The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-26 00:00:00

was sot to be reitiaserated for the ascribes he bad. 'made. He hail asked for a passport to his comstry, which was erfased, because at that titre there was an eiert making to restore its liberties. Ho Mew that h Mich: Arab arn, because basest ma were at the head of a • fairs. at whew bands be should receive justice. Dose mu were determined to retrieve their country from its =e. and they world bare dose so had net the bi bud of the Allies, who called themelme the .........elp. Alliance. been laid apes thee. He trusted • that the subject of the interfeasoce of these powers • . :Wald, daring the Session, Cr** regularly before the 1 ••• tAttlisideratioast both beams of Farliaiseut. If the pet, ;•:0111= r of ro llssioe continued to* seed upon by • . die world Moil Iteßlwore4 into* Irl e . .. . • • ' r o e= el thus bad pot. Imes knows. - eis honoduble compensation had rot • boorimode tolls* Petitioner. . • . _llliollforquesa of LONDONDERRY said that he Woad stet go into a wide rage of diecessiMs on the p.m* teestion, or debate it on general principles. He sistedemske* few remarks orly_ or the case of the iadi- Ildralosisbeelesht hover& He was glad to bud, frog. • dilmiattelsty fee the individual whose case was before Moo Wok evieced by the Hon. Dent eases opposite, that the' . - ehletiman- of a police-officer abroad was much more re. .iposell by them this at home. Ciptaim Romeo war . ..ore of that class of persona. The services be, had giee ► • lien stated to have bees under the obSerraSeßl site/Mg Olken; by whose opinion the as of cos was required to be allowed. He aseellie ell t t **best authority on the 'object was that of fa Withal" di'Veiert; ear Ambesseder. who had.beea twee • /*timid to. sad who bad twice reported that the stale• meats of losses hi the British service by Captain Roma, were not founded in fact, sad Amble expelaim waif a 'fetishists* indicted for acts committed by him after • me army Ink left Calabria: Surely the Hoes' would stggrreett in Moira. that after the full iiivestigadoi of Mg • Laibesaador, that nothiag further was required to -by . dere, owl that the Goverment were jastikd In actin ma that official report. He could sot think that &Coe, oatmeal that Howie maid have better opportunities of judging.. the ;pasties than oar Minister at Naples. It • was argued, that Lord William- Beittiock had rears. melded the case of Capt. Romeo. That Noble Leta had the cadre Footrest ofthe Tenser, Chest at that time; if be thought proper hi had the power of living remarieratim for service reamed to oar army. He ImA deco so !salt other cases, sad why should the . present be the oily exemption ? He did not wish to g ive pais to Carom Romeo, bet he could not elle any is the claims now brought forward; the Government meld mot give rewards in solitary eases. or on soy system , whit& they could *et ',moralise. He could sot coaelikir thatthis question was submitted at the proper lisis Osi .fierbouse, or that the'proofs Which are relied or liters' brought forward sofficieetly early : It was as ameatillier able silica cm the part aW Captain Romeo, and of dome who sepperteal.hisrieleas. He hoped that the house meld be pstfestly sadaddd with the circamstaaces that seaweed aim the arrival of that individual is this comity. With regard to the passport which is coat . sleeted of, set heist granted, be (Lord Loodoode/y) AA rot wish to mipremie, the °averment by giving a passport 'miasmal im all Mei came—one that was *only yawed to British subjects. jag" HUME said the Noble Marquess (Loadoederry) )lad Mittel a tone totally different from that which he laid last year. He mss 'estoniabed to dud the Hem. .Reeretary (Mr. Ocoulburri) not giving unqoalified credit to the statements of General Campbell. That Gellert' Olbeer says, that Capt. Romeo awl every other person who Lad rendered service to 'the British Oovermiment. were persecuted. The Antimasatior at Naples (Sir W. /Moen), had promised protection to all those who Lad done so. It was enjostillableou the part of the British ameenumert. now to refuse colpeuration is a t un who bad so severely suffered in their cause. taio ' was awful to penetrating the plans of the Me 14 . t of of se destroy the British ieffeesee; by hid . lir , Boos t was•mmereed s * The Noble Matqaiss bad per. versed the admission that a sum of mosey Was pald 9 she mistress of a From& Oefierel 1 it go sawn u paid as a lomat wawa,. freer se i pokfottootist. sit teh his exertions for as bad cowl him, Captain was . perfectly . justified in submitting it as a loss b oar service, and to claiming eampeosatiou for h.—, was not fair to argue that SUL a-year.' which be had received, was the remaneration awarded, as that as was only granted at the intercession of the Doke of Toth as an allowance pending the investigation of Rid claims. He thought it most unjust to deny him a Bel• tkili-passport, which be had reason to expect, when he Mended to prooevd to Naples. Capt. Romeo had lost all hisproperty, and be (Mr. H.) hoped, when all the circumstances of his case were considered, that the British,Goveroment would pay proper attention to his just claims. Mr. C. FORBES thought it by no means honourable to tbe.obaracter of the British °overeaten that any per ms to whom it bad promised its protection should now be epffered to starve la the streets. He wowed that the /sisal of the poor individeal in question would be set at ease epee one point in particular. He was now under momentary alarm of bet*/ arrested eider the Alien Aet, for the police, about a week ago, paid frequent visits to the si retched garret which be occupied at a reatof four shillings a week. He (Mr. Forbes) had esdeavotteed to assure Capt. Romeo that it was imp - aide be could be arrested under the circumstances ; bow. e'er, that gentleman thought otherwise, sad he still was ester the impression that it was intended to give bits up to the King of Sicily. Considering the neglect with which Captain Romeo was treated, be• could not help stating that a pension had lately bern granted as a reward fur the-services of a meritorious British Officer, Whose chums were not stronger than those oldie Defoe tebilte gentleman to whose he adverted. He would not new name the person who bad aLtained the pension. but hi pledged himself to afford an opportanity of &etre eliciting the fact if it emelt, be done. it was earnestly to letbeped that the thiverouseet would reconsider his teaeasy and that the sum of MIL a-yeae vrotild be restored him, in consideration of which he had been induced to accept SOO/ a rear At this mouteit he bad not a chile sixpence in kir pocket, and nothing could be more deplorable than his sitaatims.- Some time ago a selsscription was fart en feet for him, hut though the names were high, he wassailsy to say that the nom was by 110 means liberal. • • The Marquess of LONDONDERRY was fully con vinced that ntt order had area issued let the removal of Captains Ito .0 oat of the reentry. lithe lion. Member vim had just sat doss • 'Might tftiVernsient had done wisegia granting penitent' Utley individuals , he hoped tic MAX UPiliklll4ll itrogldnot b ald it Min the slitpq .-- of a threat, bat would beteg , forwiird''a'distitict motion ne the subject. . , - - . • Ur..C. FORBES; is expluatien. depreeated any in • Ondes of bidding tier a threat to the tiovereaseet. The e 4assionsfratichlve , aHuded, wail that •br tile pension of /0M: Meese which , he aleffersteed had lam giaateal to itie Lady of Sir Henry Tereus. • Mr. ABAUTillhOt said it-liai Mr true that a pee- . • o.• nof (0141. a-year had lame grartedie the Civil list to. Lady Tango , ist'Oesideraßok et the services of her huhated; mid it mid Mt bi qmoitieeed that it was com peer 4 ea the'Crowe to dossigile krantIMIII atithwisest br di o ril l y t ;.. tld • ~..-. alieri ILUSWlZ i ne..smoviat ill'it tle 4l al it le the t oboe. tbit the Mammy Efthroalkitielfellkees waif in UMW ofCaptele•Rowits. while-be frai appalled Miff by the Neepotitaw Farliamest. He hoped that the pro- r" , I I TVIE St 'leen of the Alieititilpaiplied •Sie / *di' :h•w" tnitliot is bas Mr esefkosliwg Ise' tithaeL • • • , • • - . - - Tbe Merger's of LONDONDERRVt did set see list the claims of Captain Romeo were espbsdied its. mils 'Spearg • eitiassir. If be had made the great waday of Enemy hiked represented. ashy had tweet stated the ' diet ;elfin or 1818 ; With rasped to the Allei Act, it .isegald bathe very lass thing a Secretary if-State would do to apply . its revisit** to his ; doe whet it was resorted to. it w 1 for acts altogether of a different 'suture. Col. DAVIES said a few wOrds, after which the tie titles was Mitered to be printed. -. * . ... Sir J. NEWPORT mord for ea Accoest ' a all sums laid *et it Public Works is Irelalicooe4 4 l w a y . of loan for the last to dears. —Ordered. ._ Mr. R. WARD brought up suedry Ordnance Ac. Founts, which were ordered to lie ea the table, and to be printed. IRELAND. Sir J. NEWPORT gave notice, that on Monday, the: 22d of April, he should 'move for as Address to his Ma jesty on the affairs of Ireland. seer. tr. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER &boarder of the day for the House to resales item &Committee of Supply. • Mr. BERNAL Wished to call the attention of the Comptroller of the Navy to the ease of the shipwrights cif Chatham, to which he had adverted oa a fpreser night. They were of opiates. that in receiving *ply 2s. per week t they were not paid the fall sumo* I/ A ca. the Navy Office. He hoped that theitekeet.' - ed wadi be able to give . a latisfectery"Wiffell. 'the matter in question. Sir B. MARTIN said that the arrangeneab mode with respect to the shiParighte teed plate to 181 led' had his endre ionearreeee; as well that 4 the Nary Offee. It had been matter of easaidwdbi whether the, •principle of discharge or redwebea ihoild be adopted. He was of opinion the. instead. _ due ifslag 5,000 men sad their families, and therelsy. .et the parishes with not less than 415,000aflactoff scillitaca, it would k much better to centimes the* at reamed wages. ' Sir J. YORlCE'seid i few wards EO the same 'effect, and the motion *as agreed to. 111111MITTEI or SUPPLE. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the order of the day for the House resolving itself into a Committee of Supply. Sir B. MARTIN wished to call the anemias of the Hon. Member fee Aberdeen to the merle of as assns. useful et#eriment which he had witnessed on Saturday last. *That espiebease woo mode .for. the rupees of ascertaining whether It *VW set be proper to de away coal tar is the pmeseden of the dry rot to ships, and a ' Mr. Coots wee the aladlrldsal with when the limeades *diluted. Sim hemmer. the Navy agreed to pay Mr. Ceote Ilse MIK les demanded in the drat inane, they wished to mete, fir his plea might be ailfdlita rzalresd accordingly an esperisesathad bees made," last, is the presume 0 the Hoe: Melba fee Aberdeen sad of live aspeekeerd salmi dicers. whose epiniose cads* agreed with his own. that the laves. ties if Mr. Carte was nodding bat • post deeepties..- 111114 -respect to the matins tlost male, was injuries' or dangerous. as Wag inffnmahlo. .10 was net bale ..stop feet. - The OwesOliniswer, Adel was mem sa turated with cool tar than say other vessel sow in sew lolisien, and which had. is a leet,eliniato. &caliphates' of 264 seep, lost only two isdieldsals. &know request; ed the Hon. Member for Aberdeen would state his *O lden to the Home of the experiment he had whammed on Saturday. Mr. Nubia corroborated the statuses& o f the Ise _ _ WM/DOM revs PIO cmiii. Mr. CREEVEY finding that this ems $ Modes for a Committee On the Ordionsp Ildiasise. whied to petit out to the House ese parOsohm , Itasoobialk might sot to have a place in thew matosets. He fatted thatilbe saes of 4,670 f. was proem* Am repoin 'Albs ibrdlealigos So the lotted of Barbados,. bat as thane was food set apart 'for she mime by as Ass 7= 11163, he was sore that iffy other assembly dila %bootie he new addressed, ma thick of applying he the ag , pablie perm of E ' creak! take the adage ese elusive. The 7. . : 4.. dies ;sad as 'street from the Act, impel a 44 per somas the MAI* of the Leeward keepiztkeppeir the gar* sons spoil them. But ' hellos. slascructlet stead of applying the fend as it ought to lied, a' public treasury was called upon. Asti why? the produce of the Leeward Island Duties west ia skid to several branches of the higher orders 4 a calmly : It would be vocolleeted that open the lint misapplication of the feed in the time of Qom. Ass., a petition had been presented praying that it eighths) restored to its legitimate use, winch her Majesty oripr ed to be done. Here, then, the priseiple which he erpd was recognised, and at a period of general distress, when eves the Crews felt it &apothem to give up 13,00 W. a year, it was too much to call upon the people of Eel:- land to pay a tax which by an express Act of Parliament, ought to be paid from soother source. He would mill on the country 6entlesses, whose tamale were Iv . 'idling oat or derlog their 'farms, to say_ how they were prepared to sanction this abase? lie have occasion to brief the subject is diteil before the House, bat he shoal d sow move as as sopopiloaost. « That it be an instruction to the Committee tommeashin• whether the produeeof the 44 per Cest. Duty was fogad adequate to discharge the sum of 4,670/. 14s. 7d. payable for keeping in repair the forts of Rarbadoes." The Marquess of LONDONDERRY salimitted to the Hon. Member, whether it yolld not be more to his tor venience and to thatof the boom, not to maths mead went, as La professed his intention of bringing dm whole mention forward at a future time. Mr. HUBIE supported, the amendment. ebserviag AM it was necessary to the course which his Hos. Friend Wended to adopt. 31r. UOULBLIRN contended that no question of se lonial policy, upon an enlarged scale, could be tikes up by a Committee of Supply, as its functions were Emitted to one distinct purpose. The gallery was then Asa* for a division. mid the numbers were—Ayes, 62—Nues, 14-11.ijority against the Auelisdeseet, 4S. , • oaDX•XCB MIST 3 WITCO. 00 011 f re.admissius into the gallery we fond the El cave iti . a Committee. Mr.' rt. !YARD rose to iiiivedut Ordsance Estimates. The tetaeof the expresso( ,this .brarich of the public service wenl.l be 1.200 4 E,..1ifi1ig gil thousaad ?maids less than l64 pr. the, . year on. tin ordinary plat of the Militates, and 21, . woo this that oil.. ? will. ki....' s a comparison with thee:pease of Ili= year.. , .der diet part of Jim estimate' called u *IP. ,Vri i i i it'l ". it, wou ld be seep .that the gam ems Illt 1 1 4,:kids less than Imstyrer.. Utiderehe 1 ra• a np,Fation s o aa „," theme was BO exrem as :IS tar/ side of 11,0181. and on. the civil of 9,125/. It wield. lAN: • • • . , liaitieer, be obvious that tido; iecream wee 'teased hi the decrease in the body of the Estimates. The set. 'vice for beheld required a ems less by 13 Amassed ;meads than that required in the last year. The whole sem required weitid be eppareatly 1113 tibeeesid puede Isere than last year. but in pilot of real expellee there was a Moieties of 83 thousand pounds. A saving had bees elected is the civil sod military brassies of tie service which be would describe very shortly. begiesing with the civil. The priecipal offices Wisterias to the Ordnasce Department were dime of Pall• Mall, sad the Tower; in these there had bees a real saving of 68371. Under the head 4Coatingeneies. there had bee* a saving of 19001 ; and os the es pease ail) the Foreign e Stations one of MIL I. tbe item of repairs. the saving was 2,301 W.; so. that with a few miser reductions. the whole saving in the Civil Breach sabounted to 24,343/. Thir bad been *tested by production is the member of atom is the number of pommies who fined others; and i • the bi t lessesiag of their salaries. Last year them were marl 500 person in sad about the °Maim; sad of ems lisadred bad bees redeced ; so that be the Committee would mot think the Heads of thi meet bad been idle since the last Session. The maim of perms. sow employed was three headrest sad eighty age. If this number were mowed with that et the fay nitwit* year 1722. it would be found that the easseriesl, immwth of the Department bad bees dea-asod. la the wear 1793. the number of pumas was 353. without am. keine Ireland; and it might ben be observed thatenew cal celestite bad bees since added to this eseatr, W.S. least. If the anisher employed at that time ter 'Mead. were added, die- swabs, wool/ be 414 being*, move thea the aumith at prima attached to Use DepartmeaL" The Committee meet be aware that mush amens bad bits asoeseary to mitosaplish the roulades ; for it mold sot bat be as irksome, • pilafs' task, tis redoes reams Atm a state or sosafertto one of essyseative pallier ales, and especially whoa that were dose without as: hake Oar owe. Hi begged here ta wham rat he hod alidail last year that those Madam were Is am =lilt w thaw said why bad gay ass bees •as g but the answer was. has dm isimi so ft wind mash asseidotatioa and digestant. The ii . Malieral oleo Ordassee hail long cosmaplasod a toad change is the comisados of the deperammtt; and was resolved to try the experiment of is treemkg la the vit. risme Mess checks apes each ether. This had W. accemplkhad, sad hadeoesillerably multiplied the bari.- seea illateras were wow made to the priatipal Masi retie a ma* instead of owe a quarter ; sad this fr.' ties WOW a daily Pernal of the besieges due. sad et die adasitest receipt and expeeditare. Mere baleen was am mamactod that ever in the variotwolices, sad yet dm swisbar of ie them had bees rakes& In absent every nisi sham bad has rodsetWas, awl others wars osVi i Th e hag services of same of dm ellasm t impossible to mum them with sup lattice; It was therefore proposed that lbw dwell he allowed to mania until delA or mike. i heat; it king modarmood that the mamba *as mod item not to be filed sp. It was also imegiud to throw as Ma Moamar* the Wow perfatmad by the two Digartmams of Barrack Masser desond, and heir u lisilemd. This ',manganese was awbralmally Is its z bet it world be cord* brewe to d mass= city tar public beadlt. sad hothead b.21.1 . 1f the Nevis= squired far those daparhwams firedat dm Ordinate as ably a• they wars leader 4 Pl err Or7mamermsom. He saw same so aide* the am -41. . I the military Weisel' of the Mmartiwildt and he megrstalated tha c.amitisa ea the mastsam dos which had lama place; a chugs, to accomplish which dm Earl of ilaigrava had goes a war. and which had bees carried into perfer i i oar bi ll; Debi of Wellingtok the present Master.OeneraL The - hail ' bed fear mem aad am A tit . = I TAC I=idseadurese a de. was tsar Mts. bum ta bo as arreardwifi e lig I. as It wall reader a sum said by this part '. ea Ms miser eldo of for allowances to Regimen, Serpen t _sad Visors; se that the clear neat would be - MM. As Wren. wet bad bees siesta is that pert of tbe service NY. bag to Reliefs. hie** Maly of As military Me gaged is this braasit sides sink, VW nisei Mal irs is forage ditesbei s circeaseasce which was sly considered a beedobly. Bet by as miditiee of @hoopoe* aft es Ile dbedve Swear it bed bees sea 4► ranged that two imiliesiobeald always be iseesessaa to proceed skied sad relieve. A decrease had . takes place is the aid pay of labourers, as would be seem on a of Wo present with lite lestyeses seaman/et mad s Mein bed Imo ofroread may Meat by a transfer at labour from see soinbliellstesl In M edia, This sight be ississeed is she tramelmfof labor from the ("Artery to the eatreerdisery brava,' the D► sod the transfer of hares& famines. Is the gO n ermiis Islands, in the elms of clerk of stores there bed hies a saving ell the Wesd haltpsy. The wbele do dimisolos oftbe oiOnsee es the military bomb wee estranlyisr &meal Omsk sad there were some Widow et mess Is whisk he the espesse would be relfsmiedt pastiadsel, 081 revert Oaths espies charged to Obi 'sissy of 'Demme fat loolliostiess..— Tide with some otiose weld make a approlosesse.a filallW.l het there were tedsetiess isemejoiessd thra the isduestes WA brought this ram ewe to 21.11 W. Then was a alight exam sassed by Innen of pay to overseen sad clerks of works, sod eIIOWINIIIM is sap• P eet sad misers, clerks. Isc. as ouslisg to 14,1611. form. lag a part of the sues be bad eseetiosed as as metees:— Shouid be set have made himself clearly smienesed es this subject, he should feel pleasure of ovary in formation within his.power to the Geset The last sumach of the expestlintre was that oat the Cayce 'idol," is which the eeswe had boos begedows to the lowest possible sum. This year it was but WU. while is soma years it had bees as en& se Is tbseassd petted% and 60 thousand pounds. -Trent &embargo vs lasing to Ireland, the desloctioos, wowed widt the ism yeses expense, amounted to 15 *seemed reads, and Ind bees brought under the i=r M( oats masagemest the Surveyor . The esti mates stated the same, situation, sad salary of sway (Nicer ; and as he thought It better is the first imam, to give the Committee merely as ostisseef the estimate he should reserve the Waster salted* for riphiariss as it might be called for by the Cotamittott. Be • •to move the votes is the same order in which day was moved last year, be g innin g with the establishments of the Tower sad Pannell, sad going through die differ est listless. The Hon. Member concluded hysoseing a Rawhides for 33A1111 for the salaries of tits I umweal, and ether Olken of the Ordsasee at dm, men. busitiosats at the Teeter sad Pall-Mall. Mr. HUME expressed his satisfaction that a amigo had beefs dbeerdia the Depart/mak sad at the staie term whilth had been made by theMoa. Meador which eoasiderad to be clearer thu asstd. Ile tho s at z t : l t t. however. Mre ies& to cosspa the ex of one • mem with the other. He or the tr of label's, het regretted that at melt of the redastioa was la oratemplatioa *sly. Na thotght the ',ease of the Barrack Beard was aoreariewebly great. Ho object was to drew. If possible. she esagesative charge% sod Orr this purpose he weald tabs tbs fait 1817 as a medium year of expease. Ha theoght great credit was ire to the thpartoseat for the redoetios of expoose seder the Isis Hoe. Number. and said that even Coote's sea wail tarps of Driven bad bowl reduced ism obliged to admit the complete failme of the escperi7 t hems is seek thy. owl the I) sin It had been captained by Coot* that them was seder two swatmowdo• os the, had hi NO toter in oroceedloa so soe to a vowel Warmed tell Aeon of the atm bee is non ie► coal tar; but he mild sot prove tamale ties gagger diodes I aced the MMI seaket Kr dated whoa brought to the amt. A barrel ha vlog beep dead: The remits wen for the hi to wended with coal ter i thy prikdi smatwishd MI6 IMP well se race saki apes to stwiewtsillt with a lighted *mile. hat he :V i r ri•—• Mat 171.117=1. I to mild oat do es. sad his eaperlateat turned oat iftsvo dl test mega . 'Dee on .1. they abortive. ache redeetise wet 17 but, out Sir J. YORKE spohe.brielly is apalinoatiee of the the aseeasi b time war small addle same fact. for 1111 P w af ges ragiftwh iDie ; " a " Istanch at expme5e7n77111111111.61..6.. had bee* coosiderable.-.4ljese, 16 1 0):: — ; ,„ wbole, hewers.. he could set tee that three wee ee .,‘ — ' reuses fee coagratalatioa. Is the year 1799, th e „La. expense of this Departmeet was , 11 1 11.006( I is * bin 1.ft1,1100/. and sew, in 162.1 1 1,234,0110/. H. ..,;-‘.,'" to admit, that widen the mut increased, dee --` west have lammed alb. Thi with effeese Wai iii. mined)? *se detained posed. men thee thatellaes few though certainly the naprevided heel of es '64 had bees redeted frees fifte , to aim tiesm,lthi s It was for the Cessisittee to readier whothee this pens, was not too greet; It bring admittedly th ree dat,r; more has that of the veer 1792. In the year 17%, the Secretary to the float bed only six sleeks; is the 1, 4 year he had thirty. and sew he had 10. The high,* salary of any clerk is the elfin of the Secreta ry la thee year was t 791. now it was 11771. Is 1791 the 1 4,1, expense of that office was 932/.1 and new it was Om, —la the office of Serveyor-tieneral there had beta a considerable Inman. of expense. in Mil the n „„„, reserves clerk!, sad the repose was .IAM.; ie l e„ i i ; year thirty-six eleviii, el to expense of in well/.; ~,.4 this year twenty-der clerhi. at en mislead kW k the elite 4 Clerk of deeded's/toe there bad boss as 6 crease faith. amber of clerks of ham ((Rose le tweett• three. end %beavers had been tripled. Is the eliee'd Treewarer, the. weenie 1796. tea clerks, at m aria of I,IIIIIIIL s best year there were twelve clerks, at ea ~, pease of 3.llllllLomed this per eight clerks, at ea ~,,, Pelmet of lASI Tbie he resod was the Gale Ake which hal hoes eldluomil is weselew sloes the year 17% H ee * given theme epechnemenl4elacream. be shield really be happy to me the resleme opmeffirally rimed er. If the express had bees redly reamed. dame smut 6 thenght, have bees a nest serval dietsitiaties .1 the service. The mismeipel heoreme is die espeese *swag year 17119.blelhima:i•114entsidlenslats st the Taw and PalSalelt 19e.pselablyenrseed that saws sew Goa wield hiemelent: q p i tl y :the aspen of the eerie ekeetief Iffillta whirl' mated thatZ be Amicable to a the Mel and • Tower as The (keekledemets also theeglit that Weelokk woe abeltei plies Ilia die Tower for remit= They esmilerwl Ilmerier deed the saes if Gement wee rocesseey orky la war, upon a pressurise that the Master Osmond might he called spas iireiga service. They vemmemlarled that only twee( the OS ears of the Aspertuseet theald bold seats is that base; bet sew the,. were her who always supported the pre. position at Oeireemesee, Had the remeamsedsaks of the Gemmlesitmers b _atteaded to, this Weals' woad have bees eaeMisrahly greater in moist; Ist in the preemie be thought timbre* of the higher tames had cossetted ruin dm that el the pale. • the year 17%, the 6. pose of the essolffielsnmat at Pall !WI and the Tower was bat 19 thousand petunia ; last year it per fl Assam! poem& This he tholgat was ressideraily toe largo. If the eves" were twice as much uit vas is the year 1796, It tetnAll _lie amply milkiest. fie hal exported that th e IlliramsetvA of the Wawa De partmest would have lentil his owe ivy. Bs had rodiseed the joutior salad.% sad he was sere they week bare better bwee that maladies had he ceamesall with himself; Is 1796 the Master General received 1111101..• year, sad mew he drew 3,1751. a sae Alia Is weak!, very welt beer a rodectiee el LAW. Laminae at the other dike of the Department. ha was of Spigot that, 1.901 X would be quit* sadism intim Tremens.. .The whole of the higher Officers A the Departamem iseght to slim a dimmed°. of miry. Is 17119. the while Depseteept cast bet 18,7011. iiersesis the proem% year it was a mania id diseased gnash ka loordinete a difereace damask& %least a idemiss of 19 thoesand pomade tte he suppeileAktdiedimissis a " the higher salaries. H immure' lim themff soma" a modes to that effect as be lisasi apse wise greed it was that these salad wade alkersil le molls air teedeed, whilst these a them wee set speed. Be Hissed Omit _ought at least to have the esesesagemet teeeppeetekik taidaseiesse, e t assist that does stone them were sat miempled 'Team dealer elimleadeat. II the Snail wield .stet dear ewe _seemed kliew there. commemilletkiesekheCeedimlewers4Wilitoy Nay. the (bamAttee mastferee Aim to Ask. Mr. WAR!) ix reseed ids sedelledea at the km is width the Hoe. lei Assessid a t ui t 4 tt submitted tie the of the bear.)—He shoeld halmsly happy **Wes MN: Wedowee every leaks la his pos* ire Me points, where there simmered is be any Illasessiss he twixt them, and fer l i b ur atErpose he would Mae he as closely as passible is observatiess be kidmile. With regent to the st ie v at i lee cede dmel iat assay sad extensive reds las make Mlle sou sot say that MINK be milkisat Mogen it heaceforweni. The His. lisalleman did esteem te uaderstead Ate way le whisk he make his ealwaladem to prove the redectiee of ealthishmellAm ea the pneest year with 11/01. lie Beet teef ' mambas of last poor sod allye sithWeidlig hoe them the rtthesties mie_ittthill year. humnwfwelt thil mit ;L ea th r e sad affiffise ts ri m e tr ef e twei tti Velklli ts ylar. ditffi ge t (inell ' oll of the LiestuastAMMl IP tasked de the humid mat at all agree irll la the Bawd et AtiatePit th . naval ditties were eirmat to a naval ricer, mil at tip Board of Ordemes es mi litary budgets sae seder the servintaskess el as Ile nerd Officer. It was Gee 'that the numben is Nl mall and the Tower Weal minter. This eel is mar gesso* of as isamease addition of Wass throws epee these departeemths Boat the Mediae, it the est. stations. The Hon. (kedges's bad made a little ere' take in thiakieg that the busiest. of tie Ordure Office could ge ea with a redectiee et WWI Ir assured .the Heaserable Gentlemsa, that mem milk hie physical powers of labor, he mold tut deal the Iff i. cadets to Isesieess of some of the slicers. to Pub" . !arty distiagaished the Secretary te the lord. _ ..i. ..remitting attention to his duty bad rarely 1 110 :_in led. and he was eery could *ever he earpsetek.,Tln sot eves suit his o ffi ce at the dine of mak Vl= scrupulous atteatios was also exacted from emery '" were "'" deal in the slice. The clerks is each ilepartme:t . __,_ obliged to attend at the appointed hears, sod aselne 6 over them, the Heads of Departmenu were caned erea . to report the beers of their caning sad gei eft t r ar t ; The riblic bad, Weed, sot oily the whole aa _,_ that they had • right to expect. bet eves isier... ce tr ro leisure to which every Onotheme in i t i .r bli f ar is 0 ,..„ emitted bad been treoclaPil apes 1 4 Y. " . oke „, office, sad in the office of Serveyor•Geseral sa d . s. he knew th at the clerks were o bliged to awed hn hours sad upwards beyond their used period. 111 _ 6 1: to -.ring ep arrears of busisese. 'rhos they eter.,'!._ , found at work there from amen is the esersiag tin It: . and till eight sad nine at eight. It wee i'l l f t therefore th at more could be sired from this, soy__. i;:h7 ti'mek 10,0001. from the thiment...!_m by the Hon. Menthe, for Weasel. the 9 •7,.: could am be dom. By these, mode et emeekenttn".7,. Ake. amording to the 11314111 4 the Maser . that human mature maid do would he den I bet be,. f art sore that it could be carried iota N t h el'" l r er At all events, lee pretested spied fifes. 16,, it w et 6 peeing that by a &neve of the pea. me INT sin ;iiii,ii magic, ek• abelle system or sad w' ss law eb s e, this description coold be elk It wee MI if. Iliii reductiels of expenditere ma mime o dit the Janke officereyere divested d' -- „ d wells& their less of wiry. to be derived trees the mou , Do that their espeness Anted le 1 1 104 4 W ri gi g i reser (set was, that theesessureess was' F I ~i 6 I