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last 50 years, It clantlit.ol increased ,in prosperit:; - totvolitl tow oth , er (70111kti y itad done itt the fame time. Iler'ttgrietiltore Ittul doubled in extent, her commerce had doubled since the Union. Ile admitted there were some serious evils in that .cotititry which ot , glit to be removed the evils whieb hail exkted were not to'berrneed tt . ) any question of religious distinction, bra to the Jess thspositiOns of the,lower orders if the people, These tvere tot Cat hull's as well its I l rotestants ; and,on,tho trht:le, he felt eorffident, tlyat it was only from eduratiow, And the introdite. ti.,iii of good morals iicto Ireland, that "'sine conld ilerNie'l l eitl'advanttiges, and tiodergo a Change of . „ Planners. At the hetlitininli of the Last century, Ole situation (if :•eotlatid tv:ts worse thin' that of Ireland, and thr manners of her people halisiikee ' btitt all corrected by a good srletil of Edttctt tinti flieri, the Noble Earl read a reptKt:on the State oiSentland in that early period, from whielt it appeared, that the most ItOrrid depravity of manners prsvailetl among there, and these rearmm errs were all since' eprr f eeted by Pfriiratio"•l It eihicari 9 l) alone then, then the great tor, tnik lice and depravity of ti k e 'be corrected, A UottiMittee had suttee ' tiote ak,o teen appointed to inquire into' the pest mettnsrof crirt•r O ing the state of Ireland; they likisl ptrnz lishvd their repoq ; they pin!, by the assistance of itufiviih . 4rls, set It sysep, of oucation pn I ' oqt ; j 1 Mien to operate !;rectally; and he could assore the Iftptse that a most iipportant I.4l:inning had al ready been made. (ti this occasion Inc Vi kited to correct a common prejudice,' that legislittit.T cm l iq iro a great deal; it was no tittelt , thitig net suctilt g. ;Ate c o uld gain HOY great objet ,+t ; and Ote , Only way to tl . O any . 9otl'tvcitilil he by a show pro. gress. As to whot the NOhle 11largoisitad said about entatteipatints, lie rya shire it had ti tt rithin to do with the evils of freland ; am( that the . gr,thtiti4 what was c;dled , , vould flit•ri4ritedy thrthl iii the slightest degree. Ile had alcr i yo enup,iored (.7,ttholic o 3 the Pipit , ;:irati)le or fill ; and h t' never regarded pron, and . ~ it ettt rS as 611114* of, any eqnsetinence wnatevr e. lOsp,ct tithes, lie 4 . as !catty to atttnit, tiitit [t eothmtlC - Itlon ,vonhl be a desirable titre:;; btit he never eonld eontpreliend any plan that IA' 0111 (1 !tot tooze pliiertiiptable thhti the pre,sent sp : tetn. oh thx,ittli . ks. of the w tirtapers ofirshi. lie did Ito! t ' hini; 'proper to fqllo the Noble Mar (pis, there Were ni.)‘sr Coipmittee? sittiog that stiltit!r( ; ~ p d as it''Wqs. Ole !Mention offio, vtritteix, it'ter the reecks,, jo a Bill for, eousolidatipi; the Treasliries of the two eiNntsiri, lti ►+•i tiii lo the state ohlrel,sitd,lteatltttited the exi , tvace cif ohe "gi tot hardship, Evil whiek Lc featc.A it wo,dd tl'ot vr)”ime, to fiuhl a retitetly ; it tvet . the evil of tiou..re)4ence..-- . - . 0,f , civittletnen . talking t tint] Siiv111:114; it in qty,er . Co9ltrkel. it teas 10, that; Ity:st to a want tit 0)c11A... catiOn, that the greatest evil of Ireland ‘Yil. nrii 1 hot era; fie reiply, the 11,kiiy, 'Ooslibre: titteortoti fp My!' 6i Inalt „ ing ch a t tivioch of hilt Lire ofi'stiengtlland iirosperity; hot he ‘v,ita.ccip(idAri,t dim, Ito lkite'l4 r6airl itrkc, Iron' the i , ),r,oiti)seil quip's, nntl lip'• that trifA'ort ht; Sitotthi Qpp,,tm; it. . lii (lie fpliowed, the ipythtll n j► I ' prttot b , ,Ote, Itasslyit, tarthnl,e , DarideY,, im4City tsary'oo, aU,t! Lord Sii). , .‘lovirif oppo,ctl the motion in fill and conclusive welch ; and Lords Hies. sin`y,tott, St. (h:rmains,, ant letlesdrtle, also ably spoke on the santesitl.c . of (he site,!' a short rrply Iron) the Varttuis, ot4uctc sNafOkt, the House divided . — 'Nil' too t cots . cAtalt .. • "'Ca flints .. , ...Pirsent....qt-lircu;ies...,4l-- mrkiinity for, Ittlitistrrs • —7O 'IOU' & OPI:CUALMON S. A Petition prvsentttl, front the Landholder% of .the of kent, de,:•••riliirig their d'Hresse,s, nnil;puipti,og pot the nee'v.,lity of wtle , at tto slAte,ta of: Titlkes.-- ./n.4441! to he on the table. ' • wao prim:mod from the Froit•growers of the fleibtntgrit . n . %l AhtithOnet !{taut, tlw itaftorta-, tfowb,f 4 - 49jui ‘);110 - ed to 11 5 oft toe tit*. pViIIELLES presi , itted a Petition froro Leeds,. Witte fielitotyjdiDonriSter, ai3ino laying'',oy further duty on fo'- rtll4. l .r4Pctrtlit 9i - tisyelltu tie 99, 01011 . 11,k. Gliqk fuorigift Bill to amt.tot all Act, gi.ring pilver Mas!%tritrei to tippoiot - thstr -S[irverirs of ~ tv ay"; 'etc). Finite etttreetftkittoo , with !qtr. Cia4t:ci, tiliftvf,Leff vie, Mr. 1), At:. wtpi,retto tirot time:; to be, re:44 4.l4.rrourthilelip•toerrolio. • • etlikiaillifininfid',6)i . U:tve to bring in a lift to ex" lain anti attlentt at% :itt sed Litt 'Sehtiori;tii aISeSS coutay'lratris. • Leave wltsKiyett, first O , wl', mid' ordtiki:4 Ur a oecottereadinctp-ntorr k iiV, • S'il . ft,‘ .l f r itittgleAltrifeenterliPPtitipti front tits Fatuity: Fmcltty ithatteltitt'aigtteishis of Agyieultiiii.— Iteferrud to tit . ,e littnifnfifFft tv . tnr voted PttlijoD a v tiust , F,x,ppwlituke, and trifle:6dt ftel"rerietirn,iint "t r .fer'l?ePtillitieht of 04' Ntatu fr , an theltrhAbilente o(4ll`eirirtNit cat:i-opft gate; lyi r voLyA n ,s 4 o. o p„ Ri a l iii', hut flees istur I (wait 4,)f i lt;vcntssoktotpra laying 16 0 Duties on Oilltrial Ain: (*dried ttAjerdd'alV ' ; 1 4 :11E .S'.l4"i' PAY- OFFI(cE, Aft'. Uo e that: iii the cow : se iff the ikhiite 0 ,1 last night, sonle - oentlemen had' appeared tle. ' friroui to . ktiotv'tite' of the expenecs in cluded in the Navy Estimates, under, fhe.liciitl of, , f.;otttingencies . in . the Nelvy May ()aide. lit had, tin consetplenee, ordered: them to , bi nuttle out, 'They 'Were read t y : and the persoms were . at the, rio.r tea present ' i r- ie should there . forl: moue that. tl,ry C,t broug . ht up: lite motion was agreed tit. Sir C. POOLE vyAs lintNtmoodto take 'this op, Itortunitv to retnottstrate Clerks ticceo k ary to prepare' and wind up piiblic aceounts. Mr. Rota stated, that whet' he,,had tonne to the office which Ire now filled, hchadfUilua the counts ten years in art'ears": he had tried.eo brt) i 6, - tirein up, hit had found that impossible with the strength of the office; be ; ha t) trier) in the , ossktinee of' titoie or foot , I,i - entiersit. - !ti, and had the Satisfn'ttion to,close thein 1'11 . 1807: 6lnce that tiine . he had itept the:nip') with the titere ' streNith of the offitte, one year tvttltip the other, and they were uovy, con pleti4 made out. to the close of 1814 Alr.at.,:clyionn, from the Ndvy-Pay-ofilce, then Presented, 4 detailed actionnt of the contingencies of thAt ofßee, pp tii`tire end of the lest year, stated,.that every shilling of expert. ( more t;votifd be found in these papers, Ordered to lio .rt the table. • tbe Order of the Pay. fo.r. the third reading Measure h ' o f I d le Weights and ~,Leasiire Ivan, KC: V, FiTZOBILI4D cX,PrC3Sed his ititeution to propose a similar sne.stitra for Irelivittl. Seven.l additional clauses were inserted ; after which the Bill WAS raid a third.time and pa3ictl, _ t L \NKS. ROSE would not l ong Like up the time of „ , the 'louse on a subject %violets was s fully tauter stood. 'lle tleveribed the benefits that would arise 66m :establishments being formed to receive the 'S'AVings of artificers and others persons, which otherwise would be' wasted and lost. lie praised the Gentlemen at Edinburgh aryl Bath, who had had the merit of inventing and creating 81101 ,i3y saving Is. a weck, a man might Re- Cumulate a snfli&ent ante ilt riling to enable Isim to hims,elf in ,life. .10 his neighbourhood, 'the course of a few days, lie bad prevailed upon 200 per Sons, els fralOsurrrs, , place their sas'- tr sin a tiaitk formed for that purpose, and the vety , fiyst day the Sum hail optotinted to 19;1. He mentiimed the cast; of a daily labourer, who had only Ibs. a week, and w h o , at the age of .32, had accumulated 1001. Ile recommended the establish. inept of .Stirls banks in various parts of the CMITI. try. One in the metropolis, encouraged by Par. liainentary aid, woiild Is attended with inealets. lable benefit. It woold lorld out to the labouritig classes . N rOspect of iiidep eos leoec, lilttl, would free the m f rom th e hloirors of a pplying to the pst. rills for relief. It would also pro v e greatly advan tageous to the ltiizher orders, by reducing the poor rates. ';'his sion raised for the poor in 177$ was I,spo,Quol., - lot yr.tr it rote, to 6,000,0001. .l 11 single stilt etnent would spew the importance WhiCil tyoold n o t olOrstop li me „ ro wtll of silo. evil, bar prepare ;If removal. He worth( not ask niche train ►'aa+li:ugt;lit th.rn Ile ii lil dour in the 'ciie of the Friendly Societies, for which it had also fallen to. his, share to iutro trUce ) a Bill into that Ilouse. lie should now only, tsli leave . to blittg its. a, Bill to protCCt- 1-141:11tS for S4vitigs. Ttto ;ups ON thrit4ht that such a proposal must meet lvilta the ileprnbution of e ver y man o f feeling and humanity. He ollwlcll to the lidV1111• tones already prinluced by the Benefit Societies, soil laaiil n o doubt that the links for Saviiigq W o.U.lti Y . "; 1 1! still greater relief to the poor. lie recominenticd to the Right llottorsiable Gentle -01(0) to siatulify the plats, mat tunittise it us pukilic as possible. . The CriatsTELLott of the E.XONEOURtt•wished to, add a word, in favour of itllMtSlirq, liC4 11; Cqll , i , lerc4 as too,st deserving of the attention of the and of the approbation of the ;subtle. It' would promote arnrug the poor a spit it of order attd eettOoloy, yyttolid poWestutly R n tf .r g iiicri:abe the getkerok prosperity of the comstry He rxl~ressed .. his itaciotion to co-operate with hrs to the, utmost of Isis po,,Wer, Rosin, in reference to, what had tellers from an ljentletart opposite,, stated', that the lletribers of the lipoeht ittereitied to `700,000 in finglarol, and 00,0,00 in Ireland. 44. 3. "Nl : Avi.ottl:istspetl the. Right Cient lc wouJil isr t Le the Bill g enera l. Leave was thilis giVen to bring in Ow, Bill. v. ohtitiaed leave, to bEingin the 11511.!1 llltlllllnity' Bjil for those who, tterept of icVg,. preP:ut ell a Petition froos, the Town carrieh, praying, for Protection. to tire fititter Qucred.,to lie, ow the table, Mr. Baou AN' Witl3l.lllder4t4oll. t(),,asA,lllllt. titer the c:olisignisteot of S.stga,rs receiVetl.l,y. vernnient, from (IT WesL,laflies a , hatl hem grant, sal solely, to 4less. r s„ Alfitebell-1- , e I;tt ctlo,oB of the.Estqltsopett replied in theaftirmaii*e, • Mr• moved for a Copy of the Corr.e, spondence between the :Secretary of Statefirr,the Ronne I)epartment, and Captain, Alitnhy, re spectitsg. assy,; atteps• taken ; for' the. purpose Of e 4, tending the oteeliel;ineassurof shipwreck, and, payticnjarly thos.eof communication , with the shore, Ordered. ,hwit'..K.TY. • Mr" WW4Tr RN, hummed . win:they titp,Cjiancejlor of the ENchetvit.:r had, cotp,. to. any:tieeisive-nr ranktFui ent remfFtll) . 4 tb Dntie,s, upon, Malt ) rind t►;hen he tvool communicate it, to the House, and to the Conotry,% . • 'tire Cit.A.Npl.t.tott of tlie:Ptyttgrt.utin.lniti teatly .statyl,that there u'!ts preparation unon.the . stillicet ; lie now c%preiseti itis intention (;t sqhmittiogApropplitipo to the titotlae,tortnor:- row on the PrOIII ) ,R4 afrtutivittent i He ditl : not coopeire Itotv ev.er tim ate, hartioitip. on, priyate Weiie,', or tltttse %yip. bre.wP(LonlY for tike use of families were l vtry, gsfsat. lie colicimied by ntovitig that the Ifousetesolve itself, to , ntori.ow, into it . Comtnit tec,of.the . wit* !louse, on tie Duty.-41:Terfl. tE3, OF THE•TRKARtifIy. • .J. NEwpott.T linnet ii th3ttite.aerountsiof the expensFs, and contingenc i iesin itte•i-reas.ury 13oartl, already 101 berßre the 141ttpc., he. print ed, Mr. 'tir o NEyildl,9lll(l lint both to l'oriiatoem hiol. to the:,eouutpy, It ire did.not, 641. tire Otteotioo, of the fiquse, to some of the,. itents:whictit hose, pnera..presentodi It 1 1 144 ni-, ,t ineyelote 41'11m:salaries:of the titmarksylgpt of, the Treamtry, was. 10,0001. in, the present year. It now tunic, out. that, the Mk : . lary.of tier. liarrison, Atitisont Secretary,t o ,, the Ttelitiursl)44 been taisecl trout 300&)L to 3,50D,1. year, It wa) i Ili ppbo,4lgt. ingtoipoingsfht n4roef. ~fth? it i3.elitleKno, not th,expyess,theJulJest con fidence ill his ititttgeity,, anti tite,,grcat:eot'admira tiott of, hi!, activity and. Ritz 'but the in ' teret,ts,ot.tbe,puhlic, tverc. not to be.forgotten.---: Mr , 1(4rvi:99,.149,4,;(44p11113 present too l atiq n .. at tt. salary (4 20QPI. 11 -PA O:, As, he had given- up, h ii.. profe9,ißA ' SigetipythiA Mike ) , a• cool" nens4Ti9n, 0r...59W, at ofig . t imp, and, 4(4)4 inOrt. 41 t attotbrr, inter beett,ptitled to hi; .salttry, making it -30001, n i ce auti9llk, abibties,ot. nra+u what , they.migh4, ha did ttotAtutiarstaad4bovir, 30601,, a year colitti notproyo : a, SifffiFient. ratiop fay. any tint ,eaprc:ia}lywhen,, t h fr d oll which he occupi e d teas ,00tt frout,-which Jac I could, not firg4l4),vcd. by. Hoy ,cl4ltge, et , lolotitii..4 strationt.. I ri attt , year . , a mipitta t i bc.Treasury hail . increased,Mr.kft•rison tifitutred imunits year opyv, lie otq. blame, hit), for, Wit - big' that increase; he ottly,l4ameti tho&o tilt) had granted it, for he .to inive been.remuricrated in a tliaoner • which Om .cirette.i stances olthe'comitry did not ji4stify. 'Line chief 5 1 ccretal.ies thewstives nisei only 40001, a year,— Bat rth-rt. was its one the,meritorious services of Mr. Hart erns , 01111 Or IiVC 111011i/111d f 1 01111(1S:*11e knew , that r particular services, boons bad been bestowed at different times ultxzn meritorious individua - i. But whets the Lords of the Tre:tsury took on themselves, hesbles increasing the :Wary or Mr. Harrison 5001. s to mike 'him' a present cis' 5000/. 'Where could it be supposed they would stop ? The Contingent Fund 'fin this year amOunted to fifteen thousand pounds, and he trusted. the Itouse would take an opportunity of zerntiniziug.: into all its : items. lie inulerstood, that besides the reglilar dutieS of his office, Mr. H. liatt been employed in other important transactions, in which a man sit flint and alOitjes - tvs .. regatii•ed ; and he hail no doubt that he h a d discharged the most difficult occupations In the most' distiirgnlsh col manner. But there was no decency in this tribution of public money; ie. he had not moved for the detailed accounts of the contingencies, this Case wonld not bavcheen discovered. Oraut lug the highest merits to M. Ilarrison, .yet he should have failed in the execution of .his duly, had he not exposed this secret transaction. Ile had tro - inelination to snake any motion On the subject. If he moved any thing, it could only be" the impeachment of MinisterS trot he' trusted that tliose"gentlemen, unconnected with the party,. who hail received front their constituents n..cont mentlations to insist on all possible economy' and' retrenchment, W 0.1041 tuke it up. [Bete the Chair- cellar of the Exchequer smile:4l,i The Night br a n. Gentleman might have spared this mirth at his. own detaction. He smiled 'at the idea of im peachment, but he (Mr: T.) hOped the subject would be brought fOrward, and 'by one of those .. Oentlenien, in a way that contd not be 'Charge& Will patty motives. The CuA . ncer.r.br. of the E.);.citnauck 01644 that it WONfif have' beetnne . the Right thin: ,t ;ii tl einan ai well to have allowed 'the !loo s e con sider the papers on the titb'le helbre he hid - made' any remarks o ft those tranittetioo's whiCh :could not otherwise be undo stood. He had called. it a secret transaetion,, but (h e re t urn bad been Made in the usual form. if he nceonnrs niCoOnge.ilciest laid from year CO y ear before the Et/115c, flflit eon t ink a -variety of-, g,niiits 'of tl;is nature, w're always done in that 111,11)Nei . . MO any el:planatiOn urafi- given . , or more detailed inteinititron prodneed; llffoll, tiny point on which it . might he ietioired..-- 'lite 'tight Hon. tientleinan had ootieed prise that he shotrld wish an itito , :aatnent to be ;floret! against his At ajesty' s by others. Snch,nitropos a l ctold not come front a better tplarter than that of the lion. Meniber and; if he were to he would ' rather fall by him than by' a less' pri , xerfnl , should now take a' short %.iew Of Mr. flartiton's career. He had been appointed by - 1111..1*W itt . los, to his present' iituation , tritlt to salary of '2oool.''a T year, and art evrittind increase of 5 . 001. after 'five year,' seeviee,• being than rising io his in c otession, the law, and' in eirennistanees nhieli rendered his :te ceptance of otnre a .. .terifice: lot 1807, in co!l -s.e(plenee of the approbation v%pre's,..ed by Lord Melville of his:.setVices, Lord (hcnVill'e had an ticipated the ' a pp o i n t e d' time, and ;:ranted him (be, ! !: increase of - 51/01..a-yene. In f toss, the T . iekt,iony took into :consideration the large increase in the business or his 0114 e. iii The nnniber 9f 'papeis to be 'registered', which, I Riri amounteTonly to, w4s; in. 1809: 15,01/#: 'They considered. Wititherefore entitled to a further inefease, antl added 3.001. to his stlitry,.thus nothing it..3otWl.,per litidinteeded that it was an nttipie sik,i4fy, : trom the. Commencement of the war in clic PeainsalA, Arr. Itirrkon hall been engaged in, eNtrit-oflibial duties'. Under the poke of Cort land and ,Alr, Perceval be !tad been 4di 'g!..11 the correspondence the.arinx, inol:for his great. additional'serilees had reeeii-ed net 11,i11911 . erat;b11 wail the year 1814.. lie had then applied,to tha . Earl of Uverpoot tO.lrave his sit vices takenintO ~aonsideratioo, canalafter much deliber:ltittn,`, it had been resolved, U. kit a view to avoid, a permanent increase of salary, th-tt a grant of ntbney would . be the best 'means of r , nvarding the serviee4 Of that- Geptteniali-50001, were. then 'Ln!stqwe ( t ,•xretrospective grant, and a prOSpective of Sfigt, to !di Warr . , so long'as his extra.serviees continne. the ;augment:l6bn tv•as. there.. tore, in, faet, temporary. Widen the ii,,t4bject --should be disetts'seil more Hotly', he should . aildace „Irony preceden'ts. , --10,0001. liad.beeti given as -grant to Mr. Camden, of :the . Btittnp-office. .l - ie „thought, hoteever, ,that he could not ,suindoff strongfe groonds.thars' lie did, IV ( len the, C 1 14 ac f ter serf INIr. iison was so well known to the. flo6e, even by the teitinkonyArf the Right non. :Gentleman. 11r.1 I kin NEL ' in Or(ig,l: to ObViOte 'the reproach , whleli the .Chancellor of the F4xeit4titter Lail cast upon him, of discussing the got:strut) befOre.the louse had •bad time to Consider the Papers pro duced on !he: subject; and to show that hetrotilit taite''uo tintair ;AV/Image, i . equested that they, should bp read by the Clerk o f the flonse. "the Paper4having been. read, Mr. Me. , .run.ciN; asked, whether, in consequence .'of, flarrlson's _any increase of salary , laidbeen given to any other per'solts iii toe office for their additionikl lubnni• The Goa i4c4 . 1.4.'0re0f t he EkCittetiEß` that the , - Paperti*hich had jOit beenlS.ead ninit" have apprised-0).2;11ot)-. Oentlentan that sonie,com pensation, littd been fltittle tO one -, or two:' Ueda; bat not to anrconsiderable anionnt,' - Mr, W. tVvt,iva-COnsidered'the;titfesent one bit;; With. tfle most Irre'uclivitil "cc t ee th eHuse. 'tie did not.cOmplain that Clerk's shonld be, rewarded for• any:extra difty. B'itt whin t Geht,teabin- reotivrtf salary of 30001 . . a - yea'r,' it was -meant tlirtt aillbit time, his 'assiduity; and abilitietshouldbe given to tbe.serviee,of 'the-pith. 'A, grant , of -10:,40091:.. had been meittintrvd. but it watt in. a ;case -in whielt-the,revenue Imtl •• beeti increased brtheatiggestibtiol,the•Gentlencation whom the,grantht4 been bestowed. 'As ' soOn its the present', ;Notion' should-' disposed he shou c. ld . counts o r i t ii :e u r l t i t ' st i i t lilt ne, tttie ‘l iles7 I hl 6 v c a a el l o ' e r t lep k a i r l t i tu l.° 'e d n fA t during rise last . five Tears.' ions-i 1 a +rttlt):►nt wits t t : i n s l : 4 l7 - E tr i lital t s T i‘ a r i t V i o t t il l ea S a i l w aC l 'tait)::aye presetet t , n fliers tviis the 110 USC should Am fancy intention nn the part of iiii'MAjest y's Arittistei : - .unceal it. It bred been inserted as truni in contingencies. That was the regular courst Their amount being thus. swelled up would flit rally excite attention, and Honourable Metub would move for details, which would then produced. The , :e was no attempt at coneealo in this. The gratuities had been granted to n ritorions offices tinder the Crown, and there two or three instances of Officers of the Cask) whom it had been deemed prolier dors to Omura -Such powers weft vested in the Treasury. and the law 1104 V stood there was no power wir could have net;utrotil over it. Nothing.. kad be done %villa renamed any tikposition to secret and when ,Ministers should halt_ amt o ppottetii of stating the extraordinary labctur's :Of the Oe Omen in question, he trusted the tiouse.wou consider that this discretion hid hilt heel! 'lair redi exercised, awl that timere eau 0P cattle!` ,O - 1 111 en any improper motive for making thiir eon pensation to Mr. 'Flarrion for his most ardn°' and eminent services. Mr. J. - P. GitAiir must say, that thougli thei was no.itoputatlanagatnet the Noble Lord ar tt Ili ht Uon. Gentleman of any desire to-eel:OM' this transaction, yet-there appeared nb VuqgrO that it should attract titteutlipt ; far it one which, if it had Clime - under knowle4 of Parii,inient, would kitvu berts extruniely•hk. 1 1.6 atttact Ilmeir notice. Nobody Was more it) dined to kit noidedge the juiitiee - otrew,iitlitil publicserranti than himself ; teas ittiptor t and imi:schivotis that vile rotbile servant SliVUlt be selected to receive a reward which it ivto poSiible,to bestow feta; !,. others ktn,sl .lie begge.tl faretitlt ntr,r ,to constutt. what the • payment tit lt. large ittin.doicri , I. how marls more serious to the pohlie than arno,(ll,.'; rate increase of 4slarics. wAs stile. ih 4 t proceedings of this datiirelvere the totalliou rule' trice of that' Board they could' nOthe prevfn led unless brought in time before ti,e colliil 4 "itc d "' Put Harnett!. Air, t'oNsownv said it Was the gener,d under' standivg that these power; werenal-given to titre , Treasury, for the purpose of !finking large . gtlit i qg but fiir bestowing grunt's OH (;h4 4 , rit co99.cllsfirinn . Int extra services. It w:o. underitunti,iltat.. tke Troas t iry Otanitt+..llllike idtge gr4nta as the :Douse Dow lit tr+t:vf, duet tit# Would say tql - theilitty Of the psrty whd 10.1.10 e 'appriett Parliattent that thrY itltaiuttil to hr ' 113 (IV:. and to, have ta s ltea,the of! Ilion ref tbs oui,:e *ammo ikertm. fie vottitt 11 ` 4 6 belieVe hilt th.it for Itisth. , ,i 611 (;dit t l, oll : wonhl, eve r h ave : heard iii t h e . .lo,l)oot, c,cv 5,0001. in. trucrion had hi o tt da it to fi g ht, 11a . iroLthl contend tha t it ‘v,.; tt bre,lell ot 1 1 1 .0 11 ` 4lltasiers not to hoc. hi p /) . I .; se d, the of 01 4 rlt 4ra,,.that insiniry migi t ri v . l ve, b een mu t e a s to its propriety. The motion was Ilt;.n ii2Ve(t to CitT:%L. trig,-tTAitN - t : fir Sir . Itoamorr inve In bring in a Hill to repeal eertain"cl' u lr i c , relative to the'management Poor. The.snimieet Prial mll'wh,uhf be foul" I " •. tot rit the attention of the IlOnse, 'from the Net, that, it Was in.,ennopqnciieg.of it thAr the evil ne ,was, shartt•in:eksruptui l ,, lumen miciw proposekto'retaetty. I:rd!,"' n inattentio:or want of a proper acipmiai;iti'peo. • thee subj,eet., lie. lea(nt; it timom-1).• a.d!s! sometimes, :passed through th\t which Irere'totaily itil,'.vtirthy of receividg its 'gar: 'ion.; and. never %vas- theer a: worse' Bill thin llltat whirli related. to the Laval. Poors? and if' the general: Iriitliltd• continued sii•th.prod. - • slows, , ittight_ been-termed the optirobvitiov of the Son,tiv.• The Hostonrabie Baronet' theft` ~proreedett 'ro Srkkte, 'tsjh'!' culler ' the Uemieral..atitht.:44?oor iNioatttimiligexiu.tttiti)otatll;:irterhy Were sit Welt which th e intrisites• tlie por t icos. -itittniles . lilt lirhat he..pact•ituladv /eluded. to was rte t,' nrccs,gry~„lo tease It ill'' cOnS.44l d. 9ences which. , the•Local ih Lincoln, Ile; descanted, in ft.' iththe nkol t n i v i : e c e i t l .r s i j , e e e . s l r i v s : t e h l i n t a e , 4 , p c o n ts i a n .t o ; 5. 11 1 2 ).1 e a l a : T. r' g s 11 1 1 • office.- 'T=hey- had -o l I f l t el e Y n a :trme ' - r i: t itt r t r i 9 i ' t4; c ::: n l e et t::l ;: : ' paimpora .:starve -while . ..Ws' tin ti t pit g it relief, and there, hatl'heen instioces•whereanit esy , the whole ; of - the pimOr.• had, .cOme . down 1 0 l i ng . nuag : c t l r o l i i n t i e l i s i , i e z :t;o n t :p: t ro i t :C " r i P m g r l tt e 4 :t e t h t e h i l l i t e i t s in ' sons i6t h,s e t ll e t :v r t e c i t a it t c ! a e . g ' n . :1 4 ;li tt a e n . V& lle qua l lied.polvers, to • the-iudividnals, who We re 111'7 pointed Overseer% It'gave th e m -the power: o , apprehending all persons' who - were found out (4 employ, not inerelY ; beggars, brit aftwitii, in ' it ' ll ' opinion, viivre .p 6 t:capAble:ormaintaiiiiiik th ew" gel Ve3) whether.. they applied: , for • paroelad lief, or not. .". b a d a nt .. t h e burribio", poyrk.ro o f keepitibeurin liteivoiklioufe till tItFY" shall have discharged all 'the- expences , attew ranL i: •riti their appapprehension. • This i .• Therefore, i„, - Flbuse must feel, atuountedio the power of lie'!"" ins; them ! withoGt aitv Chargeor crime, in a stati': ; 9r. imprisonment for life. Attutlrer reptugoKr 4 ?" power theylin4;' tentitliat of' detainiug KaY . who tojklit have . received a me internotc7 from thetlooselslltates, and apprentiekig hintfot foortePu yelrt to - time master of the work honser„ These 'were facts, and it.onlki remuiiiied ( 01 )&11 10- say something-of the mode ice which these powci 4 Were applied.' ..The-Act gnve .. the 'privilege d . these overSecrsov governors to ucuflect Soy cor.PO° • punishment wi4eit they .tuight think I'rOP 4r i *eel ik was . with. regret lie, st c ued .. 1 1 1 , 4 t he , haw':' Often,. beat witness -ti' many distressing see Po t. While, from. the , rtature-of Act, be -bad. fain", it impossible to do ',dury'as• It ilgt4P/gte* white bit re,..imitra eot rcmaitip.l tor toOre timn 111 % 117 .,' in time neighborwhusid;of Tint his hoer at the , l3ill•' which -gave power, was not CO piste till be:i)btitiisilt a copy of it, He attervvdre" 'in ticiohet last, .visited the Wm kltOuse, -arc!ow e ` t ptiu ti i in, ednlieis i, vt i h r e( l 4o ld. ve , r i ttit ie hail triithit~t: to Say .'t~ny t ' 'the general. arrangements.; -the tremelr cleat) and airy, onil IlaYticaL tr ! : ll . plaint was to he m atle ; but he ditifi;kci' a 41) selrich 311)3te'rleru6eci:ks';;;Ii)lir;:' lie 'l%hToe':reorir:c74::e6.4l:e:ri;t:ati tliio., sri it 4 - mith iron staples,..ficd . wall • -1" {, purpose oh coufitting hw uan hettigs- C"t4l'