The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

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It , see. 70. with th e r an k w hi c h h e held w h o . h e quitted Madras. nireeebly to the Act of the Ind Geo. ill., cap. 111, see. &X" JOSEPH DART. &wider,. EGYPTIAN TOMB.--Thie RstiaordisFy EX HIBITION Ira! spothuie OIPMM eviwy day from II WI 6. Adinisabeh dee 111111110 g. 71,111-411Arti'S of OIL and 171 WATEN CIIILDUR PAINTINGS is NOW OPEN at IN 0:d Boadvirft, Admission Is. Catalogues M. EXH I lIITION of WARD'S iIItANU NMI IdSIAL ALLEGORY, is Commemoration of the Tamara a the Merriam Enrana, at the Basle of Waterloo. Painted by order of the RASA lestitosion ; Rise SO fest by fll, 111 NOW OPEN, at the Egyptian Admittance Is. Catalogs* NI Description do. With etched outline 2s. 6d. nit Exportation Hops Drawback Bill wu reported, sad ordered to lie on the table. no Report of the Rat India Private Trade Bill was brought op, aad the Bill ordered to be read a third thaw tolworrow. The third moiling of the Assisted Taxes Composition Bill was postponed till Monday. Mr. BLAIR snored for returns of the number of Oal kin of Spirits distilled for home consumption, from Jan. IMO to to and other returns.—Agreed to. Lord MILTON presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the town of Kingston upon Hull, complaining of certain reotes imposed by the Lot poratiots."-Ordered to lie on the table. Co RONATIO N.—The BOAKU of ORME N CLOTH having, by Special Authority, (for the moo,- ragmen, of the Nee With* Lace)aprolated O. F. VRI.INO and Co. manufacturers in ordinary to Ida Maiesty. the Patentees respectfully invite the attention of C.oanalseenrs to as Weiss ammiliment of Malec Prille, Lapp a, Veils, Messes, &e. in the rod Point and enamels Fabric, from the mart tastefal Deigns, by the Plitt Artists la Paris. The Article has already appeared at Court, ender the inaction of all the Royal PasWy, and can only be depended on, as if en uine, at 147, Strand, tionierset-hoese. Manafiactory. Be.iforel, Notts. N. R. Netts and Laces of every description on the Patent Principle. 1.4 °DIEING GLASSES and FUENITCEE.—Seve rid tame SECOND HAND MATES, suitable for ch i s, piers. and Clonal& are now on oak, on Reason ibf.py: e s, at Coors', Elam's% and Con's. . y, mid Lootiog-Glass hisoefacterv ran Cabinet SS, Bishops k.ii:drese. Within. —Ne w Gluon Astoinhed, ashlers as ISO lit gyms. ISO air !!1. or say Isms dlosenoloos, st very i ed iad Pyteiss.—Plate Glass for Whidows, Stied is at a relative advantage that Crown (Ilan. v a bi s isss, _Gentlemen. Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels mi d ohm. will Ind this Warehouse deserving attention, frees Ns mitosis. Variety of the beet manufactured Cabi art and Asir Work, constantly on Sale, every Article he ist d osed st a coosideraide Redaction. Fwaitere delivered to any part of the country, without go of isjary or experice of packing. 'BOHN SUROINIi add SON, being apprised of th e J suseerens endeavours wok by nosy persoes to impose a eperiess wide ter tbeir %lite, feel it liensettent upon don to request die attention of the Public in porehaing whet they conceive to he the original, to observe the name sad the address corresponds with the above :—llse general appeanutei of the spurious destriptions will deceive the unguarded. and for their detection. J. H. and No submit the following cautions:—some are in appearance •t first sight "'llse Genuine." but without any name or address - Rowe "liusoints's R.ssenee of Anchovies:"—others, " Bt. a 41).5"—otosi mono more without address. JOHN hUlltilOlS & SON having been litany years ho noured yids such distinguished approbation. (eel See timent of respect towards the Public. and earnestly solicit Menu to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will prevent mousy dissppoiutments. BURit ENS'S NEW S IUCE. for general PnrPoweti.biltillit liven such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by Mein. and is recommended as a 'nest useful Ind ceftvenient Slnee. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse. 107. STRAND. corner of the Savoy-steps. London (tei ORIGViAL TIM-SALTS NARCROVAR.) ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, STRAND. SENP.RAY. OFFICE, FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYINO PARCELS AND MERCII ANDIZE. rilllE following MAILS and other COACHES .1 go from the shove Inn : Perin Royal Mail, cia Doter, Tuesday and Friday Nights, twrive. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through God&biting. Pe terstleid. and Portsea, every Evening at a quarter pest 7. mad Sunday at half past tt. On its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey passregers and par:els; and a halt Coach nets of to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant. lintewortki. kc. Glelseester Mail. through Henley, Oaforti. and Chelten ham, every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sun lay at half pest 6. • Dove? gad Canterbury Mail. throng,' Oravettend. Clot and Faversham, every ceasing at a quarter past 7, and flecalapia-half peat B. ProalCanterberp. passengers and par tials We enurryed to Deal. Slorgate. Ramsgate, sandwich. Ile. • Me from Dover, pared, arc 'arrayed to Folkstooe. Ilais;ltrelia. Myths, Dienchurch. Ramey, and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Coma/thee, Llandilo and Haver fordweat, every evening at a quarter-past 7. and Sunday at half-past 6. Rath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four inside. through Reading, Marlborough, Caine, and Chippeelvatu, every Morning at a quarter-past 6. Rath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon at 2. Rath light Pest !'ouch, in two days. to carry four Inside. through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlborough. Devizes, and klelksham. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at V. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommodation of Families. Invalids, Etc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of surh a distance in one day. ittighton light Post Coach. through litigate and Cuek tell, every Morming at S. Cheltenlmin Original Post Coach, to carry only four In dite, through Henley and Oxford, aviary Morning at 7. Chichester. Rognor, and Prtworth Post-roaeli, Monday. Wedsesday, anti Friday Nlornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening at half-past S. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 6. Umlauting. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Fpsom. Lentherhead. Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday. Thurstlav, , and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto. through Kingston. Ditton, Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday. Wednesdav, and friday Mornings, at limile) Coach through Maidenhead. ever) neratma at I. haday esrepted. Ultleliampton. .‘rundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate. Ramsgate. ittol. Sandwich. and Broadstairs light Post-roaches. every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, Ec. every Morning rat 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-eoach. the Retro lator, to earn only four inside, through Kingston, Guild ford. PetersCeld, and Portsea, every Morning at S. roaches fiorn Portsmouth to Chkkester, on the arrival of the Mail, through Emsvrortle. Coalitin. An. to Bognor. Salisbury Poast-coach. to carry only four inside. through 141 81nes. ilasingstoke, Wltitchurch. Andover, dc. ever Morning at 7. Teskeshary Pnast-coach, through Oxford and Chelten ham. Morning at 7. titroudwater Coach (removed from the nun a;..t Mouth.) rough Ibinetion. Farinetion. aed Cirencester, Taurodsy and Saturday Mornings at a quarter hefore 7. Walli3gforri and Wantage ('ouch, through :Maidenhead. Setlebed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday /*rains at 7. WORTIIER4 co tenrs. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all pet s of the North, every Morning, at a quarter past S. Manchester, I.aneaster, Kendal. Rochdale. Ilmidersfleld. liradford. Lerd. , . &Unitas, Rotherham, Sheffield. stud Nor % jell Unache4 . flheffiehl and Itoihethato post coach, called the Rocking-. Let, every morning at eight, anal the 'Nelsol at Nine. Sunderland. Stockton. and Vann coach, every morning. It the George Inn, Sunderland. CARRIERS—To Twickenhsto.Rrentforrl, and Isleworth. 4 ,ary Mon Jay, Wednesday. Friday , and Saturday. EAMES . and Co., Proprietors. Marcus and Packages are safely and expeditiously eon lied from this Inn to every City, •T:twn. Village. and fr ratitr) Seat its the following Coontiat. via.:—Berk. Huck'. ,_' 111111 1!, Devon, Dorset , Hants , Hereford. Gloucester, 'alt. Oxford, Somerset, Surrey. Sussex. Wills. Woreester. intk Wales. all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. littera *. and all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North. k i Take aotier, that so package. coetaining glass. china. web's, plate, cash, or Bank votes. however sustall the 'la, will be accounted for, if lost or dmnaand; nor any parcel or passenger's luggage, of were than 31. caw, "as specified as sue/ tthen clattered at the Office sad Its for atteordinglv lit Nest Pust-clialses, Ate. at the ebotkit meta. s I I c N • A MOr4ESTY IN lloLliuitni. NIXON. (1111 H All and CO. rexpectli;ll3o , announce, they have OPENED the spacious PREMISES lately occupied by Messrs. llot:LellOne and Co , in a style hither to unknown in that part of the Metropolis. Their Stock is six times lessee extensive than soy other house i■ that street. and the priers bear not the smallest comparison with the re gular demands made in that neighbourhood, even for the must inferior goods. 'Mons Ladies who have regularly pa tronised Iligh Holborn, will feel great pieuiture in being able to select the very hest of goods on the lowest terms. and without one farthing abatement. The aeriev consists of eaery article generally sold by first-rate Linen-drapers. hilt-mercers, Hosiers and °loser-, and from the liberal system on which the whole will be condneted, it is justly presumed the New Concern may be worthy of public Wen tisin.—Eleesnt Long Shawls, ef the largest size, are selling at *IS , . each, and in every fancy eolotir at 31k. Damask Table Cloths, large and haudsonie patterns, at 9s. Od. each, full 11l quarters long ; ■nd full three yards long at Its. ; fashionable Chintz Dresses. in every colour, richly *ounce I. sl I2s. MI. each, and worked Robe Dresses. at Ss. 9J.: real Indio Nankeens, 3s. VII. the piece, and beautiful Jaceonets, exceedingly fine, at Is. a yard; excellent Yu riiitures, Is. a yard. and rich coloured ground Chintzes, full ell-wide, at In. Pd. : fast colostred Linings, Od, a yard, and ell-widrs. at 9d ; rich figured and plain lirnsde Naples ; Satins and Irish Poplins; Italian Nets, at Is. (Id. a yard, and time India Rooks, at 011. and : 'A ith excellent Furniture Dimities. at 30. a yard. P.S. Those Ladies who once 1111:1We a purchase of Irish Linens, will unquestionably return s second time.—llo- Orel and Moves of every description.-894, High Holborn. IMPERIAL PARLIA.Vd,Vr. HOUSE OF LOllD6.—Tievitsm, Just te. STRATHMORE PEERAGE. The House sat in a Committee of Privileges on the Strathmore Peerage. Mr. Wsismaitast. having boas heard in reply for the sepposed sow d the late Katt, the Loan ( . 11ANCILLOR and Lord REDESDALE delivered their opinions and the Committee came to the decision, that the snryinged son had not made oat his claim to the Earl- Assn of Strathmore, asettiat the Right Hon. Thomas Howes (brother to the late Earl) hot pstabiisbed his to that Earl,lons. Mr. littoGnive and others brought up from the Com mons the Greenwich 1114spital Estate Bill, the Con.oli. dated Fund Bill, and the Coasting Trade Bill—Bead a tirst time. PRIVILFA3F.S. Mr. Merleant Ofist.owappeared at the Bar with a Message from the Commons, requesting a Copy of the Reports of the Committees appointed by their Lordships to search the Journals and Records of Parliament r.'. specting all matters touching the dignity of a Peer ut the Resin.. —Ordered. The Scottish Distilleries Drawbacks Kill, the Scottish Stall Duty Hill, the Uh.tritable I and• Etthange and the British Herring Bounties Repeal weir read a thirl time, passed, and sent to the Commons. lie Wool Importation Hill, the Land Tar 111 l i s . sinners Name• hill, the Irish Jail Fees Rill, the Thames Ship Owners Protection Bill, the Cinque Ports Fraud Prevention Riti, and the Wool Hegis•ry Bi t, went re• speetively throll'Elt L'ottimittees, and mere reported.— Adjoitrnetl. HOrSE (MAIO:VS. Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice, that on Titesday he would submit a motion to the House relative to a So ciety stylinz itself The Constitutional Association." The Silk Bounties and raptured Slave BMs went through ~,,, tuittees, the reports of which were ordered to he real to-morrow. The Wareboiviing floods Bill, the Mohair Roomy Bill, the Consolidated Elmo! Bill, the La.7an Spirits Duty Bill, and the Greenwich Bills were severally read a third time, and passed. 'flte Report of the Irish ttionitis Collection Bill was read, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to morrow. Mr. LINDSEY presented a Petition from the Brew ers of Dundee, praying. for the Repo. 41 of an Act for the better securing the payment of the Duties on Beer.— Ordered to lie on the table. The Report of tile Acetons Acid and Draining rile• Rill was broucht o;i and agrrefl to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Saturday. Mr. COCHTENAY prevented Papers relative to the Horning of Widows in Nadia.—Orderei to lie ou the table. Mr. JONNPON, from the OtEne of the Chief Secretary of Ireland, presented Account. of Som. paid in the Editor of the Dublin tiasette, for paths:ling Proclaim. tion%.-41rdered to lie nu the table. The UtI.1S11:1.11)tt Of the F:Xelli:gl'F:ft. moved f or l ed ,r,, to hiring , ;II * Bill to empower tar l'onnosis•sioa ers for )4staing Exchequer to exten.l, is particular rum the period within %thick they were repii.l. Leave was Kir , * to Itrittar in the Hill, which wag brought in. read a first sad ordered to be reri a seeond time to-morrow. The I).o.ket Ships' Lieeto , ..li sewn th e o gg h a e ms . Ratter. the report of N hirti oa• !et ei re• I. ass i or/ered to bc token into huller con,: IlTativa 3141. - • Mr. Sergeant ONBLOW moved that a message should Ile Hot to the Lords,. le request a copy of the Report made by sbe untsui thee appointed to search Reearela, aad melee all matters touching the dignities of Peers of the Realus.--The motion was agreed to. Mr. DENMAN presented a Petition from a person of the noose of John Edwards, respecting the wreck of the Royal tleorge, praying that his case might be taken into consideration.—Ordered to be printed. The Metropolis Water Supply Bill was read a second tin" and ordered lobe committed on Monday. Mr. R. MARTIN said, from for advanced period of the Sespiou, soil considering that the Bill which he hail introduced in the early part of it hail failed to meet with the approbation of the I louse, he would no: now press a measure that was likely to cause considerable discussion. and therefore withdrew the Notice which he had given of a motion for leave to bring in a Bill relative to the punishment of forgery. SI. IVIN. Mr. WILBERFORCE no - red an .%;blres% to his ilsjesty, calling fat information relatite the situa tion of seized in ves‘cl4 engdopol in All illegJl traffic, and apprenticed in different places, ill it w.ts espetlient t!tat the names, hunibers, s. tuatioso, and fleciaguousicas of su.di SlAres, should be brought Le fore Parli.sment. After a ten wor,ls from Mr. Warre, Mr. Berral, Sir K. N llSnn, an Mr. tlouiburn, the motion was agreed to. AORICULTUR 'J. HORSE T %X. On the Order of the ltav bring snovet.l fur the third reading of the Agricultural llorse Tax, Lord MILTON sai.l, he had intended to move that a douse should be introduced to guard against the oc cupier of a small farm from being exposed to a hea vier ditty (in certain eases), in consequence of the re peal of this tax. Afraid, however, that the introduc tion of sock a clause might interfere with other 11b. jests, he was induced to witlolraw the notice Ise had gives. lie hoped, hottever, that cafe wbuid Le taken to sate the farmer from hardships like those which be had has In his contemplation. The CHANCELLOit of the EX('llall'Elt Iva+ analogs to give effect to the Hill with every pos.ohle ees t ivr and Nieves.. He was glad she Noble I,drl! had hen induced to withdraw the notice he Lad given. It tray the object of Government to give effect to the wishes of the House, and they could no , hut knots that it Wag the intention of Kirliasitent in re pealing the :1 4 :,rietiltnr41 ilo.se Duty, to sub j ect the fArmer to a more be ce re impost. After a few wurd• from 31r. 11. Bright, 31r. Smyth, Lori Milton, and Air. Denman. The Bill tests read a thir,l time an! r v ig, 4 l. A usessace from the Lor•l‘ ani. w i nce d O m i t L ou t. ship atsent to tin. Scotch 114 It Duty Bill, awl oth e r Bilk, for *hid, 're the I.o:iis. Mr. M.VXWEI.I. preseatr• , l a peti!ion fr.►rn certain Brewers in the I . o,ility ,of Itentren. a k aina the .1:• ierptiratia ee.titiestes of the sale of lieer.—Ortivrt-1 :o be printed. SUPPLY. orb,. Report or the l oluinitree of Clpidy having been b:ougbt op, on tine 'notion thrt it sleou.il be read, Mr. C.II,CIIIFT rose to frer some oh,e,-‘, i ti.. n • on the Rep.irt. Ili! behove I c 2 ,e-. , 10 tinny. Ile title ro.olutio.i which wry itillollt for ttit -hr.t. Ile knew Moq to seiflie enure, but tit ii_7l.t he could Dot du better th,,u op pose the Iteport al::inether, unless tiir Illinnur able lielitlem in would eongent to nirlailraw that reel lution. lie i.new n better way of making terins the Kitt Ilan. Gentleman. and zi,inz stone elrect to Otos• pr,,fes-ions of anxiety fur reununty it hick had been made by the House in the list mil present Ses sions. He called on those who wished to l'Av:ltir the eaw‘e of retrenchment to suppurt hits la tie I,re‘unt case, anal save the couottv the .art of 2tysti:li. Ile then neat over the ease of Gen. Ile‘lonrneatix, which had been rept atetlly laid bef.re the The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 41 1:: . i'es tett C•at the convenient cours.• would he r. read the resolution which it was the object of the Hun. iietitlrmati to throw out tirst. /The resolution in question was accordin;!y read I. the Clerk. .Ir. AFT returned. He contended the claim of lien. lte..fourneaux hall not been saOsfacto rily made on:- The resnit of a tormer i•ninky h... I been unfay.ortiole to the pretensions 4.f t!,e Grnentl. the two Lord.. of the Treaaarr who litnl ntteniteti thr •Iter ret.rtl!ty engaged on this so*.je.:!, were not In their plarri when It last came lbefor • the Iftrise.— ' If they were pr..seot he hail reason to believe that hie hare their rotes. One of them had just ewe, e I. and he hoped he should hare his rote. The itoaral of Treasnrl-.had denied that his claims were well founded, but had been willing to give lieneral Desfourneaux fourteen or tifteea hundred pounds in colasideration of the care that lie had taken of the firiti, l t .i z i t at cl an . dabs:eye. lie (Mr. C.) was content to allow hint a grant to that amount, not that he thottg:.t hint enti tled to butt he was willing to err on the side of li• berality. lie considered it eery singular that in this day of econouly that a Committee of that iloase shoul.i hare decided on collateral infortustion o'•tained in 1.4v0;:r ~f the prn7ose.l grant of ienera I a.) ufter th-! sif :je c:r ensovtance• on 'menet of which it was claimed. fle would not months. the reports which were abroad, bet it was singular that a French Banker of eminence should interest himself in the case as he bad done. writing to Members of Parliament in behalf of the claimant, and even canvassing in person for him. This in cenneetiee with the decision of the Committee of Arbitration, struck him as being very curious, now that dietitians was brought forward twenty-four feats after the contract said to Imre been entered into must have been made. What collateral evidence could now have been obtained ? The subject, toe, was now brought forward after the death of Sir Charles Orel, who had not been proved ever to have entered into any agreement on the subject. No written agreement was in axis enee, no voucher produced, and no parole agreement had been proved, and be mast therefore up pose the gran'. . Mr. T. WILSON was aware that no Board ought to pass accounts without vouchers ; but because these accounts were not supported by vouchers, it Mil Mn.; fair to run down the parties and throw out insinuations injurious to character. The Honourable Gentleman proceeded to she,' the nature of the collateral evidence , Olio - 1i had been obtained by the Committee. He also referred to the last Report of the Commis sioners of Control, which he contended was decidedly in lamer of granting the claim. Ile would ask the lionourabl? Gentleman for wiAt he considered the 1,1110/. due which he seemed disposed to allow. It must be for the only hospital which was not Ivent, because the papers relative to that were saved awl produced. The papers of the other establishment were burnt or destroyed at the time of the capture of the island. The Honourable Member then referred to various documents and to the opinions of Jitferent (Officers and Alcolical Gentle-nen. as to the value of the services rendered by General Desfournreux to this country. Ile should vote for the grant, because he cencrived that in so , leing, he s'iottl,l be doing justi, and ilisehargi•ig his ditty to all parties as an litsot,st man. \lr. W it F. said th it the more he cons:dere 1 this subject the more he was con% incest that it ion'ot to be treated according to the manner recommend,- I by the Ilan. Member fur Wareham. Mr. tilt EN FELL moved as an anienolment to tf.t. Resolution thAt the sum of 3.5011/. should he tested fur the original sum propose'', that brim( tins eLtitos allowed by tim? Treasury, with time interest upon it. Mr. 11. SUMNER slid that be slid not ame watts his Hon. Frieuil, the Member fur London, that toe honour of the nation was at stake upon the granti!,.: of this claim. On the contrary he thought they ou:!:t to relieve the country from that with which it h I hers frequently stigmatised, namely, a too Jorge pr tiun Mr. W. PEEL stated his intention of voting for the larger grant. Mr. U. iiCHNEV thonght the matter oaght to be referred to another 47outtnittee. Mr. R. DOIAILAS defended the conduct of the Committee appointed to inquire into the merits of !.!e claim. Ile tilourlit that the llonaurable tirptle‘,.l.l .apposite were 11 . 14110.r.i to tit rhar,zes upon that I 11111 er by implica!ion, to It hich these proceeding. As re toy no Itie4ll% entitled. Ale. It. PEEL hail r•rtneil impartia;: e upon the prpers whirls were Ic•;.t r vie Douse, and I:e 1,4.1 rouse t.s the cunclu , itin that :he rlaiass of lint. IN .f.,u - neanx were rsiaspletelv usif,uts , :esl. Ile slows'. I regret extremely that %w it a elisim slam' 111 he admitted on the gromd of the inability to make such allsow suers from the puiplie money, vet hr sit uld still mars: lament it, Is rs!stoli , lsiutr a precctlent of a must .lan z•rous desrrivion.--(:lvar.) 11r. M A NSFI ELI/ expressed his intention of Toting • the Amendment. ties MONUK siiprorted the larcer grant upon ose principles of justice, althou g h he was at all times in •lasioir of the snost rigid economy. lir. iItVING entered into an explanation of the whirl, the Committee had taken of the case, an 1 .trfeitiled the conclusion at iyhich they arrived of re co unending the granting oldie claims. His ears ha.l been assailed at the door of that House and elsewhere. with taunt And iiliservaions that this business W 491 a job. lie treated those wilds with indifference, be cati.e he bail o dv been actuated by a sincere desi.-e of doing justice. lie had fir.t undertaken the in.inare uncut of the ease from motives .of compassion : still when all the documents were laid before hint, die was 114 lly conyi.ieed that General Desfearneaux was en titi•-.1 to every thing which he claimed. To whatever deci,.i.in the House should .iine, he should bow with respect. lint at the same tune he felt that the ho noor of the nation trou4l lie sullied by a refusal of any pert of the sum claimed. Lord BINNING coneorred in the sentiments ca p!. 'sea 'iy ii;' Friend, the Member for Oxfori, it!' regard to the . u,crit. oldie claim before the House. !le flamed, h.iirever, that there was :mother article, the Hoot. by the strea.nry. upon which the cl.OLis wined to be well founded. lie therefore b?pril that the Hon. Member would alter his amendment by slaking the sum :1,0094 CitzilNlit OHNE sail, that lie had examined .he subject More tho House, nn.ler st ong suspit that all was oat right. lie vas now the more c•m vioced of it, a:nl shoild oppose the Resolution. The CHANCIWAIIt of the EXCIIEQI'IIiR saes!, that the treasury had only a:!..weil the sum of !Jots:. 'weans'. that was tie!! only dein' for which vouchers were produced. The Woge would, however, act upon the other evidence now before it. Every 31einher must vote according to his ira n views of the :ttstice of the claims. For hilaseff. as a Meinher of the Government, Ise fe t bound by the derision of the Committee to w:tivls the whole matter had been referred. Sir F. OMMANN EY s‘id a few words against the Item,lut:on. The House then tlirliletl--For the original Rep, 6.—Againt it, 53.---Majority :Igaisq it, 47 Upnu our re-ailmitsion to the g4l'erf Mr. T. SUN II'AS !tv Lesc.da. 47. , MIA /