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IMPERML PARWMENT. IROUS6 OF LOKI" Trivas•Vr, Fitt. +s• t►•tIIIY e. BIRAILLY. Tido was an Apecal front toe ('ourt of Chancery, in Ire land. Mr. Richard. and Sir Samuel Rotoilly were heard uo thc part of the Apprllaut, anti Mr. 1:m114814u* ou behalf tattoo It esiotoaent.—Purther prueeetlono ttu 310nday. Mr. CaLCL•IT, nod wroweal other fokophrre frost the House of Commuouit, brought op a menage, regoesting per mission of that HOMO for Lord Gardner to be suarnioed be f.tre Ito tioutc of Cummous, relative to au isogon" into the Eopcdown to the Scheldt. Cy craw of the Home. the LOAD ell•Wen.Volliolferomul the Nesorogers, their Lordship* would sentran maw's' by Newcomer. of their own. . . beam i ilia plate, and -tirior.' his *amt, as tin motion of LarJ WALII X a. ..Memd. au MICAer rettirued to We C04W40119, imam% then toil tilt NOW. Lurd way attend, atrecehly to disk raleat. VENTILATION OF,TOV. J.101:814. Lord W•Let NG II • leered,"Tbatuahnrnbte AdJress rresiod cd to Hie Illitjr•st‘, diet Mix.Mojesty year.- art the phis determined on by their Leeds'iips, as shoat fit for vi rtilatiag iliot Honor, should be earned into 41•1% stied."--11greeit to. Me. Woodfotd, from the Tritikalry, relocated, ettbebar, eerteist Reports, moved (or on a former Jay, of tbetesissie., women appointed to direct improvements in the streets and plates adjareut to Wesindststms Mph.. end Ike House of LusJe.--t /filers:4 to be laid oe tter table, Mr. Graben brat& up the ait , tilal IL. wet uf Ike state of the Convicts on the Thaw-66W ut ltii laskivolla, whirls *4ll also Iwo eu the Wale. EArl of blesr..Boll4ft its • p r !.entrd • Petitiou frolul4, Friiouer. ontiorsitftr Uebt to the of 130.1wiu. --th lr era to be latd On OW table. Tim Malt Duty Bill pw.d tbn"ugh a Cuamaitter, aad am. reported without auy &wild &vat. 4.0ral GREN•ILLE prcstattil a Petition from the "nfieted Nato, s iu the Killo'd Beath Prison —ithdarat to be laid on fin table. COM MERC E. Lard Glamor:bus rose for the purpose of niskiag car . taiu unitious relative toe subject of 'lie list ituport•..ce to die interest of the eoeutry. He bad uu • former otTaV rich ern d to tbc state of our trade, suit in pursaince of the retlerAl OtO.Ct he bad then lie should iii.err o "That application ou the part of His Hajosty's Goers iiiiieut be Ira& to the Treasury soil other &psi tweets of the State, far au account of the late of Exchange between the priuci. vial einnuierrial plates in Europe and Aiarrica, specifying tire snontiss for taw); also an account of all bills drawn by His 'tidiest''s theitroment ou other countries, for the same fear ; and, lastly, for an account of all bullion exported ut imported on the year above-mews...red, spetifyinit the places to and f "in which the some may have licto riot." The Karl of Lsnahroot. had uu objcctieue to the woo tina relative to the rale of Exclisuee lbut it would lie ea iteretuod it was nut to be expected that such ea sitcoms! amid be /Anatolia accurate. Tait motions wire aimed to. WELLESLET'S DIVORCE DILI. Their Lordships again went into a Committee upo.. this Bill, when a Le Duke of Noardadt proposed the a 'send aunt he suggested on a former day. The Lean est•ecct.t.oa observed, it would, peohonly. meet the Noble Duke's iutrutioo COll3. pletely, if the attire to were entirely omit led ; which e. ould produce this consequence, that the Lally would he lea 111 lila acute situation as rhe stood by the common law ; mart, in this case, as it theilisoiree had toot tido a place. The Duke of Nottrusc approved highly or the Nablisod Leaned Lord's saggestioo, and would, ithovaer•, sithJraw. by permission of the Haase, tits motion, all it then sto.id, and propose that the elastic should he rat:rely omitted. After a few obserrun.ns from the Loan Cu tiv essa.oa,the Nobie Duke's motion was sigt•rd to. Upon the defile relltive to the prelim:Jo.' of the ottei.d.ng parties ruarryilig." Earl Geist stated, he seas not present when the Staniiiig Omer re - quirt - 4 the insert 4:iq vi i his clause in vier) hill, or he should has.* orp--esd the islco:on. lie intimattii Isis in t.-loam, of Isriiiiime this subject under than t 3Vithout Lito Mn! *swi m-nt at presmi, lie should wove, •• That this e.siise he ssitlidr.iwri." Tier Leap CR %PtEl.Loas evprt sae d his intention lit alt Mt/ to defend the puli9 of that Standing 0 d. r, upon thr wound of public morn's., althnoigh he 1.44.1 uu objrctic3 to the toottou of the N,,ble E cif. as to this iudividinil cssr. irl of IIteittstANAMSIIIRIt praised the purse, ut tie ,t•.udiog Ot di r, but he du, nut see th.it thr present vise isms (-print etrJ with those res. sous upon srli.cit it was founded. 1..111 ViIIItIIVILLS should ■l..sys conceive it wise end tAsiittr.ible to morality, that the Sisi:tbag Order should be kept in fon•e. lie also ancrired to the clause bring withdrawn w the present The Archbishop of CAB r6Rsual 'agreed with the Nehlr Lards who had repressed their npiounns mt the •übiee., and for that regatta he should not of oese the present inntiot. Earl Gary's inottun ww accordingly agreed to Item. dos. acid la eoot4lisence the ...Awe wa• with dr.ero. The Rill then pawed through the Cnn 1111 l tier. mint the report ens ordered to be brougbt up to snotro«.-Idjourned. Notire watt Irmo, that Ut tve ottal.l he movvtf. tom the 32.1 •f Ward,. to bring in a 11111 to sahete and Matta,' °dwells front the Income I..vs. The Howe went Into a Calamin« upon the lVisitaor Fo rest Bill. The House resumed, the !livens oric rem:tired, sad the Rill ordtml to be Terminate...l. Mr. IlLeitiotion lootrett fw the Account of the Meese's trade ty the Snob of Lagland b. Goverome•t, ou the Land .214 Mali Tax, 1111%1 tie dache.ln.a ISdw, and a's.. tu. the Aecuuut of lb.. Money ittyausleo ;s4rJad a.tL.O the :.st eKla 3 ests.—Ortkrul HORSE OF COMMONS, Mr. NORA IR gar. &Wier, that R- .null, at a future pp rind. nowt fat a Sckct evanaittec 14 inquire lut,. that state of brilat.o. Sae )os NEMPuRT pre•ruted ■ Million f the ftly %Vatetturd &grout the prolohitsoa of the !Abu&tattoo of Grant —Ordered to lie ou the table . Mr. Mmintun gave solace, that, in consequence of lbe stale of the House lust sight, when be was opposed, ha woad, ea Tuesday urn, move t..r a Comnsistre to soquise sato the expediesse) of rhos-scrims a bee Marrs, lasarance ompasy. The Haute west int.. a reetmittee, erne the Q••ditkx• gum twlem,,,tv Cal, a... 1 the tau Exciter/err Bill. Beis, fin 1 .:•'. 6 •0.$01 4.1 I. The reports were 'tiered I. be IClrf 1%. 1..., 1. 11111`014 " 1 t , sad lank re•l 1.. 1;4 • at, ti, " Tkat certain papers at roard, rt 13 five t.. tat averial I. 4.4 [i.e II aasa.--ltilaatatl, itm 160 .vr•t• *4. hfulheiti in, ri•lisc teary .14 I tly sla• **t ilat • butt . . . tAr tbeha ,T 11101,, , i, ti.a runa t Sioallsti to AJm.4.11 dated 1.; 1 11 of 3 sly, ie. I* laid before the Committee on the tkpeltion to tlw Scheldt."—Ordered. Mr Goat.° gave noticeolig be would move, oa Monday. reepertiorthe resciogiag of ...ow luau, ((lcerous' the Itri al4rifirelharelt: .Ikr, H. THONITON erareall, "That the Order respecting the. Glainir. distissierst." After some observation. from Lord Drools o, sod Sir G. WAnitris licit, the wotiou wu oimativeil. • • Tat &Muir eboohlenitioii"ort - Bankers' Draft Dill, suss post word to Tor silay amt. Sir FRANCIS BURDIiTT called the attention of the Houk , ' In' a' circttiustance of peculiar intereat. Ne allndell•to the ettielty infikted upon a man in the service . Of ri idist Captain. The circumstances weed tue+sxitied ill. the public prints. and were of lush i heinous nature. us to call aloud for the most scrupulous iore.tigotiott. The Captaiu had been tried hp a onset-martial, and dismissed the service. The cri ate of which he was guilty, was that of aban doning-10ov of the iewnien 0.5 0 barrc.o rotin iu the sea, for, an insignificant thert—a punishment and a crime by ma means proportionate. Supposing this statement true, he waited to see whether Government would take the notice winch was iacumbilt unto' them, of such a transaction. —To forego a likening% inquiry into it. would be hi:hly culpable. lle represented the ea:a mities wiprio might *rise from !inch treatment of our s olors ; justcte ought to he clone. upon the iorieciple 0$ and reicty, it there WAR lie oilier colooderation. lie would wave any further oh...Ty/mom opoti L . cis subject, until he knew whe ther it en. the i t it i .totioo of Gast rinueot to let the matter ii op heir. or to prosecute it snore vigour misty a:ol effectually. Air. 11' A Illn E. 11.1, 111* Admiralty had dour all in their power upon the, occasion. Ig trying the Capitals by court.martiul, and disinissiug hint the service. After a few oloetrativas from Mr. WILRVII• ynrcr, Tile SPEAKER itigeor!, that he should bring forward a motion ; it tieing the usual mode of pro. ceeiling. S:r FRANCIS BURDETT said, he was well aware of the form.; but, upon souse occasions, there were relaxations from those forms, fur the sake of convenience ; and the present was one upon which he thought such relaxai.ciii necessary. He was caw' to order by the SPEAKER. who said it was the ordinary rule of the House lint to surer any suggestion, except in the shape of a anotion. Sir FAANCIII BURDETT theta raid, be would taken few der to emisider the introduction of a modem Mr. Wtt.Rettenßcß moved for leave to bring in a 13111 far Registering Charitable Mutat ttttt Leave given. And also that the report of the for. trier Committee upon that auoject ILI reprinted. Ordered to be reprinted:, A Nowa& Ir that Lord (.an:. Haase, on the 1. Mr. CA t COI rtnob., It 'NAVY PAPERS. Mr. WANDLII ;me to mike his promised mo tion, for certain papers relative to the depart ment of the Navy. His intention in making this motion, was to better the situation of a large body of individuals, whom lie considered deeply injured under the prem . 's( 1.3 stem. IF the papers were granted to him, he would pane the existence of such abuses, as must call for the interference of the House. lie felt it necessary to go more at length i n to the subject, as he feared there was little disposition, on the part of the Government, to atfurd him the necessary documents. A Get.tleiniin in the Nary pepaititent had applied to him, souse tine a;;,o, tw notwe his ease. It appattreul that he had app lie I to the Liods Comni:s.itvrs for a reintimmitioti. or t intimleat, fcr a sum of inriocy which he 1111VaneV11, to purelume a !qttlAtion, from which he 11.14 stfierwartio removed ; sn o:wit ilstul avowed as us the traffic. This, hr ( gr. Won't , ) sere, 0'34 nn unut.ual case. It was pearlised all the tune Lord Bath sres was 111 uflice, and, he be lieved. was held by that Nolil:anaii in be right owl proper. It was 4 . markalul.• that a prosecution as. cnirimcoe.d a;zaiii-t an Ofil - er. souse time ago. for °tiering to purchase • place, 'secular (hr Officer, inifortiinsti ly, dud not know when it was Lurid, aryl when it was not lawful, to make such parehases. w 4.6 sorely expedient to set ao inquiry on root, solo the eat ure of those trantactiotia. Rio Lite 111 the 3.1 of October, Ito% a charge had been toade by one of the Clei agsiost Mr. Prentice. who 44 still in employment ; he had charged him with making sip Gibe attaining. It was to be hoped the House would see the necessity of supporting his matt sssss for paper. relative to this transaction, in order to get sit the facts. He had already routed, twat lit. ohjet t was to herter the sitii.ition of many dew, vim( turn. He dal no: :we why the vilaries and compensarions should not be regulated as well in the Navy Pay Office and Admiralty, as 111 other departments. lie could sate instances to shew the abuse. that existed there hi that re-pert. lie in stanced the case of a clerk, who, after 4 service of eleven years, retired on a salary of eleven hundred •-year: and of others, of from 27 to .in years ' ser vice, who retired upon only 2044. a year. Those facts he kusew ; and he thought they were sufficient to prove that it ass high time to institme 011 111.. grainy. lle was sure that the ;Wee at this in equality was, that. mar sonsturs is were sold. Weer! hear ! truth the Maxistmal Ode) At all events. he asked fur the document•. which would enalsle them to form their opuicom There was antutliet suh j e , t, upon which he should offer a few word+, t h e Soper :S.lllU strut lie 05.51151 millertake to stic a, 11141 &I t !erk is. the Yiuck and Hort-race am super:in mimed against his will, and a boy of l 3 ye ors of a.u,e suit). stittalctl in ht. rra 1111 l and oil ais giver salary. Tile usual sonde of prusereilin.: iu superaiinuations aa. des i itral from in this instance. al:teded to the case of Mr. Issce Judd. in the year I!04. With regard to the Pensioa List, hr could Phew that a Secrenvy, in the same department, was pensioned on his full salary of fi.e hundred a-year. and a ats con:l aupmnted in Lis plate. upon the advanced w hir: of one thousand. There were also new places, whiclides-rved to Vo!iiirptire.l ThisGeotlein in. of oho 11 he 044 11315 11.1 - 4kltE4, recc:veil, w adslution 14 h., 1 !lOU-31111 a-c ear, tau hundred 71-5 4 4 V mo.C; i 4.141,3 ay ol ti ' ty pounds s few hours Coat tee-room. ahoy!,, if t t uev :u uu•sl ht•rla MIA a s , .ther SCei Viary. la li s-) •At tur Dole •I•t m!sit tr,+ent ..1 - - - _ h, slaw the that ex,..tt 4; flit lit- ei - ,4t.acr an imps 1 . 2, ui:l:4 tho;e batik ct•. would without furti..r That thrre ! r !a..1 Leta,. th. Ilona, a C., pc o f thi Mcsavrat, Stattictat, ax:..i.tr.d Y. Mt 1..1.4 fat us-- to tint Cotamisaianero of the Barrack Depart amid. dated Oct. IS, 1609; and also of such I:tieit as may bare been .1 sent to bias by the Admiralty., upon the subject of his slats% meat. That there be Laid betore the (loose, a list, colitaits iag t►e names of Fr SIMS appointed to the Civil Department of the Navy, and the Barrack Department, .together the animist of their salaries, and the manlier of their appoint seat ; and also situilas particulars, rrapectiug.tbe super -1 eausaied fist." _ _ . - . Vs a Mr. s said, that he had never imagined , 1 or repussented it otherwise than us au abuse, to sell placer for money : he was alwe) s of opinion that such usage ines calculated to bring disrespect upon Government, and injury upon the country. — With respect to the case of Mr. Butt, it was one of those which occurred precious to the year 1781 i, when it was actually allowed, being the usage then. Ile considered it to lie so more dirgraceful to have practised it, than it would be in judges, at the pre sent day. to dispore of offices in courts of law ; and itssould be as improper to disseminate through the country that persona so acting acted wrong, as it would Leto accuse the judges of injustice in the cases to which he had alluded. With respect to the charge mule against Lord Barham, he was sure that he would not shrink from the inquiry. The fact was, that the subject of those rides wns al ready examined by the Committee of Fees, before whom Lord Barham and the whole Navy lioaid stated, that the produce of such sales constituted a part 111 their einelements. The CUFIIIIIIiietf, in (VII. qtleng*. represented, that the sale itse:t was a great abuse, but being sanctioned by lung custom, no blame could attach to Lord Barham, or to any of those who had acted upon the usage. It recom mended, at the wine time, that the power should be taken away. Accordingly it was taken sway, and the salary of the Coiliptroller of the Navy raised to 15001. a-year ; .2001. it-yeir was uteri:added to the salaries of the oilier Memlirra of the Board. in lien of this source of revenue, winch it was thought advisable to deprive them of. He was sure telPfl• was no mail in the House who would not sue that that way a complete ansaer to the question, a n d such as rendered it usinrcesury to produce a single paper upon that head. As to the Sack and Hurt Office, to which the lion. Gent, had alluded. there was no such office now iu existence, and much good was not likely to result from an inquiry, the object of VI hick was to remedy an abuse already remedied. The Hon. Gentleman bud not specified any par ticular instance of abuse ; he bud only stated, that somebody way sent out of office upon a pen sin° of 5001. a year. If he alluded to Sir William !Gibbon, he (Mr. Ward) could state, that the pension was granted to him in consequence of en arrangeinent, nut a corrupt atraatzeturat, but one which was intended to improve tbs. off u ers, and which had iniproved them. Upon the.e gretinds he should vote against Cie preduct.uir of the ra pers moved for. Mr. WILINUFORCE agzeded, that it would be better to give every (ippon y for ;he should lie sorry that any attempt was made to pre vent that clear view of the traionction., which, lie was sure, most acquit the Noble Person whose name had been intiodueril into the debate; than whom, a more zealous adioc:tte for the Ti forin of abuses did not exist. The measures for prevent ing such rates hod been already mentioned ; and he could assure the Howie, that they were adopted at the suggestion of Lord Barhons himself, who only retained his dike upon the condition of tit• it adoption. Ile hoped that his non. Fits nd would allow the pipers to be produced, wherwile cloud would appear to rest over a subject which it was necesaary to dixiose. Mr. K os,. was sure that it would be the wi-h of his Noble Rent .on. that all the popeis should be gran , ed ; he trusted, therefore, that they would not be refused. Sir FitaNCIS BURDETT thought thnt vile neces sity for producing the papers was proved by the adinisaiiin of thi Right firm. Gentleman opposite. who confessed that abuse* did ems►, u:id only pro ceeded to justify them upowtheir long •tandny;: The Right Nomura')le Gentleman hail alluded to the Report of the Coin ttttt rye. in the year 17u6, which disapproved of such praetors. und proceeded against their; but the fact Mote,' loti his Honourable Friend nci urrvd since thnt period. %Vali re-pect to Sir %VlMaim Gs pension frntu the Sick and Hurt-offii P. hr would tint qty it alis a job, though he must i °tiles, it loniterl very like woe; what he could have done in that department to deserve a pewouti. was wore than lie could con ceive. Mr. Rost defended the rharaver of Lord Bar ham, Ile said. that the Coluninbioners of the Navy did sell nukes, but the preelii e vas pet ao end to by an Order in Council winch was nook about fourteen years ego. Mr. flu on litasoie it reprsirlited, took measures to prevent it. amid lie. (Mr. Rose) wan sure that not o u r afiii•e h a d b ee n disposed of since that time. The people emplo, ed in the Dock-yenta were in the habit of exercising the seine privileges, but that way also put an end to at the same time. It ass usual, at all times, when an office was suppressed, to grant Mine re— muneration to those who hail filled It, WIT was It at ■ll unreasonable that such a practice ►huuld prevail. Mr. IVsnnt.e said, that when the office UNA re moved to Dorict.square, a clerk, in this• vigour ol• health, vs.. pen s ioned off, as he bail nlrendv de. serilwil. Ile did not allude to Sir W. Odd 11'0 h rcs:iect to Lord Beihaui, all lie said was. shot such praetices did exist in his tune. Ile did not attach Maine to hint for doing or defending what lie was entitled to; but lie censured the tio:icy which could have recognised such a title. Mr. Butt hid made • direct claim upon the Nary Board, for his purchase money. As to the Sick and Durt.offiee, he was perfectly aware that it sea now counected with the Navy Board, and he sew sio era. son why the salaries of that Board should not be ar ranged, as well as others ; unless it was to ruelde pr op'e in power to promote their favnu•itrs over :le: heads of old and faithful servants of the Mr..WrLi.i:SELY PULE •aid, that it was Len: Miitgraves intention originally to hive extend-41 the same regulation to the Navy Officers, 114 already applied to other.; but, upon is it tnnied nut that it would lie altrn.l.•el Iryt n...e to the piddle. The clerk. arr.! cui:sr tiiieotly not put upon the sa•ne sc.le of till.. They liked the theory well eneli z h. hut lasi prsctice was found meonveinetit, avid in the girt , r. ustion not to apply thii priacip'e to tt,e Nal-y .1 Officers. of Naval g e t s ad the concurrence of the Co rsonto m sure Pr"' ion. , ex i l l‘ . i l l :t o . ; ii ‘ M ‘ ti t ' A o st i a t o r p o s e f a l s t P i a ls ie u l e cj ii p t d i poi d . , that, i: c ride no t a t t i li f i at h k t ;. :(, „ y . „ belt t I,: :: d ii.l .is l'..t. Cue' ~; 'Jilt let. , • 1 should vote for the tamers. r e c -iii...op Mr. Putcuv at. did not see that there rrase cl •,:n. bit I pretence for granting the limpets moved f„. 1 , , iit A i -:::. eh. ' hoped that the atiatety of th e F r i en d s of the .i;,,1" a u:4l etubra Lord alluded to , would not ind uce the Hon ;." .." ~,,,o rt alicei 1... accede to the proposition for th e i r productioe, - ,.dEite on th practice, it was evident, did exist ; and the tai ,. ( , co before 11 of the salaries ou the diticoutinuance of tin I s til e , furs Lice, all% a proof that they were considered a.:'„'"t ,etide.l to r. o f t h e etoolomernia of office. Who, thee, , .„1:1 mil Mlle: li .ny, that Lord Bill ham bad done any thing i....'.,; Tio. eau • The Hon. Gest% had- stated no so ffi t lent . .•"' .rrval.4 for inquiry. As to the mute of litini, i t ~,. come within his (Mr. Pert:tears) li t Oa ittj....:.:4, al e Wait II clot. it had escaped his memory ; at i d ! er,,t, - 01 the no was sure that he had not, kirowingly, p,,,„„i , .mace tiny abuse. He onserted, that th e to . t , e , o ' " .macees o ta ~; V 0-:1 P in such general terms, it was inipo..ll.le to . , . t p•ai le so well prepared to speak to it a s could hs. e ..t e :d e , :.ar (halt' He would be glad, if the Hon. Gentl eman fad 41 II; V W.V. tl particulars to state, that he would proceed to Esti intua:it tot them. Mr. litAllol.B said, in compliance with (lint re. Fin", quest, he uould re-stat• a fact lie had 5!...,,,g y e a u i t v ie ee t in e d i , I s . leet : u l , : , .1 . 1 it: % l4 : , el, i ; 1 1 1 i rt et .o i n pli ieit : Pie r ce i liit,7reo hohirbandi tail, giit ilhai n sirieolta i d :a tal,,,: at il,,:,, a .:,, t ,i t. ,:,.; inr v.. ?; , 1T 1 111,14/111g made tip false are omits. 1 , - . • rift Lord I:OI.KCSTONE said , be understo o 4. that,•l2 ...., :t!e, erallitalatalCe of the prosecution of Coleman sod „, ...• to Wheeler. some papers lied fallen into the Atterno. .y !:. d v: General's hands, implicating pet bens in high ...iit . ,.. is u. 1 ',lO , t kt i h o l n o a fwa . c i tf t : t o o litu tr u t d • t t i w2 e , e el o w o Ati l: ,: a .ro, s r : u i be n cy t i l -n o ?c r e u tn ei he t e t ra tr fu e ll . t7 ..e a s i :e d t , 1' : tile nit to take proc.edines :.ccorilingly ? ,.., S . rt The ATTionNetr-GL:stRAI. said. that he ell let e. so.. I:. w understaial the Noble Lord, but would Is. a4.a i ly I " ... ' r :' eut to receive any 'assistance from him in the e ~..,,o r Le'; of :""r of such criminals. if any such oziettal. lie rers4 ;..rear I'd leered that the two persons mentioned ler the N... 2 i I '"s ta '' Ide Lord did accuse the Duke o f Portland, net ' il '''''' , °o i " . also the Lord Chancell o r, of se lli ng plr.ce l , 41° ,1, tintil . c' 0 to justify themselves; but be did slot think proper pis: er lat.:l, to institute proceedings, in consviip..eitee of such re. 'A l''''"" °"! presentations. He could not help thinking the tc. We hate siuuotion of the Noble Lard' as intended to impute we let." I. l' to the Officers of the Crown • remissness in the per. ..1 rirticlo formance of ilitir duty 7 '..• • pr.n.f.t.);ll. Mr. IitLEY ADDIrIi:TON that. chi, that the p. 3. in i.ii in,l• I Ceutleinrin who simile the 100(100 had made .1:. , ..ii ;Atte et.• 1- prima f acie ease, with rispect to the Nary .!,;,..i. arrest th.' ii m eld, at trot I. ith respect to Lord Larlvoil : use the 1) 11, e I papers relative to the nue, he should thirrefo-r sore evanton'l I' for ; those relative to the other he should 0pp.,..r, of tier Disk The propoiition• were then put in du-term!' rt sinus Vie c•• motions; and, after noina farther observatioto frau 1103.410 t. Mr.lVeltD, Mr.Waunt.c, rod Mr. Hams Gunn, 1"4".* teal they acre negatived aitls..tit a .livismil. airs. fhe EMBI.7.7.LENIENT DILL. the threuto Oti :lie motion ih . Sir J. N int/Pula, the Hens (rheal. :\ welit into a Couttnittee on the Embezzlrment Bit have Id en Mr. Hose objected to the clause which evieidei abso/uhly the punishment of transportation to the mitiiiials ton the et ill any offwial department, who should Nathan, sal the lii. make use of the public money. The criminal iotte, tar etwony I,e sli.uitlit, was already severe enough; von ..... We :•11h1 (unties weir required from all receivers, .4.. L i• LA lets 41, uio embizzleerient look place. so: . 41 Sir Jniitl NICIVPouT was surprised to h...r cam , : irn suet ri statement, when they Mid so oval ,;•:. koig:.:, I' stances to the contraly before their ryes. A 8,.1 NI i. tt I *iv pawed some time two. annexing tht p , :r..•••• , pout '..".y a nieht of de ctli to the ciiine of enlist silenc'. a Clerks mu the Dunk, and others ; yet the It's A.. ..e. Gentleman's sensitality did not rise upon that ••• Dr. linen cannti ; uu. his sensibility was never excited act I nit at Mc swath-nape war made eis •tittend punishment to Vie;. Tif great Mello As to the teas •• Iraudulent" the .It:,y aay s'•ati sunitt c l explain it. lie introducing this Bill Le ,o. pl. e ;.ed ! eeekled twirl a rate. the ruse of the person StIOL.I titily*. Slit. fled oil to Sroilaiiel with the public money, et:i si.tn..:-.t , . ass taken there with seven thousand pott-..:‘ : Vt.terel.. it iii los possession. II his Clerk had t!..i•e -,'. Lot:, Ittli:' he wouht have been puntsheil with death ; see ...,C h .ounit ) transoortatino could not be too much foe men . ~:i in (Aire. ft. ho t wd that the House would it, e The Ste out equal justio-, that it would have but s.e free 7,..t.i haw for the' itch and the poor. They should l'ke Pl acards, tare that the publu• money was not used franda • emu% ton lently, or indeed used at all, except in tier puls.e pell , by i sent , e. As to security, lie thought the hest they the rime cited ill th mold hive, at as short arcouots. which vest Ise wore lih the tit r efEc•scittuu, than either bond or penalty. Mr. Huse dial!. oged the lion. Baronet to e!lti , in what itu.tatici: ally difference was made betuten the rich acid thr poor. Sir Julia NEts PORT exclaimed, in the prestot , stance. Cul. FnANKLAND did not see the use of lc' ; The uu Mao the f hope...tell "Blet, uci le Übe !teat ilk poor, the pubic mutter lee unemployed in a 1105. 'hi' most The ATroltngli-GIMERAI. objected to the ...• ''ad... al tent to winr li the clause stria. 'Three ors a,'.' - t.t,sl ltd. rile'. be.:% Veil this caw itol those or the el. ti., ' ' I'lie art cinbezzled the property of their masters, st:.i e • 4e -ti tea, punishable with death. The teliu .' Irao,h.:. . was too large and t ag:ae. and might extent; r• 2. 1.. 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