tbp tee ma id, tide sated during the warhy shaeleiers.ongull popillee dote thetrliW 'Dank with sea kWh* *ere eititetiveti stir at% of • Qiivenuneitt, r a l .) Wi e tuer the deP was 2,09144111 tilMolladellitithe-msliliwav .11se• 'mete might 'and: also that they might IS abetitinfruhi inikiiiitise Government )1, mime of S u p. - be Said as to the n!44lol4l4llA 4f +aniseed& - .l4oejfit4. 'As to t•esvonnble for acts of the Beek. • • • • the IA ) wou ld h ave the diretenci of promotion between the - Marines avid the•baicers • 'The 'Bill was then tread a second time . and - .o4*ia. tie be cm- eau ..,. . . . • tad ,. k ern .to of the Navy, the former received their -Coterneieskier 'without Miffed en Monday. . 1111111 „o ar cours e, -any claims,. the latter as, a, reward dor. men; .• and • the devotion Mr. GORDON. begged te knew from the' Rost:•ll,lsinber oppw t og felt it to be Hi of their lives to the service from their Touchier. period. when they site, whether it was the Intention if Osiesettenerir to act upon the mil ld could not acquire any other profession. The clerki who entered Ite port of the Commissioner of Inquiry-late-the. entities! an* ittu°be}ln it 1"; e e te ..i t t ed th e ir once in 1217, had, bratipulaties, a progressive increase of Civil Courts of some of the West lindia Colon* f 1 a „i n , j am as 10L per annum to their sakries since, and th us anot h er p art o f t h e *M r . W. HORTO; said be was not able to give an immediate tom es ra na d e ), i n Hum ,Gentleman's objection was obviated. The expenses under. answer to that question, as Government was wisitihg fur 'a fresh din, be alum n a bro. taken at Sheerness were designed to save the..oeeeuity of incurring report as matter for further consideration ; but. be .eould,tay,4hat tee to be rated.- a greater expense. Government intended to take some steps us that already ohtliosik Sall jam o f wiply., . Sir G. COCKBURN said, the cause of this dry rot, and similar Th e ot h er or d ers o f t h e d ay were t h en di spose d o f, an d t h e House au' is „ ol d be i ts . aces, was owing to the freshness of the timber unavoidably em- adjourned at Hair-earr One till Monday. e liki.i.4ld ma ilt• )toyed in the construction of that and a few other vessels. Mea —,-.- 4.-..-.....--nr.=.14...1..17....11 Th' „ es ., b ea d 0 ; a sates bad been adopted to prevent a future recurrence of the II 1 I', kt.V EN .I,Nt i ..tSTA it . •. - 1 expetidittere:- remote occasions and the dry rot, which, be believed, would be 1 ..c..-z_...:-..—.. - . - ...*..'• -. . •••••LIO p al . . appeared to him found cadent- therefore oppose - After some further conversation the items were agreed to. LONIKN; ',. *,,: '• :" • . Al - MI - . PROMISSORY NOTES RILL. ' Ministers credit The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER wished to i " 114- :'- ' - '. . SATUAD A :., 'FE RAJXII,7f r 18.,.42'6,. • ci: ry paid sollicieut elate, before, moving the order of the day for the second STOCK gxcH,,t:N4. vol. sriifitaacK, •• aided by the die- reading of the Promissory Notes 11111, that it was his intention in The Consol Mitket Ali nseinekes ti.nMi Viik, Rd. Consols Die ;eve but a very - the Committee to submit a proiweltilen, net to the 'unit suggested opened at 73i for the Aecoanty end, Moot erter• reached. 76) for • feet d a consequent by the Hon. Member for Newtown (Hr. H u d so n Gurney) which Money, with a firth MOW- This de lcattliblated lo•tissectet - Plill he thought wear toe far, but a modification of*. The object o f non of the issues, by the Rauh of )Bit dot as ..Two. Ike hies 'mein were net prevention was, net that whil s t th e circulation of small notes Pound Notes to October. There Is alas a. 4.llMlisp Mud" Ism protesting against should be prohibited to country bankers, It should be permanently with the continuance of i scarcity of Stack. i , , • ~-). ~r,.„...1,.,: --I He supported aliewetto the Binh of England ito that .he bad a decided oh*. It is now the °pinkie MU alters Will telic e banamattlit,tota e and , C 6 .. • dm. It *mild be unjust fo the country bankers as web of Maxi. confidence by degrees WEI ht rater l 4—?Canialt•wirsr*tilir -t the Account. oposition of the intent with the principle of the meisure before the House But It .„ . ._. ••- • i ~••• -'-- - . I" "t; .1. '* • tun rernment Aetna bad been represented to hint. that a limitation of ,yet prel o ad. The Foreign Market IMO , impopowi triklogia: s • .:.- . - lee Sin ees and capabili- thin„so far from impeding the measure, would .pressem inseams& • Current PriceS: o.id tej,ii.ft•L . 11009 *I A A= r Meant to carry It was his intention, therefore, to propose that knead of ?caballing New 44 441, Russian, 711 - Gettep.ipenfp.a 4 ...... not fur one de-. the Bank of England from issuing small notes,. dated .riUequently Bilie 1 Prellh eitteß ov 5 " , .. v0 • . •.,. 4 4;J:.._ kwio a..is. - f 1ar.t•...... juwa4444, . • i•• " T . :: Ise to the 6th of February last, it should be le ft to them no issue nub • •..... 4 1ke estimates, te call notesdated previous to , the lath of October mu. The object is( Bank Stock 2Q3, ‘, i ... -s .-e: ~...-.. .. ,_ m tnneors sP. , all l ad h e their ex. this proposition was to give th e Wakes facilkinsfor yr*. . 3 pee . C o at. itaj, 7ft?,‘,- .. .771,6: maw iiiii.vn Wl.' ••:" - to •d his • Majesty ' s " paring diensielves foi the effects of the, , Arad.* voided with- Met vote for say.part drairaFer dirk nee. If they Were ill compelled to withdraw f - Dia 3 Per Cent. Cons. 76 .y4 iy6 w - . Al3 l .77' , 00 t'' - art memento et the' theirinull rites at once, it would be • • ve of great incense- Si per Cent. Red. 84%' .85* • - t . • .' eirsce.- The Rank. of England • be -still avails- hound tat 1 .4 per Cent. 99% 94% " ' . . i. .::. ~. *....., - • Der id teen such a withdraw their Mkt at the end of three IMInitinfRIIIIIINT long Ann. 1614 1 / 2 tact Chair, the Esti- hankers, • , t...c. ... • • 2.. .- - ii r i; at T India Stock . 22l .. - ...., .. .. t r -I . . i .i. * . t ,.. :,- . I .‘ - .. • .- ••••••• - • 7 mai Commiteee W. ELLICE warmly Ps : sicked against that e Estimates' et- • was the. great advantage to, be gained .liy: helix ? -India Bonds.). 2 du. par. - ..- ~.- --:•• • • - - • pate tsked,and gives; Was it flee allis that the old Wenes were to be rener U,ooo ed, and men yOOO Exam!. Rills par. I Prelello' ' .. * 1 ' ' • . still isle Om Speaker brought to the gallows is before? Viso was:the great booq to be ii:soo ditto par. 1 prem. . ~....i- ;Gee- • Oa? San Bristol came for- -gained by kids a paltry lisiitatisst . There hid been no measure .Ct0(1 and £2OO ditto par I 'prein. -•i.. • . , day arliansent abonid leis definable- thee the re-iisue of theie one ind two pound notes ; . a L r A , one v that the Reettleriene and the gash of England, Wes. 'the necessity bad been extreme, : • B an ' : "'l cc " '-'., ~ „. .., .-,.. .0,;?.. it 4 .'" the v e al , to de .this, oulett ILp, ?fulfilled for it. Under „pretence of a relaxation of. Um% for Acct . 15 3 /* •FS 14 Wi l k *" ..5 - 11. ' 4 ' ' I " -• ' sem Raked, he world this. Meanie,. these one 5$ two. paing . iisess had ;been sent into • tii=opm= :, .-. yo:./i! % .....-..,.. ism r. Ids choke; be the eiontry, add •everY•meatu had been...splayed to get them into The great length ano ernilottaisee of ,dire . PlOistelatt ' the dub the Speaker citealatiem • • night, in both Houses of Parliament, prealudditillonrs• C stio-iLateglater):. Mr: BRIGHT said * he felt be was suthudsed in voting against .. .. of . y was one which the propooki_ measure. What 'lns ure ought . D a r t o he a d ores ; f *Allay our inserting say . remarks in ....iiiit' ibbrual of past .--Ise hat almost Let them look at the distress of 1793. ellai Bat he did net Mr. Pitt ?He issued alann quant i t y o f RaChisivier Bills. Front ho wever, What was done then by this day, On the Various subjects • discustaiik- for winch, Aril 7 *GUM iiirosp shot moment the disrresendecreased. Was It accompanied with a we shall reserve ourselves to an early oppot- weasserydefisee loss? He would take refuge in the.priaciples of Mr: Pitt, and issue tunity. in thapresent . critis of affairs, we cannot but Member wade 4radiesuer oh for the batch of .the country. lament that the-attention of the Legislature should be 144 : shat..kirs- • 7I tr..HUSEISSOIO said, that an Exchequer Bill etsidd spied diverted to matters which can -hardly be ofany.very.ini- ......, . . inoriiikf name It 'could be converted into mosey The llon, me diate moment, for such we Must consider the charge lt a 1 t.. ",:: .. aderiaireeinitted* thit.lischorpter hits could not be bought, and i . l . lit irk set be , reipmenvidwi an Imo of them. He (Mr . H u ab neen ) against Mr. KM , usher lNCE tO be . 'out wethe Pflocl ical . ... It t• out .would.letave the HAW tliestionum ne - reemecile tbe emstradireions in good sense of the•Mesubets•Will shorten the discuinion C s. .. .... his gootdi.... Tilf . How Illemberfee Coveptry , too, seemed to have a s much Ito possible, 'that - Piirliantedt Mai bestosdits th e' it ad.l llB P kek n e rd i slagbaL lityruldd have the Pa" Directors tens undivided consideratiba On" the state of our lislOollii, 'lb r - dinftio i i plain )01thed for rii.lnensig AL notes. H e email not . See why a body of • and individual sufferings, which at die presbot•boetraii framed Me% whadid mkt *harder wenrperfecti author e ised to•do, should Prei so • - fee Abe. be bareeiltelsl Ind-bdthoolliititimeddmpeire Sil di* Streaky of in truth, is the one thing maw efarratik the the Het ____Nlemeber___AM.e: Art to. draw MK OW etre& .. If -will be seen trout the &bowie Oe limo letEciiii . 4 : d t lece4 Niiii*7 - t hin i _ iiim w W"• avid arraigned , am hi .3 - . mons that instead of limit - thb 'WM : Of itladt Pt" . 31 111 sea emplopted . In Ile thellgielthe *wild him looked to the concise* oldie Ana . In -' . - -., ... etspep wants al of lintked at iciest Stetso ns. '. When 114 had contend i sast. b y ltoßmik of angland, to geth 010ke'1105 1 4.40, 14 0 • ' C m Isom, 4 f ier cite' !whittle Wag* Atter hod is . gale • desks to simulate thele the Sth of teebeu* , she" aiik is.Atioioa to comma,. eg . c . Mins %MOS tadole to.witheser dm from clniidatien, issue Ibeni.uerk ibe.gbb of Okt•bei Mate' ''"' t "r 1)"fl '.. ap 1: be t on • Wald' , 11**440 ivkbdsaw shoe ;MY' led lager 1 1,4, • tes ,_ .., . w .,.... e. :WM! 4nl t. Weak ;Iis:4101 glif Uoilgtabwkillorld ea ilicliab. idaiabat for &tad vibe- „_.,„_. i,,C10tri).... 4(034 laid Mil? *mt% • P a r vs le4Z7 lark "p i t, hi . l o s the th is Measore, Which was consistent with tidbits, Worded any "gl'imirl 7.7"lmilaWrl _•.• • - i , - --41- 14 thi. In the Water- Neale geoid Ofilealur yeseasly , if lbw Bash efllutiand, in 1 1 - 1 .--I teMi PteAted and Publinteen b; J. It• ilsa‘v, at use i tar to tiff Ghats and the enlist Ph NOW the Mount crested by the attraction of country - - - - No. 1 , PvAta, - Plece;• Trriwkwitar.