The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-01 00:00:00

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Ceso tto whlelt it Is For . dos mad examisedos of the Hesse. - elimpm. the stetioiotas lienitsd es rms. test Nibs , Ilese•A sod 'Jbliet. the the 11, _ll , - Pott_oloPtod* deist Caws all Oases* Ida Amnia tad GILBERT iiefeeded the gamiest 4 thr wit los than Wei. sprit, slid the mum mis . 4his ...a boo Now% aed to Popfle sew owsroye 'to reader Penalties proportlemee sad geodesist t r „._ • ~ _ ~. ~ , , s , wiefee. '' With mem of Tama nssef wormeres us else* wastes pws, steady, the el Ll'r •lt was II awnslearY oiler fer elaiss? 0 . 1 k m Bi NOW GAIN. at the fletsep. sees doer to the Hipthearabk Member Member kr Cori. Castle to ustitstioo , 1 1.04/4 6 1• Ts. imi tomb. jaas ti . J. T. SARUM BEAUMONT. Ilso., N. A. N. relsteg: t harge which the Resestside Gentlentas The the Ibefilftella lota eximics cfanUrrit . mos . . of 914110101 7 1 ... .• ~ * o d a u i --cstaioge• 64, 4 " • ale 11 / 4 " 1 0 " 1161" .1 I" Pa". i'w itiadw ' s (Mr. ) might belay against them. of Ugly the Order of the Day fat the Hesse piggish, a 410110- • and Weetatemer. ; lIU9ICA L PUPlL—Under the 'lnstant, N o od le d b ir isie sway • t i t pi esid ub b r i m o s . hack air evidesee from improper motives. H. was witiee.of Supply. . Na: p h meet GRACIOUS MAJESTY. osd Milk _ _ sera hamovor, that the Hosearalsie 4leatiniam amid Mr. CIIMVIIT ehjettted to the aseles. He Asil uss iiiiosans the Woo of T r ot 0 1 1 1, 10011 9 7 1411 9 A li a A rul ui Dg.-L ii . h. .P s a r r igh ",,, H •to T lle . ff l;ml vii _. 411 *. net mess to east seas on isipstaties epee 4balt, or, if haled that . Needles bad bees seat lowed to the di • Geobrijm gwilaiu ltof ril ( r e "'"' ATit e . • t i C 3 1 3 44 94 - mi n a lper . a Y ik at Dassikihnsuge r 3 7 1 4 . 1- " ria T the ' Ni n o : of 1 4 7 144 * c6a . body . that die Hesse would be dispeeed to give ft forest dices. relative's, *swaths:ties of sem Moil id fareeddellAND MDICELCAItg O . C Owned mob igo ; m in im by bi on ic amp s .* and raw/ troastesamee.--(Moar, benr.)...-Neeeedle- Now, he was oaths+ bratty ridess ewes isseiniplitholl N A bowsweetelMeele. lor the hearth of this PeaLeasieled %Ma di e op. The Ayelddr• Legatees, Se. lean t wesld sepias to him the reams why • part of by the Gooolowoot. that they tboold Nobs It be Rip.. .sites Vocal and harraardatil .rtidarat-___ ildd T. Coda, stras4 Loedos ; and W. Mask- takes before the Committee was sot al- per amasser ; that they should isegim et the hist et a ers Y tl " l : _r itag r od sl es, Widow Albert. Sifters, WO., was weed, . lia is the Report. The Resound& Member set at the tail. With this viewhefeee he onalibeNt _ _ _ it, Cord, Mies Goodall, end A Madam% Criperefer. Mr. Ilk Day was published. On • er. I that the limited period of time lamella& to p dab a CoOntittee, he wished the Ream .11e IN! llogoo'f• I " rall " tr * r 4141 9". . and m atl r re :l ll ;l* * ,' tyib r o r d le a t a BLIKORWOCID'S ROM HURON MAHAZHIII. - 4 had set ambled those thorned, to a pledge is the shape of a remoistimm, id bleb be AM 4 Apra. Mil. " A olli bo she ;"' 7 . row s y li g ihs t Ar ill = d : mai. sf ' lam • Coomslllll lie' 1161 L L it i ms La remaket. is Atmoll. kt ..f. Mlbjellt. and *et As esesswiras tier is his wile 'gib" the allg k e te r Vara =Va ll e s to trill be shortly toseeeeed. ltothar4l. R Oreneilie Mon is **Nem -- ,- • t poly,' to paldfdruldesee, te *bleb should be ght up, it weld - ift tn. Wale to the Billtar•-tV. A anode la *I Gerdes of they had sot dime to receive cestrulietiens, K they bad ties the propriety of reducing some of the highs, of- g a bsoplais rooked. sod Tickets **livered. at the Ptants:::-V: Cit!e orlon is the Ceastert . of Pere la Chafes. b en A r en d . fees. The Mon. Member then moved se an eaesed.. • "----"" •-• 1 "' g flans' lion•Ao• -41 - 4 ITOINII 8 Milli!_in! f .Prr ia *VA 4ge ihe " lin ' Mr, HUME wished to submit to the Right Ho- meat, a rawhides te the fullorriag abe t m--." nos it ______ .- .L.:. 1/....... Asia nraviaion has boss au% ,r--~. MIS Oat WV, API* I ad alias t rani IC op aid lie Hod to a tito Imago- at Mr. As siu Is, was *gads. i ugimmeed. Tickets *Awned. legil,ltieeph Kee&lek. Emu 14.0, Upper Merple at the Secretary% Mr. T. I.lw, at the Opera OA eed Id, little Chapel-street, Soho; abd at ell the miebed Meek shops. Tlek etc for the Pit sii Uses, log. Id. Gallery he. 'The deem, will opt at 9, suite berle le the sr doge within pee %r -ation of reds by f abets he Ash lien be:. at Ches. Isabel of d fermi. r poem rids t, izet rt ire Ws& dossed Talmage of British Mt.—lfilL Britt* bdogoos. ,114). 11. The Slarloor's lost Visit.-11. Os limo Tdogloot of his, so a DroV irs i d ifsiler.—X. lions Dsoles.—No. V. Ms sonsiollo ; . By B. 8. logosso.— XI. Lott* fro. 0 " 0 ", watiodat rim to Obristophir NNW Seq.— lU. llsosirestor Pootry.—X4lL Tita i 7Cor Erproot.— KW. TM Wail of Lady Anoo.—XV. from IPrrsly O'llogortr. Oltoarke. Peofo Is Sz Got...Como Ff. The A1....—XV1. Owes's Report to tits Casty of Losort.—XVlL Lord Ilyros's Dogo_ofifoolos. —lVllllLltorkshig PdbildstiVistU4l;llioddily List ongoor Sod* Mond far T. CO* and W. Wise, maid. iambs ow W. siseklredic n . ma..01441t/e/A, &MUMS W • 1\ OW bags D bla PLATES, for Chlwitievo. Piers. sad Clapvak, era saw es reaaaaable limas, at Coorrsa, Ratios sad 21, Bloliapoliata-swiist %WI. Some of tin ON adapted for arloty lens dioiarrootas Wit drawlag-rooma. Lame Moss lasi as tiva, irkswareboased far 01,1. • for wtilikoirli allid arrar rotadvo ad ttaelltaint Glans - ;. 1111 d w. fisosswoos, re, s - rw w-ir....., ...-. -- ........ -------- 111L7 Y TON, Blocs-Baoaaa.. 1, Olispino, sad law 1 111-4 11014- has to as rabic that Tifiwi sad Nimes of Mimeos for a ItErif . , which wilt ho b- olded 17th Nay. an sow sa sob btoloato fiefo st sapessodsoacl low wises; tic liPif WI iblawo. Half W. lb. Quarter 31. I7s. lb. ed. Ilibilouttli 10 Shillisgs. Every Titbit d .w thls k a i lj Mho% Forty-am Capitals. 1 Two if ' Two et 24.000, see maw to be Jim 17th of Na y. R. BYTOM solicits the dad rt i st:i g the ROMs. at Ids Is Oflss. S. Corchll , .0 lissiasos Is the Taub Is tats with fidelity sod tett. 11. prise Is. AT HOUR I Wet. ad I. THAT WS of the adialsb- Mosilir. Ins Wk111.70 1 ;ta;:i B. M u le. A Ced_p ob& Mule. The r. ♦1 L 'Ai r. INNI4 1 1 0 : its et Leard*.bill, I lie wain. assaledt Sad 1111$ I • I - orhg e l e t 4. that le a one 8144 a shieli p Iroployell r diecove- Llready at mil) , hart ir of ~a he graver. every bar Elearea's the low orb* /AA Tper) Saturday, I, the app ease lese eve r if uplink Ich a glebe ited by the , who ball Elisabeth. Ds, and the I at Ito es- C. J. Weir tells Mir* of Richatiod. aussuldilli. t, Mash*. et ..................limso. trait, law linnets. late of ----+. l ". t) is a Oink I %SAWS lit &led Meat sa int* Polfael e debility. a re. sod **N. g in that al* lair affairs f silly frost ese pondently iota he late noritor ha •f Gaol ieoeed free its seentodalr i l affeetati__,.. mai i* sees, sty" -- ii - • r. Jektle"': l 2 bes4. ll ; T s las reader% I 11 ar 0.11.1 Aral fee 441" --%---astri s.. as lit Mel. •- sat Is a Ds .s a i v i Dg e I soon •0 To. reeoverl; ada y wore ass it ire jOUralleald tint of Die_ d _ g ts flee) has ra - iii d i,,,tion_ .; mh o cure!' a naL us 711 - IS ta rll 74lgalti ice prol l i , di e lfb lin the `"ropirjor rorritielrWir inelif 4o4- _. ab ifiey 1 git il t. 'Anil. I pielet .ase i re. 1: 41 :42 . 1k tett; I I Ale Ste wool lAm era tiler& • dibilli Est i. . - • gr 1 tei lb' s 0 iltaellPw-: .sso• 'twos illm • K Wirlitd. ST. *TSAR D. , FOR TRA COS ARD IZR. MALLS mad odiseVOACHES IfWe 1•••• ri t arse tea s— _- ~.._ .._ • eve Dever, Treeday alai Vida, MOM. 0.4 tigraertspa. Aire• A at a a 41 "r 4111111111 1 .11111 .? II" 7, yat half peat 6. Oa its arrival a packet sails to Illelialre of Wight. to convey passeagers sad parcels ; and a it Coach sets or to Chichester, threesls Drayton, Havant, orth, Ac. Olotthester Stall. through Healey, Oxford, mad Chelten ham. *airy Nvening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half past IL Dorm and Csnterhdry Mail, through Gravesend. Chat ham, mod Pevershern. entry evening at a quartw past", sad Seedayot half past 6. Frees Cmaturhery. passengers and par eels are conveyed to Deal, Margate. Rineeseie, Bandy/eh, 65.; and 101. Doris, trials are assimyed lis Folkstone, Saudgata, /Who, Dinveharch, Romney, and LyvlL Milford Mejl. through Carmarthen. Llaprillo sad Haver fadwest, every eveoiug at a quarter-past 7, and Bandy at belf-post 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach , to ca rr y only fbar Inside, Ilroogb Reading, Marlboroagiv. Caine, and Chippeaham. ovary Morning at a quarter-past S. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afteraood at L lath light Post Coact, In two dais. to tom, fiver Inside. /womb hiaideahesd. Reading. Marlborough. Devises. sad Itelkoham. Monday, Weduesday.smil Friday Montage at 9. This Coach is Welly intended for the scoommodation of Families. Invalids, Ac. who cannot eadergo the fatigue of sack a distance in one day. Brighton light Poast Coach, through Reigate and Cock- GM, every Mortising at 8. Okateaham Original Poet Cosails. to osal, lay h ih ro tle in side, through Henley and Ostoad. moo Woodsy, o 7. Chkherter, Bognor, and Petworth Wednesday, and Friday Maniacs, at a smarter Isidore 7 . Dever sad Canterbury Light Ibestooloch, every Evades at half-past 3. Ditto, every Morning at half least O. Cosa. throng% Oodalminc, and Guildford T otiersph /jam % Leethorisead. Clandon and inley, Tosetiay, Thunday, and Saturday Mornings at 1 Ditto, through Kingston. DittOn, Cobham. and Riliky. is litoaday. Wednesday. end Friday Mornings, at 10. Henley Coarh through Maideabead, every Atortmon at I. Sunday excepted. Littlehampton, Arundel. end petworth Coach, Timothy, Itimsday. and Satunlay Mornings. at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich, tad Beseliatalra 1161Pest-esseives. every Morning and Zrastag. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Hooky, /M. every homing at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Rte- Igor, to rani only four Inside. Itilealjh alegilles_ • "ll' feed. Prtersield, sad Portees. 'Wry swilling at 5. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chlebreter, an the fgrlvil Or the Mail. through Ernawortb. Ceshom, As. to Bogner. Salitbdry Poast-coach. to curry only four insW. thernage &aim. Basingstoke, Waltelsarsia, Andover, Re. ovary Horning at 7. Tewkesbury Posit-coach, through Oxford sad Chaim- • tam. every it at 7. Stroudwater Coach (removed from the Ball end llgooth.) through Abingdon. Farinilen, and Cirri:maim 'T ay. Thursday and Saturday :111ofalpga at a quarter before 7. Wallingford and Waldrop Coach. through Maidenhead, Nettlebed, and Harwell, Teaday, Thursday, and Saturday lioraings at 7. NORTMERIf COACHES. York, Newcastle, and tr.diaburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North. every Morale'. ate quarter paint. Staschester, Lancaster. geoids. Rochdale. iteddetellaii. Bradford, Leeds. liallifax, Itethooliaa, sh. old. 411111 Nor- It iltA Coaches , Dully. BreetWd, mod iStratOftb. etery Monday, Wedpasdaturvia. anti Saturday amd Co.. • I Parcels and Paih*/*/ Igo . 614 " and 1, .... 'eyed from this Inn is wren CiL it To‘ll4 :1111 T.a"' 1" ountrl Rent lathe foliewliks Go isil vill. : .• ° C caravan. Devon. Donut. KOMI. WNW. • Kest, Oxford. Somerset, Sway. Sloss. Walk seesdlir, Soath Wales, all parts of *a Ma of Wig*. Mary. Osamms_ sty, and all parts of tneur i ii ii , a i d to all Parts of me Floville *. matalakag gliess. vkille• watches, plate. cash. or sot's. ihtmerve midi die Baas, will be weoveted *N. * fist es damsel' t Me any el her parcel or pasaradvel Ilf SW *Oa li• Tel". atieei sp ec ifi e d se suc h sa dall 011 e, 6 / 14 p IA for secordinaly 4 4 4 Meat P:s-clisliies, es. it Ow sheateat *Alm ~~ lishompussomo dr RPM= /111••••••••••••••• ---...--- ---.- oomplablng of the providing* agai nst the lisorrs, sod other grievana s. praying that Ministers might be be peaehed.—Ordered to be printed. A New Writ was ordered for a Member to serve for the County of Stirling, in the room of Sir C. litio sionsroNt. deceased. Sir W. LEMON presented a Petition from certain freeholders of the County of Cornwall, complaining of i l l the Laws for the Recovery of Small Debts. — Orde red I to be printed. A Petition was presented from certain Land Owners and Magistrates in the County of Orkney, relating to the Scotch Malt Tax. The Order of the Day for the second reading of the Assize of Bread Bill was discharged, and the second reading fixed for the 7th of May. Mr. DENISON presented a Petition from the town of °ablating. praying for a revision of the Criosisal Code.—Ordered to be printed. The Conway Bridge Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed. The Report of the Juries Attendance Bill, with several amendments, was agreed to. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved the second reading of the Steam Engine Bill. After a few words from Mr. D. GILIIRT, Mr. Alder man WOOO seoeested that the operation of the Bill should be confined to the Metropolis and other large towns. The mine, in the County of Cornwall would be compelled to alter their works or to be subjected to information by the provisions of the Bill. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said that it was his intention that the Bill *Weld apply to all parts of the kingdom. He shoold add a clause which would give four mon - hs for the necessary alterations to be made, before its pro- 1 visions could be enforced. I After a few words from Sir W. LEMON, the Bill was! read a second time, and ordered to be committed oo Monday next. The Courts of Justice (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and . passed. The Report of the Spoiled Stamps Bill was or dered to be taken into further consideration on Wed nesday next. Mr. LUBHINGTON moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Audits Office Bill. Mr. O. BENNET said that he had obtained the ap pointment of a Committee last year to inquire into this subject, which Committee bad taken upon itself to make a report in which part of the evidence Orem before it was suppressed. The Hon. Member proceeds/ m comment spun the evidence that did not appear is the report, and contended that only a garbled state sent of the case had come before the House. He caw 'Weed that certain papers connected with the sullied isi which be had endeavoured to gala somas, had bees, denied to him, and expressed his intention of nevi Our their production. He should certainly oppose the r;od reading of the present Bill. unless furthest were given to the House for the eousideratios of a "'Whoa of so much importance. Mr. LUSHINOTON observed that he only moved the Order of tie Day for the second reading, foe sho poise.e of postponing it to Werlnestlsy. Mr. BANKS'S' said that the Report whieh had heels made by the Cosiimittee. wit necessarily limited. in! consequence of the late period of the Session** which' that Committee was appointed. He had always raid tholato distill, liikparinsent WU in a defective state ~ IMPERIAL PARIJAMEXT. BOWS OF CONFMONS4--fliessivr. Amu. st This day the Howe met is fsnsasee I. the ad jesnunest, Lad at the sisal hear the Sraaass Leek the Chair. The Msriape of LOXDONDINZT took the oaths asd his seat as alember for the Borough of Orford. A New Writ was ordered for a Member to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Loggershall, is the Mr of Lard CAB nikagrrox, deceased. Mr. P. MOORE tie lin . amtrahhe Headsman the propriety of poitpouing the ,Primeat BM ulna tbe Committee had hashed farther Seto the state of the &edits, so 01111 a more emproloomsive retort stied be made, sad some hot ter *yams recommended. sv. BANKES esplaiseal. He soatidered that the present Bill would creme great impammeat la the regulation of the *See. He thought that the post pommemaitet the Bill for the Seldom maid be ream ties of lacomeakmar. al/ H. PARNELL said that a Bill ought ta be pa da* foumeed urea the recommeadatious which had trilladpade do the Bosse by such various autlsoritteme— . • epuht the prameat Bill would do mach good, bat rdtdde-thirdof what it ought to do. 4 air. LueIkiNIITON said that be maid consent to potpies the second reading to Tuesday seamight. Al* a few wirtis from Ur. TSIMAT3III and Mr. P 5. 911 ' Mr. !PENMAN observed, that he Aid uot mesa to iapAgny thief/ 'to prolong the pretest coiversatios, bathe mislwA to make a few observations upon the mouser in which Imminess was hurried over at the , latter parts of the Parliamentary $s parts lie bet bred that smorsiag looking at the Bills whieb \ yet stood to be disposed of, and be foundast ass ode half of the beldame of the Searles was gems datasagli. He had takes the trouble to mks semi oaleoistleal upon this subject, and be famed that :the propertied of Bills passed before Master to those palmed efter that period, was as one to sera. la the last sly yens 1249 Bills bad passed the Home oiler Easter, awe only 191 before it. From the mama la whkeh Mee ___-.1.—..5. eta Ham air it ame de: tesioneoe Oreeieti, be did believe that weir of our pallet laws: log *bleb indirislaals had lost ebeir Urn, were Me'id at times when the House might have been coeste4 out. It was from this cause that toe many verbal inacoan cies and absarditing, if be might be allowed tocalLasy thing absurd in oar acts of Parliament, were coati neatly espoard in various Bills. Vans it was that they often met with th e p rinter's mar g inal notes, io tended to remove the blame from himself of blunders that he might well be ashamed of. He trusted that the House woald take this matter into its most serioas consideration. Mr. HUME presented a Petition from eertaia Law Stationers of London, against the spoiled Stamps Bill. When the Right Hen. tiestionan (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) brought is this Bill, he stated that it was only a Bill of Regulations, whereas it was sow found that it imposed new duties. The Hon. Member wished that the Bill might be postponed until due inquiry bad been made, so as to pat the Hokum in par session of ail the facts connected with it. It was his intentioe to propose a clause for receiving proposals from persons ditposed to become distributors of Stamp., by which means be was couviuced that a saving of 50,0091. might be effected. Mr. SCARLETT ma►ls a few observations which we could not collect, upon some provisions of the Bill, which be insisted should be exceeded to Load's so well as to the country. Mr. HUME explained. Mr. BROUtiHAM objected to the gunner is dish the Bill bad been introduced, in a eosstilutioemipaltst of view. It was represented as a measure of regula tion, and now it appeared to be one of revenue, sad therefore ought to have been previously submitted to Parliament as a measure of that nature. Mr. LUSHINOTON contended that the Bill amid only be called a Bill of Regulation. Its o►ject was to reduce some duties and to raise others, and it was useaat as nothing but a measure of relief and regal:dos. After some further conversation in which Me. 0.1.1 s• FELL, Mr. BANAL, Mr. 11111116111 T, Or. LCIIIIIINO7 OII C, and Mr. Slaneautr participated, the Petitioe was re ceived and ordered to be printed. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice of a motion for Wednesday, the 9th of May, ou the subject 44 Vie. - rupt Boroughs. blr. C. HUTCHINSON presented a Petition front John Clancey, praying for compensation for looses ass tained by the abolition of an Office which he hold in the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland.- Orderod to be referred to the Committee. Mr. 0. BENNET snowed for a series of reveres of all persona, with their names, salaries, sad ali emelt. meets conoerted with the listablishwents for aseditheg the varied, accounts at home sad In the 11;oltvaies ; also for similar Maras from the Offices of lisebegoor. —Ordered. Colons' DAVIES mowed for ravens of all Pam paid to Comasissiossen of Customs, siege the roar 1784, down to the latest period that could be meet tamped, specifying to what premise, sad at what Mae such sums have been paid; also foe resew of all eel tare of spirits and dry goods, and rewairds paid to Of sicers of Backe surd Comma is the sass time. Ur. PLUMB mooed fir returasof the names of an remotes employed on the Warattillie .11stabliebessetas its Bugles& ficodaad, and trebled, with an /MN einem exprozse, from the year 1101 eta MS. 41241 appears to this Hoese, that peortilon has bees ewe* for the following soros, viz. la the Payment,'" Ogee, 1,5001. to aa Acme/ oast, sad 1,0001. to a ilia 4 shim sad is valises other eaces comets* with ihe Oemptroller's Department, the sums of 1,4001., 1,00014 1,0101., 2,0001.. 1,5001., and 1,5001." That as the present period, the satioa nouns support them esti. %Mehemet' wording to their retest seals of eltplose. raid that the Hoese will therefore take these eatahtlaks arms into series* steasideratiou, with a Vie" Ojos* of she expelik ht_vednolag them." Lord Ilitti=os l said, he river koinvoiestere ordinary a modes as the pretest Olt brought lister, Parliament. Meehan the Hon. Member had beard that Goverasseit Phil looked into various Departing's. 10 order to lees's-their expense, the Hue. Memlsee salmi the Hesse twillgerfess if tie abject of Um/assess Ware .surely differs*, the lion. Member troaki bare MUM to ask for such an interference. Wlth respect So the saris alluded to, the House had eel as yet, is!) Parliamentary sense. say knowledge of their iseiag been voted, lied as to the consideration a the *abject. lime House was called area to moire that it would asts. abler a messore which mast necessarily Kai eedisarily immie leader its consideration in a few days. This, Iw. Seed, were to suppose the House nsgligeot of he da tes, anti the Hesse, by adopting chit motto% weer satisfy itself. Mr. CKEEVET denied that this would Isatikeellset of his motion. It merely pledged a copaidaraties fit the subject at a proper time. Sir C. LOSU said that the motive was bassial r os as asesemptiow that several elerim were she- - Ala* to SALVO t*. 1 1 1M/7111ellger; WARMWW I % Ma IMPll•erg...,..' --.--- jectioa of his Noble Priem', for tittliegnewettil of se . seesssity take the subject iota comideratiott is a few days. Mr. BENNET said he believed is his emaciate, that if the Oovernmeat were to ask for a vote of 4000 f. and sixpence halfpenny, and a Member were to skew the necessity of taking off the odd aigrette, italfprml. the House would nevertheless vote it pveetded the Noble Lord and his Friends opposed the teduction.— He (Mr. B.) was glad the Amendment had Uses moved is order that the country might clearly see the neces sity of a Reform in Parliament. They would see that if the tiovernmett was economical, the Hcus! wzs mposernical ; and if the tiovernnsent was extravagant, else Home was extravagant. He wished the esuatrj I l se see what the House really was. Mr. HUME begged the House to tensider the ob 4ist of the prevent moti.m. It was merely for a coo s/aeration of the subject, sad if that Motion were re ' fused, it would go forth to the World that the Heals would sat consider it. The motion only called upon the House for a pledge that the subject should be cos sidered, and it bound no Member to any partlesebir course. He wished Indeed that the metiers had been deferred until the com in g u p of the Report, bat at ace tune be was glad to support it. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY was glad the Hon. Member who spoke last had saved him the tree- Me of attempting to show the impropriety of the pre sent motion. !wiped, the last observation of the Hon. . Member was a kind of r Trottel' upon his eillieagle tailil iteigissour the Hon. Mover. He really thought die mete circumstance of the =otiose sot having been Best esenosanicated to the Hon. Member scarcely sult,- *est to justify so severe a rebuke.--(A h.) -a-Re (the Marquis) was prepared to vote apse the spent kit the Nast. Member himself. Mr. C. HVTCAINSON supported the inotios.,— .only to a lar4e am ount, be said, had been voted tot .only in sloe of profitood peace; but in adoes of genet and general distress, Hoerr etwaire•St a iredettiin had failed arm particular modeos, sad the 1110211141i4 1 WOW called tirot merely to give a pledge for the it- IND'lltiZyvo:serr. muttabehrfte.noriTalreeigv4limadrietly.°4ll":,siwiieAumeteiothiz.ap:pearedcts , . . ditjority - , - - - - --old The Hew* then went into a Committee. Lon PALMERSTON movesia mutation fbe vat s 'suss of 14.0040. for ctrtaill :Mir/ iorikiis nitiseeeted with the Rut India Uompaar. •- fide. MUMS said, We blot insdermillell• that all tbSio poises wore paid by *Man latilit . Conigany. Lord PALMERSTON' odd. that evlunkdly.flty 111011 e. :rt.. i . Mr. HUME naidieled that the mete oat Otte public assort waetletlidire Ittmeemstary. • Leis FALMERSTOPtinid N was necessary, Mid.- wieewinsey could sotle paid. 'fie CHANCEULOR 'a the EXCHEQUER said she vote was perfeedr regular. Upott'llre same rib ciple elks pay of the Sagas% Army of Obserealtion in 'trans* had been viltol by the Hagfish Peffilidfdt. At+ it was ultimaStly ratg by the Prowl ll*Allft +Mite Reholutiosi whit the* *greed iii: `411). ON erirnif i firtbutiviiibfitilkit fur the stippoit 'Of thr Root lfillply • -.4 . 1 io: . -.41.i t - ..7 -9 v4 i 1...