The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-07 00:00:00

~~~ F 7r - r - ' • ' - 7 -~•R. -.--~~-; ~,_..A:t ..(I.3ti,Lkt. .. • _ 4 . v„.;..,......iz0, T • . • • • ______..........Aib,........0rair. LONDON, THURSDAY," FBRIPARY 7, len :, Nuvßiut 5283 148 T INDIA IfOESR. M. G. 111 M. TO PIIZE-AOMITS.TRUSTREROF 1111211-140 PINT. ANIL I) 01111 n I P BR SO Ng BROAOB D. IN NIl Illt cslPT Alg IFTR/RUTIO, I OF PXIBB-1110Bilf. AND 'MIR' FSPRESENTATIVECI: tIIHE Comet tf Directors If the.L'Aled Ceaspeley 0 I Merchants of Esitoodarisettug to the Shot Wier. Wiwi es tbe INIOdy; Bel: este* 011111Ballieliy. ISM sioisiyebbe.oloOloseteeta, votellloy OD orAyeste. Tnieseetet ',lwo's'' , Ode ellieloliesoomereol to ' t b. s pisipt NW adritwin. et Morosoey. 0.44101 r re & NMI. Will? th•PmSeholo of hollet+l. sod Ei l e t r: 1: 6 1 to T h e pa s ylargote the es islie4Bero. is e eseo s beteg, eit bestaross* in die orgies eteeiiselidlelt aid the Cost et m e ows Wog Milsoisolele of wisoGes. dot woe Prise. Ayeele.. ow stbseStoefer• Oil NOM essiekoil y 0,... y. obleb b Arartmisimme•erikr WO 40. d I. Set W 1. .. LT. Ml* the todietel74,l4.ll=o/6. psetsTrelestee et Wire bet. lb 11;eitrt e ft. Illelders de hoieby give istketb Prise,. o Am i s . ThPrlerseesey mid id. w. way. er Miley il Miley beer lst iesteetvet ht . Bo to eslyt owl dettl- Wise st Mersoesoy eh efetebeid, . 010 Itereeso. 1 metes. *at to &belt et their 011osteg IS *elks= *Otiose. tbe New steed eselebied ne NA. sad mime Ibe moot dietiet= i atosses Timm. Os Coot i prossl to wide, Obe pestle oltb thkb they so !mood by * sei*Aet oldbeet fen *el odes. rosEnt "mar *mum --- -- ' SARACEN'S HEAD INN. . I souses-svitrav, INOW.IIILL. MIRO TR % V !MUNI TO DOVER. ORAL. RAH'- . GATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. • ib li s I following POST COACH BS. NAIL COACHES. *s. set ord Was the above las : "Telegraph," DOW. Md. Raassgate. Harald., Cowboy,. Frrarallas sad floadwieb sow post coach, e e enSf a a c t . a qaartor past irces eels& le ' :of Se *sided yeforodsto gives to Ile shme Ihr prepoleteeeate detsswised we expense shall bripendte= „4 t- obel= et voyeatte as Roam* rood. ; agreed. SlNlogboonse, lel= sway .—ml-m. at • a peat 7. sodallorosea. Pahroadt. Plyseesk Exosse. Vero. Bodula. Norm Addmittea. Toile* Ireyeseoth. Dirsieeter. Desaseeth, sad flolkbary. or/ amersiag. at from Ibro= s64 eitee, Aliso" biepoII.4II6III4IIIII4.IOWMINIM flardsrd-hrid" mad .11agebol. Its "Coln." Wlelsoodar. sad latlagAilte, ' I. ll=rv. add Bar th,. sow' Her laide est". Wery moraine at eight ; ankle. st the Ise* Add Hama. Ileelbaraptert. by dye. T h e Is a es* dillghtlid esorogratee so die Isle of Willa. Jeney, Gaareipsy, St. Naomi, Havre do Grano, Chitirsog, Re. - 1 TN yrsotistore of lb. shove eras% hops to fresh* a nas tiness of *tamped which has hitherto bees szperioseo4 shwas sowammaistet of the '• Calm." N. reels, with - 1 am.il Meld Vim peat teaches. threes% Mapes • 111114 = e l" lawiboneek. Ttlehrattery sad Reading. sexy ,at see I arrive at Mr. Ms 's, the Orey- WSW hi. bath. else the Lenuton Tastiest, ' Pho~as arrest, Ilsrealklstst. 'set vesralag. te4Cl4lllll. II ILLS. 111111iDeltir1aBly TAIIXTOX. • sviSs. 'gamma. t+.."UsSPl:44 l 4,vieriOjlibt fiss#l. ollll y it& e lb* MG. Nur mom sets assity at ; who et Lhoopool Nbormiormit tomes. Ihrsegb W. Sus. Labawry, liereasupasa, Wilford. Leftmost., Wattle,, Mostraiti LitehisK Maas. Neirgaide. Lasts brtrnitliatiVal llMlllyed awe. "my TIW" UmliTs," Mandbrd, Odle huh Mame, Overton; Ilasiegilleke. Martiord-Arldre, esfilavilipt. sow pest saatek, every WegalW day sad Sot @May eforniesa. 11l warmitza 1111111.11111111 T. CHSIIIOI7ItS, IT. ISALOSS. Ramstspie std ifouthnoltoa Post Casa. every Ma im, Wednevday. and Felder meorehas. at 7 *Week. Ths "Rockingham'," Leeds light pest mask sets oat every afternsoom M fair ; and pease through Maidock, Riggletwade, Estes, Sinai, ()teethes. Grantham. Bretry, Standord, Markham Moor. Newark, Roth: 4 rd. Deacaster, sad Rem/bridge. loth, Golden Lien. Londe. inest afteraomm. Legume and Pottage, only Twe Pate. per lb. ' Notmithsteedise the encomia. enmities of this coach, It is allowed to he the most sirresabie allur pebde esaveycnee oil the 'Borth rout belegasequillol earemer. Harroweat• ma Ripon new light pest ow* "Owl oath. Nom at four. Glasgow, langtown, Greens Gress. Ream Dantßiat. Broenl It. Tivornhlll, Sanquhar, Kiln, Cammack, Kingswell, sad oil part; of Scotland, a pestcosish daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Mhields, Menderland. New castle and Edinburgh. new post swath, with a eliarti thromkost ; sets oat every morning by way of Newark. Itetferd, Doneviter, FerrOridge, Tadcaster. Darllegtou. lionhallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers lading themselves fatigued on the loamy ' say rest 'that time theyplease, and then proceed.. witbeet mired ditiamt tare. Ittarliiorengh and Swindon new four inside ameh, tbriallgh kdbourn, Reading. Lambourn, Purton, Lydlturton, Pommy, Weston Basset, Rananbnry, Hungerford, Newbury and Ilaidenhend every morning. Rridgenorth, WaNal, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead four coach, every evening. Boston, Speldier, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, every eyening ; to Spllshy, Loath, ra arlle, 'h i: sod llea l sea t`i goes with four horses end a 'lard all the way • passes through Omagh, Appleby, Greta-bridg e , RichOroad, Catterlek, Horoughbridge„ Wetherby. A herford, Ferrybridge, Dontaster,ti ra Slam fere, Bawtry , G reetham and ; sets out every morning, and performs the jam be% with the greatest facility. Psaseagers detained oa the mat by business, orplessure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being seamed in the next coach. kende!, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdala, Bolton, "oriel'. Oro:skirt, and Otratang post-coaches. "FM at terrinon. Liverpool, Warrington, Knntsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield new Licht four inside post-coach, (only ooe night 00 the road.) every evening at live o'clock, to tha Saracea's Ifesd Inn, Dole -weft. Liverpool, next incasing. Wakefield pod-coach every morning. Chester, Meilen, Whltecherch, Tarporley, Namptwicb, horthwick. and post-eon:li every afternoon. Sunderland, Stock•on and Yarm Coach every morning, to e Gerge Inn, Sunderland. Marnhester, Winslow, Congleton.Newcasti., Waled and ol rerkampton, new four inside post-coach, every attar' k Only one sight an the road. ahrtield and Rotherham post-coach, trailed the " Nelson," "Y morale!. Birmingham post-eosch, sets oat every afternoon at three clack, carrying four hinds only. ard passes through Wars :et, Leamington, Southern and Dal:entry. to the Santee'- Bull-street, Birmingham, next lenrkialf at half-put res. HMI. Lanvin. Nartbeave, Howden and Doncaster post ,avh. every 1 00fOillt to the Cross Keys. Market-place, Hall. nertford, Ware, lioddeston, and Choshant coach, every /t w .• e Luggage and Pack ence ages to Leeds, Doncaster, Fein e. at only two-p per lb. MOUNTAIN end CO. respectfully acquaint limit Priep.ds and the Public, that they will not be aft-mint er for say Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate kr. *from this Ely. Pounds value. if lost, stolen, or 4a -1.4.M. gains soured as such. and the Insurance poid fe ordingly, at the liarmra's Mead Ina, Sinew bill, Loudon 1 ' . Ps of 11.4 " le Carat for soyeA HAMPDEN jklt to the 11)1URGESS3 NEW SAUCII for irta•rat pompom% 13 tsar*/ atm oath peat appretiaties. se/ *a bard for It impothadoi to JOON NURONIS awl NOS to odor., _gob deli bout adorer rat= So the far lastr mom tostreeofes et die amea t tta Ilettyied groat loareallethe le titdloolaa. bse rearmorasodualto the arestaa &atm ammallem vas bare wales Idably Naamarmrlaideat.—tt probri Imo army ; aad taxitraveollaramppoiatose balMs baby adaW epos le Nldp. aN it& eere toe base reberS4 be by ea t las go& *air ire sod ad dress. as Ira as alma bid bar*/ *air aleaatate, althea whist+ It motet bit maul... JQIIN BURSON. sad SOTS War aolAtilati rasa oatmeal 538ENCE of ANCNOVINS h. pre pared by ties after tiro lama imeaeor *at la Atm is ova toot eatiatartion *or may • Warehoese. 107, Braifig aikke • • sores sift 105w1141.4. (nu manias ma-saues waaatisi3 FM: of £1 110711111 OWIFT sod CO. bog lasso Is subs& s bile algile• te.. most of So presest Lottorstalitiseette die swanks' 0- meg* of Ow Public ; els.—lt easoltsi FM Mee of f=litlNlXtises 11/0111 SAM *OK SmikePoir slti SIP NIL mi SOX., bed.* oasis sl Mt. Mt *o. It Ins mimes IMO*, to a Pr= e e l ik Mom sae of Iler- lbw stesoy—/Immo are so 'a Ai) tbo bet emery Mb* v Sid* Its omik Fele—A Ticket se beset bu*u. Fled Day of Drinelms. may begiejs es *et areal sobs. gems Day—le lb*. Ilda Is as Impesoemast apaglibe Damao of the Lest Legary. old* net what 'assist appebeOom— SWIFT and Co. am well kaows to bare deedsied Capital, Mee to as bamense Ameent at St* aid sad fertauste Often. No. 11. Poultry ; It. Cka ; *Ail. AM. gate. Illgipetreet. The Drawls' the Me MIT MONTH (February). . .. THE very great astiafsedea Net Om *dogged la low seer Lotteries pen to prom rsalBl9llll 810 • bas Woad T. BINH to repeat It to *opium, ss be had boos so tombola to aslostiog. Ist ; Nambers. so may Capital Primo. no Tickets aro monad ler sub= so se =diat lista ; sad as many of tho proved by various =o . 1114,111111baall 1111111 X advisable, for the outtaiiissea of tba Pollik to bus= 1110400 mid put IN* LULL aid alio mss. lin way bee Inds Tirlists dless,, Ad*, eliders,ll.4B4. lag or Simms** lied a b t BMWS O 4, Cowl" sr 9, Llbselar Cross : MO ' 1481 IfUl MO 6760 6749 No. 7111 . 11688 97t0 roe 4678 MI No. 719 740. ill 9718. No NS 4474 No. 787 No: 9708 lell UN .' No. 468 1698 1487 11748 ' .. ... WO 6748 1408 6747 WM 4111 la 1117 1486 4471 NM The present Lottery coauessees N taa lions, sad eoatsias Folivosifiestas 'lb *1 Pri s • 7 40 &tack Prissi—No• pim—iimeg• 1; Araillift. sick slecidiag pi o pooki s - gisi glik . ',Ora :-- *, .. 1 .4 ,1' Is Ai P.P 1 • • fair . . ;civil •; .. Ais 4 • ' ONN•ir . . 4 f b II . . il 11-11- , .lo loft .I.osory Dm mid a 1aid....y0. . . ._ Ak,.ioFT, Ns --- -tenl• • •44spegriamempimpro....... --- v .. .—' , _ . Airl/11NING:—.Dr. wiriits intuit Alrtt• CARINUM PARIS BLACK er IILOR 111MVIRICR,' shish Is so mesh esteemed tar lie ommiNest sod swerierity war all other Compeehlow het have Mss of fermi to the Public ; It has lie weeder's' Wrest Mrs Model ha few minutes warp =tion of Who' l.d Ountle- Ewes alai Wald Cosh. binifiles. Velma, Osiben. John Beets. is. Whoa WNW the 1141111 E of the wit &Nam snide; It removes dirt sad grease. will reeds Its Mmes. le all ditastes. and for any length of thse.—T. PRYER, Mi mes. seer the Bricklayers' Anne. Rent-read. Lesies, hogs leave to aim re Pericles who cosstantly ass lb. above Am. de for restoring Geatlemeis faded Sella, that he Is the sole Possessor of the Retwipt for peeper' the Invaluable sed jowly celebrated MOURNING RR WC as &pros( of its ran aedemiellent "Wide, Imme In ants, het be has tied the mesa stripsesedmiled demand hr Itdr.Mrtits het twenty yeare.--May he had at the Prezisteeb ON end Vit low warehouse; and wllefasalii at 11 sad Noe's, Choi mists and Druggists. 4, Sad 140, Chuspeide ; Misers. Bar clay and Sons, Rt , Fleetwashot, Ohninists *ad Dreggists ; Mr. Edwards. 46, St. Pod's Cherehyard; Messrs. Jaesbi and Hale, Warehousemen, Crescent. Crlpplegete ; Messrs. Hilton. and Co. Coloannen, Isle of Dort; Mears. Bays- Wm sad Co Colour-makers. Looks-WA ilesthwark ; a 4 to be had Retail of Mr. J. Priem alloolls Bridge road, Lambeth ; Mr. Stradling, Repel Itilisangel Mr. John son's Medicine Wareboese, Comb.; Mr. J. Selby, Oil man, Blackfriars-road ; Mr. Eetkiegnist, Oilniss„ Bites friars-road; Mr. Gregory. Mow afeeselierdt-street ; Mr. Meiklejobs, Perfumer. Graesekeiveb-alreet I Mr. Shaw. Oilman, Oxford-street; Sterry, Mmes. Bores. ; Mr: Winter, Oilman, Mile-End-road ; BTr. BaAIMI, Olheria. Commercial-read; Mr. Moore, Oilman, aad of Mr. Vaughan, Oilman, Pratt-street. Lembearssaed In the Country, of Mr. Peters, Groese,, arig= Baxter, Chemist, Bromley; Randall, Omer, ter ; Mr. C. Smith, Grocer, Caeterberr; Mre.lllllmielngtea. Bookseller, Chatham; Mr. Omer. Btalser.Challimant Mr. Frankliu, Chemist, Dartford ; Mr. Pitts, Druggist. Fore street, Exeter; Mr, Squire, Bookseller, Taman g Mr. Film toe, Chemist, Dudley ; Mr. Burma., Dreggiel.larelferd-om A smi ; Mr. Atkins, Banbury ; Mr. Neale% Ilesimesiter. Birmingham ; S. Wareep. Statiossr. laspelesseeddge I Wareup, Stationer, Deptford Broadway; May and Tart, Greenwich ; Caddie, Printer, °rammed ; J. Smith, Stationer, Maidstone ; W. Head, Grocer, Sbeersess; Mr. Moore, Seven Oaks; J. H. Allinson, Chemist, Wool-, with; Mr.. Cloosh, Stationer, Manchester; Mr. Dodo Bookseller, Kettering ; Mrs. C. Dickessos, Cross Cheep ing. Coventry ; Mr. J. Neale, Chemist, Dover ; Messrs. Stevenson, and Co. Norwich ; of Mr. Prlegten, Drag gist, Lynn ; and by all the !mind* Oilmen, Climsists, Druggists, and Stationers In Town mad Country. pries Ose Shilling per Bottle or Packet.—Noste ars geesdne het them signed "T. Price, Kent-road, London." LIIPERIAL PARLIAME.h'T. --.. HOUSE OF LORDS. WIDNUPAT, Fes. t Their Lordships met at one o'clock. On the motion of the Earl of SilerfeSSlTlT, the Se legit Vestries Bill was read a second time. Barons R worth and Oriel, new Peers, took the oaths and their seats; they were inttedsced b Lords St. Helens and Redesdale. The Earl of Susersseunv. in the abeam* of the Earl of Liverpool, presented papers relative to the state ;If, Ireland.—Ordered to he printed. Their Lordships then proceeded with the Address to Carlton House. Adjourned at a quarter past two o'clock until To-1110r row, at a quarter before Three. ---ow--- HOUSE OF COMMONS. The S took the t3sair at four o'clock, and pea ce...led as usual to count, whets, there beieg but 39 Mem. torts present, the House was adjoarned until this day. irDair died we Use Selkeld !" 11U11211 811 0 1tECH. PI WHIM AN ARDIMINI TO Its 314311171, TOISDAT, ns. S. left. /MI amid. if tilVries. sever sad seamier of of Mem iambi *elan that tipsy bad set re anent *sisters, and hail set delivered it ver se they have received it. thes be would it was sleet tiareseeaside M cal apse So vats at *see se perfectly Is salsas with . 1.1 if Misisters wrote the Speech sod the amid there he • greater Wee them se God Miss diet,. • spank sad dies dictate es that speech. with this only differessa—that they' the Uses, if pads. the speech late the witsth Obis Illujeety, sad the ismer amts the smith agile lies. Mashers of that Besse?—(A Ns viii itere, whew theory sod !earner distress ease aribipt the resetwest weer of the leSdi that ems Imp of gewdesies who had salfersily sad stressese ly extriivagsat vansaree sad .oppesesiss of ilificisten--he did espied *et m= MI helve se the meat figment wits salt' I. defunk 4 sue otioselleallo - 4e .4 IliMiter Pao wish* he Ned 'iiiiiirlsksolbtiiese hi wilidifirses of platen disarm le seiteddas. that M would sow Sabath 's issisawelit. Bat before be shoo* state that amossilaistit.ho begre 4 •ffer a telP obetwestioss. set He elm hi finest be ad ho the Heil. bad sal, splight.-4e had just repeated the sebsisare .f thou. MO% sad meshing mom He was ready to give that Gest. credit for sot %swim eslarged es the topics bed. flw he sight have fond At daggers* sivisi if be had case beyond the leiter.. The flea. eitmia wheAsid seconded the Address. whaegreer . . he 'eight have received. bid goes atop. tiler' the track of policy sod prostrate. es the Het fiondelesa had lastly shows. After bowie, es. ionised oar gisiku roastitatios. he had goat heir allusions to penes* whets he charged with having Ittsa dissfeeted towards this coestitatios. Be had selinasairely called to the recollection of those who hod dose every thing is their power to preiest that distathiliedos shish had proceeded.oot from disloyalty. bbtlrostotarvation—the floe. (listless. had scam. upperly mailed to restlitetise the injustice and egseky of ineseares which had Wow unaysilissiy op peisi is that Hesse. Ile, for oar` tad regretted that *Mae lad hoes resorted to, as sot being sairalatid td lied the stasvisg. The Has. tiestiestas had sow laid thaliesse in the of the slit sets t-. (Mr. listas9 said : diagnose hy doses .-(Dear. heir.).4114 si - igespie. instead el , 'bellied *Ms a sh ah . %.. ust% . willtl'es vitise q to mutable titers wisiteteslt Ifirelitreed. Is. pf atiestriar as slessitAlliiislak-116 Pull . AMIrtliA 1111 " 'fifi" eaght sot to boo teaeot •Illoalittaiialsesieede little lone Him Illeober tatollwast Illeiga re "llitiode were well omen& Itabe:dlloSillatto and theeeher Hoe. Ileoleerfer Wdolhainssol 4s ilbssOssdh .the Glories were said to bo leweiebeet: if tbeeserere any Coloniel proprietors Is the Howe, or say whe ,ksier the state of the Colooles, let them answer whe ther the fact was so. He. from what he keel,, denied it. He regretted that the House should hare so hastily admitted what was not fact. TM Celia*s, he was mid, were sot toestiosed is the speaks bet all our relations were B:motioned, and surely the Colosies cane seder that term: 60,000,0001. were embarked in colosial establishments, and sorely at I period of pocssiary distress they were on that account to regard them with some attention. With regard to our foreign re lations, it would set be many days before he would submit .the coaduct of Hovers:sent to the consideration of the Honee—conduct that was disgraceful on their part as Chastises, and abomisable as men. He al luded to their conduct in f of the Turks. Hot there woe another eircesterseee--se missies is the speech, to which be would °ay allude. This was the first instance sines Zeeland had a public Ministry, that the death of the first subject is the realm was passed on noticed in the speech from the Throne. She bad been persecuted unto death—she bad been persecuted even after death.—(flear, hear.)—Of her no mention- was made in the speech, contrary to the adage which said that so hostility should he carried beyond the grave )y those who would have any claims to charity. Mi nisters could not have completed their coarse of pro ceeding without omitting to say anything of her death in the speech. He hoped soon to lind the circumstances to which he alluded more seriously investigated.— (Hear.)--Bat he felt himself bound, by the course which he had taken, to have said so mach. No act, then, like this omission wee ever dose by a Ministry before. But to return to the Speech of the Hon. Se conder of the Address. He had congratulated the House on the high and commanding situation of this cos!try. Yet what was this situation ? We were not able to provide for oar own espeoditure ; and foreign sations knew that we could be made the jest of say foreign power, because of oar inability to redress our selves. This was the high and commanding situation ow which the Hon. Member bad thought it to congra tulate the House. Next as to the visit to Ireland : he for one had extremely rejoiced at that visit. He hoped that the results would be beneficial to that coustry. He hoped that it would be the mesas of healing the un foetanste differences which separated man from man, and which sowed the seeds of hostility and civil war ; —he hoped that it would be the metes of removing the disabilities which usfortonately still existed. The remit oLsuch happy changes would be amulet to the millions who inhabited that eonntry, and relief to this country; for the House would be told that one half of the military establishment of the country was nerve. nary to keep the inisgevrreed people of trollied in order. he um* reason would be assigned, too, for the error. moue expenditure sad military establishment in the colonies. When the visit to Ir.-lead was asentioned, he did expect to bear of memores to be brsegbt forward• for the purpomsof masking the people of irelasg friendly go so, awl of enahlisg imeto withdraw the large kris I •. _•° which ;as kept there, would advert to a r lasd was Improved. Is 1 B 19. 1,500,0001. year them WU .4110,0114 W. Bat that by 200.01101. He tapir. M. bad the Treasury were Bask for some Gentleman would It would have bees iabOODt• of the country plea. If they were W ee two ladiridoals, (Boar. holm) He I that as early oppot Jac t h e Almeria) arm, were told that thjacosairy wasidist; girsatios. He I. ttstUlt froth t h e Beim r - that the misolidstod 41 the Mask, the*, 0 deeds ovoid sot be lamest this tosYdel aot look Cato--wld that so glimpse 'is America. how -it WU II every honest seem this country role Hon. Gentleman . the understanding a calculation on th of the Right Hoc Ina one of the w allow that redaction the extent pledged .He_ held is his draws op. He Right Hon. Gentleosar, be went on.—(A 1 same time signified , was banded to his !. to make one for every in it—it was a militate' resent of the to 1820, ending charges of manark otent.—(Hear, bear. the money received, of the collectors esipte f ge were, in 1817 • 1816 1819 , T everommi of 1017. Tim expenditure 1017 . 1518 1819 . . 1820 The expenditure . is 1818 the Right 3,000.000/. to t Hoc Gentleman in the lug, while in Enl of England paid Ireland in order, is consequence (Hear, bear.)—', expenditure, or i that, during the 'lemon load lost In course of the Hon. Gentleman the Treasury, Ir was no slight chill Right Hon. Genr up his accounts. lose was from " prove it to the four first rules _ incessantly repeated— , be laid out to debt.—(llear, four years, exo The expenditure sighing fund, a surplus been properly deemed - to that to the purclosse ally would have added, long sat making a total expenditure. I was increased. such trans iction , both must have of this surplus was given to sold stock at 50 baps the very . consequence was. represeoted. deserved particui hail been bruit; debt, and not . for the purpose that ever bewi. mortals.—(t public lost all benefit of the four millions and a half, together with, the lung annuities a 11 land-tax re deemed, and we were wore in debt now than la Jatoti ary. 1817. In the finance accounts, them ass a dr• pertinent headed. •• interest paid un debt, cl..arges of. management. inter. et of Exchequer BiHs." In 1817 , the Treasury stated the interest of the funded debt at 28.000.0004 and, with the charges of asanagemcpi and interest on Exchequer 11111 s, made it up to se e 1817 . . . . X31466,18)0 . ISIS . . . 31.351,040 - 1819 • . . . . .38.792, 0 1/0. 1820 . . . . 111,2 r 400111• ' •. A most important feature, to use. a favorite curd of Ns- Cent, .- ....: ~:; ...,3, •Z: e : • ti a . : c • -• • 4 ",' ; 4 . 4.''str**- . oti' 7 . - TT 3. , • .. • trr,,z • uniaifil ~ . . • 1 . . . - t i PRICE SIVILIe Pimp.. - N.. - -Y, •I there, and daily laoreasod. slier* Lt. I a statement that the ruossi of Irakr,,-; red, In 1818 it bad bees 4.900,0001.; • 5 . • 4001. ;in 1820, 4,900.000 i. This • an improvement, it was% said, of i bat was less then the revenue of 1810 r . He would now call emetic., to antler •i. • beard a report yestersly.evening that ere to borrow 4,1300,0001. fray ow : purpose, perhaps, the Rigbt. Hoe. • Id explain. Now be bad hoped than , eon recommended to get the Bann • I country placed os a, solid sod tassiblit ' . were sot to be understood bat loon . ' 1 lab, what was the as, of. tbosia-e. • ' 1 - He bad hoped that It would 6e NW , . . • opportnuity wee to be taken of Ow • . • I arrangements on a solid basis. Tlwry -. . ''' - I this unify was is a lagb atifoos* - , , ion. He bad lately obtaind a dna-, , ••• ......_ eiteetary pf tit Treasary.wbiall slowed., . . ;,.. -- A,H.- . doted foadutas 0,000,,W. to arstrava- . 1: . lON did sot Minns awn. the dial- Ire paid. There was sew bat awn • sires eyefuls, which the, people (11111111 '' - -wile; woo placed at such a silatostr, r could be obtaind of it. Is Fugue. • i . • v different were their fiancial eta'.- .l 'plain debtor and creditor accoset, as -- ' must ought to be. Ths nvenue.af ,••• igbt be progressive. but the Hied i did every thing in his power toprevent • ... ag of it. Hs bad yeatorday.mado ap . . a this subject. He called the attaatios , lon. (ientkman to it, for the 'abject . I most vital importance. Ho would • ' teflon could be carried to then times lged in the last Session of Yarliantent. . - 7 ' ,is band a statement which be bad • Ile would bead ono of them to• the ' * ' '4: 4.- • ntleman, that Ito might follow bin as - • - ..;.4- • • €.. A lamb. Lord Loadouderry at the . - i • II Uied his wish to Lave a copy, aad our . f; ' • • 1 his Lordship.)-11. wished he Irarrtimo , ',. . 7 ; • ;, • • every Member. There was otte error ,' • . mistake of the printer. It was a state- . mal receipts and expenditure from 1517 gin Jan. 1821. In :hat sternum; tl e - • s _ lagentent were included is the trouberse-, brat.) He bad incl u ded thisirbola of . • . rived, but what might he 11 4 Ike boss ds • t trs be tvUuld not espy', for. The cc : . . - i : Ode. . mom :-r;* - 1..‘: . .' _ . . . . so v . "' ;,- • tP • • r 1020 was 0a1y13.011‘444040=~ . , _ • ..., ... : tpaditure esi..l*, • ••-: 3 . - . • .03.002.1100 - , - • • • aim . - ••: . r• • • 7 73 •. • .... . 74.906,000 .! . re thus gradually increased. Altlsmiyh tight honourable Gentleman had id. r 1 1 the taxes, he would thank tho 'Lie.; in to show where that increase tookrplace . ' • I. In Ireland the mune was deems. loglend it 111114 increasing. The peop'e I . aid taxes to keep up troops for keeping ! i er, and the revenue of Ireland decreased • to of the presence of those troops.- -The revenue, then, was equal to tr.tr 1 f rit was not. He was prepared to shore lie last four years, the Right lion, Gra- • et more than 4,000,0001. to the public.. se session he would show, that the Right an had, since be had bad the charge of , lust 15,000,0001. to the public. Thi.. i charge, and therefore he hoped thit the entleman would exert himself to' elves' ts. He was prepared to show that the 10,000,0001. to 15,000,0001., and to • ' ; satisfaction of all who understood the of arithmetic. The acne farce hat been pealed—borrowing to-day what was to , 1 morrow. at a discount, for paying off bear )—The total income of tie last .xclusive of loans, was 235,76,462/.. ire for the same period, essltoirs of tl,e a-as 231,285,7761. '1 here was, then. !nue of 4,482,6851. If this surplus had, laid out, debt ought to have been re• it extent. If, then. it bud bun applied re of 3 per cents. at 70, 213,0001, antu- , ye been redeemed. To this ought to be thuities and land-tax redeemed 261,00 v:., 1 of 473,0001. deducted from the 11011t(li Bur, instead of this, the eapenditure $ Where two parties were engaged in ons. ove must win and the usher lore, or re ego .1 terms. Rut is the Languish% . is a piece's of this hind took place. It the Sinking Food Commissioners, who . . 50 or 60. and then bought again, per- cent, debentures, for 70' or 80. The ' rag. a loss to the public sub as he had - A serious loss to the pub& in this way i . . realer attention. lie wished the surplus ". ught to the baying up at once of public applied in this circuitous m no of keeping up the grossest delusions • •wildered mortals,—(Near. Lear.)—Thee I brnefit of the four millions and a half. J ~~~ ,