The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

NSW TOMOTIPICE. Os ilia sodas fat tila lime gsiag We a Cesaalt. um. ..I Repply— Mr. CORDON said, previously to the Spiker Leaving Ilse Chair, he visited to pet s qaussio n to the Cheomitor of the &chequer, respectiog the Now Pookatee• Ib observed that a seem or 138 OM. bed already Ikea ezpoodol on this work. that'll; so. prelims hod heat mode ; sad 160.0001. more wield he wooled. It was said, that the City was to pay oweoillied Ode who're sem, hot how wove they to psy it ? They hod as mesas. •%rrpt the (Nakao', Few. std a Doty es Coals and WIN.. New, it wooki revoke two years defy to room.. Mee to pay this third; and it was to be avid oat of a defy oa coals, sash's, which there, was al. toady • gonotal try. Was it likely. therefore, that the City •oold ha able to pay shirk goats o f the sharper T*lflose. Member ewmplaissed of the waste of politic away la this week.. and also that It was roads a jiff. swot Ms siitipetialon was not raised.— Ile thoopht alaas.ebwtld be ishibited in Somerset. haste, *ad the terms on •Islekthoso plans would be entailed. 1. Mrs LUSIMNOTON said, that every step had Lees tibial. facilitate the mark in elevation, and mi l es a Plait 41 poaaihte ; on competition had yet Ikea exalted, as the plans mast originate I. a =tiaras •ia the Past:tam With r•spret to its• a lob, iewai•rjels for the yeblie SCOIIIIIIIO. &dee Wile Cifienst of Loudest hi irtticalar, as I be hosiallo.sloolst themes. Alltiressa'sreoW ar,kaosr- I lsesas Mr• Al • WOOD ackaostralged the truth of what hedheau said by the' Kiehl ilon. Gvutiman. With respect in the Chy of London, they n•re at resew sollerliqg + lose of 11.0001. or 14.0001. a. year. and week softer that less WI the Withal' was completerl:__L__ Si , J. NEWPORT tbegglit, as spas casipatithas should lake plass. M. LUSAIINGTON said, a sooprotides riosid lake plats as to tire Imildies.saatorisis mad work ; it was 661 y tbe imolai part which be had ailed. id to. Ague s low word, from Mr. Gyppe. Sir J. New port, old others, the sobjoet 'kept, OW the Hesse *bee tweet iota • Coessitite. _TIM ARMY FITIMATER. Laud PALIER — STON, is proposing Ike Votes Ter the Army, w field sot details the Committee iseg. On a peers) compariso• boluses the somber of men wooed this per sod last year et home, there trash] le a dimiestiou of 10,000, sad io the whole ass her itT Ines is pay sod under arms, of at least 26.000. This, it might he npected, weld produce a dimisstiss of tarmacs; but last year a great per,. lies .1 est Any were is Fromm and paid by Erases: these weeps were mew to be p aid by ibis ceestry, wlkfi would of costs* plovest say reduction to that wisest. The inseam Committee, is their Report last jests validated the Pappoose( the Ordnance for the year at 240,0001. The lloese would hear, with satiate/46a. that inured of 140,0001 the 'spear' would ha 110.0001 There had bees a ',deities of 103,0001. ess the espouses of the per, sod that was to be a; maths pay of the regiments that were int to ha disbestird.—Freas the lest year, the midst:Am had be.. equal to 763,0001. The Report el the Plasm rammktes had he.. so full as to 'stake it ewneeessary far hiss to ester ate details.— 'Upon this active and effective Army there had been • diminetios of *ammo amoussise to 2/3,0001. On the Merlin, Star there had Woo a email lacrosse of 12601. shuts the last year. The redaction that had formerly I.APIS made an that Staff had appeared too I..ge to the Asset of the Medical Department.— ln the Retract Department there had been an is. crease of 4(X/01. and an additiooal Increase, to the ovtent of 01/001. on account of the Army of France. Bat St shoals) be recollected that 4000!. ..f that increase hail come from ill. class of the half-pey. and a transfer had been mule from the I , ivh Ititablivbruent of 17u01. On the head of Va. lunteer Corps in Ireland, a diminution had taken plaerbf 18721. whilst on the some service in this country a small isirreave 4272.0001- had taken place in conseqoesce of the augmentation of the %Toilers leer C•valry, which circa mitances had tendered nee l reality. The etprocr of Sandhurst C"llege had been diminished 3301. and a reduction of 12031. bad been rood. in the pay of Genera! Olficere. A redaction had also token place in this estrisoos of Scotl..tl. From the account of Chelsea Pensions, 121,0001. were to be derlected ; 30,0001. unclaimed prize nen 'fey, which, added to other isms he the natu r e of a sot off, is all 43,01X11. Testing a ism of 77.0001. to he prodded/tie. As iscreseed es pentlit ere had taken place I. the Military Asylum. Lippe the Pensions, the lacrosse had bees 54171. sad the allowance to woesded Officers was isersesmi by 66,6001. Upon the asperasseasios ell/manes there was ma increase of 22651. Upes verities breaches of the establishment ler 1816, 17, sad 18, there had bees a redaritnis to the seeing of 14,0001. of which 11,2621. was a dear sada, to the Public, sad the remainder went to the class of retired sheen. Saco theism year there had been a dimisatiess of the effective force le the mound wf 0,800 mos ; while the increase of evince had been 88.0001. hat the tapioca had sot been improperly increased.' That increase had bees ceased so ac count of them officers, whew prom/eels is the leftist. had been dead hide eirterlet which they themselves bid achieved. That was the int class that bed its restaged the edditionel @sprees. The /wood cos. Mated of the widows mad children of the officers sod soldloos oh* had fallen for their ceentry ; sod iba third cossisted of those who had bees disabled by the Insole they had rettelved'is lighting the battles of their loathe lewd. To each isaessing of *space, sod arising from each seems, the coestry would net, sod mould sot, object. Compared silt. the last year, that had bents redaction of 41,298 men, and of 'spews 1,336,0001. ' • and cempared with the year preroollag that, there had been 11 dindoetion of 112,181 mos, and a saving of mosey to the amount of 1.566.0001 The Noble Lord coodedod by moons( a Great of 158.7161, fee the bed Forces of Greet Britain sod lb. Colonise, from the 44th el December, 11118, to the 14th of December, 1818. CeiSsel DAVIS observed, that while there were oily sews Gamanit Oliver. is Greet Britain, there were II is indeed; sad whets looking to the` whole el 4be Staff, the larger Staff was attached to the smiler ariotir of troop. The tbaie for the Mi• rHE STAITSMAY; 7 Ileac)? Cells e Ike Meld Is be , ditb. U l m w b r il e ;. er.• ON &vector. comenstre erlikii had let for ao km them b ag up l i ra Hapset, ha abea m wawa a eadealiaa - 4 4 owl %awns wad which bed wow parked, ling'ffitigearly iiiiewi. roll fie whim Se al In Warier. after Ilia iraaarioalko as 1 120,0001 Rae.} tutee, eregriffeare. yet the ',roles of this Comae ire, 1 Mr. 111)14E 6s ta ibe q u o mi esmags w h at „d ael j nn . span which toe tun was hawed, la °worm ee with '.lt 01,4 seal/ be modeles the somber of the Amoy ermaimentty j"....4"rt:•..sualtcratle:mabeMit ush ers . . with T• lbe t roe am.i. Ersitor . d with the safety of the State. The state erne country i •ite. as.. Ibliotev•rt oho *en of the laicarrs rank ll**is• should be looked to praalously to lb. tail ale. troll , . v . '5 .. ., i i 7 , ....t. i ..rjr . ..., oh,' .. h. .. l :ll . 7 d l s hr . .eiir. .4. ttnn i kl...wiregr e ,..l;e o :::: instead of a sawing, the arepentse of Si. year serieta '' Ng ~..iion i.e propo. l :e ' in divide she niesmire n i i nt . two Hilt', tie to him to 'sand shit of the last by 84,0001. It ass; Ile t'unt , k•oheit iii th! 441 1 0 ' "Ilk . 101 ,.._ 4 In .t h e " 1 "": a mada u ctody re n tmt i on . ' h at N I eapenaa . of , Isla, n. are an u ., ; , l7 otisz o • nn it a is ra i tri r itelnetr is r . o .d t.r ibe ine os e h i;t f lee , t i ie d • t5 . .. 1 . 1 would not fall shrift of that of tire present year duel the puss.. in shalt it w as meant t.! mete Me •mi martini 1001. A redaction ought to be made on the titan • Mier. I .1. h, the present ha. The Hoe. Member ten. holed ga d on t h a , miii raer calker,. Ti. number er • ite. ; ti 0 ,, • , , , , , ' ,,, ar , :5. , cte7d ioa , s 7 sswi I . the Garwittre that Ilse, do tattle dents In the College waa -WO. and of thew about 24' Me. ittaertaias W 11TIIM AY enatornie.ll apes the prior iple gut mallsmissiosta each year, and the OgrelMe of 0. 1 ' 1 ' 4 4 Pl"' 497 of tlie Itil:, E.-aerially with regard 5.. the up- I ; asionaieaers to pestle she affair. et I oderatine of oath of obese young men amounted *li t ;a:C il ru r. p".. l ., o -4.l i i.;.. r ' s .n ii s v a r ( u . e. sr . of Co...lerot i)et.tors vele rem- I to 10631. A• @spent** of 1 6. 0 0 01 . was created by 'n•tltr•l el 'lse dneretion af ~,e C.Nealiahater. The W.trihv 1 filling sip racaneies with you'll/ men who obtained ; et i t j . ,... rin „„l,",,, t r„ e f t : r h: re j.,. 4 " l „,:.. u pr i wi d ; m el i'• s f l ' i rlerl l t hr b t ot i :h. I : ir 4 : their commississos without purcheae, and then man • try of " Qtettinn, guerrioa!" we timid 'oat solkci ha ub- y 1 . i Ilene pat on the half-pay. But that was II great in. " . ;, •11 "7 1 • 1 z . , t 4 ipd . p , 7 71.. nib, justice lo the ()Meer, who had been pretinurly placed 1 ni , ... ,-. .... ` ,. - ,),. 1 .;.{ .-s i%; white t S i tC a e- 'Pa ted i e l' p e on ' l i e f li si . e l . e .l " Md.-pel.thle . on she half-psy, •nd who would gladly return to the .....t...r so 5w,...-str, its p..tvi.tosts • el , per.ilholy .el. ..• Army. 11.8 Royal Military A sy l um was soppossa d / I ..n . i i . :(t h, i l n , %tn d in si i i te ,, :::e . • .. .;de 7 0 I . L itti a. lir l e.. th i , ie r ,'/wised i. pint rhea: I . at the espence of 3G,0001. and that appeased toe hstilbt:Cotsurnatt.,....ms 6 rbe ; s tace ' lls ss i tan . •lllll/ev 4 er ould sae...l much for the presets( state of the country. ea..oed. he Oi.• ~..-4. ' Mr. BENNETT thought 19 , 500 wen 'on large , Z I T. e s t ° . t, L c. l i :!i i i . i 4,l :: .- i r ,.. • . i . . Pi t i a ,:it ii A di l .'l n i. P rriir i ls, 11.7.1shoiligi‘afit di i e force for G..at Britain in time of price. Th• force I di,..... aal a faire prtas.i. in Ireland 1,0126,000 men, and if such • force should ‘t• sas- • U ..Hl- s' •.i. ur..f. SMITH. in e hie. hr staled be itecesairy it was highly diietscrfel to the G -tern. 1 1 ; i ...,%,"::::',.,; r r„ ,„:"...t.i,„%.4,571r.,'„•„,". of 1 ""'"'` it ' 4" "eamin I ment of the eoasiley. The whale of the ailmiiiiitia. Mr. 111111';D: N P. , ..tich..ip the It -rot ..f She Cnst.salWe 6. 4 , o f j uo i cs in Ireland was a , id in he, carried 0,, ~ u , the Pl...keeps Lows,tot 'urn woe o.4cpell It be tram sta.. ) ?her ro..,an/0it,.0 flat V. • dcfa4.B,. by a Military farce, and 37 soldiers were people) r.I `. • iii taking care of a jail, where thre e . Winks.), would IttWN 151'40 El fill. General H %ItT i.mc.r fed 1 Petition from Jeremiah hare been 'efficient. lie must pet ago 'Winn 1.. , . ' ~ . the Noble Liird es to op 4i . itiooion of the wiz , • sAuention, rompl.iiiiiie of rf:it +viola/ of Miami@ b y money that bad been *elm) fur the battle of Wateri..o. la n Pseilemau in Ireland, ender the Illicit Distillation Many who had arrienit to their o wn chaises a fte r C-• 1 ..1". •CllOll, had shared she priz..... 0 ...y, oldie die me. 1 Sir J . 'NEWPORT said, he would avail kismet, i dies' m e n , wt., b u d g u m Jot oho l e, woi t ef f o f a ll no . •1* that npiairi roily to ask, whet the Chancellor of; lions at Brothels, to the number of 10,000, had m erited on part •f it. The flanoverisn., who ran from the field of battle. and rejoined the army ai Pads, bed got part oldie prise-mimeo, which would set lace beau the ease had they remained in thew ranks, and behaved like gallant men. Sir A. HOPE defended th• utility of the Military Asylum, whoeh supported 1600 orphan.. At the Military College, eue.halt of the Staff bad bre. re. dated. I h. Etc:•.quor lotendell to do with regard to the idaw. ? Ile esptimed teach sorprite, u at after haling declared his imitation of peruser. i Sin the getout of Hoes spoor Teen Land" to ptit. west Illicit Dtatillation, the Chancellor of the Ea. chequer •streeld hare abaodened that measure, not hews cinaviction of its inutility, bat In consetieence of • threat held sot by certain indiridealt that If I. did Wit tie so they would withdraw from him their iepp•rt. &system of Adednietntles &pavan es Sir I. COFFIN modems objection loth. Estimates. Lord PALMF:RSTON cnistermisci, that the Mili tary, C •Ilege was inseesserv, as Tara inconvenience had tweet felt at tn. hotittoirtg of the list war, from the defect of wr OlS'llllll ill adelllific kn o wledge, from the weal of such so mtablishmewt. Many commissioes were 611•11 op from the half-pay, sod by ail ....a ■ 0011111 N had been In.tolo in the eatenlry of 678,0001. during the war. Tt.e prise emery for the battle of Witoilon, hail been anted to those who bad been at the bottle, or at the rapture of Paris.— .. the itarriennn of Brunel, and Ostend had sot been included, es they ...re.', the rear of the Army. Hod the medical worts shared, the garrisons of Brew!, and of other places. would also have been eathled to shore, and not only ih.y, hut the medical we at Dail, and other places, to which she wounded bed been removed. A line mast he drswe somewhere, end wherever drown, some hardship west be felt. G.n. GM...COYNE was of °pinkie, that the Mo. died' Staff was fslly entitled to a share le the prism money which had been voted by that Mess; mid in that respect, differed from all other prise-mosey. Ors the subject of Cisio.a;ss:ons, they were greerelly gives to the sews of Olen , 011iceni. I sect woes fe; its support, wu 1114 60,115111 of the ceeideoce of the Home fir the Peblic.—(Near, hear I)—W kilo such tecillatiew prevailed, it might be expected that soy party of Gmatiossee gob,' the pest day, sod order the seems threat, demandlog the renews, of the INGliff , their applisation would be sucesesfel, sad this coosialeratiew was sulkiest to Rite some ides of the trey in which the affairs of the country wine admialetered. These who had large properties embarked in distilleries, ware likely to suffer MIA from such a proceeding, and° whatever the floes' might thigh of the apiece itself, he was sure they would wet coeutesanes a Ministry in so serren. dories it. He was informed that seernieg. by autho rity whit% be weld not doubt, that a body of Irish Members had waited that morning on the Chanceilor of the Eseheqem, earl the Secretary of State for the [Pereira Department, and had stated that unless she Tows Lead Flows were abandoned, they roalci dee the Mieisery. Lord CASTLEREAGH was net a little serprieed at the estritettlinnty exhibition of haste and temper manifested by the Hoo..Baronet, who enteld net wait for the Order of the Day before he mule t.is sl toe. most to the House._ Ile would lease it to his Right Lord AI:1110RP stat.-11, That he bed &rowdy anted fur Coe redaction of WOO won, es the Hoes, SOO.' not agree to a 'eduction of 10,000. The militvry force oil too large for Great BMW.; end if hot+ a force was necessary for belsod, it was the fault of the Government. Colonel DAVIT uithed In ask the Noble Lord nhat b. rams of the money that was paid for soh. siitotes ? Hoe. Friend (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) co Mead himself, bet on the part of hi, Majesty's M i. misters generally, he would repel *irk indignation the charge toads against them.—[llcar, hear !) It would be a waste of the time of the [loose to en ter Into a particular refutation. The lion. Baronet's connection with a commercial town ml4ht account for his reeling with retard to the measure. That Nieuwe was successful In a great degree. he would . _ _ Lord l'A IM MINTON replied it es t made me of in mid or the service of the 'l.4r. Mr. Hume, Mr. Bennett, and Loos! PsiTenten several' , .apiain•d. admit. bat If II waa upended with haedships, it was the duty of Miaisioes to considrr *hot IMO, be the *feet ef a change ity the law. It was preasatare to diocaaa at the penttent ataareut what the Chancellor of Sir It. WI was of opinion that the Medical Staff was entitled to • rh, re in the prize -meaty. Ile vrirherl to kn.., hoer Officers came to h. fogad is the Army I..at, .ho had nntt t•n.pnrary rank? mord PA LEI EINFON ern!, gnat attar Officers the Eacheqaer . oliglst propose as • substitute, is it 'us source's:ley to ',son die stories %kick the lion. lisi.inot bad picked •pP that ■orning. lie coold, hogreeer, ewers the Hou..Borenet end tb. finger, 'het ids Majesty's Ministers were ant Teti. sere mewl) fnreigner., slid their entries wer• oh midei•;l by soy Own to; Mt we►e solely infiseticed Zoom' to remaia by way of compliment, hot they hart no rank nor pay. The tieastion w.• then pot mod carried. Mr. lIENNErr said, that the medial officers who had served its Spain received prize-money, even in cases where they had hems at • considerebledis sauce from shelter.. of battle. . . by a wish to reline bolted frees she oppression she ▪ seifereil under she system: If she evils resell ing from it mold be seeMed . withoot Injury to the ✓ oo . was sure the Hoene would receive the altered*, with sasialscsioe--(lieer, hear!) — He bed himself 'Waded the Messier; slioded to that morwing, sod 'sold assert that_ noshing Jal the kind Vaginas items et Eaproditure regeired le be grant ed, were then raid, and agreed tn. After the army Esthnetes had been Anne through, dreerlbisi load takes pleat. Ills Mita Hon. Friend bed lodinated, that by die encouragement of mall stills the mils likely to resole to the weer@ from The CRAM:I:LIAR of the stated, that he should more that eight millions, to be raised by Exchequer Bills, should be trained to replace eight millions granted last year in Eacheqeer Bill., which were not provided fnr. After a few wards from Sir J. NEWPORT, who wished that his Rig:a Ilan. Friend (Mr. Tierney) should be prewar, the tplestion wes 'rued fora abort time. • the shatsaonment or town Lands Hoes might be avoided, and that was the whole cage upon , shich the Honearable . &trowel bad got op the tragedy •r farce. or whatever doscrlptints of dramatic miter. taiument it web, %silk which hi had just amused she noose. Mr. MAURICE FITZGERALD Pinked in the sorreoder of II systole replete w!th oppryssina, b u t thought the noose had a right to complain of the Nicol f 4VFOL3 T.SrEWAIT.S. Mr. ARBUTHNOT moved, that thrieswel ctilatittoos Litigates shoold be granted, which wife agreed o. Among therm were the fulloning t h e b rea d, o n o, an d other SCONIOI4IIII of the Form. 56101. for the eirpt 0 the &lege fur Ow lhositote. 00.001. for raper and oilier nets iren 30001. to defray the printing of the 74th 'algae of the Jose. nal4. 91301 for the repairs of Misr, VII.', Chapel. 10.1V01. far the Cancer of Edinburgh. tall. for the Civil Establishment of the Wilms kW& 31.1191. for that of Nowa Senn a. fee that of New finoweek. 1A.1531. for that at New South W atm ItV,Mul. to meet the Hill, drass n from New loath Wales. ETC:BP:QUER Rhll.c I manner in which it was done: He would ask. whit thee the Chasseller of the Etchequer had contained cited silk the great cities in Ireland, to ascertain whether the course mow in his contemplation was likely to be prejudicial to the legal distillers ? And, as Int seemed to have resolved open abandoning the former system, he trusted Hist he was prepared with semi substitute which, while it avoided oppression, was likely to he ettscirnt in sectoring the revenue. Mr. V. FITZGERALD defended the spiteta of still lines, chore the ground of necessity, sad depre. cased the epithet, that were applied to it. Sir JOHN STEWAR'r complained that the Hesse was driven by anticipation into a atriumte oil IM subject, but espressed his satisfaction that a prism. Mph. so injuries, to Ireland, and so hostile to jos. Itic.. was to be abando ft ed. Mr. WILDMAN defended the conduct of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Administration is general. whom be described aa Wrap/dile of being inloenced in the manner that had bees wiled. If he could think that the Chancellor of the Exchequer wu capable of yielding to any threat, the Hesse The (7H A NCEbli)i nesit;l.ii:lll.4UßK this mowed. that the omit of 4 , 01 millions should be framed 11l btu to rephaer Exebegorr. Kilts tor the -.meg of She year 18IP. %bleb were oapro.ided for --Agreed to. Tile flame bowing froward. the Report woe ordered I. be received on Monday, and the Committee ordered to nit 241111 die , iedaestiaty seat. BA NKR(' PTS I. tWQ. • . _ Ao t►e tortinuot Mi. I. SMITH. I'm f 'fir , of lbe Pay for etw IMnlllitlot of Ow flto.tiopt I iu, Alm sollar..l Bill 11114 maid. ;owl tl'e lion. Sirn.hrr rnM to wale hi objeet wit It re try/ lc 4 . . h lilt, sire. I; Mat brroght fur walk he *beeped, LU N SATUMMAY. MAY 8, 1819. --....-- Whatever denial may be given by Ministers to the charge of Sir Joms Nzwrorr against them, foe Fie. ing up the Land Fine Bill from intimidation, tie thing is coninmed by circumstances, which, •olike men, •eaer tell lies. A number of Irish Member did go i• a body to Mr. VANIIITTAKT upon the sub ject, and he, poor Gentleman, not having strorg 110fIlIPS scut for Lord CASTLEILZACII, Si all the world knows he had fought a duel with Mr. CANNISG, for having accused him of waist of talent for etinistedat business. The Court newe•men furnished the intei. Bence to all t►e Papers as lotions Yesterday a numerous arumblege of the Members of the Mug, of Common (it cmitied to specify Ir . sh) w ailed upon the Cramscrt.t.ott of the Excurui:En, at his bnu•e in Unwasing.strett. The consultation with is Minister lasted a oonsiderat.le lime." h not flat manner of waiting erns the CIIANCLI Log of t' ,B litessrucLat an implied theft ? it nct, w•. the ar.owliferg• of persons core ,, .fd su nay to mai.e knuusi their ussuss mot! v might depen flume it that he tooled oeeer sore with hie agaiiiiM4y qatstion l / 4 Ni M. DA . ne felt ntegres•.. , t itsdignini aq at the titlark %Pick will made , by the flonorieble lie. roast spa different Gentlemen connected Irish Le. laud. Hr was OPP of Iliu.e alio had waited that morning on the Chancellor of the Eschequer end ihri Noble Lord (Casttmeagh) upon the subj•rt tha n atm discussion. They found every divo•i:ion attend In their otat•meut4. but lie fitted) det ied ihct any thing like a threat gas made use of. Mr. PEEL etteeptied tLot the Hotstit lad !letter abandon the diseo..iuts into wlti:h it owl and retorn to the retilion of Jetetnieh tnsitiman. which um the only stibje , :t regulaily befoie Ike goose. The CHANCELLOR et' the P:yi;(;ff(•;Q(%►ilt denied that he Ind tennted 11,• opini‘n •heels he formerly holJ. fle still thought 'li s t too rts...sote aas B a r r i o if. S•211p1•1.111 , Z illi-ii thoocts it wisatto o .l o d •lib giatiiculer sssss .-- IVith this Tier he had iota.• pro;:osal of going lobo Contaiiit--• on the ' , lor d to t h e int•rit:ow of that toornive, lie should col, say that be ~,a ct met Goetti-egl.n •ith rsoiy rivesition to coerili. be t and that It.. y hr•l made IM affesiol. le date, bias fotin the adolitloh ur 'ovation of any mail. SOM. Si I V 11111, maintliq..l the nrrrs•ity of the prin. f St :I F.ne., awl •vitr. , red Herb doubt es to the •16rary or owy •uhstitmte that enod I...levierd. Mr It. MAIL EIN defended his ...on con.loct end that of the whet Gentlemen rim bad •aural on rho Chancellor of the rteitetitter. It never wail their in tention to iutimidae the Government. Mr. C. 11U 1'1;111 NSON complimented Om teal with .c►icb Sir J. Nf w pot t uniformly supported the public cause, and jestilled his motives sad viess epee the present (treaties. eol. liARItY rejoiced that the Chaecello► of t►e gacbeguer bell digested tome substitute, which be hoped 'Resid be beeeiLisl. Sir J. NEWPORT repeated hi. oesertion, that he had received his i•formtion fro. authority on which he Paid depend, thoegh the fact bad barn in some degree.dlootowed by those who wore concerned is it. lie wished to knew whets it was the intention of the Chaacellor of the &cheroot to bring forward Ms ineettere, sad whether he proposed to emanrouicate with these peruses la 'reload who were ialerested in the tondos ? Tie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said h would hri►►s It forward In a few days, a►►►l aomaaaaia►e la themes doe with those who ought to hi coinelted. Sr F. BURDETT rejoiced t►at a system so creel and outlast was 'boat to be abandoned. Tbe desolation which it ceased was more them aullcient to counter blasts., any preasiary sd vantage repectrd from it ; end tho traprees with which it seas attended, rendered it one of the most miserable means that could be de nted for recruiting the Treasury. The Petition wu them read, and ordered to be laid on the table. The other Orders of the Dsy having been disposed of, the House adjourned al One .'Cluck•, till Mos cloy. IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES. NEXT TUESDAY.. TWO PRIZES OF Z.V.uUS MUST RE Dot Arr N— . PRIZES OF Al t,IIM—EIGHT PRIZES OF Alxoo. MAW; AND 23J0. &c. etc. AND ONLY 10,C0.1 TICKETS. 10 CUR it IsIPON OhN Es. ' If nW. trlirse, w► do ant feel for the poor sidfener , . JoilNrveX. EAUCtiLLT. and D11C113101.11, because we s li tie ghost, than. he is mist.ken. Tbr time es ant corn when we can be of real we w .hen.. and perms. equally h. ►e pitied. We shall gladly restrike,' nor ready mile so sorb sabseriptiow. bat so asternpt what their friendly ad viser recoarweads. would be like trying in cot is strochant ■lr." he. set the British areas will, ere long, speck be annolser issnnth than she hspocritinul Stn. rinci a. and then she ohJect in slew will beatiosunble. iie mayor *kali fumes what Sr, jeunt Coet.kr will nu t. e Beartis it sneer will be cs.egnitry. stub orlwci to /Av. sny's re ceiving thirt pounds (rust Gesseinment for .• discharging his duty." It is a.•t ennititetiossal to ray a man far dosing his duty in this wny. We stand to it ILL TEE CeXtllll'. Tlaa ••H•1111 TIC ACT. lllKltcaTolt, Oa a Jack in Oiler," ir reteived. hot we us•. •ise kin so teasonstrare w ith sh- head of the ()Ike, befuto be asenils she ••erhek Swig of the beach." It would see. is 41.11eses so persuade the assume of Conasons tertian= Work. as us phials the a ishrd-for prolungation of the boors of at tendance. Still (line most regretting',) isTartena postponed • sill lfoaday. The Pacliaoroinry !kluge, shall nut push so respectable a perroaege Ninon nineore corner. lie 'ball appear, abete br ought so be, Wit Srs rsirsalr's first place. Pllll'B. OF ATOCKS THIS /Al," AT 4/81: 111'4008. Malt Aback '.1.5.1) 1 5 per Cent. Aar% 104) I per l'evit. Ned. 71) I 104$111 Mop& 5 J p. 3 pert so. Civiawl. .1 i Lye, Aso. 18 11.14 $ per Cent. i licrlseqiier Kith 7 6 p. 16.41114. for Are. :! : thrimuni 4 per Corns 90 Ti,'; ST4'113;810 7 i