The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

e wu stain. sot were A tie There the .stria. .ewe Holy ,e associated .-411iihr. sr.) de l eaef • the • of awes . TO grffleillC tie , 1 ,, 1„ 1 . . .. 1 . THE - : • - -,.: lAN. - •• . _ • . ... 0 1 1 1• : . , individuals resident in the parish of St. Peter's, West- I • a o • .e...---...Weem minster, on the subject of the pr-sent mode of granting .... .,.. t • ,..til m al Ido . b er me , elk t ••• rir.rae.., ,Itt' .. eleirl ' o s iv ' l b n l i i •is to rsil i e r t di tilt:Ar err period. stated th a l i n t : l h e il l e i t a t r e; " el ' gril l: s et thaa 111 11 " lei " • g Po of -Nell°. ~ . , .A . e .. owt h ol o a pedat a twe it e owl . t est to. .be sup -wit that ut our mote Koss e . ruble Member was in Offer , fee be (the Mamma s e Publicans' 1 teener% Mr. BROtIOHAM wished to mention to the HOllnt ftpesert iris ; teed which had MOOD, to de wi tem it .. e would rather thecootraty e Londonderry) could refer chi liessomable Member to i.. i some information which be had received on the eon- Pelsofeal comfort of the Sovereign The seine so !pint- had helm taken, and the allowance to *OR Atubaesatio• years in which the room were mo w. nry duct of /retain Liceeeieg Magistrates, and which he ireeirWitits use lowlie - usable Ministers to per. ia-Frieitceedoesel le theeigaior liteemisiiidiaisintiejtai were— :: 1 1 8 8 1 1 7 6 : -. .. : Z 58,11 13600 • 1 1,1 c se h l a l a :li t ein he se va lv a es al *to aata th i e f i e r a vl d ete . t e ll . esa lie l e h l t i l b w el e d r , a p! i r a rtir d s, b l e a t sletes L" of A k ete g rir at a, i lh t w e as "Va impe a ss e th ib le la n ed et t b o y be t pe ha , t U ha a t i b te :. that-it weildfaltin with those ratriechutents w hi c h the :wrens country. Ile trusted that he should Sot he toes b een i n ot h er pan. sitb9seb it isistit boa --e l • ' A . itwtlionweepogshbstytvoinfillipes7::..saii:nitopoceees:.::sley,ilowetothoiaingth:"Aahsteutpohpoeinnuti.utlitse:tir In: 1 t , the aireessiei which-misted seem simetems •• •theetzeententtiret -sity•Oldir tiretecawid - •• • lost the liovemonspoe of Regiusl•weelal lea '' at- thr . la. able •. - • •- • —UM k the present , wystetre,, But tint which had reached hint he saved ,wpuld be but as a, dfortt( water heeke sekosni .wise pokey awl eceenstical erraneementeof ¶ tat pros 1 / So it appeared they were less as dui thee Sae . afteie the . thterattion of Ether% Met allathiltCt lad 1.11 :1 l r ' coned tacit let AV chit opiiorlinslty of TeirOnshniltil tag 9 Chantedneaftbr,Exchuoter UMl — ,eeld . ,figlar &Mira the by the areettient which ire bastof tete hesrd•wdvisteert. to the Heine. ' Dan* this, he hoped it would niahe.Pl - • 0 1 0 try no perceptible relief. ,Admitting title to he true , whenever measurer of retrenchment were • ploposed , hr so spiel Meets. that they wash! be . . to sliall owan i . ' i ions holding the high sitnatirthe of Licirecing fines. lik Mould `still einteod Aug ,the total eff t which 11me3 meant the necessity of ephroldeng the dignity end the in- H e . weeettemin.enine to the exprogn °goer 4ishassio . . , te s tes ac t with Vote Anntion, acid this p resent " What woold,illiweeer, pemieee mist prigs .Isi Ily . impoetiatat finenee of the Cleown.. •" When he looked di * the • Mlet•pa - defeat foreign C o urts. The H oo . li m b., , - % otherwise !might be iscemary.tocursis b•ing Mel t tr. grit woul&-theer the.pelit'iltb die t i b' Were Were teenage which the Crown enjoyed in the Army, the as n'teillettlan tedoetiee he their enemata of • nienin Fes Vehirli - iojottluisw dititsee afid.intekliate\ i " rea.q7nineere in tilde. Pro efaiona or.l ist to„d boa. Navy, Ind''' , and the Colotties; fie eould not thjelt..kbal reek mak by the late muss Ohio MOO HonlaC ii. • en the cifendiogperties,"lt bid Been Mid he Pis H l4 . Hietlefoißehatil l ..hiell Were at thetteint so einerallifett.-- In theite.ffelleda tiittlelkiti'llnil 'distil*, there was an% Friend; dm Ultsneetier of th e Eget miser. Bet he ( th e 1 •Friend• the Member fee Iffeatilln&Orthat'Whee Hende e • Thetilfil letsit'lle.begged to.reisitsd,tlii flona/,lmit 1444 pest plee,hf such a entire fie neeitine meneelers 'betel Marquess of Londeatierry) could grew the Hen. Au., toeu talked of the 'adipitages it a sirigy,(ltelf hi angeletitiol fit videos ways jot so)ai' (egiaceneit Veil. and aseerr exPenditere.." flellreeld be glafflf, ..rttit ae• helitteisfebm sotraer our foreign el a t s t em b r — o dcn , Pk one thought diej#iiia Agile -. • too Me lire additions. in Others tiy beintytAiletticeieent`eiiertrei &wait West Weed. beea!tee of tete, neon th weeemoe el it saohasoptar whet an injedoel effect that MI amt.. — 'Mitch et the main tiiiii•ei nse, • fietpeneo *diet which it h a d booed, Week ". v itt 'erapect to the ere, eleoltle'Lied. it had helm treated as it deserved'. ''III wiidkjilif ou t them. It s ei f ow fees --—.. .".. P t i . .. . •• ti • chits% the third brench • of thireted i fitst. •It • Wis•iree, belted that if it were It" 'irked. the house would a li ne : ini4 4 91 . 4tefi , i ti l lit e a tte llow to a t ace he Y o ra i r P h Pe lniM mii m aemaile . De allgerwi t ns ula gil a be cleated la tatiealti. Ole Of tlle.e eras the . . .4 4 ite 11 . . of eatery, the 'tithe was, I tianita wort. ..- the teepi in 44:hi_bid already tested, datit's•tedeetien to file Sisofint thew its seise df its enconititetional natrire."•im Hon . Wjaithice, being dOne hi plata itiriantei adeptedte . M If tad pe r ' cent. had takee'plecel 0 bet it was to barer Member concieded by'tithitheling the feltowint •miglieb uee t n i n new , a „ ts.ereee..ntel i e and tag IP • ". till 'vent particular , interests. 'NO (3 1 r. &morbid') iiikSb . i inembered, too, that attne - ootircee if revenue Wets par. . to the hones . 'That i %led Committee be stunt. For the ten vinenewhith sautemeditho or thine who tititight thatlf any other awaits eatild bet rawly leirpt: back •len sett:lupe •if, the. Civil 'List ; to'talte into eonsiderathrethe expeeditnre 'of the ittii'd wiecteasee r that the i n dwi r b ii i, w h e al 141 ,W it A be helm) for. correcting the evils complAked ot, it melt he elharlet• etr , the - . t.elewetts of .' the • Dnelty of class of the Civil' big, aid to report their opinion who.. " mo o ne d i n ., tifr i e Final , finnumetiininumitmeritai,rialed them, niesceit . ice advisable edtisible to nay alegistretes ei th er then .010 lees Cornwall, those of Mir - Dttehl'ef Pingester, and therane, or whet string Might be earths! to the . -site diedearge their:wnelic duties. The' like these no* eienplalued of. theidd Continue to he pre. the Drelts'of Admiralty. . Theseeiteglit,in his opinion , conigif the Consolidated Vend, aerorittilig to th e ltlitei- the Ambassadors and their .establishments were 14. I relent. He hoped what . „lte, hee to bring . bieeore the all to Motto tt fewertl; so thetitadght betwen•hate 'ions Of th e Act of th4 o o6' tit of Bee. t 11. 7. ••• ''• • . an d,tb ee tw e a se di ma i n , paine d .wan amitteleis petit Nein would teed to a coriectioe ortti'ete *Melt had lloof teethe ied." For the Weed& ohmieesi hopes- 'a c e Marquess a LONDONDERRY siddiiilanali. It Was thereforteeetenainoi. in 531 4 te ' ge l r se ; 'n'ectireed in ,tijatiVenlai disirlti 'He :amidst not ti sibie *Of ItS• St•thertirgetegliteseir, that the'ellote at• meet the motion with a dirndl negative, a ; il i tiAiri laiiraomktra fora Minister", enekesebleo l w er a te re- liti teen' 4 • , • .4-, _t. _..., „ .' , .teLi ieieety to whih he refer'. . eat wool, nowter , gewed for litti•Mil . flnatehntd° etreld DOI be Unlimited, trusted the ex lamitions he shoulii:gtve Wei?'" nt , ee . thelr eitel%-at i realimiethireotreereneu we e , P e rt tetatike flie'lliteee argoiitited Wide i ',glee. w Jell Jest in the reqessitoseef O ja i * , or the most •ttrosteete such course. He lamented 'that the Hos, •IL,Awr a d letrinh sle n t ... 'it•erould tre-iwpoeslble that any above could b e h a d reeelyed. In the leiter. it was. gated 144 tOrill, 'NI' pratigiodP. The Ferstfolltitt,storlit to be hlteto. d. renee4d the cemptaint of lim, went of atteatio)is47*.' rile& 'friefffl3 the Ifemfeetuit 'the abject under tw o S person in ShafeaaarY epplied fat a ffeetnec fel; a .llnh,f, and esil Ittolanfe'orei it; Htel'atollt fee. thit'll etthtendfd num on the part o( Al inistere. "Wiring to" /lest intent : heel Appareled. I Coniiiiittee, e la_p recouunese. lie Movie, Ilf . Wlllt illlkOd , whetner Ite - fobli is aitt 4110, the eaten of ItreHY trl" Werwthnin that rir° 6l i o h wit" each face wits generslly Oil deed ; but his pdb. , 'ell 'itilee' . iy -r,nflowseices amenntiog to Tieleffeill. Test :taliat rirtripapelt, although ' 1h npilleatibletig(funeel. mete it stall' necessary theethelo should receiver Money s i re d pi, p e t i n le t opinion d m , a c o n t rar y s ea t er n s , *lath e r e notennen d e d e y o at c e n sta i nine i n ili u m , , i en the,requisite'seeetiOutel .'; by the'tlftethwar; them the pitalle.• The iltiell'eleli,te 'which he woold entertained , end to exPlesent" cenvectienthet die*Mi. 46:11110,ielet.iseat wai.redoard to Ideirni e iplieh p ima ' lety , diffeettheteetf 111,6XV..Thatsettlemseeldhew mit& by Pap dene end e th eriPolfore Mi. lit d ixedif be . iiiiii , e4;,3l . pertienterbjedireekeht •etteatiotref Otte,hbese. tras'Ter e t i Me . !ere had re - even ettfr„e erate4eMblePet • aof ef , lih*., :ibeeeeliiiietA4tateeed . hY•llo .. ini thie,liatea„ ~ Ter •it gee: Mine Ire etertmelAietbewarto, , „ a w e n 0.,,,.,. i m p , et t o . attreee ecoporey....BKerOre bed lieu tier, ajto el y y. diaprwmod lienteat relined dviir. y d . : d e country from and lieuv crout. eleniat - petier (which we' . slaecipti, bet he shOuld mot only at MI the •• seteCbitem ef • tarot+ beteg: thole: In g e. et .. tb e wan if ice ot . tarnir p ot niai o n f r ow se -then Meritiam'ntifieth •waili,ffetibtiti lte i treseOl • erci-: wheth MOM Only; 'eroded lisfeteffies to One OS Other 01 am object of 00E41(1.45t; 'but as the Bch. ,either rolateltd elliseppoistrent. Tbe seestesettos o r •t o • '4614 1 10 %e11it his licence was_ hOl. `' treed : ' This 'bad oe-; of th e greet poweefferitenlettrthit Holy Airforce.' 4.05 e, l a d liaN 4 l . lii s ontiOn ea the ' Fried gee% 'fiV . ippre- event . Would melte a (nether retinitton 'of 14,7 t M/ erre f ain ired In one itir,o*Ps!diantl . lit: HelieW.lVl 1; 11P r illtatent.1.146*e'leffPfi s ‘ii, • "" 66'leceint' that g el "' '• 14 0 44 b . ! sbottld. heel iotaiii the dug bribe )(Oise which When; added to the reduction midi In tile from - the * sine pesetfee bed peeve' ~le e „comities I r, re attention etteardetell'oe'tt. if be . edeceeded,idlitet- by referring only to whi t wii 'effected hy 'hi location. themettleMent SI lels, would snake anceeilwr same Y°. Nneth.'llittt if a few 0* flit", ea ~,,,..1 . 0 - , iiliith,,..46,oi.f.f.c.o.46.tVillttelre late Ifbetever arguments. might be eddeepil'OOdee other eit , thittg Aing1 . 31:5401. • Therm a ilarifil.i4 l 3l,33to Intowledge,lo . ehopld feel It to hi 117'111. WU •tkird heabctedifi'ithe • Civi . 1 Llst;tia hipeif lite effilettrhe: cu pees, be coosiderod that , Meow wee spot en- red u ced spice .the, settlement .of Isl3,ltedrit wide ago- 'the' Heise a specific Motion oil"the iolkett. • . , able tb shovel Waite SteilzethOdlell in time oealerrrE'rr ; dtled ft) Ntorfore with, the Oril ittlthereilrere force dectiop,o42o er ,cent - Go the mu th us milled be Her ' The Petition was th is rem,ligid'ird' • clad' 4 iiii l kaitilt %et.. it Wit lfroteletieeleyldandff 46 the lottio • reattee of, in the co o l ant, e xcept Abe Civil „ty ereiel!dithtt and Hamlet, operatiug on the whole scale of alleluia' te tattle. • . .. ~ Wee ftepreseetittie there; • ***dial to • Anibeigedorid i spPrie4 tei Parliament. ThaThlrd MU,. ' *Air, was . fereigaiUtssibas. ' Then he. wareldsometalke menet .. A mestere from the Lorili:reqisested it . . 0 4 . eweetyal i fro , the e x pa n d f o iiikh T. . iy weernel his oer+teffe dieting-14441e !rue the: ifit deserts ;.. e Civ il ttionies e eehieheeseezetleced efts IMO thoeseed pone )eeperts of the Select Committees 'ort'lliO dent . This; initeritleerespedeertreefteofthe tote lalie embreced.p great mulety of . expenitee, and ,reepectang . to i? 7,000/.. end coosequently the savior wee femme * f t of,./ t utire in Wales. The ItleseWgieli,'Se s , toonentiftrif '6504 be leadie•llegt ohjectlonoelf e•Peele' many of them it was itiminelltle to form accurate Aid- . The Hon: heather hail 'mid that the Extisonthages flatniki . that the House would s ! eltra 'ar answer to .the: liar bind Seteeited •tet • it' Them Would he 'erased . ° mitten Ate general expenditure bad varied at different were sever greater, - but lie Mighr find th a t at on per i pl i 1 i tressage of their Lordships by . eloseeegera of ode. , the bedsit with' ure •figeetaid Oefspichi s te'tlein 'wer e . periods, to. war aid in peace; and, when they referral to they were 136 those-AO pounds, and were eves '' in o ne . lONIAN ISLAKDS. , .... 2 ., I 'at' /lit / 'emilmaiid," by his ""errrne'le [Retina' Wile bn4 time PenkPeet they meths to , !eke. Into coneiderationene year 136 thousenai, pounds ; but instead or that •they t , . M r . RUNE gave, notice , that on* gest seeply.itey, leen notice of * Melton eit. the ettneeN .slid he. oeperet . wo th ene orthe berretta. So far from the hatpin, were now only 27 theasand pounds. E ver y year th ere „ e ith er ea Ib is m otion for the Speeker'e leaving the, t War! ly abstat i rjoit leek* lath tlfetn.l .a elpir, heel rtuhrimuile,theedentry, within the sixty - was some reduction made. Bet it might lee • • WA I .4..: 11 Xir, er in the Com m ittee, as , sl i p* litemost.ielere`e. C °111 : ..i nkri 11 * _ nt it ens e a 1 , l lf 17921 ..... e1 ., "" le years stage" it wee colailhded; it had been. prodegive if how came it that the lesersordi aeries should be se high i . Able to the Chancellor of the Fackseke. he. wood . , 18:2, , fepi • essegneetidieterf,. there trileetite . It %delft coissiderable advantage to the Ceetitry, to the etoopot, as 27 thousand pounds now, when they were so einich 1 • move for the redaction of the•lespeMeinflf, the lowsp 0460, :" The sitlarteale Ale l Ant l boterldn±lf"l'',.,_. 4O deahted. not. of several, williens. With. !tilted to less in 1792? '1 be 21 thousand pounds in Extrietsli- * .lttlitie. selves, letOringoot theirdleerene . 110; eiterittlett lir rhyme. the Charges that were uncertain in their steortro, th ey, Ririe' were thus classed. The Amount of certain' Pees CIVIL LMT . , , r ,./ . , . : itett e rl a iib6 rg esedeeelkeetkerefeeßdfil 'TOL Whitesoid. he Oust-aptly •coming ander the revision .' t 'nova; 7,8001.; Post-office Reprices 7,5001 ; Expel:MS.6f Con.' tile. LENNA RD, in rising to sutonietepeeposition, to, this ebnliitisezt:d i • le g io l i yv;t___ , _beleiteili tied '01,!1' 'stitliateSS • meet,..Aan they were •to be provided ' for. The Civil riers Red Memengers 2,A101.; Extr a j'enieies .of Minis- re, , 'ti,.. douse, that a Select Committee shoed be aPPolatotP Weeel ttr .. a" areetareY? H 6 hod, ttro_ 'emir List was divided into rive beatili; three of them were tees 3,0001. Thus. item% with the allowances to Chap- . 1 44 inquire into the expenditure of theehird , breach of -that tbi Mr/ mOd Venter collseltuddell 'wntOtto. or a eerie% class, but two isf* them were of a Mute: tains 'Outlier expenses made up the whole of teepee/. than hielelseleeged telt tn. troe• .Rut a if elleuid sang character. The first head included Pensions; Noteskig, es (etas regarded those Estraordinaries was the Civil List, said he would. teaks, hue oqo olasereatiose 'to enure the attention of the flonte,,whinla wee this. that teem 'that ,we' weld' ht.' Vest. to nnlrhil a eAarre else second, Conauls, 30,000 1. g.snd the third, the Sa t , I, jp.tise,power of the Ambeassdore. Those charges be propelled to trespass on them bet with a hue general d'aealrieratmeliteleilite Theta were wertgraod eminotie Or larks of Foreign Ministers, amonnting to 226,0004 . slte independent of the' Minister. lie bed so err an d th en l eav e th e go ok:l44e t qaposed the Natio . Alloentote r ,„ fortoerly they . were *loud There were estimates regularly laid before Parliament.! ~'•'t 'I Object is these allowances. It appeared then ~.• of seem-titer to its merits. The ream* oseeneet was ' , Most • ,^ • Nee 'told could hardly trolitio There Were two other branthes--extraortlinery.service% 144:i. Extraordieeries there was a reflection of • admitted to be one of great distress, and of, ove,rwhelts-• .6 ettelbes BONO that Italy' r equ ire d a more gee 4 charges, outfits , & c. The extrnordinanes, gore sa... id • pounds. i''s . e saviag. already 'hewn in. the diplomatic- establishment now team We n lloooof. outfits 10,410111.; aid for preserijel • • : ...., .. av Wages was 31,1:30/. Theca wee besides in the Jag Ilithrnlty. Economy tree, called, •.firitv all climes. s : • And the call had bun made even win- ' 4•Ti"Di ills ! ign , ry ' .:il i tr:i• Lal d' ilildly' bra: alsi d:re i rd t e l st l :r_ 6l4 Mg ' lir e 3t q l :l 3 e a r ta tl r i a e lsl&c. aid ilal egis w tii r tt e r e em ir ei n e ara n ( a '' • - • r ge r Alt thew ' V ia° of a s eerV e te e C i C a eto a t d e 11 :fWe!te"l"lslllr..caßollari7Thpadaibisaiai:3l;edoiceogat -4 tenottr a' lll " l/"l"is ex i s t ial it ago" ; 'ether of-alet wawa a i n ,,,,b ece ,, wosame of Obi sent ; and cognizance athao was the mute, be eieeld not fleetly/1i tesidactled•of 64 thattisitil pounds . So such ter the .necessity. Credit and necestersre netryfelly . iii Teri- eeintollimm ham.... "'D OM mete: eirmielstallcee •why any thing less rational than the peepositiel to mild flemaitfillseileuer stateiteektiest the expenses were rather . int..% anti cannot be reconciledentelreelf ejecumetances." shoo emir eadesssieir.be more. texpeasiele or ; gives •to these matters of charge to a Coasmitteeithate elides.. It lit ie every year than diminishing . Whatever was , . .If the distress were admitted anarthe,nue. esitY for re -, Pandhltrothinhimealltyt t ew forged , ?. Idle allisties of might suit the - Member • foe AherthealMe..Nonse), no` dee , . It 'of the - Hon. Member's motes;' he (lewd d' that to nseill Oreeehmerit, he thought it mestaleo be concede .i ioistertio - Italy; are7ll2,.ettionnto to —doubt, very well to have lath &Committee:so that there eiderry) would nor be ebe Secretary who would no part of our expenditure could ,eoch ,profusion be ilig'illeellilit wet . at , reaffee 14400tWe ;The. le ow' might he renewed debates on the Estiptikee.4(A ) migh.) . go before a Select Comoritgemp ' s—Oaesr, bear,) — a found as existed in this department of the Civil List,anti -Few for,Missioattilliddy.ioeledillte Isere- It might be in accordance with the . ' sotler4rk e ractlee g Oahe enunieted ea the policy of -barrier certain Minis. 'i therefore nothing could more properly be maile.threib grim and ether • atteadameelWall la .IP2, Iffininff. It hot he could not consent that the •whofile . . the at ,tees with certain allowaocee at Fergie' Courts. .11 he . . ; eer elfin enquiry. Shies he gave notice at the beginning of wee tow 17.0 M / . He weeldiiiietelpok to the .expense the country should be - thrown into i Celle a bove did net pewees the con fi dence of tits House sod the ? • • b ite Session of a Motion for en address to the Wee, pray. of oar Angeassailee to tea UnitedoStactee of Aneerma.—. stairs.—(Cheers.) But if it ,was even the intention of malintry, they might to call moon his Maiestyae appoint i ino his Majesty to reduce the Civil List. a p ar tj a t re duc. Under this.beed we had, en 4;94 *charge, of 316761. Parliament to take on themselves to dim:tithe policy inotherSeetetary.—(Load cues of hoarfrost tibettpee- .6o ,, had been ige ete d—b e a ll u d e d to . t b s re d uc ti on i n Now the expense .of an Ambesseelorithere arse 7.426 e on which Ministers were seat to Foreign States, sad , sithealiesebes.) lint elthoogh he welted sot seeept the • 1-„, !.. . '• r the personal earners of the Sovereign, anti the reduc- ThesomPaid to the Ambassador Yemede•Weeffealkin. Which whether they were to have °neer esere•Ministers, it was •Hbnt Member's challenge, and go into a etsiled rept:- 1 ' don of ten per cent. on "Mariam Tins- - circeenetenee in- exceeded , be. Ere thundrad •Ponade. the sitime.-ef the not., he was sure. in the way proposed by the. aunt- mating he'fore a Select Committee above:trim, yet beets i • de: 4o him to limit his present Auden to th e third class. President of the United Slatesem(Hese.hei*Aiter.) able Membt+, by a Committee up stairs. ire* Ingo& .peepared to answer most fully and explicitly belowstaire - . • t k j 1 ,. 1 • ' et . the Civil List. He thought be shottid, leave oo dilli- TM sell' Pretence he bad wrePheo, wt . eel !IP to •instifel ed that the whole Executive Government'Whil enetv in satisfying the Hesse that wherever , degree of gate it might formerly he nuessery to keep np in foe reign comings. it was not desirehle that mere should brat is a • 'policy Theiarroligament mith reepect to the number of foreign Should . the.gratst expenses:incurred : t rig tAnanalsoorsi. Was, : the of sending a Minister to one Court, or zip** t •oregmes ,seits soest econesuical. They were now net necessity of keepieg.up a suitable depose( eoWitmet be vested in that Committee to be explai • it wreathed more aemerone, with a single exception, than they were isleattent.samplaltepubbeliketbeteftheVoited into? He doubted whether a Secretary if State's oath is that . year which the . lien. Member thought to be the now be maintained th an was absolutely Dec ssss ry. States of Anteric.s. Aeltaisbrositiv (weld mote for incur - gave him the power of communicating even to that unit , mere/Ala -of d iplomatic extravagance. There .it,. could not bnt express his, diss at isf a ction at the ring an expease like that Of th e Yrosttlent. It might be House all the circumstances of oar foreign policy and were no w not more Ministers of higher rank, with ens went of sincerity .evinced by Ministers when they said in answer to what he•heatiOniatked media iocrease f ore i gn re l a ti o n s . Even when questions Were pet colts eeceptiete at all the Courts, than there were in the year 'poke of retrenchment. It was inelsoleible for the of 15000 i. ea account of Anthassedoes . seise 1791 2 . Majesty's Ministers in their places in Parliament, it was referred to by the Hon. Member. Six foreign Ministers • .• ' that we bail now Ambassadors at Tommy aod.otber usual with the House to run before the etinister.` and stood on the scale of Ambassadors' anemones of the House not torte that greater redactions . might have 1 . been effected without injury to the dignity,tsportnen places where we had no Ministers them. Bet :It was prevent the asking of any gasman which could leill , t/ first elms. In 17921Isere were live—for Komi% Angela , much also to he remem b e r e d that we had Ministers at Veoiee, safely and fairly answead. Bat was • Bedroll:7 .61 Fthergelliestaatinople, and Holland. There wee gene , injury and in Polainitit( before that country wardieided by Rut. stat e to be brought before-a OomMittes di Sheelilis. for Spoil'. 'The Hon. Member could net see why 'theft • It was the opinion of some of those whew he had con. lie, Prinsga r eed Austria.) and, in 179 5 , an Ambassador p oura bl e Member's appointing ,above smite, sad -that Wes an Ambassador in Ressia.—(Hear, hear .) — Tire Felted. that after the sacrifice voluntarily made by the it Woes, at none of whieb.pleces representatives of-this to be examined and interrogated in alt the-emits, Hon. Member associated that with a fullest for the Holy 1 King, it would be ungracious at the Present Moment to coaatry were sowensietained. Looking at the gene- transactions relating teem. foreign missions?-(Hear.) Alliance.—These views of economy wete associated t 7 ' t . . ~ .. . cull for more. He bowed to this opinion, though he dons which he had . poiated out, it • was impossible Met to It weeklies better at ogee Is • odthdrawian the foreign with feelings of an anti-Holy alliance. —(Hehr, hear.) did nest altogether concur in it , and thought if the pre- suppose that our wooden is Europa was alltab• iial. 'Ministers, than to hare cheetah of our foreign policy —He (Lord Londonderry) was not to depart fr om the sent distress continut* and he feared that it would in- proved; that . oar means bad- iooriseed I that ofer hater- and foreign relations exPosed he this totriosity . ef evevy esto li sbed•systere and from the wisdom of their awes • eerier, that more etteiNhe necessarY. Nee however con. its were not sufficiently guarded in • •1762; • • • ••thosit Honourable Almada% who proposed .an bigotry by a tors, which. he thought. was as mug as the pubic scored to poetponif his general motion for the present, who guarded them were p o t su ffici e etly paid ; r that Committee. If all those motives of policy which rue- wisdom, of the Hon. Members irmatKiedaer side. To tie in the hope that before the commencement of another our Foreign Minister, received t o o mach sow.. was laced either peace er war, were to be estosed and epee. number in the second class of fenftle Ministers there Session, 51inisters would see the eecessity of effecting a convinced that the present expenditure [tiger this sad ed to the rises of that Colimmittee—N u tt.Executive Com was bat ousildities. There is ' rts of that tad MOM- • 14 further reduction with respect to the ltoYal household, might be reduced without injury to an interest batitbat Mites up stairs, Hear, ► bear, -bear I)—mby, the aest description ; anti, ia 1792, ell limit i 4, the GrestOfficers of State, and the Pension I ; iet. H e of the envoys or persons .emplz t ed on _inch :Meiotic step would be, he belisud, .a Committee ef Belgic ten lielliPoteotiart% These were Pr" Perlll(2l ' ,' ', • . . ennld 'et foe a moment suppose that the heart of . his He wished particaularly is sit to the amount of pen• Safety in the following year.- (Hear. hear, liser.)--The the Two. Sicilies. America, itavarts . (which had men ti elajesty WWI nut deeply affected ; they logiv that it was, sions now paid. In a Report v ii. a Coittealttert is 1812., it , appointment of as Executive Committee was. he meld op to beef importance), Sardinia, Wirternherg (the only front the seerches add . reseed to t h em . from the Throne •was stated the p ens i ons t h en . aid m i g ht be expected u t aintain,of a step towazde a Committee of PlaineSsfety. Safety. one th at was added), Saxony, Tuscany. and Switzer- . 4 on the subject of tho le Calamities which had fallen on would he reduced on the return of peace, as retireal Xi. B the moaner in which Honourable Menthe(' were g land. The Hans Towns bad a Insister in 'lee, and it . 1 . . t e e p eo pl e , cer tainly not through their own Wisetfltdilet. meters would then go out ogein• Now what was the. feet? the habit of discussing questions in that house las t ly, was intended to have one appointed, hot thetoselll " 'as Ile need not fecal to the recollection of the house that In 1315, the amount of pensions was.elle/00/. iet presifft they were sodeavoring to assimilate this country to able to perform the duties, sum additiee be ing made to et the commencement of the present Session the Crown it was 540001.; and thistoe, while there was en increase America. They were endeevearing,to nuke the cure his salary. With the exception of one single Minister, 1 - . 'h a d rec ommended economy to them in the novo decided in the salaries Paid tA , Alab inatiOrs who were now try believe that we were brought to that m a t e of-die- se ch a nge was made since 1792 either in nmether or in term,. Th a t r ecommendation had not been followed up abroad. He was trilling that all accessary splendour tress le which we should be obliged tie . a t iet wou all y a nk. The Hoe. Melillo+ said thateo;ll9o/. was the sae by th e framers .4 itewho, pn the Contrary, had come should be hien-up , but lie did not think the reputation those external marks of degoity.... it ed, -be mou ld a dd, h ill of Foreign Mini.ters in 1792. Bat it was WMO OI . 1 With statements that no relief could be afforded by any (alibis country could be maintained by the magni fi cence hospitality. They were making attempts go paropie The Hon. Member fell into the error of 10 , 0 1101., becalm measure of economy that could be adopted. It would of our Ambassadors abroad, when e evety post must bring the country that all those dieliegivh marks .of a gewat the Minister of Constantinople was paid oat of phut' I• , i ea even by the vote of that night whether inch was the fr esh accounts of • the distresses a u ger which the people nation were to be absodoied, .hreageo the cogoey tion money. which system b.: hoped wool_ gale • • or that house He liefieved that man •In the were suffering at name. In the whole list of mar Am was op Longer obis se . 'import thens...--(Heer.ja— a llot be adapted. There were_uow_six Grilse_ ' .... ._class_ef ~, 1 11 mm " ) I. it - 'l, •t ft ) and b do tig •I • he • • - eonntrY oar. Jeep mile- sarensm. at me shifts ate. "sea cs, re was net a s ieg e inst a nce wre so an- whether any.savisageonetermaildeett beaudeinthearde- Mobesseskiree-namete, fur !ranee, brala._ lawma n .. 1 ) V , ka/lients which had been resorted to in order to guard crease of income h a d .n o t ,r a k e p.pi ace . Tbe allowance partment of the Cull Ltst,tintstill was not at the.diapseal RUMS. Aostrta, and Constantinople. 'I Muslims w . againseierenchnient aPProsehink the West ()them of of sonic had been doubled, and in other.caus eifiottely of Parliament: for they mold not tooth the Arend now 74,0001. They were in 1.792, 10.0111111. The in- ..• . ttets ai d 'the t koreien Atilhasiadere, except in the in. more had beea peen. Our Ambassador et antler% for wade with the &conic* Clororomeat. If theremss may erased expense then we 5•24,0001., mr aboetso peruse i • 'at.nce of the trifling reduction' of ten , percent. Wirth instance, refeeived about tome lineee what ' l t" .. (41 " 3 ,___ erl Y dOrliall. oB o f . 111 ° OreldiVag. of Slate mare pri v ate on e , 11. 'lt 1792 we had 11° Mini "' I le , a ___, A Wirtam br i 1 1 , ; . 4 . purl • A house was besides provided far ta0.41•1•4610 1 • than another, i t was that very tsiturgaut et me Levil ant i when besides thel•• the- ten per neat 1 ""'"* • sl 1 , 1 eal been made. The Civil List ' hid at various times ma altered in consequence of the altere&valee of mi • dor, a ISM weseillossed tot misfit. sod ukaploitas, Pester List. ' Therforella illations iod the osultry rabid oat be dactellift would leave the charge nit itheitptaitrlese 11 " ney. The expressions used by 51e. Pitt In 1791 • es an grim. and I=24olllElst htallett• *Vas,' thing that could carried en if they meth subjoin .tre the congeal aid us it was in 1792. Bet it ivoold be asked, why - lid we Mt - ...Occasion of the land, wereso rempthable that he mast save lam . xpense.. They were saved,feres all late . Their Mogi** of Committee' aiming. op•staire. Bet die Hon. gigues fit Tensity. Seeder, soul Wirteniherg ? Hhe 1 het relive sp quote them: Mr. Plitt said, r• the propo. salaries were paid yah o o s ay: r aw:ti m e They were i Mosher could letoisbel Minaltlerkalieligh diterceold net thineelastry had :always 3finisters at those Courts, wit Oen then 'brought forward had not' for les Object the secured against Auer less (soothe state of the Erich consent to theappoiatment of eis.ExeentieinCemanittee. to FSWOWSIO• 46 Paiste end all the othu . Pewe e 4 Et ' . ' Adeancemedt of the Cirilfelit.. .rer had no *.ditporfition which had sometimes been ata sits it a. 30 per ... ler were MO diepoutto 'Wink from . tieing its and rope. When Mt site posers had elioisters there, that . . World to th e ex i s ting establishments ,' but the advance oragainst th is connisy. List it mu various too serve replanatiole& to their place in that Maw, mad As• Wall OVIIII.e proof they.woreriot idle. Then km mania ea" i billet' bad taken place in tint Prine °fall the' talkie , ' of that th o u g h ever ,. poisible,maimas taken that the•Ata' i therefore prepared !wren !ties 'Hen. Member that thil to Switzerland, which witslooked on as iasitraideam by life, which every Gentleman felt in his primate • arrange - hassaeom Alcoa sustain godess.ll 6 4 1 elleitinnereere eloseetfMte•Wiril. LAO els Old hoar 'the latifeagitieratiny. th e'ffole . Member. Ilitibe policy of this country was 1 ,• meets made an increase neceteary. If wee not pro. nefevourahle, w h en t h e .eap t rary Not the out pet a Theitsibtflaidlor. bed.oold.thait this ,elme.of /the Vied 'arta thereat scale. • 114 mold dent that Switserised 1 • p os al to' ad d •to the quintile!' of maghiticence word was beard or Impaling being.. saradr(rom i tkeir List w *creasing every year,and th a soa pate i ni lawns .prisanifiefortant eitiorin a politieg or &HWY new ' . Which bad been thoolikt• - Igemsre for the heisg t as they•lolnow...for aunsidersble thilleefretirree riblimitilledt Sekihal-gileinessamiewitheakewadation, Switserlind was I pilot -or great, consequence in lb* N tt e eign •or the -( treat lno c ee s ea• A t 'st a te. this o cou n stry.andirreace. interest ofithia AMNIA% -Be for it coal/ be 'hewn thee,-peoodests -woe .omikan e ego of theerthigher aarrags.-to iamb this !aim, #7_,_ A be. li:OM admitted is a late meet' that our p rese nt e mir . fo r on o , did not see. that the alleitheelsett. low *Otos . ,owikko• ardietoorrotoam kodomitidloomocto lir- impel We bad ilmeps A,•ddleieter in• - nant at anw — a : t• eat areatternients ought' tolierfoltedethin those of 17104 seder ielzraueeemesaticeour se,..leweemill 4 4.84.11.. ,ibioriiit sow.aghiadlowbiumfa Ne e m l um..i.,,mini,s..,(r.wh Jot) e. 17— •• - e t . Rhea the prices of th ings were higher thee at present. . to estertain , goOliela inteltiletiliehttl Af.dlitLeeit a ritteeetheffliferellbeleteeffetimet beedmeMeillgiele • sea eof Plenijtotentiaries. Thole mu ea infationan t in 4, dot meant if 'hi countryttvkilgaiher.erttle lat ent the credit ef entmettentereaismileveibeeetWeber ,s 4 en! VordigleekliellgoilietainleettheameSsaltiliesstneA '• : Edam: Mr. tßegadl"ertor t regb e ibirs ier 'al" tine which had lately been midi la! the waluteof meant nen our. Minister :sighs Fibril 10-rAlllt , llr emeuseslesdatib_ ,Iktelhtsfee bisaadat:',Ahtddoe.stMentsse .IMateedidef. a Teter.. rera., „. , ..w.a .a.. 1 1. ) • _ „.. P7:7 7 i• ~.,,1 /.tter'.l.l:-..:11 -.li. c ... . , .., ...,! •(.414 I , ;.,tee4v) 4116 15:. 011 1i '. 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