The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-29 00:00:00

! i : r tbi I I bei • V 1 ~ L ~~ „, T1 • . . . , TI4 It . STA FR NI AV, . • . - _ . . ...,._ • tispectiseAff* w '. b beiorylacipogpopfer . • .... , • . 46 „ k •.•' . CWPOR. T wished tos Olt; • g. a 'Mouse divided ea w e , H ome s 7- -- .In rsa ii * •tU at Obiiam4 ' • on goadruple alliance he fonirdol .ni be piper 'number{ Weirs •"'• t - 6 :Aniesimest • Thi . 50.710 i ien. to .4( d ie. of' " O l 4. „. i fieforottliern,Lte which Russia, Austria. Pretasia o and For the *meadow* ... .• ' var . pc.* • Ir. (the thairits 'tb • . • ittlle Bngtiarl, 'Amsted to he parties. Against it.. ............ •' " ......... " ad 42,000. would see that in his situation be got hblie to de- • lffi. AIIBUTMNOT w as not 26ft to sintbfy the IRO:. •-.C10,000 ' it*" was ib;;; l *** ** * 7l7 ' .. i - e . .......... ' I I% by soldier, , feud himself &pion s' personal unite !t ort. In.the ei_ - . •grasted f the works . 2 t h i ogaronet on toe sulsmet •In erring what he had. he was College of It4inlourgt • • eturbed die•-•interruptiOn he conceived he fied L'ffite - dischnrgeet Ili • ' • • •' • • . liken by 'Trinity, la eon ounce of the absence of his £lO , OOO Iris • • ••' 1 " • • i , . ~ -- 1"' proud It • was at, deer; , . • 7 •.• N tflohle ?Mod tire tetretaiy tot FireignAlrairs. batik. . „ ey - td haw • • •Itii•lFlUMEivid be thofigto-the tisantnittte odght se parts of net to !agree to atingle Shilliag Of The elite now; called . " eo e •- w ILBIUWORCR made alow observations eels- Mr. J . mm ITH ',Pena ae g t. Us .4c• '. ,at .that the" fns. . He wished to knew what had beeerecof the pri• (lo rh ' ir hiezteelj '• whieh were sat "tide is the re ar" ebedtd be Aare; afihreitt 'this • 14v arieft• . • beet provimuly. 'Maid is Support Ore' tipeatit ell away by rate evert,' of his late•Majestm as that sin a .fiend 111r.'L . ENIg . ARD, io allision teas iteas in th e Civil was hi s t e k ei si sa i v s p riiie . t h e . • . : oat 11.0.0 a Id 'which 'Right be applied for.payineue of those ed • Coati ngenciets - of last year, for the pay of- individuals - 'darted fbewheleestabileltaseOt ajtsh it ,', .„..;„ 1/.141* • • ,1e - ought to hogs. The event of ahem hed.sliewn that' there •wai slut to foreigi causerie', to collect exotic." for Kew by A ditch. pita.. ia.poincoirliiiiith no 4 41. -1- """ .; was naoch . yet a spirit left in England to protect an individual Vat ens, complained that . tboie gardeat were shut to Lentos coed he nnwetlellliwatrab le waa , r the means against tyranny sad n Woo. He had objictions he public . • of astellittiesett to Mat how sorb 1 place A .., : • tin than' to •to the other pasts of the vote. Ile alluded' portico- t Mt. ARBUTHNOT agreed with the Roo.' Gent.'lelecfad. •" • ' ''' -•- - 44st:a tarty to the expenses attending the memos' u •or the that twee .gardens ought to be open. He had to in. Mr. 31ABIBLY ppo6s ad Ithe listabl ile a' 14 Willi . voted Alien Act, under which say unfortunate man who-seas form the Committee, bowever,, that the collectors of complained of the 'ales, whit bat) --' itiew,re- offensive to foreign powers might be driven awavfoosu •10 024,in•re.- English shores. -He objected also to th e expe *of f lia ." °lll forei g n eet atriig bed been ordered home. 3 bOAIiNIC elesse•the With regard to the beside to he derived by the c sikfficient the Ineolveat Court, which amounted to 7,000/. a.eloar. leg w4Witt, front the "portent of theeerarde to thel ads i td ; :and in There. was it charge also for certain aipeasesiocared ' • • - - n. r - ' ' lla ' the oil. ' 98868118811.1*1814.446 li f t" l'lmis-r. • that mig ht he derived from the gardens of the Herb.. ifght, but It wee a serious sobjeet f v eih e ri m, t . m e . ifipmlailed at Lyme, although upon a similar vote last - - year the,' • 1 Society, which here permitted to share is all. Otte seeeeielsell all anemones aw. phr man. ft low 'a mi s .:tit i fog i slie said n sos ine b ee e rt a t- Oh earees, la • • Ot mate * Right Hat. Gentleman had declared that no more 't c h u e lt - u ra r t a e and othr exotics went home for Kim , brairatio, , 1 1 1 h itirei" Parl ium° 4l l Pa Pats. it'd be, •••,. , : - anis wenla be required fur this service. The lion. et Mr. W. SMITH th oug h t t h at as the gardens at Kew tree lbws detinslente that the SW 101401. idberee to Member took som e f ur th er objections of a minor **- *At 're- tors, and coateuded that the whole of these char ges' trrhe"ricpirjr.ateog." gardens °ugh"' be P l ' i44er4 " l l°‘ .1114Sailaa a a _,, id u I ° % . f eu beast - 64 *liar bat . rte, it was had been foreseen, and therefore% ought to ~b ars' %on I' • nr° °•°-••••1I- • ' It io :•I IRTV''''' '"'" P r .ea O 0 weft given 'laid before the ileum by ditrilit:. That eira . allch el wit , .Lord .lIILTON thought tha t the gardens at Ktow„ • tlf . IA pea ' ••-• hatin g no longer a Royal Iteeidenk aughtte bee ef.tbe blisitrosoti wlpo fur 611.0004,f0r Atabeiambelei. although 260,0444 .stmended-the sign* had been already voted. To this additional semi ha totbe public. . . , ••*. •• • s Pee k _ __bas'_ BeteetY, ~ -,, t „ , s •. - The mote of Mt. ARBUTHNOT re p eated • what he had nonseo we I err" In litifli b enbridlegy • woe lief& •• 01) . ilt the rahotifit itot iigree, until the House had been (undid fed • . • ' ' *le bee jai(gle.) „with an arrnuat of the expenditure of the former suns . , Ina- e e W.o'4 effiespoe then .the 61 .•, ‘ !M d• r..1 .' ff1fi1t ....4*: 1101 . 0 .• N . ;aid that the Iforticeltural •: . A Im I ll0 1 "; 4 " 4141 441•411441"..A49 . doll - at • •'' • WIWI s ■ • • ' ni - piblie of of 200,0001. There was an item he perceived of sties rillir'rsch . thousands to cover the anteent of the award of a Cowart • liberal,t d ir le t r e M rr at : a a t i r rme rare i r plents a s theirm l moots honly passible: wish being . . h° •• 'ritc..ll,- e at s o t ri gneti6 . iitell4:4l;ol"Milaaveini.t staid ,z :iiiodtred of.lastice agaiubt G overnor Maxwell, On as action for - w pail by damages brought by a person of the name of Conk. Mr BENNIIT made a few observations on the 'saute' ' - ..1 1 10'. i cILFORiIh 4144Wited the taatitot* L , . i life on lie really thought some explanatiOn ought to lie girn . d s : r J e ' d e ‘ i T otn ' i i ' t •• He regretted the foreign colleetnn.were of.. lisitsit tp. She "hoodoo; it-wets erroeconwsk tired 14 °Obis item. tt NMI impossible for him to say wear 10001 haergulbe thought their labours well worth the • the groeteil tOss below filer Titter mariti'le:tree ••••• *as done, claim Governor Maxwell might have ton the beentj• of . - . sid ere d iosiee 'magi ago e prow :lik e 'sag' Dr..ZUBII .I IIOTON remarked on the extravagance ~ the btiarf,Mtille the enP•oh• esti base rootto it i 1 i i risqii. ,that House, or of his Majesty's Government ; but se of time practice ore:eking prevents to Aiubasiadon from wenislitalso Oita IS say ottllerplont: le Ire . r ii.fice he long as he knew that there the verdict of Gel lee foreign countries. .. • • • 'NAV It "Wadi' secure. Thevorhi requital ' Ist taro, honest men against him, it was a fair psi.. fork lure. 111 r..ARBGTIINOTcobsereed that it led • hoer tbe on. and !Asa' chi, whole 'was wariness: tht• , . .... iiii.balf. ''sumpti•in that he ,sae in the wrong, and that Cook teas custom from. time immemorial to make a present to an would teals. .. llt i orou well ketiovn thst vordlia ace there •in the rig!,!. lie was glad to hear the cheers of se me he enppee44 .i. they oe " Ambassador on his being recalled, oda geld snuff-box, diaciPline was 'barred, for the' pin c, I Slot b e kl i ou. tient 141.41,11 about him, as . 1.1 i r with the picture of hii Majesty set in brilliants. Tito the nustaliinf the instates. and It rag • 1 allele of able to establish the character -of Governor Maxie ell usual amou nt . of these expenses, huvrever, bad bees a huveene.reenPtalie for standere wilbilArtla . . I now it to the satisfactiou of the Houses If so, he should he much curtailed by his Noble Friend the Secretary for guilty s4nsPre than one While& • ' $ , erred we happy to hear it; he only wished that the matter Foreign Affairs. Mr. G. BIINNEI' considered the Is _allow.. simuld he fairly discussed. Tbt lion. Geotleinanoon- sir - i xj ... . one-half, rittdeil by moving an amendment on the motion •for - ---WMRT noticed a large sum drawn for a. proper primp for those offenders who Ivorit brilliant Rosette, presented to the Persian Anshasador. mast abandoned. class . The Poniethdlery e left, for 26t1,0001. that it Le diminished to 200,000 L • Mr. ARBUTHNOT said it had. always been found .proper distinction with respect to citeilibloo• It • ... re .to be Mr. IIROUGIIAM said. he agreed with hi" liondur- nnpitrary necessary to make presents, to a great extent, to the was subject of regret , that the eaormetis outipepoi i :: ahlci r tiend (Mr• Hume) in the general prinCiples up on Persian Ambassador and his ' Sovereign. ilia Noble posed persons %lose sight cif din book Skin • 1 li Da ng v .b i : s r ) * whi ch _ .on lic proposed this Amendment, and, the only qti •-s- • Friend, however, (the Marquess of Londonderry) had from sucklustitatioos. He beret*. mew • n t hat could arise, was as to the manner of its apt li. found means to reduce the amount of these presents catmints , • •. , ....A . Muse) . cation. There was one item, however, ou which Lis from 01,000/. to !LOOK • ' Sir C. LANG expressed his surplittOliallk • 1 tile. • Honourable 'Friend had remarked, on the merits, of Sir W. DE CRESPIONY made a few observations, ,lifelnber sltinld r.luttge•bis iloo• bloat • Ltracks which he was at issue with bins, and be would take that which we eoeld not hear. his hobby front morn till night, thereby • ; • . • le to re. opportunity, to suldres, a few words, in justice to 4 l e Mr. DENMAN th ou ght th a t as t h e amount f or t h e i n f erence rh ae bl e U na : Fr i end had 'des. A gallant Officer alluded : to, by his lion. Friend; to wham...- rho Lad Civil contingencies last year was made up of the ex. wrong. Intit vets Ow hobby honet t ,it Imo ell to at. le, very oven so much calumniated, in . a P et i t i on l ate l y oaf. the country was so mu c h i u d e b te d f or t b e • sere i ses he had P inea l of th e Queen's trial, , r the ind_emrsification of (So-deaeour to prom* heatasity mid . and. b e rendered it at Si erra L eona aid elsewhere. and laths bail vetoer Maxwell, end m a n y other Web like services; The pebik, in Ms ophsiee, , wini•waidll 'may there would be no nece ss ity f or vo ti ng so muc h as tfre lion. Priest. The - Hea. 011atteflsa bad mb 0 amendment of his lion. Friend meant to grant. Con* to see an end of this eapease. •Ille enold•ouletei me, 'and tn the House. His Honourable Frivol (AI r.lieinejeeelly. , volt" as 'though Ie never hadsideriu g that 300,0001. was granted lastlear, and that this would 1. the last vote bed ego. Eng s i Amend- Gallant Officer to whom he allude d , before, although the heard the " of the,, only 213,000/. were accounted fur, a deduction ought been paid to economy ill the nir!ditafitltekli I .1 't year questicm load been discussed, be wOuld oat say in a °to be made for the remaining sum unaccounted for, Were deteimined to give moral lestrallifoll. • 1.6 d he should move to amend the amendment to not avoid eonsiderabte expense. la =ay .`t! more able. but certainly in a more • Matte way 1 4 3,000/. among the women, reformation had hen freolliiiir 'I .1 i lanalit than it. Wks by his Honourable Friend, on the Mr. ARBUTH se if the Hon. and Learned pitnisbment remitted. . • • • present occasion . He to o k i t f ur grante d that twelve ( irotlensan woo to Mi sce ll aneous S erv i ces , M r . MABERLY again observed that Hui . I 1 beau Maxwell's conduct in a verdict they were compelled pot ed of. some eery extensive benefit was to •he duistiddit tendon 'o come to. lib would state the case to t h e Committee 1 Ir. DENMA still f og many suentberenot likely better be given °P. . •••••• • vA I should and they would then see h ow f ar t h e Governor was in to Ise required a in. Mr. Gina and Mr• Haaeoloadefienditi LA the wrong.. A man by th e name o f Cook, together Mi .. HUSKI.• li- aapeimad, that the present Vote meat. . • . et ., f 1 1 Sy tto . t h e with two others, were notorious slave traders, in whi c h was i no on account, for which his Majest y 's Illinisten n Dr. LUSHINGTON also supported St they had been eng age d ti me out o f m i nd. When it were 1 u 'caveat next Session, If the service ee which seat, and gate the tribute of his tiounlie 0 . was put, 4101110 in 1811, it was made felony ; nutty it it was' likely to be expended could be foreseen, of wane Gentleman (Mr. Gipps) for the dorm S. bed Weis Ir. Aar wi ____„: standin which , these personscontinued K . `' year to drive this business, till at length they *were' li b ey•Srsald esi b. i i i ce their p r Estimates, and there would The Resolution wet, than speed di IPIVI taken and placed on their trial at Sierra Leone. dr • division. ' II • course their crimes were of deeper d ye than ' a enslaving e T " be CHAN I C "" 11110 8 Serlie ß of °the" stall . CHEQUER, in rep ly Mr. Noma and Mr. P. Moons then reer ii to's question put . by an Hon. Baronet 1 I • opposite ere "' re lint the first Honourable Member bei I . their fellow-creatures; for it was impossible bat that . s fors• murder was frequently c om mi tte d. T o chew bow-jar - toils! Qesdritole Treaty, had to state that it w as a ter. House.. I ts. . Il was the merits of th e ea s e were w i t h t h ese individutis amt. -• 'Ued I a' .Treaty settling the boundaries o f G ermany , to Mr. IRVING, after a few obeerwations I againat blovern or Maxwell whets broht t , ugo trial, of the which this e t r y was a p ar ty, the proceedings of the Counnitts e if width lie 1 a , th'l' 'pleaded guilty o f felon, and were adj i d ge d ListorMlLt complained that a treaty of suc h a de- Chairman, moved a greet of NAM lo ho • . . d that to niteen years transportation. They were briou g le scriptinceis . ~lik.tly to lead the country int o a war , Bas er .' B aron des Foor e s sit s,, is a morsoiabito i . . w ens. •boane, - and whil e th e y were i n - the balks, it was shonild Atter havik been before that Hou se . ' the lases sustained by that oiler as abs NSW di 1 li" solt • • II i de wee slisellr . ered by a high legal char ac te r t h at t h ere Weas . •Mr. ROBI*SOII stated that our b e i ng a party to i t G ua d e l oupe, i n 1704. in de- flaWall6 : ehe jurisdietiou, i n consciincnee o f a lirkipg Vas ufeeely seminal. and consequent upon our W ag a Or. P. 3IOORE thee sell,liwbod so fl Irlsr a ir i e 1 ' I metre clause. In otWold statute of Hen r y t h e Ei g h t h, w hi c h party to the..tresty of Chaumont aid afterwards of Nei & stand an act of justice ; bet se the time Lit a , vo t hi e f, "belied that the trial of that case was not in the, jariso The matter of the .treaty was settled bGerm nsentlied come. he Would move to vessel= y the as •• sii 1 who dictilok'of thii Court at Sierra Leone. If the Govern. :princes, and this conn.•ry was merely called upooto be 'the CHANCELLOR of the 2.ltellaq d le dia . meat bad stet out a Commission, nothing could kayo piety io. i i . the Mon. Member who had *Died tbe al 1• lie prese'rrid, ;hem from their merited punishment . .. 1a . Some b fest or sooverstition , on this subject took place '''' l gilk!Orliraw hte Isatistle wish all • II c hid * that Courilbey had confessed themselves slate-traders, - bstwoos Mr.l.Nawreat. Or . ilosinson, Mr. Maitaaci, • th44"•°*" is P au. '" at the CM.411 " .. * •ji moils and idesitted'its jurisdiction ; but it was not till they i ii 8 Mr, IItVINO, on that : suggestion , AMINO : r. alums% aid W. Aanwen.owr. , . fora get tithe bilks that they. ever onto thought of their .. oti ateri t s .Wed th e Chaldean having -, II ~,• heist ASerfeina.hen all of a' sudden they f t heir Dr. LUSHINOTON eappot•tiol the ine unendutent . \An was ordered le be reee i ved es i 4 e alt 80kr a tat tito c oots 04 ee . jori e. dietftw l / 4 s od th i Llitey fie th! . gretiod that the laithilostal e xpenses would cot: ..r., ?. ADVIIRTIONMEWII. ' "*".,' • . .wervAnsealleass. it st a a vu ot hi e gyb aa a ll' a fa id elm . 'I oly !serous la proportions te• the sum granted. Rd' '' On • tootles be mans respecting die . •V• . said, else of ebt,ververity of jisfice that "canoed the libewm fight' it would be serving Mit ulster. to rote them lees - Gerittateeeetiet Advertlemeeete is irleli : •,: a let swat thin allow abominable Mout. Not content with fr y nosey ► as th ey would then hat e a sufficient answer to . Mr. HUME asked 'how it happened " I -.'. am i t r e r , liberatiee, however; •Cifek btedght his action against Amer Beatlemen amongst about t yen Members of th at smoolmpeeteneersiallogland. for leetnnee l iWg t se g. GOlrefier Maxwell- foe the •sillurit of his vessel, whigh natio,' who called for advances to • public snooty on the had ms -411 . 0 “iretiktet Adswetietneellts Ilb a . e l " t w eet 'meanie illegal irons- th e- non forisiliction of the Co* itningth of their iolluence in that II come, sod which MI- to hire* libeller any order had boos 101114 h. 1 ' ' _l l 5 • i . L il l mee t by which they wore•teled. • It followed of course that -sister" really felt a diffieelty in rent inn% Treasury ea As. milieu 3 nage damages were gi;ens as-the verdict even could net hir ' Mi. ARHUTHNOT wi s h e d the CU& mid Learned The .CSIANCILLOR of the ncnixitmlia A i, oesika, and the :tut' awa r ded - 12,0001. or 14,001. Meg thcr would Foist out one item 0 1 the elessripß o e h e II" order bad Seen g iven on the "Wet ]linty 'H o . Igilask Oov. Maiweit:- . :Thtie people, however. Ow. inestioned. . . Bekaa' its 'waren to advertise Is. ..1' Z rg.sn i . .:---' lefloos evi reWie sia IF • Mr. HUME said. that' as take grit . ma is that we Mr . BUMS 8 said, it wail .1"8"1111":". i a ll ~ .1 1 Morel vibogeat Mee, know the justice of the eon 7 every Ofher should peas e'er the paper alleded tt• - •.7 bee " es ° Tiblier Wan ate Runoutoble Friend or his inform was that of Palmas*: bi she P"ce l -gi" * Me ' Mr • LUthMuluT°l4l' he the lbw. " of *l / 4 °l° 1 ' it 's Bathurst. 1 iflll fh, fak . On weed erehtoally to take 6000/. This Wag . roller of the Excbeqael , , us.red for loom le *NO, i i i..., the twee, coati aitrone suppose that it wield halm Mr. ARBUTHNOT observed that ak -• had been a 11111 to a poise Commissions', to lyrist leeffe ' 4 abolished. 1 . P • • • K 4; Weil jest fir bovernor Maxwell to have paid a Concedes of Revenue in I releird..-.Leave kesitee• Ile .• • platy eifiKhli own pocket of the damages ate Mr. BATHURST observed that this wad , the second- The restaining Orden of the Deg weretheud ' Ws sloe the Hoe • Menalue4 hind less apirt - Ifie / . lie hoped he would not again be taiga c,_ __',... ---.-- -- ANffithrerf l d a A 'learn of 64 'Ad, pursuant to a previous te ottke 10 •0 ib e arm to rake this smeentent.--(llear.) . • " I ' E r g ems: aww evers r• hare knevngbar the for of the Exchequer. the Henn aditHltit" " ai *: it of •• iffies he alluded to was ate held b A , . . . I free. Mi. ARBUTHNOT. sire* tifilleg to admit that • • _-.. _ _ •Y • -et er., "fill Nit. Westwood'', at ems e'cl wk. ft and, the ti_ wave.. . 4 , 2 .,... ipioptir !mina otaiteatee, w _, amweet is was peeeespoor/ on the seer•tacy of -• mmamenomiet ' . ,°, Idett7.74 b . 4.l:eere a del placed; end *ld Sid. „,_, l9 , 6l , l4 , l ***T l :Ae_deeth 44 Or. Coll* been, - td•unter.—The 'llkee. No• 14 . 041 , l if * W. ..":' 10 "" f i g .ilea v wield kettles Risme lit se o f, Knel l fi ft i e t h Wane ese awe woe by •peemeg ble (Mr. Batbd i rat's) teed. / o•pehte of 111,0001. Vessels. was sold by ....v - : No se the Hee. thisitleakee's remarks oa the WIWI* 011ie Na) is it, aldneuth he nhersly withdrew frets lit - ' . - A ti la twe ,otarters, sin Itightbeaad Sixteenth .M.P.arg; •Ikui hedge Ministers, he gild mare Mot *at they**, of elie t ilowillieusher's rematles • It the whir' else sold wiser capitals ail diswa yesierdelf• - • i mei . , 11141 I's, so bleier liven made,: .ell the draillu i lkOrulblitt iliosbor did aeLlaseir these filets , he was vast " Th e f hew It share thigh -- w - 7 imam ers a say ? ii be. fleitta Molders Skald were 0 li beep timegaa et orbs he: lallhiltaboat. - • "dye Hoc wake a their respoilkeebares Ste itsamiwt, di Apo aortal. ewers's*. sod In seeertale legatffive • • Aft NUKE expiellinikt•-• at either of Blauss Offices, 4, Corsildli. or StritZ - i 1 • ass I=l - ima needot ant of at. He ittaa aopmaimw-tito ateala l l i d i ad i Alb* a Inn toside - be ei do Catlin...LOS of tbt Civil whom are awe ea ale. new tidos°. ° al ' .c •-- that lot Old AN It **A he_ hniteeldilf be Illste_alld Imei.dielaste. J • • 14' tho,llth Jae& (Sett OWN' vioas yap .1'05 . 07 Nov . . moat If di* Rs iges sada& ;.. -. ' Olt MINNA* . wisisissia Job Alisetagasst. sod the WAHL Ali In ilotwa, . . 1 . • • ' • : ...I:- t • .' - • ' • •''• - ' • . • .. .. t,•-• • - .. • .01 s 1.; :,' i:• 1 la . ft " 13 •'' s . : • " '• .. • 3 ••• aet • •-•' .* -444.41rer of d di , - -*V••• • - - - • ....: :-. 4 • • . - Iro@dered., tie led Depaiary time ___ -hoot . Alegi the people • Sloe protected igniaat, dsionsettere'ind it - • mor e wise aid bustailt to etstritia . thetity . • .• nibielp bad Isams adopted by. the . B•freeaniint than • leave:ll4w expelled to betrothing 'iritieb • tlmsa imslestrnetita. • A.' suit or t 831061. ` :.'noted oe,accoOnt.lest year, siisd• Meat of '144 saints' *mad. ' 'The Oeisatidsent bad Tojr • ••• oiasideration, thet set tef Ihrea4* MOO . be • _ than' were originally inteittiall to his riteild.,. their wishes to *calash's, thpti bitilkattiomosimbled ..the ovistri tsit,the beilding nritstirarilla were • : STA iirked Oen.: • • 1 7 !• NEWPORT htd•been' alwayr,idherfa 4 4tititing new barracks ii w alai of pure: **lib . • lipett to the appoietutent et' hermit masters • -*ill known that, s uc h. sitnatiour bad bee n away h,efore lb. fot ,sractkog tin eAtlib!iibrßoolf . 4rvitir posies,. . Mr. firifillg wider to '6.46 the attention . f:l4tollitsilttee M the `peed old year •17itt,'"(4.Jalifik4 . • • ,'lmithas year three birraelti arpabb of -. ttatilaiolaloo.ooo.aien,•ted the leiryenee isrßir ! rac 4 . :~waters wtawely . 4,/Offit Alf. was the' seiiiodeitld r p goad.renineratiem for that: which was now psi; The.Barrack,maitere did_ not alirsyi 1i tile:spot: Al.Bcretili - tatl Barfack,master wiles sm . • Mar's fella' ) and the duty tres .14;.e.Serjeant, In . another Plait Wei; wile - "dreier, living 14 miles from Heidi ngten, *it'd' • I Vlied ;the Write ot: Hastack-binifer • for • that htsir a tientenant would belted to 'tire hi. payjoe such. an Office. In. the tittle of peace a-ass no deity in this teepee' that could discharged.by Ole Adjutant.. tit 1169, the . tie Iterraik.espetree was but 99,000/:, and _ • ras I 80,000?., elthough as he before obseived • were at peace. ;Br nearly thought the whole • . ante to Bartark-untirers ought to be reduced one-ba' and there would then be .au ample ;dinette.' . : 11 doing little iv - nothing. If a Barrack were •• srrctrd at every place where there was a temporary the,:e would be no ebd of .buildir Het trusted his Dallant Friend (Col. wseld•press his Amendment, though he (Mr.. for one, thought the proposed reduction too little. • l9lt R . llBAONsupported the Amendment. pr. BRIGHT said; the erection of new Batraci tria Moat mitchieveas I remit canoed the people ' soessoher the past. He bad 'oboe rved those el I;,e greatest 'Oakes in- the ',entry, negiectiug te.ini the House on the moit important veto. .4:4•nbseired evilest's) in. the opposite •ilde, rioally•and regularly eoming dews to 'the House, .:!toting for their imp aslavim.--(Hesr.) . • Mr. DIA lITHLY spoke in favour of the Amend- , tiwnt. He thought the Barracks erected las; been perfeetly upoecestraty. • • • t'elonel bkVIES an d M r . A RBUDHNOT iuntaally r' Mr. WILLIAMS said that Oeverimeat bad adnsitted der former view of the subject * bad 1 • e. t OIINOUS. as Ilse) , bad abapdoned their first inteni of rri•oting Barracks in several places: He " i•,te for the Amendment. . Mr: HARtittllD des ired himself adverse principle of enlistg an intelligent community by usid.stion. After a few words from Mr. licas and Hi n , •Tusor, strangers were ordered 'to withdraw, ti:e Committee divided, when there appeared— For the Original 'lotion - For Cot. Davles'a Anseatimoat — to • Alsjority • —Oh 11Ir. ARBUTHNOT then moved a Rmeintion *mu of .2811.01004 for. Contingencies, in which i.:(luped the sum uf-43,001it. fur the expenses of lijc eet4 go i slit her Majesty: Mr. BRNNST, referring to the expeams. said . _ the proceedings evillest her.lajesty were injodielees., athinsimmsde 'Follette; and inhumes. The evidinie • the subject with wbl,b the country bad been hard been einstions aid offensive. The eau r.e%er would fire*. the .utaesee, and he should ' hinself disgraved-ity asseelitieg with the men had conducted it' . Tie ;Ministers had botae*he graCe v end they Moot ought to hear the expenses. was 'perfecti#: sulking to vote for a measars...whi would subject their maps le pay for these Infitnoiss proceeding". -Its *ll' 40resp)opoi sok, to mate • tOmeriitol 4 it'Rainialinistilts Mr: D. BR9Pollrfillsaid a OW wards . irhOls we not distinctly be N 7:" •*: Le: • • The CliA qalaiiOß • n/•.i6'aicensfavelt that his Majesty* Mieietilitifrirt preprint' to meet sty chargeObkh • the - 11wIKAtiVieler tor Shrowsttary might thin& .prepoLtolnieciirainst them ma the ject ailed Ro e ` ItOdthe preseat was not the 's o n net far dile-ogling the writ* if that iebjeet. The present vide was feermetfilt: etninesedee of the 'bat which task plaettla the Blvd LIA It the year 181_ 1 1 mt. NUmg vivi4.• Mies blessed as ' ll4 . 'k a t I sent as opposite wtje'br his lialaritiOt* iris for Lial.to talk of- hie. resdiassirti sta.t ehlikes., IV Ai • ae.losnit to the Heise td talk ef: iieetinr Tharget ariainglna of the laimmet charEes in unsticks .• The !Coble fiallettes.oititew I. bin pike bad'ilasiaiad : The puatamax .here walla •kW Wee. Mai* ' order, fit **rein tura previous &bat. -• '•. Mr. lipids said. that be elieett nit refer in terns to any debate ef the Hoses t Ibstlfh lelleved bad a right ie Mir to the &bilk tra•Ohvient flee. sloe. 14. meld say tbarthar Melia Blareasiis t ii a amide Assembly ; be net i whether it was a respeettlikAseembly eises—(Cries of "Orin'!" "Chair.!' . • : Omataisek • • • •• • amaii . •- libir meth td, AWL the Oasemitiee whether the .telerp da . rtie — Hes. Mansbee were nit highly di •*" Mr. MUMS? aid the Hem' • • * led been mentiened. • Mr. ARM tesigais. WWI lisilloitittir • ms, •*, •,‘ . • 4.. t'.. l4 ll#* . • • fir-4 pi... st. •••i. b. _!%11 4 •"^ • • -•- • • • . ..•, • .. . . 4 . • • .- ._ '..: -t. .' 4 -.,-,' w—%.. _ V 0 ___ .. --- the t[eteila, and they were open to the i s lant What if, be thooght prOper 1116 Okada wife eipable of holding t % bobriAbeeieredily 'reduced at ~. At ,94,41-iiv .14,--.11., moil at - t .., ._ pat had bpeta-teeperieared :. : .. inlitterdeat rtWinitotriet . In *he'd' , Wats betide OW ersollitt;. Of Inertia". 4.00. ,1 4, 4 4111ia.t0 leo:Weenletely MINA Zttilliviztiiiv tee Alps troop, he the ' a MR ollit It les odi to be wondered • pose ; i 'edit 4la4ress 'nhostlil tic I . . 4 ,1.4" a•hOlfaielt - Mi. ifildt;Pna ;Arra wb 11 . 1 Wee. In seat a state of thinks the mot • ire iospecl pniper. ciseelatod .17 dietni