The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-20 00:00:00

.• _Li ., Wow tooo3oo. —c- TWk4Msed Mat. 144 • anti Tfie 4 *A 4 * 4t b, "swam le, bunt, wr oath- it. aa ; naiad:* iikoatio l at ! , a Mae flanking position .Omit.,,- The enormous rt.. of fustrecatitilie at-Dower Res +other instance.; tiserersee,intended to prevent in vasism, and yet voiding' a. anexiowel 41A,000 aims, sis irlioaa..l pant woolti elinitt-iaii alit or miry in the fell, u oi l 1 1 1,000 s, !Obit utthis 44105400 t. ite a telessishat . t seopoOLingiAt tiwoat .4 od, - Surf? . .79 4 Va l , loathes+ made at artist oupdisees. tufts yrkik: s la ploughberup: mail thore was oisamakied itt tit.. lend ; his supposed mime. that was ((reverted intsi. aericoltural porp,ocs, one would be esaphlished . id Wales. Is NW lisitstninissasist deperietimit,abrat vast saute - tookirlaale ••' .also barrack& . fitosit Britoil, anti ireboal cnst 784,90. ; ' lie Ire. Land, bit the tonismkof e Wickto 1 5 • ' 44 Witt beereelts ware amoseopiell,4*oesti &edam stiHboilding. ?text sessiva 661310 Pd to Olkeestlapi port:inky of slide*, tin* the, eoldkrY o.Wilte just ds welt supplied, sod. ,20:006t, per sitom siteddidts thoctioiltry. The oat point W WWI( hi ' eheald tall the attrition of the' ions' was," thade4. peaditute fur army clothing, and in this brasses; was coewitkeeill than a -savin 4 ; of nine shit per sattoseight, be effected... Ito endeeslood try .' btr. Courtney would supplythe clothing at ss. ad: per man under the chirp •csade by Pierce and others, by privete• aosstract ; and if the saving upon the other eppoietinetfi should be cslcelated aecOrtilfig lothotame rates,ehe wholesaling open a military isetoblisinitent of 300,000 men would not be. e* 1h4n..1115;0001. : Aid it 'pawed by the graperaca l tim. Tahiti eit,slio contractors had au all *waif , 0 of U) pp r Ci.. 'it pea therentaant of their cdnicart,'beemrse-theriivere paid only at the mad sOctititit- - Bei It iffy t aalrante sr this , deveription was sig . tosAr ys ,,hc. FOriymtalt tear It would be monads's-441s biter**. the "semi 'at veer at five pei iii. ilectistttpay od thole de mand. than to discharge-006y itoptesttilts sob jets es is teeh he Ai !given ti&e.fif pr pt. Pgjo i rg thereakeetWasis*celetesilbitasaviogor 39 . w0.L.4 ir e r '* O O l A AStltliSivlii g, ite, tents:tided, might lti4e West- Made, if taili eititillifeehiefecery for‘ttetirdollittedrp., aod ' which 'had Won sods mew thishilleef the Spat* levies, haslbeint fisti: titied..aceisedimat to I MF. Courtney's plies. This a n t nueld Rut 'hall, Allen short if 100;01101s a yrlas Ilis intortioo, In in "early part isi neat ocs , A te' bring this . Subjett• before the 'louse., w heft be Witold ptedgChistsaittra. peeve, that un. dwell* bead *Com elothing,alipse a .snin of '.:7oioooL.ma i e Pub caved to the. pitblie. In this ovirstou heirs's fully bottle out by the authority of Gene it - that anti gi)filibert Nilson. lie felt. it lis Mai* place. to observe, that the mi. Iftefr . dititter-of this country,. in .tbe year 18464 amounted to :17,31-44801. ; in 1807, to 15,17 . 3,41181 • in 1808; to 15,0841,53111.; and due in _th e ear I r Set9; it ruse tgahrup to 17,400,0001. litfire he wii idled is justice to•those-Gendemenk who ceitildir isetillietattich ift the 'We* of spar. ing hiro, kvalbeettiN thitderiog the ttieers in which the fatokttadmistrapon bad proyi for the public fixpeediture; theaktimfditurtof the army b been two millions less tliatl It :war firth* year. The - next point he had to natter., • he the eollection'of the'revrnee, and the sari* that might be-made ender Oast head ; acid the first-air. cenistance be had to notice was, the elopes:a' - of the l l o st llee Department. lie found by tote -o papers upon the thbk, that - the expence of the. Prsi - .oBlCeln the time of Mr.' Piglet tuisoarited to `100,01X04 and that at • ;Keret it pi n d s it e d , to 4011140001. e... and fir Ibis Werrao ie the expend's) tore he could discover no oilier ri4ion than. there seas something improper in 111 reguletioes, and that the menagesnent was bad. As to tie ocilleti: Wirt of-the Revemie of Customs, .be Gadd *O l thentwitheqdpt i splhcers. bad . bee s inctosidtdrasil for the soli purpose., as it appeared to hibi,Nifilii creasing the patronage of the Goeernmeet. Before the Coestructisse •of - the Jodie, arid Lan. soh' DOCVIi . it was "Imre iliificelt', to collect the *sties, beanies the • articles epee which they attached were dispersed ; .but I mil:01 titer • were collected within these docks, one ovoid kete6 thought that the statist weight hovel been mere easily collected. The feet was, however, tb*t se the seven surveyor who bad been employed be. fore, three ethers had *Woolens added. On the bare article of stamps,. a charge of 130,0001*as incurred for their distribelles. The explore of collecting ibis duty wax very high; that of ed. lecting the melt detifs.was Hirer cent. and. $ elpence of isolioadelethe duties on candles was 1$ per east. bet wpm •whieh he contended, that a considevibligZ e tpti,ght bi made. When apeathis part of the . be, witenatarally led i ts slei) the amount e baisoccesepposlest to• its . the hinds Of sitillbjeeitera.gestseiti of TaimmltAd... count. of the laid and hums' Toles. . W ' taxes aroisitl4,lo 04 1 9 0 ,0 00 L • amtb :r eetl aLls in the 11 0, or 1114 Iteteitera-deneral dill .sesu , sheet Of' cijor.: The belies's in 'as hamlet of - .theltistit . tri..odifffWilla' 'Ohs Illth -of "in' , . L TaQl • • :;:i l Wifat* . kW*. ~P0 4 .1000. t 4 5 86 1 .71)t. Mid , dither to ow bead& obtaareathoLtitiraj, . .-.. to 3 56,44 r. ;:fildchrptiwor . 9301,tiir. . .neer he could sot imiseeire..eisarinMseivie ass money should be allowerPtat tomato With) Melds et either of ages eitcriptiAltafficeit.; .or why *4 greater parts[ flies balances should not be paid * eitiiwtherldriat *tidy too the Seek. The rate eftwapemishimillOaddllia4ilieetiess- iet . cesirr breeilltiotilbe t o r* terreanse had shoo eablilihrs _ ably of later • ' wimle *age O 44 of ils- .111006 L_ ~... um- restate% tarts e% --At,..!NeVai r tle J tilihtl l ftl'belag, tit , 0411VIIPI1111f lIL raiment.- If chittocr ib rill c k ~.. " little i W AR - I:oo4 l ltibed It . it . . olatitjhreVi - idta of Ottftlileitt aft et O s Ze ~ le OW trti 'dealt it,MIPIlle isttnd itlffieraf Oweo ohs - isihithe anaitaty might *MO* 4* `.Mint "confide* of the petite e. . HAM imitessibtetotto Isel 4 telithiced • it;they 'limited to the •eillO . islt?ddVtf' 'eb!feOliest within the lest feiVyiart.' 'f t . the poiblio reveitue ited•been '. , rddleof4killeiiiirtettt; In •1808, p4kr Not. •,, and le' 111011,. at' 4f.1 ts. lief* Ali fetreiteerbf"?!. St . per' cern 'orptisliet of totlgthin'liro . years ig 2PMPLI4k, shimid'itilk Mich vise - Inte 1 '.Wit the debt 'billy tons244llV. . e sdo Olateisime hellsiiittbdte tlidit4 * e of OM -ovglit'itil 'have behif d . ... The frictente *Mitt tl, expene6 'ibt 11011mtlioa hr 180?' tied illa' imioUnted to at ,motet of 106.1631. In IretienVeire, the collet- . of the times was carilittlien 'Wt a fate bl igtartelsick required the interferenee •tit" WA .stern` rho inetrat of the dales levied lb ft*. *rdsidtirts.ll4L l UM. whilst the elitisiirateol 1 ectidh . . 11111141130 bi•itsg he the ?ate thif '9l. 101. per *Ma If • thissitargh'lbere* is be 'reduced to the &Oak of eitergenow paidaby Griat liritaln,Ak dliltald alfotti a eating of 281,5191. Hilt the 401wrgefet co ll ection of the nlisaitc' in !retina, [bed beenindreasimil 'front 91. 10i.le tll. - Me. 0114 lathe preterit year. For his Patti. be Cutild "see Its ',hero Why the ride of collection In *that coed: r . elfyieldited . be'reduced to thu same rates as in Itt:'• .At to the capeoditure of tile Plitt °Rite itt .11,416 0, it weld, he scppOsed ; suavely be cre. ,dallff 'that It itinfitnted t.r 50 per *lit. Why 'dl4l 11l not the'rerenue of•the Post'Otiite in that' ntry he . c.mileeteil on tbr lame terms as inScot.' meted ? Tho Post Glace reseone bileortandyield.ll 41t64 ,Iptiol. mire &teethe Irish Post °Ste, and• *as pileeled it 4n' collier of 'l2 per cent. in the 'seem, Midst' the collection' of. that in Ireland omeented to a therte of 48'per cant in the g'ross. It wafture(' watt,' while( to Advert bete to a ...milt liens of 700.11: innisilly . fice eipeticeii, • whleh originated in the time of the rebellion, nan.l for the ossnottaintee of *MA, ender the present circuits- Ottaaces, he Oomiti boifeelie no goo I grout nd;onlosi it tOsteld be theeglit desirebiet hat the LerctLfentett int 1 . sold• Id* bir isensiiept.rs a day eititer 'than he Item* would. There was another , point to• ell be tilllird pittlicelarly to call rise attentbm it t • ilutlfietts s naivety; the cititetice of the CAI. ' toilloisitseiatstt nodding public aceutints. In the" :111X/fttlit •Outemissieners cost - the penile r • 1.' . 10103' Vier littlit,. 71,277 f. end in ties IVA . /030111111.ibein; in the whole 2t19,31t1. - • 'tied tilietrn to object to the expenditure of ' ' bill model" ter expediting the audit and passing , • toolMie acetionts't but !rims evert thing he had tilithislibro iw itont e . ooLchkfl tht these Consiaissioners, theAltoughttfiat the syliole ragney expended upoo 'had beet'. tbronn wwaz. 'No progress up: red tittere beets made In getting 'through the iyablic accounts, tier did it appeti to • him, that opy effectual progress iris to' be expected from Ache coin onissioseri fur years to gnaw. 'lt . wai f isetordoog to his opiniiiii, the delti ilf that illtittse'tti attend to the loth/lag nuttiness* of Pit Mk accountai . .wethout taunt* the people th' defray the capence of IOC& & commission fur that parrots*. ' 'Brinell a dularee there world he a saving of at leait 76,0001.! ' ban he looked to the amount of the balances lit . , tioillisok, which geoltrally exceeded ten teilliotitt - half, Ole intermit ut which could not be leter 'II beigeeen 090,0001; atid - 600,0f01. he was of .'pion that the interest might fairly' he taken at c hundred thousand pounds, which with other i vantages enjoyed by the Bank ro . the amoh itt 'of . COM. made the Bank debtor to the purdic, in emus of 710,0001. Met from this sum there were one ItotifirtO be deducted; altogether tamounting 4471440 L which *bold leassrthe poblit creditor bp' the Bank to the *Writ of 238,7801.. It ivao aot necessary for him in tide piece to altverf pea ge o el i a i r e ly t n u s h i e n v ec ing ure st pala ces ttxd ;traatniutti.hist: Hune iwW esumraibtil ght 'abolished to e itdisliferable extent: - He should ;however, notice a doctrine which ' had lately beet bkocched in that Iluote, . that sods places were' freebolcis: ' In anther to such an 'opinion, he hid only to observe thatin 'l,lltilyrnit - 1144, it had heels deemed et Pedient to 'ritist bed 'reduce thy establishment - and selariet of tilerVellers of tl4e Ikelriqeer, and Of other 'Akers, whose espolamoitts had intreased inconsequence of the ' aggibOatell Military expenditure of the country. . e• redtietions that 'toot pllce Upon that oeca. ' ttioonted to one-third of 'the emoluteents ; far* from doh * - piofits 'having then been i • . ' freehold, theltrogoterr held epen that ' dl 'was* that,' 'ltstriag laeteated beyond mea. kmei rod `wilt; they otrito be reduced Within bounds. Aelekev - be me t. the pnblie '•iip.ndieur.,, which to his . 'inight be dispensed . with, was that which - slob tinned of in bounties.-- Illivitrest writer! We liblit ctonomy 'condemned' tbe overate:et bid, : and • it• was htfbpinlcitt that Lo e ub i t i le th4 th a i. - b e ir ntifrestieirtaosir expenditure • d •v ii a a s ee te der this head;' lifhnted 'hi' ;11701. ; of w 1 leis a considerable proportion this Jul*, to pet. . mote the !intro' mannfatiori in Irelan , iiias6ool. - .tai entottate like sepriti of AA Ter the markets of Lindou and Westminster. Hs . td 'Dot ItuiVoie 1 plea tin; liintitty was . at tidy .. nesteridieitice in ei. t*tilisie and consloqoest6 , was 'of opinion; that anti; Silt ithcfle 'ut Ihe seek eci xiiSpoltil of might sOvoirfor - the poblit. The Hun. 4:l;ittldtnan dieti *tilde& 'td the'itntiletrce of the contract 'en tered lath thillsy 'Mt. ilut ' ' for the' - . ts,citt voti' or t.opos4 • sifted : roi l h house+ ot L If Contralti; 1a lintrisingzet, I '6f pablitettpeuiliteve.l ? t, which hi mast 'theo 4 oittrit to which iii liffittltpietor" Issiefteehl feel ft hii'dlity* Shiite,' Ai. the limeade of Ahttiesiloilltd itrvice. - eattraoreineihm there' a Wi t oli4litikiat' ~. ' • ifflptlitlid.lelifilibseilbe4iiikiii .. — eiollid. f u Ti loritir I to. isit i irilat t thou 8 0 4 40 v.i. ** .„ 0 . 1 - pdetunlty Of direr the a*rl `rat . . the,. - 1 to Midi sthjeet. .11lIkesiiieft4teil witli dint. ' , itilliMeht;rlll lAA` itrhy"tberdei of if, . - eeeebiK li l a el glii:, co peeiv e nearly% apt:Ml%4 kat ''iiiit 'of Ahicra .pee, 4 to the laterite of Neittottanisif; b e kiitiiiegeffi r ei tee toeimiatik. Irsq4, desiessed that * the yes. , In fittledbeilitCgelitiottistyieidesitorriao 1,. ..4 . - lic . Yelled it_iiiif .4 1, welkii!ovi belie,. hut • eilsemme4 he Aid ten I d It lik i hlf Math . tira . ' ' - it .thea44 es .. • 'Olt *pantry at* adal ltkiiillian. ~ . VW irjadi mere Ali to .tro , . • Tfto asfhtaty Apeoditore of the , tri li p i t i lattelatillit a host ottifisorditiaty , . . 116 :Mt . 116f.'- la Irelansi l. .k had de i • vett shies the Yale MIL, *Way had th "he . . mwo ie e cuts ..la that eouistryt Putting k s t ud seas out of the 'loca ' o tion heshouidimispw thee i 'SOW disnterest of the itttiltry to'wtmee a con s testate!' Ireland w hick Would resiWeuch au eit. Litditirris necessary ? As ti th4 . .4ssertions be thong lt prOper to throw oust ' .411 these Imitate, hi should, on a future ims4 n„. be pre ps rdette'bring the matter' remised. ~ distinct shape, and to mats good all he ba d Aupecting it. In peaing 'to une ui llt i r:• ' , abject, I Which was not the least ' 1:- . 4, saris.' te faction to feel, that he did net ' , Ma owal Opinion, bet tv.jd borne out by.the sothority sill sb.l sibbakigalediSnas were iwittleOte niisch Veit!! freight'andlleiedece than any* * be eoald fay, , On'the Ist O f March, 1805, It. heiti stated Mot House hy Admiral Markiii4Alist ratie.thiell Of diesuivet ettpenditere of the gantry might by Awed by an hottest, upright, aisilleccinondeal din. ,elm ege of the different duties aStignald to the va. .tifeet brine*s elite depertmen t.: The Hon. Person, lad•rtated that the Victualling (like ' the expendi l ture from which amonntecitO 5,313,0001. annually,. was the Mott corns lit of alt; and it had even beast admitted • by. the-/lon. Member the Secretary te the AddiAkty, that that branch of . the ei : l ruent was+ i ttpost ticks. and faulty, anti And heads of . ' departattint 'habit' to be r It would it* unbecoming Vtistio give any opisioe aeon the solisct ; hut from every information he had been able to collect, be bad as ground for disbelkwingtbe circumstance. From what be had learttml too upon this subject, be felt authorised. In stating, that the canvas -which hail recently Amist supplied to the navy was of the tesAt ift &Moos description. Corisiderable 'loss had also ' been sesfaisied by the public in the purchase of `timber for the navy. Instead if the orb con. ' tracts whielt were made fanner-Iy, riLitte cup. tracts had of tate bee* substituted. The.. gua r 'tract for the West Indies' bad beets shut, 44 i .sise that for Yarmouth, for four or Ave years. .. i iknal whilst he was upon this inibjei't, be should itot,fe„ 'moodier fact which had cutellesethfrek Itie ktaurre ledge, with respect to the sale et geiinatit Pept. "ford. A person who bought than it ii. 10.1, re. tailed them at 4s. ed. and by this practice had, within a few years, amassed i very large fortune. He mentioned these circumstances only to show, that the statemout of the Hon. Admire! was not incorrect, when he' affirmed, that by an honeat 'and upright administration of the departments or the navy, oift.third of the expenditure might be silted: Hu did not mean to detain the House na l , idetessatily, and should therefore not add many, words to 'whet he had already said. As to the, , papers for which ho meant to move, he had only. ' tit - state, that his object was to show that that Noise ought to see that tha public accounts should : be properly settled. As the practice was at prett iest, they voted every thing upon estimate, and it. was *lmam totally be 'possible for them to get at any satisfactory account of the manner in which the NM voted were applied. The country, according - the system in eaistence, was obliged to allow itt least fleetly millions to remain unaccounted for,. and *about that sum being over brought to a fair balance. • He was convinced that if in private life ; amen were year after year to allow his accouute to run on without striking e balance, he muat. a 'very tonsiderable loser ; . end a practice would ho Ninon, to a private iedititluel, must MIN, cessaily he injurious to the public. The late, Ctraticellor of the Exchequer had stated,. that 451000,0001. of the public money were anus. counted tbr ; arid he agreed with that Noble Lord' (Lent Itenry Petty), that : it was extremely rablerthat the accounts should be passed, and, . itelividualt concerned released' froth further eespon. sibillty and anxiety. Having this Stated the viewe, he had alien' tbiasubject, he should Conclude nits i - motiog, 64 That there be laid before the Hoe t an speoent of the tutal amount of the expence of ;'the Rnyel Staff Corp% for the three years ending 'the bth of January, 1809, togetber with Oa. ' statemetnt of their sseiricti.a.l' -gs the' tististioing put, ... . .. 1 r. IiIt.ISILISSO observed, , ihet the Fondue; of the Hodoerible Gentlehian; in mentioning this. subject in another place, had excited his ..eurprise 'gad-regret; but that neither his sirens* nor his regret' bad uhdergorle any dirusaition from the atateMent of the Honourable Cfentieetioi, which the House hati jest heaid.'. Lt agkired.extroor. giooty to him that essi HeaberahiSgetitleulau, as it guardian of thd public purses ihotilif have 0t.., 'of hii statement to this late 'rid of the Seamen, i If he eindstedibitt art ' '''' .eteeld possibly.resott. wirteipen 'frost itibreittilik if to Owifipt, . At all rants, it vriul in that'Hetilie tbat'fibn ,Yews of tha : Tkuo. 'Gent. ought to havelaad'WelOyed, rhnrc WY. ',,mighthigoe Woe d'eddell upoti,. It was is;pt 411411 ; 'last lay of the Seesi,,S, that, if any buneitpt ! Pielliqr frees' die Nftscassioe, the stAtenseutt ;5,, " Bet - llooustylite:. er • iiiii Wiiips the Teii. Gleardereaw ea.fie r 1 i his fionchodost, be alseold. hare 'spirited out th dif. lereiscivin thy Ortionssialica of the ex i*n.f.tuve to(131,4101. pit my. He should havu maid! that .4ttat . JO, the . present year, i loan. r i : w 4 , .; , Ap i if re . million to the public Floillios and i Lalf had been . ''. to- the a Calloway' ; and that at . . , ,414 edition ape nsittree and a half had - protinc4 . .tn the etipatiditure of the navy, , meted, prier. of pitch, tars hemp, #c• . t lo:oineespooce of the state of the c r osiO. 40 . - - 1 . .1 1 .• 2 41 *fees Apithied within the - kit , ..,,iiiiip.. • Ho dill not ameoolo leilow the Hun. -_ iisrengiti all his tietaila., becalms is so •' • " 1 1 4 1 *c* l va l l Ow ti toe Heise. I' t.PPII "St 01 1 mer 5. 1 04119 r POlW_gf . i kis iliiil• ti t 4 A. _,lmi?l6_W Irito‘ l .4/11‘• Oftroltsigasirli • • .' ' '., enorritilis. *goiter ba, lips hig te stlie. i ,414 41 414 1 04/ llllNlPagialirdi I istitto 4 ,l o - . , , fitiait'y forte frues,ll3.9oo ,10, MOON hot, was n pullUt:4 ildit3CJl. potim out sWOsishavi.‘oll Jay the itirlekstal oon of thip eta, 90.11mPielli 'rho next point to which the frion..geolloplates 40. consmeridatien referrOd p was the.pri,,priety ,•csf gm* 1 tiog vid of the fitrc.ctwpa in . the Ilittiirs 'service. Blt *as thy Hare s,.. o"-stielnatt not aware that thews - foreign ;Mr: motile wownpspod of u.n the nata l . rul hirrneubjecti a: hip . miliosty, serving Foes a . laelins, of hart atipi ,o elsinyot to :their legiiimate WWI and th at .14ps we should get rid " -. a tisem, we shotilii kil. ) o. a,- nailitary force 1 thousand les/ tions Ate Isle at iiresen i . what the Honour. ,Member heel said .- Ltl t ifeig the Loma hlli i lta. he should say s that ' any poi of our defensive force ought to be l ifariturite with the popular branch of the Litise tature, it was that. if the nunonsible Member coal y o utSeewd in proving that tro could du with one.litilf ofour defence, and with arise tisird 14.5 of catvalm h there might be some [mutilation for hie coatings** As to this question nspecilurt the propriety eftbeezpcnce ineerrtil forfortifications i , that was a point npon which miiitarseetburities differeth. Hat. u poh principle . he could slot see why, the Huai. Geollemin should stuns at a saving et 600,0001. The Hun. ,Nlearbcr, in statisiwthe it. pence of tho establishment of the Coyansilififr riat,la Ireland at 00001, upon an expeogi4soor of 160,9001- bad (alien into a mistake. The geom• of this mistake was. that thellon. 0 litlemeoftsedi i i confounded the ezpeece of the cur e s of *ampillen ". erg, with the-Connmiseariat. This corps was op. maw , is Ireland, alisse, : to Gummivariat prows aided the troop, witiontiniuile sod Mho iiraisci - iis4::*arias. bet m ap. ,poosysary in this. eontirry. l 0 hnts,trual A7t"Pli Y. 1 1, 1 4 4 41 4' ' tW g t n --. r. tract. , L,_ co! 0i14.11144;d I B ering of tuu,olittpiebt have been made upon the so ppii4 of clotiksonattout to, the Spanish to. : vies, if they had hapft i pt.mid iiir moo contract s • triaereas the_ tout stak i pitt tit.i, fit, piles of that 1 den. riptine emstiq., *Pik 1110 . nut summit tia .. womoi. As tq iI erspiWipven _by the Mos.., • Gent. tothe.ligo Adats.n:atnOlOti :for having saves! , two mdlious Cs thu public ecomeditu re, hr • Gehl , ask that lion. Meatbm:..wbether the cspenditurti , could be the same when ea army of 40 1 (100 was , employed on the Continent, and when nu lititish , troops were serving there ? 11..• did nut suppose, , the Hon. lent. could have had it hs his cuotem.. A . platten to make any improper impreselonkopem,tiod public mind by his statement, bet he *se api.s . modal, that having twideAtt inconsiderate pkillo r t the Honourable Gentlemaat rap.Wedaexil to beige : , forward his statement lio...aedgeas ; that pledge. But if the Boneurabia, chlatitant., was merlin!' 1 in his views upon this sahject, he •was enntrincode, that he should have, to the first instainate, ad.,. dressed himself to Parliament, anti not to these who were called-moue to reform that House, to , order that that House should . reform the publii expenditure.. When the Honourable hiembee , talked of the increased expenditure of the Pod,. Office, he scented to have left out of his confide. ration the augmeatitikan of the revenue of that ; departeseut. lie seemed Also to forget •the gr a 11,,. advantages to the tradieciatermts, arising fusing... the establishmout of Post Olives its the ditt•rent c parts of the kingdom. The Hops, (ientleman hod I observed upon .the,laerewits as(` inspectors a m Custom+, from vegan to ten; bet he eon fd aw n sure that Honourable Member, Ind the Morph. - 4 that there were nu represestations walk ,wkaiiv the Ames'. of Treasury arm more harranie l d, 341 1. . bp .which it listenzd with more reluctance, rOi tt -complied with mire tardily, than the ,applica.i . Lions made f.or the increase _of the egtabillohtnent,t of the Customs. A.: to the sawing prelesed bz, Od, I Honourable Gentleman, from the 13J,00011,..44 vs pence of the e.,llection of the Stamp Duda. 1. !I was at a loss to conceive how the Him. litedillajf p ., proposed to effect it. Tbs. House was aastrai` i that the Stamp Duties appliett In s etmost all trawh actions in life; that theLemoont of the Stamp Do. % Ail:needed fi ve mullions; that it was •nenessart 4 sc Distributors, 9r Sub-distributors in all . of the country; audit would consequently. ffirts "Divioug, that the mein expended in the collet. do, has as. !mall .10k . It could possibly bet Is , A , t. ~, Treasury. in atanuary - last istoted ordeel - ter.reducinglhe allowaoce from 4to 3 per vent. , but it was found e that persons runld not be hit , to collect theduties, poi consequently the fern** ~ lowttpcit was necessarily rest .red. llse Hon. , iii , faticfpilit then took a cueiury VieWtt: d ie arta* : iltiltS of the Hun. 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