The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-03-09 00:00:00

Oalladtliendatiena had hots edepted, the setteity bet etperieeted the meet extreme distress. • lillaost‘T replied. he had bees eeisoodes► steed; he hod .sly mooed to toy. that wife the Bests of Elegised paid the sew eseee ef Wenn es iheillask irelood, eiesteed 'of Mt. eillool.,lhey would genies 9.MOL pee atillese ea the asca ant a the pebble, debt. - lir. MOMS could sot agree ibit die 'Easit'd leighied bed setesi is *senses •of their ewe N. fain t he thought the seotretry olvideot been Ate elbester at tlery sod ewe& litter theirst=sl et ends newts. Thee wee serer is ▪ peessieseset mensore. hot so tadveniatet Ned IMAM did the Bea lied it foe theieseleey weerehooes...d teatiessiew, that they pestered itty owetinammece to the sod of the leer, thew M the ad, .11 *llea six 'oesehe of peen', sad Co sheet ! •Zeid that they IWO • so reluctant to OD OM beck ts that it revolved the seeeletieos ef tlYll= ll4 t el io be Smelly expressed befogs they eisilil-be besought t. give op their advantage. Now be the lea they mode of the opportunely of therisibleeduiew of cash pleases. Their owu issues,. w*b before were eight millions, were rapidly as sleeted to SS asdhossa--paper was depreassed.2ll: p* , WV. iu nopeet Se geld—to ell other sontelew. 44in 'll , an' • aid. Saab was the e•Srusiralikt Aleadsicid, tad thee did they rob the people did rot aeon • it eiseweepectfolly so the Direetas Isy the eeessgewseat of their peeper weary. A *eat did they do wish der neer, when they gat tit They lees it right sad .left its • teepee. • owned century. said row they Were is the awl. of compelling Chrigripipt *blip' Weer .bL I- ■ 71 111, - -.Omar bsi Irak is liassest for needy years. sad had always tweed IssMait the mama of the Reettietion Am; but devis so the toessiastioa of the dimassiess is lel& tithes Parlituneat pet the parstiss at rait no Ds 'vemselsod OW listed with M. They heklbeght 'Ohs last fee the mistiosaspat of the restrietom It was a amseliery is these to assume that it wee a isplitheel misrisre, end that they were maims to re -mime 4.4 paymeals. !The oresate were oedema. tmeether with the rAssimmsts for the Beak of England. • CANDLE Dimes. strip gate Notice th:.t be would. toe . the teth isstms., OOPS fee the repeal of the dotage sit ..1110.Wittsedlet. ROMAN TARIFF. SIG BERNAL wished to ..k the Noble Hanish V Greiraiseat bad received any authentic eccesut .ireseo the Kessiais capitol of the sees Tariff? .The Illargais of 1.0110/9111DIRRY said that the blast *meats . in the poeseisiew of Goterunient tfi.• the Catlett of Petenbargh, were .of dote 910 .Jmosserp at whiektinse the new Tariff wee not re- Misliated; waa any time Reed when it might be :aspects& lie was not prepared either I. alarm or elearthe validity of the statements whieh had op timal respectwg iL the J. Pisiviporr moved for imams of Exports sod 'sponsor 'reload in the years 17.1, 11141,-dissassishimg the enema wain votive.-hods, sod the real value 61 the cesomodi. sire. *itb the dews charged ; else account) of all VW Shipping cleared oat from Irish pone ism the mew years, dime...misting die deetiamitms end I -rites ef sonaser..—Ordertd. u NAVY FITS Pah CONTI. TIONSVEII SILL. = , 1111 r. Luminaires moved the Order; of the Day lie taking the Ripon jots further cougideration. - On the motion that the Bill be recoMillilia&•'. Jar. 741.216 yr espiewed hi. anxiety he sage.. sansio• thief right, off account of theindismalitibe -ief the Chastens, of the Exchemser, whstansfil ire better able to answer sod explain spoons NB I. amp oily other permits. 111111. LOINIIISTOIII said, that there was o IleCiPOo eitgike getting the Bill forwarded; the dimming; imingla be token at another Stage. Hie soly abiatt• mali4o effect some alieratioas whirls h. 4 been sag. by Hou..Geotletnen oppeaite..,•- pewit " •*/tilet• a Short conversation on the plat 'lt/ 114 dkeeeßion between Mr. Thant mail tilltUt nterost— • ... 14 aft. Thirst laid, that on so important a sub., heimist trouble the House with hie opinions. e 'tegretted• the absence of the Chaneetlor of i tateheepier ;he bad done whet he could to put 1 'the diecoosion till . the Right Hoolittrable Gent I s& •stidoid . be in his place to heir mod answer asit'having offered every eittemodstion he ' !Minable Gentlemen iu vein, the Home • . tigabitatir him friar any blame for proiseding i tie discussion. The first subject which this the lb* qweetiou as ter the . power of Par Ito psfy. tiff the fear per cents. under the Acts. libelant the redemption of that stock to chitin* 45.000,000/. tr it should be paid Wood' lei datestokhe fined nu difficulty in so 7 1 1:poloolot wore to hove the pewee of rid , i tlitehod redeemed the 43 million% fatty ilf bet be,paid DM Bot the mem' thaelaigibuthe more he *as embarrassed hi eater: mentor the they had the power to pay off sad R. dale before the 43 Millions were redeemed. 111 lie tilt of 1797, the Bechequer funded bill. .. . '.lll, go net 11 per cent. stock • the 3 and 4 per tell ' .stack• a. feuded was to be r edeemable at say dear' -illy the UNDO of the same Bill. the 5 per • trete tit be tinily redeemable or soon os Ili ' weft POW off. He professed not to lb/ flocs import of this., bat it ought not'to' hull Sikkim —st ought to be explained in .. Ball; they immilit out to give it the go-y' l. l sil so pass Rainer of censure on all share might disease fee want of information to them aartbiovoty topic. The terms of the Bill , ea Illtedeheed sad s id off ;" but no explone ' On gives is the Bill to shew whether the gg dine lions we,. to be redeemed by the Comaniusiowerg . eimilti Se Venially paid off. He was of opini that it Set sate eery absolutely to psy thaw i Aoeibirthe Iblialliwg. 0 these words most by Directors. jest to aliartebt etplatiation. from the so edoirt the force of the plea that they estobliihment of the rioting food. He wood 'ifat a ' won, m unsay instances. holders only to the give a dialect opinion, but et was a question which • itsensent of sou/kW. qmililleation. and could have the Mouse might to consider and folly explain. 4 'se pes*sl parensoint interest in the concerns of The Hight+ Hon. Gentleman had indented to , the B:rik i but they vete subject to the isiffoence frame his Bill on that of Mr. Pelham. Before the . 41 other anoints. They were very likely to be pacing of Mr. Pelham's Bill, some difficulty WI 5' austivue is keep their mutts to be serviceable to the been discovered in adjusting the anneint of den ~ propiietor% of sebum he. being one. received Ida with the Bast India Company. There were fool • petiportims of beuelk from their service. They millions doe so.- that body, bearing different • •taight art under babe motives in a manner which rates of tuterestV , The Atteluey-Getieral the"' woad-be prejoilicisl to their country. Feels the -stated- that Dolga 'evolution was • sleeks/nil Ili frieiibti af the int *barter to 1797 thei hoe OMr declare the Intension of Parliament on theillige • senile more than Yper end. Bones they had gilds' thin which had arisen as to Ile oreessiteur •.. -disrleg that whole period. The properties whit* 'e ff ecting a corresponding reduction in the two - 'ftsoll OW regularly *ince of 7 per cent. wee huger , kinds of stock. The Hbase thought it right I• .pieflt then . aoy 'noshing coutioafty ever received. la to hot each a resolution on their Jouroal% sod as , . reasequessre of the orlysisiages derived frees the one-was to be paid off without the fullest replan*. I reeteßsion from pabrie balancer, from theananege.• • Sew os all matters of doubt. He gave no opiiiien s 4 • meld of the debt and bombes, the °spite! of the he only meted the clifficultier. He was surprised to/ .. Berk had itscreaued re the obi licit of shirty mil- hear the Right Hon. Gentlemen professing to bees'' haus% sod also, this fact lie challenged any one followed Mr. Pelhem's Act. He had read both I. disprove Win. To this. individually he could' with much intention. and he could hardly conceits - hum no objection, for he wita a participator in the . any objects more dissimilar. The history of Mr. pods% As to the representatton of the great Pelham's Act woe short. -The brat mention of the diners and•servteee done by the Bank for the pub. - @object wars in the Speech from the Throw., and the' lie, be was T•ilti 11 to admit that they had always been' foaudatioa of the measure was in be (the weeds reedy to lend' Government any maney at lower hi- being afterwards exactly reiterated in the inimitable ectioat than to any other tseetiee s Bet how were they to the Bill) a new arrangement of the national enabled to do this f By the Act of 1797. Did they debt, to be effected with a strict regard to public , ever do it withetstiteing well paid fur it iHe had ids • faith end private property. Mr. Pelham's Bill objeetiors so earepeaseting thus; but it was riches. promised.thei holders of four per cent. should enb.• lona is sham 4eomeese merit for doing that which tissue to receive four for one year, then three ape scloper i wa r ms hoggjecoih eei t h e poser tado.end for a half for seven year., end then be reduced to three.: '- • eineh they *me amply paid. 'rho Hon. Member That. was a proposition consistent with public faith s meg his had Mimed to she paper laid before the. and that it was felt to he so at the time wumahor 4jariae by the Bosh in 1797, to shew their readi- scramble from the three per cents, being mllllll.l wee to regime co s h payments. Let the Host. • The object was to Willie holders down as grsduellyt G.-Whims go- is the lather part of the use sod slimly as pantile. Very different was the• dseutitent. The paper declared Ike Batik to be'l direct propositiou of the Ella Hort. Gentleman. anaous to reeves* polymath' in hie, if she p.- I He knew it might be mid. Out the holders of 3 pee. • hiss? circanistritares' of the Ileautry made it i cent. had se right to tromplatu ; that they bought' • engoibeese. , OW Ibis •the• Difeenes declared it to swish their eggs open is. • mock which they hostel gelato*. traikaipsrpere win subject leisßge-.-bet they sob- wbject to redraw . . Yet though the letter' gustedigusted.sotillfggfflitt asosittatestal of Pediment. as of tho law was 'foam I . embittering who sere Tuned iiteseh..djier vote tot stetssia the were of she parses maiseeneed s Off I indolgence should be miosiCit might sits W. adfleible to mutinue the extruded to them. Mt. Kinard 8,11 give rho .ao‘e• - L' Vertigo litho mou ths to coosider . A large Pe o *ion of she holders decided fur the measure ; another poetise. see which the City Cossiponies. the Bank, the East India end Berth Sea Crimpsnire, were included. held pet. . Mi. Pelham. imbed of Ilyiug out petulantly against them. pee three months more fur coiniderstion, upon which. if they coatiasied their dissent, ill awe years the y we re ° be paid off. There was the difference a light and l darkness between bas Bill and that of the Chan cellar of the Excheqoer. The Right. Hon. Gen , &man, without aligning reason of any kind or sort, unless the baidees iesented by the 16th of March next, be wouldeseenie that they assented. He could Dot see whet was to be the advantage of the Bill to the public. He had no interest in it as ii fund-holder; his i n ter e st was rather its common with the public. for a reduction of the interest of the stock ; though his shore of. the taxes which would be repeuled in consequence was • small matter. yet justice wes doe to every one. The reasoning on the case of a live per cent. holder was corium. He was to dieoeur by the 16th of March, or if he neglected to do so,. it was to be assumed that he millenied. The caw of Irish holders was still mote remarkable. The Right Hon. Gent. chose to consider debenture., which were in the no. Sure of English Exch./10.'1)Mo, as Wog funded in the Irish dye per ay.. from which they were to be reduced to four. Way wee it to be assumed that the holder visited to but into the funds at all ? He dreaded to hear the Right Hon. Gtillik. EMI complimented for his dexterity in this ales sore; it wags dangerous compliment, i 46 matters relating to the money of the people, which the Right Hon. Gentleman ought to be afraid to re. , tan , . He conteuded Shut twelve days wele not -mosegh time for the dissents. Many alight have their minds made up in leas; others did not think and consider so quickly : these were the persons likely to be most 'tiniest' , affected. The dfference in comfort or luxury caused to them by the las of 16a. on their interest, was matter of heavy con sideration with them. They would take time to advise with their friend., and eke time olleised them by the Bill would elicemag"citeumsteisces might chair. The King'. Spat% alluded to the state of hostilities between Russia slid Turkey; 'Merope might be engaged its war by Iglilbeqwence. Would they allow uo time to the Ibiltiors to determine so the validity of foreign ice.. 'Verities ? Was it too much to ask two or three .;woks, when nothing would be lost by the delay ? ROptemition on the application of the sinking fund ".1 'See millions was promised after the budget. 111 Why not give till then at any rate ? The application 'ethic fond world vary the Value of stock. What edition was there for so much haste ? No beuck Ititild be dented tilt July. He ridiculed the plan liietaktng the dissents. 'which gave no advantage to Ptliiiiie who were first ready to comply, slid left the Vitale time up to twelve o'clock at 'light of *the 114_4 l' dry open to all alike. • He considered it hard )loth 1 people should trot be allowed opportunity to Mete "tip their minds on the circumstances of Europ be ;lsirelhey deternsiord. It looked as if Gueernmeut ' bed some reason to soppiest that something would happen in a month or two •which would' make it impossible for them to accomplish their purpose: Did the Noble Lord volt, re in • his own wore,. skins, as to the incresee ctioet,nue and rite lower. in; of interest ? If he did, Oita the public would gain by every month's delay. He thought some opinion doled be given on the points he had mei.- booed, said tleiteseelt lam time should be allowed. Mr. Lvssummer Ogropid lbeieffelmotre of the Chancellor of the EseXterlealp, He *ought the de claration os so the reilpemiug pf If anthem' mat he taken utile; of the &I Gra 111. regarding the IPS millions of redeemed stock. He thought it a great comma/dation of the plan that it differed frt..; Mr. Pelham's, sad so avoided great difficoltie4 which the letter had to encoouter. The WO - Honourable Gentleman might find it difficult tea sent to that. He begged leave to read au curer t from • book which he thought would CC/11111DM him. 1 Thu Hob. Gentleman then read the fullosiug pse• 1 sage from &solicit : " But the espial seemererehishilidlegelsibed Ohio Seesine of Parliameet wee the iedeetioe of she loterest ea the public Node; • scheme which was plasued sod encoded by the afiriatir, without say national disterbasee w disq•bri, to the astuoishmeol of all Europe; ON different rations of which could me conspethesit how it world be possible for the Geveromerit, at the clam of • beg reveals' wee, witch had so toosiderebly &sited lite comstry, magmetsted the ~mese harden of "thou' debt, to lied mosey for paying off such of the public creditor. as wield choose to receive their prieeipal, rather ties sobrolt to • redmiioa id the ietereet. It was net very sects for the banner of the Oppositioe, thee use of be leading warnibeniterkeseored to impede this vest machine of civil crummy, by baths( opportuoitiii of affirming is Parliireent, is oppreitose to hie Majesty's lips. eh, thatilse esike, far from beteg is • flourishing rendition, was Salami estirely extssested; Hint eonswierce drooped sod deelieed; that public credit stood toiteiieg oe the Wok. of refs; sad that all, the treaties lately concluded sinusg the different Powers of Erirepe, were, ie effect, disadvamegootaa end prejudicial to the in terests of Great Maio. le answer is these assertion., Mr. Pelham tendert.* to mike, - from the register of exports nod imports. that the eisetesitiers of the kingdom as. more extensive at riMeabee at say forme voted I end 'Hoot the public credit was stroog imarigh to admit of ais amebas'''. which he world out premiere to bseeri, except epee • moral certainty of its beinittirmly routed, beyond the power of scariest and factioe to shake or overture. He declared, that hie dangle of redileisse the illiffll•4 epee the feeds was the resell of the love hi bore' his ermetry, one as *Maioe that it was the duly of ilia Servarits of the Crown to ease the birders of the people. He said be had conferred un the subject with persoxs of the meet approved kuowkdge, and eadoebted experience ; and chose to promulgate the wirethoda reputed fur alleviating the load of the embroil debt, that the publie v is knowing the parties/ars of the scheme, might have time to cousider there at leimire, and start such objettlons as ehoulil occur to their rellectioes, before It Might be too hie to adopt amendments.— He observed, that nothing weld more clearly demos trate the signor of 'ebbe credit and the sognseetation of tot tisioal commerce, than the price of meek, whir h had within three years rime to a very considerable increase; and the duties us imports, which is oboe sitoths had added owe mil less to the sinking Mod, isot•ithstaniling • very viiraordl. oaf, suds irlvitki bed bees paid as heretics fir 'spurted ems. Ne expressed vest tender*. ea mid mph' fur the listerestli of ahem who had silvericed tin it orweey foe the service of the Govereinemt; declariug, that his aim was to contrive • fair, beam, sod equitable embed for lessenieg the embroil co.. manahemeces. by lowering the trims/, reeforemble to per ' lisseentary fairly she agreMible to Ow babe of threat jam. tics. Hue plea wee accordingly lirlioasehomirel, eamnuerd, • nod amireired le she Hew of Commosis. aid as Au pmeeird for rederiog the hawed el the feeds which eisestitem the. ognimsal dele. le moritoisece of ibis Ad, fur tbs redeetlim 'of the interest, the greater pert of the leedliors complied midi the fermis propeeed, mad siebserffied thmeretomitte 4 am Notice before ON end of Ft brtory ; bet ll* th ree greet Cone • . _de i i '• 1 . 4 ,• ___, i t 4 siantalaadatissa had bees Ml*We tha Meal* INS . ' . gi siettat4 6ll 4 lie•r4 i tt r a t 118 / 11 is *ml-' , parties tiles leitalbs to tra . side f r . h A e large P . O:- . .7 1 estvaae 11 16 , :m..6.4.T 4he al" ' he hod anemia. • • . I` llBll ' hnit the Pletill i d 7 .1 the Resseietien Act ; het another s of th. e 6141 i. e i ge w deci ch de, City ur C t prn ! ies ibt . i tli: pr4 : 4 t reed; be hod orgy smut to sty. that wore the dein to the teresinetioe of des divesesioe is 16111. B an k, the R e es ' n e ts M i d South Sea Ciimpanien, whl Bee! of Basked paid the same noon se ioterest se whirs l'orliesseat pat Rho 11104.16111 at teas so De were itteladed, held we t, . Me. Pelham. notelet of ern ileffllaalt oillersed. Mused''' . Sat eillool.,eihee lister lied ever listed with Yet. They heillinght lying out petu e,„ t t y etta m 4 t h em . sae , three that • l • watbiel revive %NW. pet atilhas ea the matiageo 'Oho hit foe dee metimessoca of the restricts**. months more fur consideration, open which. if they that ei ~ rat a the peblie debt. It was a seeckery in thms to assume that it woe a &tattooed their dissent, is live yeses they were in th call it ' airs 1111011111‘ mold set agree shit ISt ilea' Of lioNtiesi isissists, stid that they were 01014 . 61 tS M . be paid off. There was the difference of light and alai Beghaed had acted le ignoraece •of their ewe if. wile ash p• 7 s• r ••• darkness between bit Bill sod that of the Chan- rum faits; he thee& the smeary *sided fram the The accoente wave oedema. toteether with As cellar of the E xc i tes:igen The Right. Hon. Gen- ISO they hod made vire thrive thopeasion %hearers for the Bank of Ragtime!. • ilesnan, without reigning reason of any kind or r e i of snits ineete. Thee wee never isteaded fir CANDLII Diertee. _sort . unless the hold e rs isse oted by the 16th of bp i te ormiisseat measure. bet so terrorist rid pro. Mr. Buss gave issue. tbit he would. ea • the March next. he would elligett that they smelted. eh. Ale did the Bea led it fee themselves, Ili Nib imitate., mom for the repeal of the dries •a He could Dot see whet wet to be she advantage of sill i , 1 li l * t, as e r eh oo t a . m ad tradesman', that they procaredl its •asfreitoodles. the Bill to the public. He had no interest in it se lea oaelooloseo to lb, sod of the war, then. Si the rid ROSMAN TARIFF. trio . .„ ,a fund-holder ; his i nterest was rather its common ell lapi".l4l see fenesihe of pew, and lo s h e d ' Me% 'flsosee wished to ink the Noble Merger a With the public. for a redaction of the interest of •„;,;', •Z Goa/meat bed received any authentic moment etid list they 1.1,11 • sto relereat so OMNI back to the stock ; though his shire or the taxes which am that is n iger n a d th e ei so loti on a o r . buts the Rearms capital of the mew Tariff? would be repeuled in consequence was a small earl • l ig -11= b e e m ai l asp eased befogs they The Mongols of LeigI9IIIDISILY said that the matter. yet justice was dee to every one. The fee dial is bee eght to give els their udventsge. *ISMS *Meets. to the possession of Geterusitent reasoning on the case of a ire per cent. holder was e l: S o w g ee t h e see t h ey mi di of the oppoetootty o r Ott• the Omit of Petersbargh, were. of dote 31st I.'curios.. He was to direst by the 16th of March, 3",,, sberilltPedeies of eta paymeets. Their owe iron, 4,,Patorfr"ll which time the or. T•riff "" notP" - or if he neglected le do so,. it was to he assumed iipi iweb h e l m . were ni g ht sow n% w ere rap idly pg. deolgabrd. OW weasel bate fixed when it mig h t be that he assented. The case of Irish holders was oisi moused to gii minima-porn was depreciated IS :08P5e,....:11d. He wes_ r aet Pt"'Peud rithe,!,..„_t""Aellr or still mote remarkable. The Right Hon. Gent. the ') p , ere. - it. WIWI le 111"id"" - t . sit other essatells• rietirs"e validity of the "'terse"' w hich had "P s chose to consider debenture., which were is the nth a the Akio le per • and. Sob oos the erifusleriiire - Fiattitti l'°,`"can'll it. lure of English Exclievolarbills. a• 'Nage tendril fen leilirialtictid, end the did they rob else people ew the J. lesivroae mewed for ;temente of Reports in the Irish fire - per eryjs. from Which they were full ;f' slid not seen . it itisempeetfolly to the Direst 0 6 • 4 imPotmar helloed in the yeses 17 Pil I "_ a _ ls ' to be reduced to four. Wby was it te be assumed Fut . by the snargemest of their paper temey, A n a low.ad lebledistmllaShiell the imit°°* l ° "'km! that the holder wished to buy into the funds at *eh el 'what lW they do wish the - mosey when they at 'Visas' held% sod Oa' mid asimathammummi" all ? He dreaded to hear the Right Hon. Gentle- the ' it! They lest it right sad . left its a del're'• ii l l _h, o ,, . eitill the dest e ll _ _.C h e r t rd , ; iii r_. •e ", l ' ut ', 4 _ n all _ mai complimented for his dexterity in this men- r e .'.rend erwrewc y. s ea wow t h ey were in the envi. sne Dllllpplag clearest oat from IMO POMP HI Me roe; it was • dangerous compliment, i 46 mattes. b e t able etasts , sl of eetellPelling Geeertileeet to pay anal/' _,Y r u s ' "" t ° 0141 4 . WWI the des 'i suls " ' l ' d relatiag to the money of she people, which the as 'lll . geed money obliptioas coatrarted in a poor leteommeaseeee-estilerea. Right Hon. Gentleman ought to be afraid to re. !ell t i dild' depreciated' rimers. In 1797 . Batik stock .•• HAIM FMB Pelt CRNTS. TRANSFER SILL. trim , . He contended that twelve days were not ' Ili. **lid flu/. per cent.--.it wee now 4110/. Let that 'air. "Niiilleir" 111 " 14 the Order of the 1_.,07 the i r time for the dissents. Many alight have , P° l L tijoeult fee itself. Besides the advantages before fit sling the Report jots furt her _____„ . .„ e urililu tr umr their minds made up in leas; ethers did not think to • ad, they hid received three or four bemuses on On she su tr as that the B ill be mcoasafolos"'", .., 44 _ . and consider so quickly : these were the persons se' ? le .tranesetione end loans of from 5 to 10 per • Me. Tisallitr toPtaaall hi. ama° l 7 to's° B °°'''''' likely to be moat seriously affected. The &defence the serist.;sed they hod four_ years ago added 115 per I tessera thief eioht. on account of the " nidiegialkion in conifer or Isixely caused to them by the las of ~t h; eras, to their capital. Wel there any company a 1 of the Chassidim of the Emetwqsers whels ,'sidd.,,, 16 4 oil their interest ' was matter of heavy con- i; staggegogstorederse or w o k en i s the universe w hi c h be better able toIIIIIIWICIr Mad explain epos MS MI siderstion with theme They word take time to iias Washer sods fiseressins poets in the saute length astt,..issf iithet Pesos. ' • ' advise with their friends, sod the time allowed re q he eseripotollorted, dm( t i ,.. Ms. LOIIIIII4IToII said, that there wee a neer. t h em e y I " • • igthsteiti p e rwe of t h e em ,. • eitgebet getting the Bill eawarded ; the discussion the Bill would recespre - eiteemstaiices 'lel might chine. The King'. Spelt% alluded to eat ' ft :I I & Ihr Alm t een .' the. a s ,„k Alight be taken at another Stage. Hie .nely object the state of hostilities between' Ru • d Cill NIS WI p i, jig * "Nollord tit pra i se t h em . •erefile effect some liberalness which INC bees sag. T ake ; • gh wetet m i ght be en g age d in war tr y has --.. a „ Am .` ihmiralts 'ltit Vetairing larger piefits --I. llo ed by Dou.Delitlenien mmtwitt. •••- -. . = name. Would they allow uo time to the /be t !lii, other pompoms were able to •• bee a lard coliverwitioir 013 the poi , ere to determine on the validity of foreign it• rel ,„ l i• .Ihi'A-1•• 61. • -.ell VI diseession between Mr. Thant? WA fail l'e as uilties ? Wit too much to ask two or three is • ,'' 12.111116 .1 1tisded /14044111tirs op. War tiehroul-.. - ; ; f . ..ii i wai Illiertitis, when nothing would be lost by she delay ? ste , IPlhillt a v "WM of or - &eddied had '''fi,ffilt. Tacersv - said, that on so important a sub., Reptanation on the application of the sinking fund 4 los . 110 1 6,' "tier k lieli .., t Mir. Tfit .... .itottiheinigt trouble the House with hie opialbeleti k -'bi 'lee millions who promised after the budget. 'Pee . 1 - • ifeadletlatileatts woe thelthe • merest? 'He 'elver's]. the abortive of the Chaneettor of i "Why not give till then at any rate ? The application :POP " ' ' ilea 'lr'tisi 'herd to lee, if that had not , 'llteheepier ;he had done whet he could to put eierthat feed world vary the value of stock. What I g i fidsiktei s ' ea trebe ranged alleles of trade and the &ration till - the Right Hoolittrable Deolltitt I'VEMinn was there for so much baste ? No benefit -er e adt free brew carried on without. a eat •stratelf be its his place to heir eisd enema, °lndict be dented till July. He ridiculed the plea s • riliellehld Of preyments. The Directors •111tit'herog Offered every eitiontedaties *tight liiietaktng the dissents. 'which gave no advantage its 1211 - II Mille* the greatest willingness to Sc. norable °redeems iu vein. the House • , ithihe w h o were first rea dy t o comp l y , and lef these e"i thi erfilite if Government-Vs Heir, ereetratir him Mine soy blame for proreding i 'whole tim e op t o twelve o 'cl oc k a t 's i g ht of vie last I t ee n YAM Ifttet_tbd, 0101411refiea eieter).-4ad hid Amu the discussion. The fi at subject which ' day open to all alike. -He considered it hard AA her 1 "IN T*7 4 ° 41 11, •mott., as litt'tholl6o l6 o l ll* Milt of the his der the Sadiron as td lilt pouter of Par ' 'eople should tint be allowed opportunity to Mete - 4/0111.' - ' .• i s " 4° ' .'` j " .‘ 4 " f *" •'' •. 4 to pity 4wr the fear percents. under theActie "tip their minds on the cireibeiststices of Europ be. . "i r '' 'lie Ild i ffillit fret thegispleh l int tribe) tilimitted•the redemption of that stock to chitin* '/err they determined. It looked as if Government t " Mkt! *JEW 44 iffed'tillit'e 'Beek 115,4106,000/. of it reeki be paid effaud'eediereed: bed some reason to suppers that something world I we ' • . Miele Weiler to return to cash' pity. 4a lieispetei he fund nu difficulty in suppotiar te bat happen in a month or two -which would' mike it mah ' f Pairtrient itioald ter lett that the it). Gormssneut were to have the pewee M • rdeforoldho impossible for them to accomplish thine purpose: st dr tlts coa 7 woad beer is. He washed so war they had redeemed the 45 tottlioas, **ugh Did the Noble Lord lrekvve in • his awes Worts. lie. / ti from limy lteridieted temporises of the Mao ' !they iffirlid net be paid off. But the niereA eked ekes. es to the inere4e etiovenue and fie lower. ail tet the Bolithertiagland end Ireland. Meanest the more be was embarrassed Its deMee ing of interest ? If he diff;then she public would !°' 2 rest he efletertie ihieL that though the Irish minter het they hod Ott power to pay of end re. gam by every month's delay. He thought some T h e • ' ellersisillog tar the management of the deem bekee the 4s millions were redeemed. By opi n i o n dewed be given on the p o i nt s h e h a d me..- - of • f; fret derdfillivessee orinterest they received Asti* of 17g7, the Each equer funded hills is booed, asid Outlier* "In time should be allowed. the MO the areent of 31.0001. a year. 'lf 3. lar shirt 11 per cent, stock • the 3 and I per met. -' t•'' - - ""t t''"el - ' ' Mr. Lusittimnil Orn,Assi themlasnose of the i Melteglead received the same rate of ill. reek* or fended was to be red ' ramble at say time. ;•• treAd ifford to monage the public By t'lle terse of the saute Bill. the 5 pee more . Chasiceller of the Extirgerse r , Her glesoght the de- e se b lotklef mat be grows 10:500e a year. He were tio be dholly redeemable se soon es 11l shill flotation ms N the re/perdu' pf elf millivolt ingot taken as of the b 3 Gee 111. regoiding she o b i • e •ibld A:Wage the advantages enjoyed by were Ord et He professed not to midi • qt ilkittedloorhieh he had Irately wished the ears import of this, but it ought not to past WS millions of redeemed stock. He thought it a 11: 4 . 0 1 fri illPlilliol Wish Other' stablisheitete ',tee ash Weight-it ought to be explained in the gest commendation of the plan that it differed (rule b• t i e , r. Pellutin's. owl ao avoided great difficeeltiee f ri If ,v.....; Cot ...o.:GJ .11.. '5 ; tin. . .., ) 4:- Bill; tier might not to give it the go-by, Doi i Neositiail steate .inilitiand. '"'°'' 'r ' so snifter of censure on all those who which the letter had to . encosuter. . The RigM . -t el it 1 low tlitheiolllll Obi Atflikladist *MOW Debt might direr he wa .e. nt Th o e f tieurfmoromeaftio. the n B it: li g:1: e : Ildi . 1 thee aril& " • tiiifidliseliiet et the givernit.lisillitiliarVirweg ter n ' "414411041 Pit- •,. . •-1 suss' Ssi. 1 0 , su.'' es •tedamed nod id off ;" but no explanation eti llu i n t o t u o r i e h ti a le t. Gii i n e oleinan might End it dif fi cult was- S , il begged leave to read au astral t Ho from • book which he thought would convince liiin. the • • • "•'lllettlibert. flee mid thit lee Meek ewers dr the Mid gives in the Bill to shew whether the 45 sill. The Hate Gentleman threw read the fullosseg pos• the i' , • 111110011 t tree of saterest poll'idl lite two Blinks. lions ore to be redeemed by the Cominissiowers sage from Susollett:- vet _.l • 'Si.IIW hod eerie found fault with the high rate .sly,' ree -aerially pied off. He was of opinion " But the metal seeesereehisatlistiletelleheel Shia "Ili" . uni et Parliameat was the reductims of she looms ea the publi • L. dirlilitiltftt IRAS lb the• Bonk of Ireland. (lute im- that itelliiset ...emery absolutely is psy thentl ff . Nada; a K . 1„,,,, wh i ch was piammi Bast e emit by al ee ":_'l fe5n94141.1 holpia was bu eartme for another. Ho Aerlirlbe IVIIIIIire ef these words mast be rib. att a ieter, without say national disturbasce or demote, to De ' ifirif loathing Itereattel to . the Bank Directors. ire to aidillreeent explanation. from the sobseepsest the astualsbeamit of all Erre; dr different mations of tin' • - He °sold odor the free of the plea that they establishment of the perking food. He would sot whit* could mil comperbusit how it steroid be possible for hsac 0 . 6 ' were in musty instances. holders only to - the give a distinct opinion but et was • question winch th•G''''''''''" l ." the e! e l e at • bag exPeettell lute , "tell it 1 bad so considerably dratted the country a•mi • d • eametlint of a se/Beier eeselilleation. end could hove tbe•House right to ' consider and fully exploit,. lb* woos harden of - as; debt, . to t sod eo l tr ess ' e hat ry for 4 we partial parambotini interest in the concerns of The Hight' Hon. Gentleman had wormed to paying off such of dm pubic creditor. as mirk, ehoo.e to tee i , gee 11:111t ; but they err *object to tire letterset frame his Bill on that of Mr. Pelham. Before the 'reeeive their priocipal, rather Hasa inbuilt to • redo -tine of it 1 . he ether monies. They were very likely to be patents of Mr. Pelhent's Bill, some difficulty bud she interest. It was mot 'gm mveb few the boomer of the w i t i 1' •abetatua to keeptheituntits to be aerviceable to the been discovered in adj us tin g the sament of debt ttemst'im. shot "wee am' um" , et ''''be" "'haft*" the I mid. kis vest eamblete of civil ammo. be lakhig *, praptietoro. of writhes fie , being one, received hie with the East India Company. There were four is ii " - i • s • . N bte opretaeitioi of • rasing le Parhavent, la oppraltwo le • proportion of heseit from their service. They tailbone doe to•• that body, bearing different his Majesty's bps. ch, d istil. nudes far from beteg is a eel' i 4 • - • taight set under these motives in a manner which rates of iut e rodat, The Attorney-Grimm! then flourishing condition, was almost entirely exhumed; that ten erseeill•be prejoiliCiel to their country. From die -stated• that sore tesolution Was • iteetoruy to ' otionierce drooped mad declined; that public credit wood cot POs of the Art *barter to 1797 thee hod err declare the intention of Parliament on the qui,- t' a m t lf"•lt °" the *telt a rais! 'ma that all - the t " . 1" wit ii • stree more then sup e r era. Bones they lord ensile' lien which had arisen as to Ile oeeessity of i ely comledril *Sun the difierest Powers of Etirepe„ °l.' were, fit effect, dissidesesseems and prejediral to the im ▪ deriwg that who* 'priori. The properties whit* •effactiog a corresponding reduction in the two 'meteor Great Maio. is avower to Mese amertime, Mr. del • -leer &rid regularly bailee of 7 per cent. wed toren' bit* of stock. The Hose thought it right Pelham ondemook to peer, from t-- le. register of expora wh l• 'p.4* aro toil beekitig compaay ever received. la to at each a resolution on their Jouruals and no nod imports. that the eouterieriee of the kingdom was more to • romaluesice of the artrustages derived from the one-orie to be paid off without the fullest replan.- exer lie "' e r ;. • 4 l, 4 ;e it e rb et r at 4 .1 tatiMilr ob t g l“,11 alift '"l'd " 1 ° cur renltiction from public balmier, from thearanega. • time op all matters of doubt. He gave no °pluton, p w d hich he world cur l p iu - e' to o a he m' :, e a a ll e t ept o pe n lasil lit. hiss wassurprised hint t . . • Brink had airmailed to the ann"nnt of thirty mil. hear she Right Hots. Gentleman professing to have of seeking, aid Genoa is shake or overtursi. He declared, the limo. mad upon, this feet lie challenged -any one followed Mr. Pelhem's Act. He had teed both that 144 datalta of vaddviat the lasers,; lops the foods was am lt OM* toes Ili bore' Ms coutery. end an opiaioa b e , to.disprove WU!. To this indiasdosity he could' with much attention. and he could baldly conceits the Th i Item no objectits. for he was a participator in the . any objects more dissimilar. 'rise history of Mr. I sh ha ie t hi t ird w e e. iis i t e r d i u lte ly at I l i : He a 5 " .1 8 .1 a loe ebtlCcrooewfsersro ewe ed um gel parity. As to the representation of the greet Pelham 's Act was short. -The first mention of the sue subject with .0 1 1: of the rest approved kuowkdke, the denies and.seerees doe, by the Bra for the pub. • .abject wee in the Speech fr o m the Timone, said the . and ustfoubted expellent./ ; sad erre to prowneette the tits lie, lie was wiry to admit that they had always beep' foam: heirs of the measure was to be (the wilds methoda proposed tor alleviating the load of tile "minuet hel reedy to lend • Government any money at lower la being afterwards exactly reiterated in the preamble sit , that the Pelee'?' le Iteeelee t h e Intlie•lin of the by 1 4: ' • freest than to any other 'sortie% Bet boor were they to the Bill) a new arrungenient of the national s ' e le ir w i ck ' enabled to de this. ? By the Act of 1797. Did they debt, to be effected with a strict regard to , ri ß lil i i i c l ever do it witbeeteine well pistil fur it ?He had eo . lath and private property. Mr. l'elloun abiestiati so colopesaatmg then" ; but it was tidies. promised. that holders of four per cent. should cou- mo lees is them draessisse merit foe doing that which' tissue to receive four for ell* year, then three sad • elmoorwea r ot harigirraih rim t e e power to cheetid for a half for seven year., end then be reduced to three. i ili i ijes h i s i v o e n s il os /Mild C s ° l7 i o d t f c r ur th4 4o la the at ir k reileTtio s s il s d I ",.' i He e fure It Might be too hie tu adopt antendweenti. ' at it... G abl es co r nmeme red, , that al is a ls:b i l t ati p ::id wore clearly demos trace 1101 the vigour of public credit and the angewertanoa of ua- cm dt.urielenpue.a.v..ecia2o.haitz;7l aciz o indera f . : l otlt ti: , whit h had within T h h j a h il er a i rle . il i l a si se d itellrl. het .- • Ptah they *re reply paid. The Hon. Member That. was a proposition consistent with public faith, e a , to i i; a i . ai i - ,4 m u g, aara i s h aram n aK a 1 ,„, " sraa i d i, the ewer him had refereed to thee paper laid before the.. and that it was felt to- be so at the time VAMP ob.• nary sew alibi had been paid se barmiest:if reported co. a. girl eisone by the Stab in t 797, to /lieu their reedi.. movable from the three per cents. being at tot. He earrewell great tead"talta sad reaata for ate 'alerting of ed wet to mime awl payments. Let the Hole • The object was to let the holder down es gradually' tbm° "'" had "ftweta 11 . 1 "e'ee7 6 " the et?'" et she the 4 G rio t... sag go . 'M o ek e l a tt e r pert o f the same Mu d 'on l y as poseitale. Very d.fferent has flit • 4il se ovennsimit •; drisriug, thst his alai was t. eunuim a fair, tit . A mustatee meshed fee tesseateg the rotund utiun ea. ,' s dec./torso. The paper declared the Bonk to he'l direct pro t toeiti o u o f Or Meek Hon. Gentleman. enentseale by laillertag the latereee , emforniable to par; 1 " oestrus to reser* mama. in fad, if she pe- l He knew it might be said, that tie Made,. of 3 per • tissenstary taiih, aid agreeable to Ow tetra of 'kraal jos.. of t • heed ereatustarees . of the ereentry made it i cent, had so right to complain ; that they bought ties. Hs pt.. was ateenballlV eleteeametes sed lell• ma A el:* paha Thefti: e ffs b ! t0P1.6"..• 04. ROO -the' Difeeters declared it to wails their eggs Ore. IS. .a rock which they hue,. a" °Rime"' le lie NOW of Coss r ale /rap wialiiiirdfpftekviedite-.-bet they sib- was .object to redeem . . Yet though she lester Iii "." 4 7" 111 ' W I ' stets " " e us 11 " 1 " 1 " "' ad "' Seaßlit." the. if i wee of is Ad fur the redoca gilled .111141.411* elelbelltatell4l4l of Poiliauseat. es of abs Ire was ageism i . murdering who .ere fl i e wn t awe e e tate ,„' i L PN . g r .... " :“ port .1 Ow ort4H,or, c omplied 1,3 • ii Mod ii 4006444., ..“10 siou.ia the tree ef the parses toiseemed i Oillry indeeseace sherd be ebb the femme i ltrispeovil, sea sobsoribed toe rive eltee i ss- ' net ' 1 coUt.iCit alight 044 W. odnintbin to amber the extended to diem. Mr. Pcllatie'd 11,11 pee the mess before Iles else of Febetol i bat ski %ht.. Pe." Cu.. wh • •• • I. . • . . -4 ' - t .:- - • - . -.LL.-..-- - - . - - .UM - . .0 1 1111 0 k1 0 " .' '. s. . •-ow m. . - .. V ' , stile ideation of compelling Government to pay la' geed money obligettwas cootracred in • poor 1 410 depreciated' eorreory. In 1797 Bank work *eV nu/. per cent.—it woo now 280/. Let 'bat trperek for itself. Besides the advantages before • ad, they hod received three or four bonuses on te .transsetioise sod loans of from 5 to 10 per eterist.Orod they had four_ years age added 25 per error, to their capital. Wes there shy cowpony of eillkete,•troders, or Welters ie the uoiverse which Nirtaitelet oath vesereistes Maim in the same length ", . t Ili h Maori •tetellecied, that these ' - • ' ' IN ibiltillpfese of the coun. .' ' 1111 :11‘" gird** emend the . Bank dihge i t o "Illeinard to praise them. • - I ride ietteiving larger ',Hillis .1 " t • " llhallse other peewits were able to . :n• - • -, • ,-. 1 ,•• , *A'' .1. 1114/" 11401. 1 iiiksfa op. 1111hillr,/.ltM"thlrle Of m described had hipvia Ala: lk •reitli af t Wit. U. sus. it km* edge wee tbssribt a necesilary ° • iti lr e,i iit'Ofti iiienibe •bre ebeemo ra terg to eden te tarieir e ldr i rson f t e h t s et t irel ha bod d eua not ds i •• iiiiptllsidlli Jr preyesents. The Directors - a illkwil the greatest willingness to Sc. i the *fate if Governrnent—V. Heir, Tlilk *the ,liff Opediretisa side)-4ed bed therm riga itmet,./.41 .araiviii Set* Mr issiviiiir a the .4 16 1. IMWsif' . 0 , s . •‘ 14.1 /...: • . 4 !. IIE Aly ag4 . , it lit thelettlpeati • mocha laillioeso to retorts to etish' pay. '.' .f Pailioreent Ind betted,' that the ii,. / dr the cos* rj• trend beer ii. He wished to el from /my invidiotod temporise* of the Ma: . t of the BaltsPertea ( land wed Irel'aed. 2 vault be otheired - te Mt% that though the Irish • •• elatrged'elliellot %r the teanagement of the l i u • ti .yet Of thrihirereeee orineerest they received •• Si the eminent of 51,00 a a year. 'lf IA aettland received the same rate of ie. ,;• NUM *food to osansge the peblic lnikkOl owl be ohms 40;5044 a year. He Atel slimier tlw advantages enjoyed by qt 4feittedloo 'which he had heart wished ). zr lllPtiodi Web Miter lotobloshaototo of the Of ,/,....; Fla "161:, tri•• •a men. ' 411 )4t . .• • 1 N e ogiggid gogg em e imio ggei n d. Isobi yr r l OW theakilleh hi If 011WiPIddif Debt iiiddiraiier at hie Gleareit'ilkillidlikAlkelltli et w.oggiliogit.,_ , , ~ _,, ~.,,, I rii.. to head' • •:•.tddei %lithe feu. said that Ifi'Vrei swam dr the • -sliiiNeet Ante of sateen pollf•if Vie two Blanks, • -beak! hod elleissll foetid fault with the high rate rarieltiewsr fele to the• Bonk of Ireland. (Inc im- jekes94l.4 kelpie wee no 'sense for another. Ho /Au nothing persitail to the Bank Directors. - He mak! *dont the fame of the plea that they , . peeks at diet kept aloof, S 1 refes.d to Itobecriall *Ott or the', capital. " dhow the middle of March the Commems ermined the proper Wirers to lay Infuse them ais acemmit of she sums whkh bad been sebeeribed, sad il+rse were takes halo mess dentate. by a Conesnittat of she Whale Howse. it was thee that Mr. Pelham, asTbasseellor of (Kende:veer, Aimed, that besides the debts flue to the three great Complies I. their corporate capacity, all the rest, rerrrillt fir per resume iateresi, 'Mita • subscribed, turps about eight i.e else aslitein, the pepprietoes of clutch had toefested the fa. rune designed Ilium by Parliimeot : bet SS wittoy of these bad bees .tried by hit coessmillo4, who perhaps were mere intent on distressing the Goverouneot that. solicitous, to sees* the* Melee, Ind is Massy were forebrain., residing heisted see, who hod ant lime to take proper Arlie, sod give the aereessiy iosriiietioes ; sad as these could met pm. sibly be distimtubbed from such as refused to subscribe from mete obstimery or dissfeesion, is might be thought Mel to take she most rigorous scimintsge of the forfeiters they had Mewed. With respect to the proprietors of the sleek or capital belongi•g to the three Ig.itel CeilitribieN Ms asserted, that meal of theta would estimate , have subscribed their properties within the time buried, bet were mreemas ity ricliteed by the majority ois the both..; sod as it was equally impossible to know them who were &cellist the gent' , • on she ballot, he thrieght that souse eredersess was dee eves to she omit-weer, of those three Campaniles: his opinion, therefore, was, that they sod the sesicibmplyieg an. weinutie oboold be indulged wish further slow a osseplete their siebeaription; bet, in tordet to preserve Ws soibertly of Perkasie's, aid the regret due to that august aseemisly, they might sot' to he prattled tviils such adessisorees s cr ag a, we r e stioyed so the kinsitilliate she at lest cheer. fully etimplied with the proposals offered by the legislature. Fee these Felten= be proposed. That alibough the ton} of eebieribiog should be protracted till the nth day of *lib the eacouregemeat of 31. lea. per neaten per submit eheraid sot he coutimeed le the vetoed imiceribtes Wage/ awn till the bib day of Derenther, is she year 1755 Ihe proposal brims approves', • Bill was based fur that porpore. se well as for 'simonise( such ausisnike as sbooM pot be fah scribed, which passed through both Noires, sod was amt. ed tato a law, after havin received en cidltionsl elecane,em powerieg the East lithe Company, ft ease they rhombi eels. scribe ill their stork Immix ma inkrest of doer per oath., to borrow, with the coolest of she Treasury, soy as., sot 'selective four ministate two heintred thousand park after the a I roses of isteuest hefure proposed to he' yOl4 by the public, sod oleo million more at three per mesas per Millen. They were also vested with a power to raise smog by bomb, as formerly; yet au as the whole, Melodies; the ammities, iboeld sot owed what shey were by tamer Act. ellepollieted to borrow. The objtenoos to the execoiloo of this project, which ire many were Metaled team snomaislite, eatirely vsoirlied before the fertile*, penevesastee, sod rialtos of the Minster ; who had secured, bung 'be mo. sled men of the ammo, the promise of such slims as would have beet. trodiciens to pey of the capital beloogteg to those erosio.re who meths reface is accept the totem, rhos reilatvd. The second saliveriptioo bad she desired et et. The these great Conionsiee arioieseett, sod their .sample was tattooed by the ether rierepilies amatikauts; the sp. penal harden was eisatfu.t•hly lightened. mod IM b lend .coneselorabiy tocreased, *island pruderies she Most perpleiity sw disterimace le the leltllllloBeltililhi a eiscem. of*, t h at tepid eat rail le sisal* its seastratioa trod levy of MI Clonieadoim." .Slocernerent had decided vedjoiseli betweesitilineg advantage of the furadholder and giving him too moch.• 11e could out se 4 .whet there wee to. require tints fur decision, except speculatioos on eioeunisnerices, whith •eneld sliver be' limi'rd were they allowed for consideration, Mr. Ettics objected to the precipitesity girths, measure, which must be a leas to the public if th 4 teveuat' Were thriving, anti the interest at Illesrep wile likely to be lowered. He thou g ht the pl au l much leas candid and palatable than Mr. Peihem i st while it was far lees advantageous to the orb lic. It would be eight years before Om *grit* sire a million by it. Gentlemen might 'dash, Ins as.ertion ; but if they obsessed, the debt *could be increased seven millions, de are per cent. ott the whole stock. Ile strongly insisted on the Oeceasiiir of Aelayitig The time allowed to express Asyut on the Bill. Mr. GBINIELL, except in the point 'of time, most cordially epproved of the messes*. Mr. Ttsamtit, in explanation, said he did"not object to • the principle of she measure; but he had P:eombuted she mode of currying it into ellbet, sloe to which he was not prepared to assent. 1111 i, igertissom said, there could be no doubt with respect to the questiou of the right of the Sete to pay off the five per cruts. His Right llonormible Friend had most properly referred to the Act Of the 37ih of George 111. for hie mu. thorny on thut bear!, which enacted that Gov ernment should not redeem the ire per cents. until 25,000,0001. of the national debt should hiore been paid off. Thete might. he admitted, be vitriol), conattuciions put upon that clause but on'e's the moat estenordioary consteOction that 11. had ever heard of were contended for, he thought it would be (flood that she condition there laid duets had been fully complied with. If it were con. tended that by the clause to which he had refert4 it were assist that the amount of the capital of she whole debt should first he reduced below .h..t it their was, ceitaiiily it had not been fulfilled ; but the Honourable Member for Coventry him. self had said, that lie aid not think so repute. terous a meaning could have beep annexed to the condition. It liad beets argued, that paying off with one hand. while they were borrowing wilts tl e other, did not constitute such • reduction of the debt es was contemplated by the Act;..heceuse, chile they continued to borrow, they feet added to the debt. lie was not prepared to admit the curiettnesii of that argumen4 but (le 'atrial be bound by_the fact, and it appeared that the public bed pail off more than 25,000,000. u( debt since that period, without borrowing, or any other mese sure which added to the capital. That they bad been 'rambled to do by the Land Tax 11edensistioe Bill. Us less persons were prepared to contend that the five per tehis, were not to he reduced.before the whole of the debt had been reduced 25.000.000/. below its mount in • 5791; or that any operation by which • portion of she debt to that .01001st was paid off, did not btiog theta within the principle of the Act to which he had referred, he could not core-rive how it could be argued that the condition laud not been fulfilled to the utmoe. The Honourable Member for Coventry (Mr. El. lice). in the ci tore of his objections respecting • the merle and time of paying off the dissent. tient holder,. apprised to hint to have housed ' ed a very ettreordluary proposition. He had said, that by this plan, at the end of sweep years, they would only have gained 1,000,0011. If they looked only al the present amount of the capital of the debt, lie admitted that no more would be' gained ). but if they looked to slit reduction of the elierge upon the public for the interest a the debt—.• if they looked to the fact of the seduction of 1,300,000 f. of annual burden on the people, me see could efibe debt, thst proposition would optimism. be wholly sufriandtd. • Aud if a slaking fund of 44 di = telethons wire to he (ht use (or the neeeltn pose of ktvpit.R frith with the public a 'dilo. . i • a from some t the Same I pe im ti e imo t b bc ,, F t 7 1)c : o u t hl y du c r i ot t lie) 7l l i.e;i74ghtahetioe " %dr . t v . y he :tN:cled • 'fb cietiital a Tilt debt. ix:r !lP ttlf .- 1: a l ib i:e rn e snrtuhi7G, diminution four per • theri :I:rPcci charge 14 7 : e t o o t p h r o a hr u i r::e t i b d p e e l t ; e u c x l.l l— : . - rult. stock interest on the debt would (hereby have beet effected to en amount which at conyous.d interest would by the present time have mail haled olio whole capital of the debt so ironer -Fred. Witi respect to the mode tad lime of pii‘j ug off i 1; Ore per cents., be tepprebruded that from ilw ti ers pablicatioa of the Resoltitiosts of the 211 ear l ,b •f L perm. intereated in lbe trawmetion must heeirlosser e : e terns which they were called boon to weer. so Ise d • g rew, w well as th e y yen after the Mt atwald passed, although the books trees ass u, meld .t t he g fur the wasp of the digerati Until she ests horn,. Itrie what win the grievance in this irs•e? Th e ch. the Eachelper said to the holder of Navy rtve per every debt.. had • right to wy Io IVY., eyed ti.r —(11 hats revisits W. MI lu propose to pm. In whirl, i f ymh not choose to assent, I will pa Ids 105)1. .v r lutit !beet owe rib; hat If pas prefer leht. Is she four yer nuts ,1 •11 pint you so such of that sleek instead a lOW uterine TM offer which this party had to commie, wee, Oro% r wools! prefer to receive the Omens of his caoLal to , or et Casterroswent oreority Ihefr a little more at • rs dated rate of tattiest. That, he apprebroded, was no, a dlffieok most for emaidstrolino. It awe laid that the time showed, at inkwell/am th..gh in Let it wog starer thirty at t ote. was toe short for porgies he sake op 'bete eiti,sds whetter they swaaW take 100 L la istowey. or a 14 le men vs stock ; and it was salmi what the Govetterd-ni *omit tow delay t The lass would be this, that liming: promised ly gir t I , ISI. ill the row, per mom. foe every of les pt cells the d e lay ..n u gip the pasties asset.. avail tie r . • selves of say foetwatims whisk might he reused by ills operation of eieforearea mrariesects, while Gassman( would numbs homed, bowever week ta its Aetna, it had rd'erird. it bed most been sake{ shy tiny sought to may this war dim tido elicit. while Valid. terraces between Turkey sod Rosso. resai seed atedites mime, nod dories the matottled appearance of affects in oil. r wets of Emery? To that be 'timid reply. 164 or the, one to avail mull duns eau seibisi it the state of Ernest so of ibis savory to affect the price of the fund., she hi : would sever arrive whew say operation of this Name nail he carried isms etre,. There wowlsl sleep be sow most urcorribig •bich wools' have wore or less e frei t w poblg credit, and it would be both nowise and onfsir fur lbe lie interest to give the parties the adamants. of the ta reser , o f ' b ite of ( our m ow the, while they themelos unitised booed by the trews which they hail ultainll With respect to the leaving otidetermisod ehr Owe wit sande of pails; of' the sleet is the bands of those who disseeted, be sow 2.7 that he thongs' it a meet of pod faith is this tr••••etlimy that the mate of Mae were left opts for the Clime disciples sof Purl sweet. Mr. retinal, hr believed, did not say sae shitig sham tie soil or time of paylag of these who thousand imam his pl.a, bet the or.. skill am dose as was no• Imp nag. There wail so differrsee is the eud (tom whit Mr Alban did, there was so deportees frogs' the *petit et teller a is. Let of Farhasmai ; there was as qv-silos of good Guth the inamattim, bet merely of the time to be allowed (sate holders to wake up their minds; and std. r those wrap stamen he thought lbe Huts, sight with a safe cosiciesie adopt the mew which had Mew Foisted net. Mr.W. WILLIAMS fully coorarred to the aasetwitiapa odlieh had ham made spas this wrosare by his light Has.. Fe wad (Mr. Tiemery); the law, I. his °Motors, was amiss. /1116#5151ty of the tawasere was had, and ebe mote is which it wan to east it was also bad. The Right idea. a a= vibe spoke Imo, is observiag spec the law sit she 1111041, had oil referred to the Act 24 Grosse 111. obit I was the Act that created the Huck is queasier. That Art saperusly mated, as gee of the trews spas w idY the writ , was milasidlabed, that it was not to ho wilemped mail a elv ish* parties (6,0011,001111.) of the mitiond J hit Mottle hoe • Mira wad of; sod of the lilted Hue. Geodes.. had refired to dm worm of Mr. Pitt oe iatrodoesng that Act, be woad Mae fomsd that it was cootemphahrel by him, that they was sot to be paid of moil the capital of the debt should bays town IMMO d iw awasoW '4.00111,0001 below about= at 'kirk it thee weed. He should like to hear the Mimes, Gear I's espial...a of the law the term belay as he had purls d the*. The Right Hew Grath was had said that the telass of the Ireieleeliew were Well brows; bet be (Mr. W. W.) dosed that hie did mot home thew at that mown; awe did • he Walk the Hight Hoooorable Gentleness mild pit thee the precise terns on which Goverusitot is ewd.d to direct the sltimate operation art Ibis seaters. Ttot were told elted they should receive lOW of 4 yes at. smelt for orrery 100 T. of eery 5 per cents. ; or, if they el limited Prue lbw proposal, that they shield be mid thew Itailf.'s mosey ; bat got w word had Mee mated of the Owe at oboe they were to be so paid; se that se else I. fact was gime to guide dims is theleikeisior wits the elig.hiloy sit eithsreffe; few he mostoadod that unless the time of the wormed pay* of were lard, we awn amid possibly make op hisasiod owee wy seas/ rensieloradoo of the astute of the prewmal lie Isd before wood his enyittion that the touppulmoy toilette's sea Illegal; sad the Chosiediet of the Esehrapror had tooled himself of the Aught which be had ihniwa eat to hire a dirmariame holder to mermen brie WIN epos Memel. the laspusstios of • request whisk the party disertist ww fovea to 84*. tweeter averse he might feel, that ie sight he peed his HIM is mosey aces/idiom t. the sere of the R•solotwa of she Howse of the 11141 of reentry. Owe party whom he knew, its giview is his iliseerv, mi slead of *dap tag she normal lowerted is she yr sled added to the expres.los of his dewiest hoe the f r of 105 i. of inter pet root. stock, that " be did not .elaise .0 he paid 1001. In okoory, Recording to the terms of the ro.o. lo.lon of 43d February lao, but tbs.t r.gsind sees paid according to the terms of the Act of 111 Greer 111" Another party, aft r filing sip the closes is she prima he a r pgip. or tr i u e di c iso l i t a t ou boom a y " t i e i t:: 7 l . i es t i e ri. a ri ee l r s e h a se u i t f s tsic t be d hi s." o.o sio as l i t ki i c e , f i r e .fo la ul d bi iwv . s i e t tre t le g a t . he le t a ff ;d trey ;s ... i a re i so t t r lM if • party dissented, he was sot anemia .• mail himself of ow terms of the 21111. Geroge 111., 1 at wast actually compriled is bind biome( to ea orrougewent which ressd. era !hit het were slaty. Me 'lobed a Item , opus what aollawilf the Goveramest took epos itself so imposer ro:ditioos as divert l, at wartime" with the Act of Parliament ; he eonid Piro reeve auy breach of faith wore Craw than that. The Hon. Geodesist's thee p.weeesird to animadvert vir i s present sitskiug fund, which be ransiered as a de.v. I °7 up • delusive system which had prevailed for the 1.1 , years, by whist It the potpie were dosed situ the belief M. , the abok debt had ben creak d by Cove-rotors* barprmsg mosey us the neat ediraotageous se tips C r the wog' : Would the Homes sad ,he envoi" bet.eve tla. ls ffeeet w " of the tabervcsiffittbaketlencsofreeestabceievidediwebtai,....owidshers:r7mogedige, c. lem m a ti.ovi n cu s s o ta. torrv inelpri e ,si i: of this measure bad feuded Ma city b Its a • 5 r" stock, irrrdeewahle for •ow a.a • 6a, he (Vr- W. er cou r e ld try abe . w if th the st soze fr ov o i jmu l I ...s. of the sh:rfp.therou::ert...vbetiil,2l_hrA ,d , converted later sib stock, every 1001. u rave hers worth lilt. I. the market. A / it, paying of Ihe lee per orate,, M had tlowerie , t the ehur.' nests. iaa Owe perosas., he wtsid brae Met it es his pi 1 1. efeci a dimi.alls rf she espial of the ,tees of felt 1 XlOlO,O/11. Ht urea stetted That the gsks.hire f"r •rs pact lid Men posertte , leaded isramMtillbe asuatry ia retie, and tls;t day got rid—of the Mokiag food No bran, or. _te! ° l6 ,' lesessusig, be sestetteld that it escrowed the asetuseher ; tho llat men. ATlOlt akeibeg N E a r iniewa t. imaa, 115 .. 1 17 1 , :iri74 . Aet of Parliameal lb por cm* could sof ilitemli v rarroiog li hsterir liamisselle al ai seh ke h ea :"Pi le w l bsi m b l bel y t wb b i l :t . , e: that whowaimuse4frardb."l whd