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4% I • r• • w . ~•; Ii L a A tt41 1 4, hoaoulki sot arse to the principle of itniqualify:ng .Csooftiosisi, h. coedit sot wee to klieg into the . Culhouittro. Tit, • etrpeeireee of soca...iv* airs ohotibbilhdoeteabon ylisnret the borough, fete the nit Magpie et,JL.omeatowit - sese to pro' rite Hopp 4.111146 taw the Comeau,. !Mt the modest het it hot heat _ _ _ _ ''the - 1116111146. 16 *VI theme fk iitini►fatippCighifi ego volkitAbile *ld* losiiiii.4llllleft sloe •14istit wiiaidi utter 10110:141) • oft IthAwaisien 011.61,411 lit fraireari .l 4lo4l , $ 4 ,411110014 dedaw4ll. • • . .or fg-K.41, • Ei4t tibia Ali Weir) WOMAN* . !e:" she ;ob ateaf ost, pat' virilit • ,r.t• 0, • ,:• . ; , o tied tselleigallaulit • i•-• 1 1 0 .3' * WESTMOII.III6 befit4.llllli tlvr 4111111111140 bit the Sell its rye" sive alike ro tarPl WWI & • was eeairi, •reed dt• Mouth isgittsx Of cum ots. miiildriAlair ' ••••••••• ..1.• - Eat eft 6... k 'Choi; ihe'r' k.4.- Wave twee o'rlsork. • *rem imakiii et Mr. J. SiIITIN,IIM I Ae4* eel tot lie Oseeesiser• elr itto IllemlistWery !•12411 )till Irsa,poMl,ll7mileadre: •• •-• • r • >Jr # ( , a..n !tei the reseal pesdheig-41 she her Lows Assiadlierie l" ltir4 fil.e eds . IltifiblffitiA Fitee i r v. • 1r L.L.I 111t.lnirilI1)1 1 4 preeekteil .M illi the Teloasitatii if Ow, Pavia vd Clirikelbuto. 1. -16 'Guar s t eipietibi INEwiaggap Meisel WWI veld* ""111"1 " 11 5 1M 1 . % 0°4. '0. Or s Pe Proem apiotiogrii itrr Pctitie t s toe thei i , g rolekipiecileettee Iro•heeps th• ••14 hi" 'Magri • tak, reprowtotAtie• . .a it a assi thitir 'lift wad, dot 11U0i lite WA*. Slr X. *ILION piitrA6l4 , 4 f Peittio• 410114 1 foihelatt orevidepgd, <frent. !Vasil atipoi•Of intatemir. " , the . ._ .. ._. I ventwig. L . . • ....dr.. ...,JER Stud at this late huur he to ittr ..l flask Mr.eiOrroc.blo altutiou relibee to Ale Ilittiviarei Select Xr 3 pay . roti; bat. titribJe as Ile we. atilakapossmies, Is was 133 wish that fl .soloid audacity the alcaibilichsacti a AIN. • puttie s it intalll therifore p .sipoor it all tikaoratw i .sehria, ' . 114:160141 fate ill •Oplitilllllll of Irriutlitt 4lt ofs jitst lulu, e . 4brAtoose;proresuleil iu the.dlspotek ii, the palate tamale... • Al le. astnsoti .aid be ass 'oh deeply seurible os'isiy . A bbliostrailithe of las importune of the atessore l giattall it '• bure the bet pilia detsaaitaatiam .of " This Newitapato Seleet• vain! ailt.". The. Hoottoribliileusitse was pieresdbat is t'estitilk - spa tbe pituriple lad dm/seise of tbi ILK Ili!, baits* tailed to i•eder, and ' e, • Th 111PIIIKER anisiii4ed the Hui. ffedshei that the' aftlctl - wilt Put the reetafir 'lose irsibeessoatis thariessiliv, of the niii.. ... . . . ..-, 'sir F. liURD5rf wished to readied- the Iluumusible, .iticiaber for Surrey of h motion ',Chia belie( fitted fur to . ertrworw; !bleb I,a roatirtiot without iikuuremhtice put of( eta on, (satire fetiail. ' ' ' • • • Mt. ,F1...6 11X\KETT said he also bad gatosimailar et. a inutisso win which that of the Hon. AllenilerrAter yliabliblgo awe. Istlrrfcre, if joirtro.s O A shut imy„ . .. ~....... .• "144 Niairsioi of 111. LOADER It Y wowed the if .. of Its l). 144 the KINN,' gel WC lOW a Conisstiotee.ul ite . . . Dr I.I. I SHIALTII:ti sobvil to v inirid the I Al. solo r sue •hapiit te Ilia* there wrrr two ballots ,Iliardifori 1 , 1•1UW r4III. 01 eh eat t ild pioloate die parade busman setatli . Irtr ilia haw as n.... 1 tie prodUCIIVe ut considerable intim/We, olive, if the HUN Al .. 11.1.-r should brow um bus sautiMa tit' lb. ps rood be bad otrot.ortt et ..Siar itlitN BLEW POlt l' sobishe Cubsailiee on the illolti sOrsittamt bill.ittaial or, tbrArtiess•itafare the Calamities 4 . OP PI) • 1 , , , . .. • Mi. ,Sirjoeug i 10 N. 4 1-111 e Stiiii Ilml We seemsii v ttitlf !le i r i . f. eiYhttsitry Lasts Newel Nal stood lint tut itte Oviera of the' ~ Vey, sail soil 110110 • -obeli:are to shlch it lafte'jtiiiiiii;ifilse : outwit* felt ditatilt.liarseeted, he retold tun (aa wolf is we • road tallrei lips* the moire promaliag •••• itivAiratee at die anise) contest I. waist the 'retire sip foveae at art till.er. -Ituri fiegitttEit,uara * *l tatl.,lna arrival at Witch, by . Ike. rseliiisi ormieraltoodis i e'afFibt Hibitr i li IMP «r«.l IS' ester sipitostbe ppeittor hseensese.• -11rolte was, tillilithtuf pr#'.l', ewilloretio4looo.46. I of thoilesys.hiet -it posesollp tatigiimi 4 '1 that la, tli - • Alit.* ... ,kaPittll thalfitsh, aic tba . thiout . 4 ,... 1 . ysiit . a4, pia lli e . .. iits with V i t 11 . 4 1 7At •' - poet. is y Jliy paws t e a iimituse as e stShool&lh a ily. IllifthOW Gird lialiak lictr chafed thatbditif rf•ist pphilsti•Utlikreothatatee of thipply, ifwas.iae the Wimp he daps,' of it as it thotrAl,Ot. • • fa rilleejstiot Ctsllll.4lll4iphiat weak the bosieteY— - - - +., i •I S 0 nii"newisti;it . vAL l Ptligatt • WV. - On* • ; 1 Itt••,-tc" r. • .M f • K47:114 13 ) 4P•000 0 1 . :II 41161 - 41 1 1 4 0114 " i 1 ;Mat frovilkilift 64: af f o , inmairsi.4_ , ___" ." ." • .is i v LM/lIITON ili Teti liallhillatilii: - Om* id die. ' f ..*. i, , I tL.f,i ••/: 0.:1* ,, ' 6 l i t! ri ff . . .:i Ilililionhillationlrat . •Z ioili, ;Ilk • ' Taol l i net Yowl, 111111; ' 14 ili Apt*. Net httor • ' • • *Hal' tibl% Moe foitriebllyinSilpSeVotillt . pailtilenteethde . Atitiokratiilt: • 'lolls anthoolif the 4 1 t111- : , Amer, vetarotiittoo lose eastplidel agonise*, - • • •b hi Vettl ie e t ttitme the WI. • ' tte eoliativien i Pet t the ition— ' 19VP. • ft • anift;anifik 4 tlni thaide'itair alretedy • . hinetch Oahe retistee to ahem *at tt , ettilit anal' eo. Ciaisai la tioN it rallitari4 -of .wiiier 0110- 1111111 1Nt eesselai lthiewriar ileill itl: 41 . 4 . Nee av monakhoev. looesnack aa Ave , A iliesili to rich iftei ahnoscr. were . . ---- • •••• .., •• ..,. ,• • „. • . . . k mesupsrie • .11010WIAN WA sed i i -wool/ ohalittebtatiNeke a 'bora *. AlNOrryflow . sof .4nnen So ileimo-the poesedioot *like nilli b r i r. b a l aryttit.egrOaaimpUlygieeli . 111usderiesis it A ar . a Jul i ate Car, 1k it of 0. C. ...gitre to emikifisAttlit le 'A! :pinks • ' ietertetad is .66=v4enn* Nit Seithfieillakb tllbiry iiitilbey I. late, ' -IA . towel Itim!...ii lionleSiCeoreilleeinitonew eiekdieo . 4.SSo tong 11Pwl•wiC110•11146-4. akemoi.t.ti-ogro , EsZighzipt !..pp li bir g : sir reins eivi , .mr : ,o, 4 OA. ' '•v- . ' • • . , ldMr 4411441.910.4iii410.464 , ti1ie1ft. Yam- to 'woe • tbii Ali' • ' deep& skin aysitehiro l ar-avoy ••• eitelsary ts . • • 404 4 Pn11tige4 1 40 411 4K "Oh" Mil triamd to: batty . t Sfekiii,. 'sot u arescps- it d • shot arab*. i' . V. , . law * as ia,Wipte oh s.P.:tit'OeN. . ,. 11. eitintlyir soave -nr.iiiitoo, ' thiriire which 14. • . etta *Ana the dirk . iii re: Waft ibriegik tie' . . . 04 - CipeipOis.eibtliefk iv, Woos Atareedb. .iiiitt r . rig4 * .e. wain. apaidLif ooy : liinthee ! stotteharei i • 0"! el "Or )4 81 11,9Par I. °he !! 4 "kkist or it,. igf.i. o .ll I Vie. s'ing, hi., Ofrile the table. • . 11 ‘iiikill/rog m'clidieSlP read o hreSS‘ gall 4 ii. - Glob is the imble. , • . ... iailf.,1:1110014k . iltosibi -die Petitien.was ti( k attela A es.: 1 X 0 14 12 "PinOtfi would ctt ra. wide spas* h. 4,,,, 5e . a prtiatiosawaiiiat Oa proceedistp,aodAsetukeue .. 10,1%; thetinittrei appc4sitiid by. Ote Whom.. of Apli , ii fr.' . .itlidigarACirborforr, to *proof the huyielt of it out the rattle. ' •"taideoetrasAvere than reknai hi weliwirtart, bit 111 r. ter'. wello iflliOntsqtig W. estrinStiOnt At retstitur was . otelete4 i - be laid es, the tobla • . ./ STrease Nolo ;the Uuruls aoataiaeed that Mei, lfourul. i s., 4 - ivied ieuterfil Private Dias Iv ii Wet ./1 anientl.. •• • atagnie A LONDONDERRY persisted as rennet Cirottehe 'lotto(' ions. toSir Mahan 411%haiel. earl tho other „doors rt %advt . to .Sicili, poramost to the Aitdreva,sotevad 4 _. .x.,..vvini4n tostheek MI a former tvraiag. ; • . •s",air. II 111111INEIR mud at ibis late buil fee *re eel think - .• . , _ _ .• . the lies. ine.t feel that es pads ha. shwas amid egile taw that pf the senry fee. else entometea yr lone era fiereetslieetni DM iessiers4 r wllll, floti soppilie• hew imp% ha rem sidoefiss. .., 0 0 4 411 , pah. Peels, 'WM which kbe andelett. iletthre drama& of iltrlisogi,Pill low !harry Laws Rep. al Hilt were of tars *tare Mar the of a day !KM hi ,„ ' ot.merwwwwfit - ' - ire on the _ r lir JOHN NeeelVllr aid, his alifsmion van ha I 1,1 4.1.••.«.—•-rate f oft- Aul'efagur - premiss he of the leak of Ireland 11411 at .late kap of the-, "••• fiat •*" 1410 Vinous th at iftfOt ad t °"' einkt...as hubs Agthemetrificiatlatirst which would : he a eon . . Wendel l. string tee the mitt 111111111111112fIlliClettlittatirCinFeli, ft , • What src eonaplaiuedor Ww24 6 ,0¢41f 71 6 44 ' . 11 11 ,1 11. 11 0 0 411 0 11 % IPo Isniellosli• testilititai . re renege. to the Niihau' 'hint brad DireetoorateheAbonat Ireland •:1 14;•••• r • • 4 1 1; 14•0111A/Selt I Olt al* Aip i litrtm4 larknexil), • Om thooe• pkorear PIK* IX, so tatted* if prix ire the Itasek if I At I lert ` • • w*Owitte were ,tiot Riled Alp,. ha asap hest OM* ulna.' Whew doh Weep tie vij ire he, by panuma holdine•the situate:me to win& !HO toe alit„ to mused he smile Oft elk Pii i edoOt 4 01 1 0* ktwillikidede ThOetilitte 411 *OW lieeiki 4 f. 4/1 ilarest .lie Otstist to witch he 644alisat* • tiled in silitiett %/eet ie/4 pare liiirotee into ia.liir:NonGllT said a fee Ode& Wed itoorlildtwo Po , . nerds, who %Nimbi be coded spen a • " • :reticle notild, 11=11PWII wished to hater fruits - ids Rea. Celleigrite'. 'effect s censideroble reireschilitratt.• 'it vow Mon ea what my it, was hie barmier to spoke, true the ilea. Geul.. (Mr. Ward) had stated that isatiois! • .• • " ' '. • ; they skin briniest form other depaitmetiti of p&e • alt. hL ffaml•rA milk kw wok bugaboo so-.holltlf API service. That might be trite ; • NOV Whitt lie' crilig enawd. avele4w rtiegil.tt 46 " 161 * l'"dr .hs " . uleised feriae that iotathe ;114ced to br.g it ea tit MUM.. hat sa there•esre two •• - bade. Nihau. to itt.p...d 01; lut o wimeW royal to ! ern twids services '-thos Crets4 Str • Cfneirdlititwi peaspor it weairrehee: • ' • • :.* • which 'horrid have h e m a e l edeil„ Flom Gene • Its. 11, G.• sew.; . as e igio.ga liaresireiritt• Illbasher items.* 'adipose beck .to e Pere.tnirly ;Naiad, he " ski 41•6•11 t 7111r4 " 101114 4• iehrim 'No m " I believed to lie time Of Ciennwelle and entered into an d'aboritir eihrthetfitliut ece Dina thitt petfoß. p.tvEtttoßT P' 4s ' ot • feweemiiatigeo. • • • • • to the present—erasethee clumusi he drew Own thia COM ITITTRE OF egioltl•Y. Was, that et one.pJtnint the estimates allpfteauted tee .The Order ofebe W W I f ur It u lbki e ljeripi h o w s lIIMISSLoted !Iselin the peseentyeae tbryltnoeut to ti Corneiteire of Slipjoly , 4.: ' 'The Ofe• Geotlitoott codu• - • Mr: Cititswav g uave notice that on Thursdrd wool of She itlolelattnit which' ht, (Alr trio Mitt Ire shoutil cull the mica?* Of the Wise' Flotile). had ntatle, somata which iii could not to lie Few and t lbeir flarhadoes rite FoosC,' help Wilveiting to the itetetnetat ryippecting the The Mane pen resolved i tse lf jul greeirighthe 4'4404 Base, which he (Mr. ilonse).heel• isserted Of Supply.. • ' • • • . ! was Ittrlbile. hat Which the lieu . Gentlemen 'hid ' • • ORDNANCE ESTTNIATES . s t ate d -t e eoerolioration, Of NA stall' Mr: WAllii toor‘il •that o 'rills fist tutoodispe tb4 tip v 9 0 0 %ills', 63,0711. Iv, tok liolerintiod• to defray riteittnemerf tiieastiree to ascertain the reef. Now he (M r. .of she Moster:(teorinel heid .ireber 'Oakes' ilatne) had do hue* aothoritt thou that of :the Teak, Uri& itaii-mittl. • The Hod. titeritleattio eltirt report of this very persooki which completely adverted to roine statement made -by . *el litme• meted with •his 'ituatentent..•- -Se' Mach their fur Mitedrelri•drherdeen ('ific-Plestoo). rospoteior the tlie accuracy of the_ ijotieurablaVentleteen, diorite* Pt Hie %filmy Alte*. free' the• kw he hoe! no listeitehine p. eryittg, that most of his j timed sortie is aehiols the eiterPreptien woo geode, it ' etetooteses were of o triarilar description. He there thh. wAleory.• • • -• • foie dusted Are Ciasmittoe not pay nitreh . ..-.ll,sliumit said, thou threottetvolent which be had attention to these couttudictiotie. The Hu...Ahu ra* nit a former weenies woes ebw, that Pelee Jon. denten next' adverted 'to the QueettisPOLiftriltAr *Mk 6.; so oteras suer admitted into the Ordeals*. ; Th ree he 00, 6, some Atom fin out ,of 411e.67 of these were genie urn edifices. Quecuboveagh earl the Clobenice, but he yaw liege Mr. Wtert expressoil his sottsrlettie the whonmer hebsieen•Qaretsberough:erid Plyurneth rot it awes irreretweiy what be had undecstrod Perseasouth ; yet there . for Marcel, atitoile and he ass auctanted any' other state= that salted front either of these 'pone that wroisia4 Wiest could have get abroad. • ; '• • • toolotrecl by the Mayor Or Klee Qtteettho: • Coldsol'arefies slat that it appeared. flout the or some of his adherents. it yea improeible ileuelef the t,lotnmisietourere . %emended to ioquiee seeming for how en the mOney that was Totted 461. pstrone,,ne of she upon whom dos for the Ordnance wait diapered of: lucked, fre' air Geutlemati (11r. Warn) had paid so high an thinlited whether the Hentionitrie Gentlemen him= amlegium. th.ot almost all tlw patronage se" vested self (111•.• Ward) could untie Ole the aggregate. ihkelie headset the department. Ile shoold will le Peace was the .boar to, Itusinend the , memory:ea Auer some explatiatiou•hroas .the Motif Ililknileinan' of the c wintry,. ire eirder tp e maid, them to mak& ,!apposite.' . : ••: a viitoroue resistance in time of war; but boo • Mr. We so void, it wasssitly .necestaeutairefet. to dift•erynt ay* t h e 'eerie pow ',preyed ! the tla coataitatioimAtitailDrdisatire.for thealspiesoasost. salaries of clerks are trot only not cut dorm, but The Ordaispeeionomeitaitsllay a Masitee-timishaimut ermenirekbly increased . During the war. they were .I'he Hoard Officers .recriee•mb4llll2l4o' subject to various expenses from which they are t; bat rider the iduckerXwenerid theelestmose , now esednpi. They thee - inn income-tint of 10 wisselmiseerridAyeresamer ;Alter ossowypoossrsi t per eau. ; the price of rid, lemeisious, and all other hte.the Kiuq. sod ithey have-the power.of appointing art iclige; Was . 0 tieh thirst icier. yet no red pc. libeireawrs•officers. • . tioo. hue been made: flop. Geotlemao Colonel Days vs .seidoliat the explanation of the Wacili had fetid thattlie.exaggut7 of the lima Would.. Hun. Contemn', instead of reuternig,tended rethes not :wegroest aly .reduction; bin he (Mr. Hu to increase In. eisaseeious. •It appeared to hime that , contended that die eingeneies of the tinsel 10 foot the allitettat•tbe Almeida-General was merely drinan 4 ed re tretteamen., end it wet vOrt oath ' aapestinel oifi na cer.. .• , „ that not a single suite:66ton of - the Contioitie:e of W• 111) said, be Tim quite *tarps toed sit the oh- Finance hat been hitentled to: ltl 1805, o marital ions of the Hon. Gentleman. Ooe trouldaten‘h coirtrect ewes entered into. , few t puichaae : pose that he had lever wed ellepent, and that- let of horses with one Willem. and although that. lams in recta mentor to.titehingdfm• • t .:• :4 ',Weestlriset em efterseraeds - sad for • 37,000/. Si, J. Newessal amide an.observation. which ones ,theirery site year they 'etattiviel'into imenher eon:" . (veld riot ,hatar.,in the gallery. , . meet whit the same person. without either tender or Mr. niece' seas cif opinion that these Estimates .competi•ion. He eared not by sliest this wits justified a.warfare of a touch more striates tatters .desire, whether by .Wing or Tory. It was not of, Allan was rebooted to. lee:lead of comparing' 111111 : either Whig or Tory lie stiVel up there to eons • Estimates of- the presetit• year with shoat of 1792 4 , ,plain—it was of the abuses` Of •the whole system.-1 weshould !ether look in the. stOlsintilAn.whieth lva. ,(Itlear. 4eut):44-And this willethe ;deportment which stand aS persent with vegeta to Fetioce and other . ithe Hon. Gentlemen (•Mt. Wald) eulogised as a counting!. We use now et peace pith all the world, • !modest of economy I All he meek' ray way, God partiuslarly with Frouce, with which our only, cone !protest as from such models.' The Hon. Gentlemen teetiou consists in a rivatahip for the .pre-ientineette; (3.1 r. Ward) had censored the ',reduce of requiring in leariiitig and the aria. .1 4 ;ite .Hoo. tOehtlesolso: !astute information'to such e'rriaoher,. that lie ' then .eutered . into 'mew . the stair of the.two sidered the observation' is nth lressed to him per. :empanel,. Char Estimates, he lend, did . pqt, tonally. • , He (Mr. liame)•edold swore the Hop., amputit to than 15 . 9q0,9901. for the present' Gentleman, tine he never•ineris any inquiry of any , )ear. it appears by the Budget. that the Estimate,, public officer, except with a View to save the time 'licence amount to 9 4 400,0001. •so that we here of the House. He entreated the attention of tile ,so. , ascii. over them of 0,500.040 E In • France, . Centiniitee to this cireullateitee, that these esti -they hove a remanent Stably's Fund of 800,4)1.4•;, Mettle were; •in 1796 : '1 1,7461. sod uow they their above their expeodinace.,,auv. .antoimied to 63,00 tit. Ile -thought that. tonsider. O "rly tlire,eut thew is the state of the two 'empe- Intl that thereat," now na property tax . to• line, and Wt!. The Hon, Gentlestain (Mi. Ward) in his other circumstatires, he was fully juslit d in ' • opening speech, funk great credit to linustif for: moving it reiluctiou of 2S per Cent. from the stint • °hey iug the insi ructions:et the COttallttre of Fee. of 63,000/. now Teqesited, which' *wild redu'im the unmet lualintsurothlf• • .Phis Word xott• to 41,4371: 1 The thou. -, Mtilitter then situ "e4/il'IY" Solute(' a. tilde ;We ,wtoch ; berzsiuse, it mended :the ilifferent•ol6cern how the Master would.,oppeir, that if this Cetuntiiitee lied never G•merel downward*, front wham reductions uf . this reductiun *meld never hare beers;. Lary might take . place ; sod he stated that the effected. He complained of the t ecesssry Clerks under thi "SdAeor-Gerieral, *Wet' weft , ' Prose of auppor•ii% fifteen corresponding . clerko r •iii• 1796 'wily fourteen. mete wow, its time of • in fact lie saw nu itete.atiy : Tur them unless Mat ItriE , pence, thirty-six in so ttttt bee, and cast the counts', clinks above eliould curiespotal with the clerks 10,6211: instead of '2,019!. w. tit 179(1. Theie wee . o h o shot were railed Debenture Clerks; Mr: (;ORDON said, the more lie heard from the who. iii 170. seven-id 1,229/. now were paid' opposite (Mr, liratt). the wore 6,c96/.. ;Ind! this itterrieseel expense' took • pia& was be confirmed to !p i oirano t o of. the absurdity at • a time. when there was tuft' rittioloyftlellt fur of euiipoetin% these euteespineling clerks. • He truce. i ter.. hours: ii•day oi coy of ties estasblishinenis or the h.-iatd of a Juan etod wife ,had • ,t/ippup. Ofiliou're Ihost4l. The incluse run tli k ough the AlettfOnto Pit to have soy !anther oral c,;eia- The Principal Siotekeeper•licei, in 1796, tositicntion s rime to a resolutieri t to retry ia, a.. 1,4110/. per amount ; lie now tool t 619/. eistiespindencc. ithsluted gecorditte.ly .eatiti Trcaowrer-of the Ordireeterefinni I,9eut, u* raised letter (e 4 tiCryant, untl the cousequeuee was, that. : t0.3;33*/. 'the Swereadey el - the !bled was raised 11 1*fil l e 1191r14,!121 her hacs„lcoin her linsleentl. and • fostu• *tell. so I,t .51 ; th a t was, h e b e i te ,„.,l . an A g yr rryeres,.,...-t . ,tke a r, i ord . , was Mike Whit 11 wale blind lii she o v al ( (E v o l v e .11j9 I. Otdosper,_ They Intel.!sialoisited a sql.teiii m. re, alai he was gl.el to Uttar witness lu it' 9111.pireel) 9 04hrWee, WWI ale 111:11411 of the deport- where it was the rear; but 'lie . heel • hoped '-mint ..,had the responslhilit,t. which es seacrouily to see the tell.ellet evety &lawmen' •f • toatiefeiArirl ta the la it• E • O g b ,—fitl eave h s . pr , J.. . the -Sean at rise • • Citil . Lea, • re. ai...;v4;44,14 40,...9.14.trim f 0rt0 i x. 4 .1...g. duced.• lie had wished that in this respect we ttleil ITO !V.1. 1 .7 "iff7 ! !".. 4.49d'ertilYetijo the ItAd fades eel th e exadisple of the Anielican Con altinuerjbe itotspifsmit i ft eity.atehed • to &pre- grew' owl the Fre Sch G..versinktst the eto-t•tt•ive twist • . . officer' of the latter bail costientr'l to hike lint •31,. lisaessiil be 'wet Onxioos to any a .feer, helf-divir butanes, ,till the itaftetilites of th e Coati vteirlewe rip whir'', teed the . more so. us. tsy. t esexe..giit over--art . reasuple well' wroth, of qtteme, of the toistateinetits or . the Hun. Goy. being lonoweit. Ito this pepartineet their tvete• 'OMNI opposite (Mr. lt i ard). With rsmpect to whist, ea Iris than 23 doorkeepers and messengers. at an sitifielleit from p(dm r. Hoe) at loaner Derv. expense of 2,2001. per annum. 'Eke Huiroueuble silty, there Was n ut sigreatdeal ordifFereuce between , Member concluded by moving. that 47,263/. • bit tqrst u#. relietydeo4,butlieepput to, be ltAilletv the suns granted to hi. hiajetty for whines, ficc, ilil •. Pre,- i•,..r.!ttrti- • • • ;gal . ~ M ~_ .....fr eannestes. in doing which he . - wad which he did not eared andentand. He had isillreir lif She - . ;• Isk • iervier he mil' posed. hit right Hithlti• Milk • it' dillfirdente; boot i t a inine xue atirold be I* 1 4 ;14 ev alkteed,.. is w itr oie ka im peridif eh th : iionpu lle. or lo th,: , filvoOktrhilivert ?sgyfestoeyl was . takt the 'tom. ' b • 4 ° l !'llegol:.if 1 44.60 4 / 1 1.644014 tgl-ditttesitfts (:tit ii . ASTI- 411i*R11r. elf . acerielltP Isetstoil'ioam the ' bahmetia , iteoroght.irrederri , • ham - timperting. yearna•likadt•the.:Oldainkt nand vote ' 1,111 0 .0f, "hie% 'she A*middli took , lint the (Wince 41101 eke„ 4imr siiiipi *combated for, . Haa suatiratafe'MetuAter disaploimid of the tailletrailatlai (ot he'llaild: NI of the stet pay tail the ilharnreers.. It .heal.} - be , under the heed of militarreminti l : . ' %erotica but for couvenieen opte.oim lad • afro ; byl the . Pinble bubo_ s ;be , of t he irlePartinciit had -objected so- shot lifeliglent, and it woe Won divided, but that 'wernid carase• any sera The Hon. hientiver insohtfn . allow _ that the Ordnance were Oludelt• oriaNshlrldY t iteilltet laid be (Mr. Ward) ever cliiiiiiii hat 'need. it was the Hon. Member for Wareham (Mr. Orienta). who ILA stated it of the yea. tali. The Hou. Member had orteumed that* was rot. riet,med that he (Mr. Ward) .was incorrect in the mom, ' •at of i titian vessel, said on the last the which he fought with him, he (Mr. Word). hod preyed that ha was correct, stud the Ilan. Member was not so. How had he met the charge'! Only by changing the name hf the ship (teat we. by annul another erre). sod nomad of the liosinersp, billing the vessel tbs. Lard Howe, sespectiug vrbkh latter vrsael he (11r. Ward) was ready to acknowledge there was a clerical error of ern inters *Nat took piece in . Copt. Dickenson', office; but that had nothing to do with the argument between himself ma the ho n. Mealier gem which of then, deserved the praise of superior corrsetneas. lie pee the'Hon. Member credit that he believed •*ll which he stated, bat he (Mr. Ward) . believed the Hon. Member swallowed every tiling which was stated tai him, which accounted fair the indicated mantel bra coatiuustly brought before the Haase. There weho-three ea Mee for the errors which ap peared in' the Iluousarable Mentber's statement: the heft iiitroe was, that the liOnediable Member had Insibartreffiribat - Sterne called " honest Cul& inlay." 'end * .yid' the moo that had yot lip share or that burrest cunt/vilify, so snuck tm WOW for.his happiness. How Nippy a man then mart the Honourable Member be who had his frill proportion of it. He Drier was' so happy 'as when Ire got hold of the Queenborough Bate, but in 'all th e . instances which h i e bad quoted, be 144 beruin itisfortunstse.tbea. be hod not even by clr ut. mutable() upon • sink.. note is which lit OM *hi' rect. There was one iristrinee he must 'Bade til,., f.r the sake of s hiAldrbonausable . indlvittnak whose frame bad been nientlinred, ' Tbc Eintlett*. able Member lad -mated, -that •the outeekeeper , at Sheerness slid not lei big berme, onlyloopesti the 4d‘iral, wh Q pp* in treritY for it, would nit come up to his ' tennis. ' He - (Mr. Ward) begged leave is, this matter m read it letter whirb he hnd received from the Admiral, Sir John Gary, an the. sidrisort,....[3:he dams. Member here reed the lettee4: which stated, that it was urn true, (or was there i 5 ,1.1 Anoka. of foundation' for the itssertion there nit .. brill. , any sort of negocintion between the orduisree s'nrelreoper and the writer respecting his house:l..- The a , coed cause wheels le would assign foe thetion. Member's incorrectness was a certain- confusion of ,raiind.. Floating magazines he called " Molting butte: . lairs."— [Mr. Fiume drilled, i t.].--The Hoer. Menther l i 'l4O so called them in a paper which be bad sent to He - Ordnance office. The Hon. Member might deny that was an instance of conforimr ; hut what would the Committee think of lass stating that Queen:t thorough cost 2.5.000/. a year. thus calliug that AI aunt for Queenborough which was so mach eths• toyed by Casteenhornuell meat (though by the way than , amolint war not more than 16,0001.). He had stated also that' none of the salaries of the ' Board Officers. were reduced, blot in tlist lie was wrong, . for his (Mr.. Wane'.) office had been seduced. He . also stated that Clerks had been allowed to retire miter two or three years arm vice on fart pay, who re- ' tired an hag pay. Fifty returns laid been made . to' the House from Ilse Qrdilance, rod the floor. Mem lier let complained of a want of information. •It might not lie improper that the Hors. (Member and the Committee should know whist was thought Of. them out of d . Sonic lines he bald recently read described it throe:— " Evea Bvisknouse• best esilissatiosiic imams, Aod for ever is esliiag for timber "Owns; Whom pipers are granted tw'ii never taniessresi s Bat tandem's's them as vague before sheens presenteJ.•• Mr. flutte—‘. Is that from Jute 801 l ?"—f A farloh.) . M!. Wattn—" Certainly not." The Honour able Member then alluded to some other instances of mistake or, rtVisapprehensiors ors the part of the Honourable Member for Aberdse 1 . , 'nod went on to . esssign as the third cause of the Hon. Mem ber's tireorrs•cniess, his tendency to exageeratiou. If 1,0001 a year was added to the salary of a store. . ineeper, which hr disapproved, it was Pius/ wasteful, wortex4avagorrh and shanielesirprordsion, star it ii,le %aliioreis stated as Hal uniform pt.leiki, Od a former ',wilt he hod stated, that the Board hail crewed !s place Ist Waltlians Abbey for • person named Breeze, a Queenboreugh 1111111. The facts • weir, •11i•i • Mr: Preeze wts* un•ukl . I .ery tit or the (Minnow, buying entered as as clerlCisi 1757, idler after serving 11111 l iher li•n. sir W•ltliii% AU% v, %Ns in 'lO3 nibrie eit I of tlw %Uteri- there•i iihd lila the Hots. ftlienVber rtaffed triutimg ti' Illdk fur f • . lie not to tare the Howe; hut lie'. had Viditine or , he Niro' ber's erns►lkeiorrisialo yet he thouglU he hied stated sufficitist tra else* that he woe to** quite so comes t eshe blot) vaunted self. The Metialiiillotilritioetf the retaining . ilia 'at uh exiiiiaie 'or afoot • yeiu rsr • livo or truce yelaslouger 9 stud would rather the powder-to the value di- oo;eoot. should be all blown up. Hod patronage been the object of the Nuble Dyke at the bead of the Ordnance, he would hilrdly have put down, as h e had done, five out of twelve me asuman lit one yin* Aseipstauce of a• • •• t - k . ~, _c" ~ , ~. , . . 'Kobel►ar A 1 1 .11. c.a. Wh a t 1 1 , * 6%4 to si dawatond was °marmot ttie urotnince it tiek 30._ _ that from the vote.( shrine* air lilt". the 4 0'44 . 1 1 ,1 a ',ken e 7 per•aiso itsaiittacra Ingo_ „the _9 ,, .. 0 .*_,„"c'e, . Mr. K. Wait'D soia, as the' Stet pit of tite IRMO. 1 - 10 1fttlgueuti *h we salillias d abrutal! IP . ••9: 3 9" ' .Melikbit'a apeefh was light nioeilliost.okr• lief' i Mal that sixty of those isierdwiduah end been op : , o „ e hlk.. H ad te ,„d s o h ue h e a h.l a t.l piwis thew pulsated to places th a t h o d become vacant. but. that over *h o tly. T ,,, H .,. d e w s .* had 'woken vireo of those wore 110,1114.601111110111 111400 . 11. 7 . TWO* of t h e *wom b at/4s : h et- rpet—ltriolait- • 1.4 :heron the civil ii" , libebia-P 4 F.•foictisPels'o. u t tl- dwitradates. in claim Wads he hod mead di word J = %. ► reef tulia la As Iles. kember Wu, his staling that the Sum ink aispaika east I JOWL excitant, of reisaifi., when he held the estimate in his hand which ex pressly stated that it was 11.0601. including repair.. But the Inousiersble Member was subject to re vsries—he well koows that its that state image. the office his loud the Cum ptoper to do . . orduauce Vedirite. - --..--,, gititUeg - ho had served tbicteultictylirty years . end was now io. the 7Uth year tit km age. He ;Omitted that. the tstabliall /scut was large as to t se number of clerks. but the aveeagii of salary was tinder the *Venire of the War baCe awl Navy Office. The lion. Member had ostarreled with the 'constitution of the Board, an d would, tapers t h e authority !Itbe r iol9ff cos':. miner. have it annihilated— ._... '•1 , Te tliortal Issiih'ilate both mom egi!..lAanTo , - Unit Malm Isis lovers hippy.* • The .fino.lierrober ounspiained that the Tres. • Martel' salary had been noised ; and yet it had beeo raised at the recumnortorlionni of the Commissioners of Military' Inquiry, after some delay, as appeared from.the sums Commissioners complaining, in their 'next Reptort.two years eller, that it had not been door. As to the contract for horses, modu •ith'• Witten in tons, if it were as abaft, it sins rather herd that he should be called upon to answer it in MI. He regretted the absence of his Honourable Friend, the Master of ,the Mint. to whom the country was infinitely obliged fur his exertions ; he could have explained the whole matter. . He believed there was nu improvi dence, but rather • solving by the arrangement, end the whole of the evidence was not before the Commissioners of Military Inquiry when they mule their.Repett. . The Hon. Member (Mr. Homy) had cum shoed of the manner in which hr (Mr. Ward) had noticed and complained of in.. • formation root obtained threngh that noose. He still complained that the Hon. Member had got garbled accounts from rogues end fools. Col. DAM, *eked, whether any mart who had listened to the speech of the Hon. Member °pro site *mild say that any answer had been given to the speech of his I-lon. Friend ? (Mr. Hume)—lt was from begieuistg to cud a string of ergeoreola ad koneraein ; a series of cavilling and objecting to • the various statements of his Hon. Friend, and of triumphs over any little inaccuracie• or mere cloacal errors, however trivial, into which be had fallen. The hlou. Gentleman. charged his lion. Friend with 4 6 giving to Airy notbinga II loCia habitation std a pause 4,". but he would pot it. to the Home, whether, of all men, his Hon. Friend. who dealt in solid. sabstentiel !tuff—Weer, hear . and langlasej- T na? soot. the , least liable to such ti.. charge. lie accused his Heat. IP.rictid of harlot!" 111114mobtross swallow ; lout he-trsted the neat would prove his Honourable Friend knew how - to make Ministers *swallow • pill which they would find Prey hard of .digestion.—(Lavghler,j— fie contended that the Hon. Member had made a personal feria upon his Hon. Friend, which was wholly uncalled for.; he had also gone out of his way to mike oily-. rimes to matters, such, for itista_tice, as the borough of Queenborou . gh,',which had no relation to the matter li s t debtor, which was cou(loed at present to the amount to be granted.(or.the peymeot pta cer. nos number of clerks, and .the surp proposed he . maintained to be extravagant. It was eunstns.tly said on the other side, that the turns which he and Isis Honourable Friends propo s ed to save were tales not worth the mentioning; but he must be allowed . to my, that every saving whiel) e'oultt 4 effected.. however triftiog in amount, pesi...efsa f , . portance in principle. If they refused to Moe snites, there Could be no commencement of . economy. Parlieuneutary Reform, which lie looked upon as osobjeet of grave S eed mighty irisporteuee, was far interim. : in hie opiate% to the rieresoity of retrenchment in the public expenditure. Sir U. Buatilk made some observations in a very low tone ; we could only collect that he cont. phtiued of a statement made by the llonourioble Member for Aberdeen, that suety-swop oppoiut meats led hero made by the Noble Duke at the head of the Ordnance since he had presided over the department. whereas iii point of Eruct tie . had not appointed more than Abirteen, who were a ll of thensolficers of merit .and had subinential claims. Mr. MABIRLY said, he thutigiti lily store de partment afforded opportunities for considerable reductions,seid he hoped the Hon. Gentlemen would tarp his attention to the . subject before the estimates itir . tile' Barrack mud Coaanitssertat departmelits were brought under consideration. Mr: thesis rose amid cries of " Question ! question !" aid said lie should not lung trespass tits iliac itteivion of the House, but he hoped to fte indulged ortli as favourable a beating in reply, its had. been. Owen to the (-lon. (Member in his attack upon hint. He did nut pretend to rope with the Hon. Gesitleman in his sallies of wit and effusions of poetry . —(Luaghter, and , G Hair, beet";—but as far as plain statements of waiters isf f.ct were coticerited, he was ready to liltri Inns.— (ilear, hear. hear.)—With iiipect to those n..- finalities aloil dullness of intellect, sr which tin- Hon. MeMber and the Noble Lord on a former night bail s.id so much, these were the intirmitirs of his nalitrt, they were his misfortunes ruttier than Lulls. 101 l it war somewhat utichtintoble to doe:t On them as they had done.—(LaugAter, and flew. heir.)—lt amnia have been mach Wow 10 It , putt,, a% to halve replied to I:is ar K ioneins. end frilly wet his stat• turn's, Met. to chis , ge him repein i Ate with gullibility, as the Honourable. Metnlier termed it—or ettllibiltly, its hr fMti. 11.) bud hitherto understood the term. Not one in twenty, however of his charge.. or or huts obj.oo on s t o t h e E stimate., li..d been stisurrede If the Flott..Getitleinun thought by sallies of wit. made in perfect good humour, he was ready ti, allow, but accompanied with 'visa l iefiumility, to make out his ease, it only world to him (Mr, H.) that he had nothing substantial to urge io deft lice , frf his Eetitnsteo.-.-(Htur, hear.)—He bad en• . on the anderstatiding. I , The Ilkaiser's aye, ill a toe teensy rollieg, eseltshowabli ibettaftliittbs . ail : FN. hart' to . 7 .: Aid as tOss, aliss* efoift for& A Tb• *mail imp; .. • , T • DA Aim •ti *ft A istearisAltaliwo Oid f,e4".e to . Mr. Wiiii/ thlie!•!vroteede4 tie . &fend t enjoyed Sy:Critar. Dit i iirijp'p, :' • isq 'silted and faithful tweet% osi4 be treai t a that il mitt" allineves they.. Sala think prop with ihisrfistisir siiisipisdioit of riedearei acialaVer whines; the 4.61i1ey or one who ha . _i e... e.r. - 1 I I