The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-21 00:00:00

- ' lreen givens In vain. lie "gas glad to lierir the t.11:13 Win the first step for their relief. It wa . 4 a ' 'step Which he bad .no doubt would give gene9l !satisfaction. ‘Vilen the 'flak NV I.ls eisltsiderett, he titutight it *mild not be found half so proittiri.iye tss was generally believed. lie Was, uherelore J glad that the people, Alin) had so long anti 5,,, pa , . tiently borne the burdens of witr, would now have iA witol6sonte beverage to animate their spirits,.. , • (liear 1 .• and a laugh).- 7 -i - le -was. sorry that the - ,' , :oble`Lord (Cast In eaglijAhoulTl hate charged the telittiitry with All " igllOilititiflipii,,t;etiee " -to get Till of takation, and with raising an unit ti!in, ,, t Loninir. • Tie was coulidictit , , had!-;the.Nohletorl n itnessed the almost incredible ani , enes tinder Which not 'merely one district, hilt almost, entry -, -cortief. .irf the laud was *groaning, he '.•rit17.':,44,)t have liSell such all eipteSSioO, . . , Lord C-O,T,LIotEAon 64)414 .no. a-r;i:ii.);ilt.Yll3 vlispotitioll ought to ,be excited! on. the procnt oc e,nfiti,'' and was-therefore - timer) surprised that the lion.!),‘letnber who had, jitst,sat down shOuld.have introduced into his speech a misrepresentation . of, tin expression used by him odd a, former occasion. '.lli, was not the firstattempt thatitivd hoot made Ott the other side of thellonse to represent ex preVloll4 which had been applied only to the cop dew' a Oentlrinot oposite, as being used towarth th'e•ti:ltion at large—(hea . v, hon . , heat. !)--.....1iti had ra'eased the .Honottt able Memberix of clamouring dprOill certain taxes t'tided it tvas against this etin thet on their port, cod tint An arty thing passing oat of ilioors i thAt he bait! toed some such,exprei t,iontt as ,tlitit inspii:crl to liiiii---(hear, [lca 1)-- The lion. i\letPhe:' (►ir. Coke) had therefore been `..ather inifortukure in the' time that he ,had !lot tillell"a.COOSTl'lietioti oil iiii words. ' As to the oc. ' cUrrence' which the ilon. Gentleman had teeth- timnirat the told o€ Iris Epecch. he could only say, that lie had never helot e heard of it. But - with reieretteo co. tht. taosiroctioli ptil upon ,hi s ~ 91.(t0, hp he gi ra now to awe explicitly; that the tx prtel'situt whic ll had been so often repeated, lo.d been ; applied by him Only to 00 .Qe:tienien .op. pcfite, and not to any thing out of doors. Mr. LlidAtm only rose to express his satisfaction nt-ilit4 cl,htitimniealion of the Chaticellor of the Eschetridir respecting the, ce4sation of the . Alidt `.l*„,• Ile tiodersttinif ifiat the Act would expire; , twelve - months alter the eonchision ; of a Treaty of Peace . ; and thetefore it would cease stnite time in Judy. ; . ~. , .• . The CHANCELLOR of the ExcnEctu'en, said, that film Act voliltl• ekpire on . the', With of July, and thjtt it: wiudd be very expedient: that some tir- TaftrSn4ellt SllO4l, lie Offide its- to, repayments, .oit•ing to the time when it,would cease. lie took this-opportunity,of asking, die lion.,Mcitiber for I; % , ;srar t•Air, SVesieruj to postpone ili,, ruin hitt for • a Committee . on the, State of Agticulture `ac inch st ! inid for-to-morrow, as it might he iitcwivetti;:ut for ;many •Mentibers to attend. Mr. lilrksT s' It N, ,so tar bhi frolhut vi a g any ohjec, Con, had intended .t o propose the postponement otitis piotion till to-ntortow se'inti;.;ht.. lie then moved, that the (Jitter of the 'Day thould he'readl fortlui purpose 01 pOstpookig it.' • Cittuvra 1 PaRGO'IchN It isiteil to ii :,\t e, on t i nt • ;rant of Scotland, that the ces,ation of the M:Lit 'o would only afford a eery ortial relict :to the tlio.tress ii that part of the kiiigi'.olit ; which wa,%; so g roA t to to ca n itrat . il ily for some clrecl t: k t, Eculudy. ao 441iiii• eOlOoltilileallotl li.,lilro hail beell moat ,ly thud (7,1),,p6.14,r of ,the Exchtqutr. • lie telt *Arts• fa'4,tiiii:,-prrtiettlar satisfaction at itt-,:because it artjsel out of the efforts of the people, attit W... il; . ell9CeShir.ol 10 t' f iem. if it had not beett tor these etfortti; they , winildinot have govrid either of this Tax,-.or the Iticome Tax. ; .und he hopedl this wta,ttit, bend) eternal. lesson to ,the people of 'f ug. laimh- r thar,.it,mo tt lif teach them to he trite to tlidri-. selyes- r stliat it would sliew theni, if they would come 1 orWaril !heat to 1 ey could ppt111)Q1 MiiikittA'i to' do, , witttt wasinoper. The itip,ht lion Gliatict!- Jor.ol.`the ii,xelteritter had told them some time ago !Ra n t ho cou4l not tifrord to part to ith six tnillto,ns; but he had been wade to pant with these six . -ilid; liowl, and aftertlik lilt now found tt nectSsary to part with two millions' nvire i st., that tittn . Lt: 1 ,,, d altogether found it necessary to give try eight ul4. , lia9s.. After titithug, himself tinder I htsi nece,o,if y, ' A be lidped'ibat the Hight Hon. deutleman and his ' •colf ; edigties 'would likeu ke rat. at is ;lii ilrit (-mild ' catt:,:til - n . leccs:.ittry expenditure, and if tfli. p. 2 1,1, foist up the coarse which they hi/it g()Mr4,ll;:ed 1 OF , taii4 could contpel'ili,•in to do so." .. o;rdCASTL.ItitteAGO apprehended that the Right. 4 , Co .140 p. Goitleman' who bad inst•spoke Ai, ! ivas not i n liis:place at the time ; 'when his Ilight lion. Friend Inn[gi Ne o the notic e oil ii is cOnveriatidor bail originated, otherwlie he would not have spolsd_ , o in such at tone--witli'sdieli, eutpliasi,3 , :—Oor witli such elev•it ion . Of Volee, and tear Int id oofnifill ner,i as that 'which he had - displayed—( Lanni cries of hekt . r.„hcar!) As - to Saying that the . pcOPle •l, • ' owed the present relief from this.tax totheinselVes, be y);4111 only S.iy,thatthere had neVer been airy dis posirl'hl:o emit:tone ally takes'which cotildpoiSibly be dispensed wt i li. ild ,, ltiglit'lloti. Fr.iend t he Ci;:iii ot the Exci,v(pier loaci stated, that evt:o aft c.rt• t ren..ovalof the Proper! y the ry iioi experience On account any, pc rim itetif refiLti. If that 'tax ‘v:l-, flat contiutied„ it fie nevet iaty disturb t!li. money market by ivio . an, 'which intist prevent the pcople from vpig; th:dt practical relit" which Wag so ishich . rep i tifed mid eNieeted. But it, nn the contr:iry, the 'Pax luid been contintied, there would have; beet !If) necessity for a lintO lot :to years t , o Chitle IA Ilcce , sity which could not now lie avoid own feellug rtsltothis'T ax was;• that if all chose,. of the cointnurtity had been ready to par it, toil if had thOught prOper to. einul it, the tneastn•e would have been tyke, poiktie, and putt. But when the 'Members of the. House thought proper to 'relieve the4t , - eelv,cs' (lie did not use expression in aft . vidious but became the nx vi as one hic • .1 ler itese words n$ otrecting flht... upper classes of society must heavily)—tii,:u 'Alfuisters t oti n i l it necessary to maite'sonie cltange.iu their me4sures . foei4e rditf of the Peopte. He certait,- Jy titooght, twofer the present eireousialiCei of . the emoitry, that the ikee6ion of Parliantent- as to this Tax bad beer) ttilvis6.—(l-lear, hear, hear !) F or . if Pittilethirlitli ittgreiiifeil, it under the 11,10.1 i. 11' El In Nit ' . .r . pro r ose( , it ' s lon a ,„ ~,t cie d is( „ss ed of the country &night have beea mete eiktinaily fdievtd, antl thie tnahtes or 111 country 'would hive been established oa- the firmest bash. After l'arlintnera had decided Against it wonhl '''ertainly have ()den tut '.Esivise to haver Toll l ,,red 11.1alt:1'ax, »s there tt all co itnpressiiin thal :its reVilitiou (di relief, and its l'clil )( l'iis""C t::.tild tinike very Licht difFerence tinder the new financial at riingements which beeatne itecessary., istr. Grmf.:lt rose to express his 'great satisfac tion at' it hat hail been , autiottoced Chan , cellar of the, Excheyter. kiretu.of 00 otte styp that:could have afforded..so flinch relief to •- ,agrionitilre at ptCsellt as the niscontinnorice of the nialt tl f try. Aitho:l4ll lire hadrlieen ohnost a eon stant supporier of the hitherto, yet, he now felt tt'pon 10 state, that his support in fittina .tv.icil(l(l,t)'li:nd eittncly e.:bether they )tdopt thOrongh s':*.stein Ur.. econoinV aS t Si',lllVit.in or IkecoTitry (it:m.1174411 2CIr. I(til(it , (4ll,A , ,t the' 1 loitse; iirith Un feigned sitictlrity, that it it ve'aiteyer ft: Cling liehall viewed the evroordin; 4t4tement of the Noble Lotd, oh har.l been oidiceriited 'front his raind, hv tlte and pcipettial,..iratittide "itli which he waS irit l ie , setiilV the der•Liratioil had nkide. the (1 0 1 , 6111'ilide had jilt snt d0% 4 .',11. If thar lon.' Clentlernati re alceinedt ti;e pledge whi.-.11 he hod L . l , ice': that night I.ls example was fol„loWed h. ,th (Wier re siieet:tnle (not disinterested . landliolders'—ittul if - they determined to give, oldy sctch voics as an liOntst man 'might alone to izive, lie' ai;:erted, he heh:!veti, there 'not it voice which %%mild r 6•t-it li, cootraftict ail) to his, that the , country tt•,..nt'rd be savad.--7ili:iisters ironic! 1 not obtain raitiUtuti.ince 'ill their lalt.less extrava s gance- , -the wotild he compelled by that House to do its duty, anil to redeem the pled,vie of economy hailbeen p - ,,i'ett to the peindle at the opening tifj'ailiaineut.—lle would now • ftlyHorfe a. 411,1 11( 1 01) the Nulvieet 'of the abati do:in:cut ot the I\lolt fax'. 'The Noble .Cott bad that this relief had been atfOideil to the cott,,lry only tieeitose.. a relief of' s;X. niidions Ifni (di ca,:y heel) .i , rantecl by fhe I tOuse itt the r(jec -61)1'1 ( i t the Property :Tax; 1 1 l'at, this , ceirs the t:nrat),(oduning the:l'a \ he utterly ; he ch irged his Majesty's Alini. , ters in st a r.. ing tl is ground with pain.% attentlit fo . con 'l,-,11 titCl, videli was neither more nor le s::: than thii had willed' it —frl the people loin spoken their seutimetits ! (hi; fait ti,e ease, and the Noble Lord wail st;11 cocciident of the iiuniidnesl of . his vie;`'ut: the: 1 ) :(1; , CI . v Tax, why did he not avain proposeit, for the .inestion wfas still open to nisciti sion, Oot• trirlir.lniding the division by which his jii,ip,aletit bvra CO completely contravened % '1 he obt.t! Lord li l nYing :pest itied his abandonment . of t 1,10,11 the ground dial a.sioa lladdition to the 140at1ivoillt; make no(iiiittrence,lie(Millrottgliani) couteaided, t the state of the 11,4E4.1110)ra! One rest.deinanded; Ni on the same furt;Rq concession ; Ale alluded io the rept ;ii i•f Leather Xax, which he ettected with 12,0 t 9 conntcy, by theuddition, of : - .1:1„ti'lt1 lo the .111. W Loan.. c..11,cF-J,E..ott 0; tlic I regrettel the Lime-iv shoold ha% eyejeered the Property Tax, as be still eoo , idered it the Tint which ,could be .10111 all lie had heard. IL! kientientali fn"oriti:rtal.; the . :lowrie, as lit ewhider of Mon. doy Ile i',tit ph , ,,sed tile iv.iriath oil the voiyisit4 ;mil again expressed his hopes that f;re 111111 liote Woilld ii . ippiiy:benefi , .. Cal irk F. 147 apt:TT par ook ,the ~12, n et. : 11 joy yt . :L.;• ttJt Oil this neen!.it.m, and hvry th-it. two hirdi. 1/S, It Were, were killed (sit. orie stone,, Ile confessed, troin the fiat tyllieh tits itor, 1)1( wile!) the Lott; rose, tie -2/11:4%,i .01.111 t ifi tlt:fii till, pielii4e which lie had given in the pm ly di:•eitioiltins.- ill ti!. I(1- . coine...l%)x,,trintely, (Inn T i e wc)tild " stand witi l the incasine " Ire apprehended he was titis-, taken ti) the sense lii vllir ll lie iinderstowi the No hie,l,olll-71ort itt4tead of the N , lble Lord 1111110 g with.,the tax,, as,he aittidp;itc,l, it appearel that he 11)1 to stand although the fell. Ile felt . (p i n e surd ili . ,it the Nnble; Lord was abotit to de chat) that himself anti his eidletrrues' Were goini4' °tit Of officiii. • • 11.. could: not ,sit 'satisfied and bear th it the Property Tax pressed heavily only on (lie . higher (nth:6 ; the cOlitl'ary, iit was'co.iiviiireil that its pre sure fell with the 'greatest %%Tight oft tlic,pooior elo ., ses,ns might be Seen by the pre; .. ' 1 stn.tt state of tile country: 14ord w:ts as much gratified as RI) Meinber to fiat! that. thee' Tilsit 'l'ax was to.he linquished, iteetnalt of.the relief jr mitst attimi to rtgrie,alture in general, as 'well as to 'certain chsses of the &immunity. l le was anxious, how -ever, that it should not go abroad, in consequence of what had failett,from an Honourable and Lea to ed Peritletnan i that ashy tax might, bt got rid of L'aryanient fot that purpose;, There" twist great.ptpenses, to be settled at the eitie, of every %V ll', ittiddie heiet'cire ' pititeS,(ed 4inbt Sprt . ae.ViCe going forth froirt SOCA) &italic). Mr. UM(/ DAiIIES entirely agreed with the Noble Lard hi the propriety. of couSidering the situation of the poor by an .ahandotnnent )1 . the Male Duties,, non , that the - Rouse had relieved it self and the - 19)er. classes by rejecting the i'ro .pertyl:ttx.-1-(Lout) cries - of hear, Beak' - D. • ' ," Sir 3. Naw ronT _ a f tcr the victory achieved by. the 'country did ”ot ; wonde'r tb fillip "pertiong who had Voted for Oft Tax trying to gttin pOptilarity by participation in 't , bad tocen Wrung frorn.Mnii sters. The language of Noble Lord (C3s..tle reagh) s',lvottred twieb of the revolutionarydocreine of nonce, ‘,l,ltett war was proefdimed apitt4t the palace and ..peace tt, the com ige.fie t hi s ' God , :the. House .of Cominool load' dOtte thei r duty, iirdependolt of the insinuations of any Arr taster, and he thought when the itlembers of that . ri olise opposed th'e wklies of their' Constituents' they should v:wate their teats---=.(l-learl) Ac mated by a desire. for lip pll,,trity tine Nohle.Lord' and his Colleitglies Wjf;ll to Kraut , the lttthllt ti booti, but „he would tell the Noble tiOrd the enuntry'rlid - not so much regard taxes, us they Ih:toted liar 44- . . . . - proVideut tray In which the public melicy Was an extract which ;t presented. ; nr the Order 1 vishv.d. ' , ineCuinitih of the 15th of January I SOO, it was :Mr: Rosa *as not affected in the opinion he ordered,. that an increase shintltlinie place in hadforoted 'of the `l' ax.,,fqr he stilLapv roved of it ; the salary of the Secretary of. the Admiralty of hut he (iissented front tt.r, : dberrine of the Hou ,41(e-fourth, end in that (if the other Officers oil' that Establish m e nt o f one -fifta in time of tear Baronet', that Alettihera,should vacate theirseatiii whew : they:differ from their constititents. ''t 'z3 The report'b e g an with recommending a violation .this the, ease St...tlie tofu Bill ,?i h;: had beatil.= of that very dance, which confined the advance to tnurh loud l ang uage., hut he h a d he ar d no argil- a period of hostilities ; and on what grounds ii-iiio i»entaifnity.cottsequence..... _ - . ecause other offices had been increased r But . Mr. S. NVottTLEy did not think the hands of would not the most' natural remedy have been,: to Members should be tied tip, or they could not be reditee those offices ? Because, - too, since tJat )entry, • Hiiiiitil 'i' - . •ti - ik ' the` ha '' . ennsidered.a free dr.liberate .. '" - - --- --- " - ve - eace wit 'm erica, _Hiltless hid , ton nee!) considerably reduced: %YRS there. etela Lord INltt;TON , st:iited, •thaf,thonl4 the,, tax did not, affect a man who had .a simple annuity left suck a moment cha;en..in the wildest infatuaticfn Lim to 'tfle`.iiiitoutit ;of st. 'vet it :he ( bed its mock at mink terial extravagance to make Stich an altera‘ stoelt as would amo unt t0 ,ii, a 4 . 1 te .,,. a s o hl, ge d to thin, ) . .•A moment. when an alteration should indira, ,- riy ; and'he would Il sk t h e Nobl e L o rd hove such have takent place, but of a very opposite nature;-'i. a Man coldif bit . Called rich, and if the ttlk' trit! 111/e: With - Tegaril .to the Gentlemen who : held the, affect -liiirt.4 . 'lle-iiosLeil thcse who' tlealcso , inuch situations in the Exciae and .Custonis, lierliii' i ll ch a r g es of. claininir, to •deal. .a .14tie, 'mor e in -• nothing to say. l'hey were most respectable ttIO: arguineni, , : . . .: --,.. . , ..r .. . ' r alayiltld 110 doubt served with fidelity argil slog. Ate. $,1. , ,k1E , 5;4 . .1, the T,,,,. ryas not given up vo. . As to tile :Secretary of the Admiralty, had be lunt a rity,, but f l ann a conviction ow the minds of *greater duties to, perform, - or greater dignity to Alitlistersaliat they %void() he obliged to give it up. support?- The House trete the guardian's' of the Tlicy had, told, the Utilise, that ! since a L oa n was public purse, anti it - the Goverifinent were at will neeessatya, it : iwas a matter. of lit ti,entontertt - whe- tograat what iacreaSe 'of salaries they pleaS et iti , He called o P° ll ' ther they btari'iavied i six or eight milli o ns, 1.1 e ., pitlr the act were to pass unnOtiCeil, the power Ag would Assurealient they might perhaps, feel more% granting money. vested. in the House would be diffi cu l t y a,,,, tiii. , y.vver,e 115% e O i;l' r . Til ej I' conduct in conic- a 'mere matter of form. riltcring their sy s tei a plainly- she wed they eared (ieittleine u t o 'tw i ce t h e disproportion het `ye"' not what system was toloptc,l, proynt e d, they coa!,ft,, c ti o le ni p p l a v re nf o t l i e i t, e t i l v o i ,e l a ff i ff ic d e. of the military; kevii their ;daces. . wet. in her cause, 'Mr. 'I tilt stated that he found, on exa-, , (lie . country, whoSe blood had flo l i taeglo*" initiation of the t'apers, that drip poor [mid tome arid whose names were blazoned amidst I let theta , ► . than the fieil.,, •H 44 .Scorned the, hi.:...,1 imputed to ries C g \ : those who. resisted the Property Tax, that they of the ecretary ,Ot Ate Admiralty. He calicti."°l/' 0. „a. ~ticent and Tr 6 a f fa l l i g ier ar v , et : : : t °lll el eartaa : Wialted,. to relieye theaisrlves ! .311eli an assertion the 1 - louse, who bad heard the pledge a ecOnoml wets del'ogato.r)' : to int! 1100 , 5 e, rani mischiceous given' fruit) the' hrone', to prOve by their vote Wm.,. in ita co sequences. .1 - le r.ejuictal at the result of the vote, and bad, on doubt the country would be 1 1 :e lg ' I s l i t ;ua t i ll id li a t squandered l a li n c ti i l, Y ` 41, 4 e -h t i l l i s e t c it ° l 4si ci lt i r s Y trn::: .°, : er,te .. truly .gratelttl. for it, . , ..- . „ , - disre ~ .ti I 1 If' it was Clamour to have stir' - , t„.. (et . Mr. Eintat:se.considiNied that the, Noble Nord , port,d t he measures of Government as longls, (Gasilereagh)- had,, rashly imputed unwarraatable, they were worthy of satpport--if it was, c r .,' , mirtives to'rlio*tt who, hail thwitrted Isis measures, . maiir, 'ln _reprove • them when their tertnen.! and really seemed by.-his eonduet ,to .shew ini was ' ruinous Ili the country—if it was eted'..',_ footleess for ponularity. , , • .. . f lour not to . snpport .any measure that "'at /I t ' Lord. CompiTra en:fel - tried in the propriety of , r ..recommended in the trio; ,spirit cf strict econcini,r - „, 'the. litcounk Tax, and regretted ' Oat :, tin ihters had• l ? , and AttentiOn to the 'relief .of the land, thetill been 11) fOoliSii as . .to give tip theA.lalt Tax. ' woolit (mu be had been clamtorous. But it Iv s, co :: ) . 1, 1 1 4 ;. v .i. 0 1;11 c w t e t : the p t t l e :i s t e i :?l e i. .. , l :,l a wc l:i i .t l y g ti7 i n k,L fr t i: g u l t ie t ii ii i_ e : v ti e c a ti n i c a e t i c l l l a m tit h m t u h r e . t i h iv a i t iti t s l i t t e or c h t i i i in t i . t p r i y )r o es w s e io d n it .e s i de l li o ' .. , rural :(listresses. . 'f_ne Iluti. Aiernber• tattered et income Tax. • ' tie'eoneintied !by moving the I°l some leugth jute) au actattnit of .tlie orate of, the lowiog : resolution :—" That the House Iligil country, 'which he descrthed •as yrietellial in ,the ~ippro'Veil of the Order in Council of , the, 15th c extreme.; , - • : . .•.. , . janitary, 1800", by whithe salary,ot. the.Seefe- Mr.: Low: WeLt.rtsr.,ey thou g ht hin isfi slf:, insti. Lary Of the Admiralty was calculated at a Lowe; . fled: in hi,J.(l.,tosition.to the.Pronerty.raN, atil i rate in time. of peace than in time Of wate,,,,, 2 " n i , had no regiiol whatever tO t lie .tuotisea Which 1144 ',,eonsifiereti any departure from such regolatieißs! - induced.Alitaisters.to aholisli the! Alalt Tax, .yet-ba 1, an iii; . .iteCessary expenditure of publicaeoney- 7. ' 'was of, opiationt ; it, was ill ihea i , il, tA. 4::Lkt r 144 .; LIJ elit , I lie Sit:Olds! Ain move for copies of the corre s Pon' with a desire of,Ropularity in giving it „tip. ' !...dence hetweeu the Commissioners of die Iteyebt"! Mr. illaatir it "t ;I t SC:nw lit,ngtli in the ,: alit! slag 'Board .of Tteasury,,.. respectiu.g, the i,lv! .. • :. opinions :-Iltavetetl' tesintetin.g . .the inipropriat:ty of .' crease: On salaries. silice alit 4th34 llnat y 18 15,, . the Tax. Lido g heavy (41 the riehotily. ..1.114.. , Itutt!ic . Lc - a - d' CA'srLt itLAtott did 'not - consis'er cla n gour ~ He - were,all dreply intereated, noel lie. bed no *sight , w h at.. ..- wm t h e t l it i r o i s . eltss i i ,, 0t,, ,„"-.„,hi ert , _.. the atiolitiini of.. 4lte, rfolierty,'faX IvOlOa- l'itiY l silool.d not complain of any attacks.to prove drat : liiore , hellefieial tg.:(4fOlertft)ierit, than its, ,couili- , Minitirer4 had not 'performed their`tity. All 41 /:,: . called i laanolir, aas ,an tttte.ntpt to cry down the ~' . tiro` ~,f; Gamtpart,•.san4 the present iitimberaallo G„, ero ,„ em ;b y 11111) ii ing ,to' it, the intention of : • were i t il e ,.w e rg...fbc best' .proof ofa he atiatresatts " f .. neat: L ephig the 1 11rttge which it had 'advised tu* '' Prince, Br eft to give, before it 11,0 au opp or t,o t h il y e, t c , i n niut i;r . ...y nit ,. le ,ri t :l m i i i t i . ' , J.:; . i . 7 ; i 1 ) i , e ),, 1 . ) ti C l l i i l e i v . ect,:w ti de tctat2d , • nity ,of distending itself properly. Ile c'ticiared. ~ , --- • - ',", '''w,'""'''"'` ""' '""L'''' ' -h h tti,e I tou. , Gant lemon that the gulijoot of hit . to 'lit: talten into comStuerattou to-1001 . 1 . 1)tV be'n- Minion was . .of great infinirtance, although the nigh:. . •.-• : H.. , , . . suins in the were ant conside6i . ble..' Bi!C Air. litttlilnnilt4-pi),4lloTiell:lijg littltiint 01l the ile,hOped that iti. Home, while it should, !eel it '. Libery of. the seas till the 2d of April.. , • ;ts duty. Co compel Ministers - not to depart from the '' C LeY , 'ltfit.i . 01 , ' '11 , ..11i; ADNIIII,,ALTY. - } prnciple of' economy, would not refuse then? si- , . -• : Lord - NtA;eNT moved for a itetara bf th e in- . tax opportunity oflle;*ending their conduct, and create of Sal ,s i r s •given tit the f.;lerks.of tiat Ad-. sliest ing Whether they had not m a de a proper ;IP .: mivillty ; and 'of ,the uouibi , t 4,1 Lie, ks is in hall . plication of the public nioney. It Was no: quite. r retired from office on Pe us i wis ~ w ith the period'. a fair view take it by that Ilin4 Gent !ennui of thie ' •of rbeir . seri ire Aim uut iQ. . . '' S'.l-..- Er', ho It Drrr t Iroughr, when piir' sons were .doubt, and sotnet hill w like a removal of confid e nce. 1' ~ , ~p3vit to*proportiou. to..their dory, is was,dl r jud g ad -:- ,The LlOuse, tuut he m aware that a peri..ll Was flied 'ecolanny 14 retrench' their.salari esi , .. , .:: , : 1 .when all changes in .1)ulc bl• oftiCes must b e la i d L i A! , tilh,,tik ' tioin4crsatimf to,dt)filaCet beiWeeu Mr.. ; 'oi l its table. There were many arrangements Of , ' 2 Claakerddeal c u a.lrnert:,..,.Voehee,,zsir G.Walren,,..j. a n ecoaoniical_ nature which Alinisters.sho u ld not. der " lid ' A ' 4l " l " )l ..."‘'l'ti - re 6 Pe"illg:The , firtivioion I he .alat•- to iioMplete - tint ill he previous reductioalt ; ' 'made for Miifshipmen After six years . servit u d e . , k nit t,„t.sfum 6 ld ,e-b een e lr e e te d, All h e t h er e : , t ' laord Ailittro 4 'emild-ite wished 10 ~ .move lot. ,:,tt. 1 . fore 'could now state i would be of a very gentaaLL; 4 , paper; to•Widchihe trus t ed.t here arotild b e _ rwr a .) ,, It-attire.. .In a fCss; dayi he hoped to be able to lays.. j ecti ' 64 from tire. I i '''''''' ra6ll6 ' 6e4 (' t 4 nwii I'lmaitc.• 1. inure : extensive' ' 'information before the House... It was for a: copy of the .44 ppnintaitan of Millittr t .iii . '.,1 0 ..aon,l„a . -now orily aive what lit- bail been aliliti'to .:George to the oitiee of. Seertitiwy toalie.Province.s , t o get fa, t ' the ' p ; ' of ; „I ye - 4 ;i y re a orc (l,-; j •-, of Noi:a SeOtia,',wttli. the' agtiof. the saitl.Master trusting that t t,, d t e f,,, r , t e rnt \ „,,,,,aa ; „ (64 , ~i , „ till (;eo rge at the. tuna : of his appointment, t:and the ' occasion sponge) . another occaSio'shMilduccur, and that his should - ' ;(latitof lis app o inn ir v t it. .illOO., a copy of the ap- rat least rescueliovernMent from the Sapp), ji m it that ,01464ihi5.„:1114.44; 00 ,of the chi),ol . I „ unnitiated sat i ne ;'" they * treys unwilliog, to retlecin 'half pled e.. of Ceo - Lpanittn:cnt; of,,a,,,,thier noier (h.-0 to the Ay , nomy, he first Department was the War 1), part• hilw to eXectite 'the duties of toe race. i I nient t in thii there Was a relluetionnfseveaC erloa' ' 'an tottendmei t l • • Mr.• il.itittion AM Sili:geitetly..•-as . that filename at th e it 'tool should, beluentione l ti .: o o t l 'f :S ‘ t l i T it l e i , v o r' r !. .o ( f ) ll l. l l c 'e in i g li'c a e n ri . n i:l . i t ri e t r ia l i n s U a ' s l ii ti n g n'e of S l e t ' e C t i fr t e 4 ea ll a •in tile 'return, frown ‘‘liiell ditty were•feinOved, tip-',' 3 and 40001. Is the War Mike a considerable on the itppointment to tile, (4 ffice,in question. - , redlict•ton had taken plaet in 1814 • until the re 'flue . question was put atitl:earried without- the ( bier . f amentlineot of Mr. 13rong.hatar.. . . ... . , on o. th e army should have been compteted, - any..other reduction - could only he stated in a rely' INCREASE OPSAIARIES, ‘.- , rOng is il ay. There were, .iii 'all: be bilk s-:rd, lg. Aft. 11113 - rnueN,'. pursuant to ties notice, sh n nid -, DePartments. In the Paymattter-Cinefill!tiPACe, ' I C: , t ) i t l , ;t e l v te e... a!t t e r t i i ii ti i ( t : g rro i f t tier. ni4i H h o r tise to a.s o ~ w lticerhich. 1 the cstablin lisient abroad had been reduced:3l,oool. - be due-rned,..:hy statue, .I. per mutant; at lieme,l4 : Clerks had heel! , d isco n- was: , reality most-itmiortant in the tonsequene e s i tinned produeing.e' itaVingi.o(l',lool';'•to wiii'ch which it might, involve; and which Might affect other medumctiuns. to the anvount of 7,oooVskoolte the 'vrtitlfitee, of. tl ie country. I-16 met An- la bitrary increaseiof public sidaries by hi is 'Ma' t'stY 'a p . j .. ' t e or. - be whled, ralik:.ic the 'where saving in that '4 , .., tinent 41 000/. per admou. . In, the Cuinunt•?.. ' Milliiters.•' . Tilt onus prob l end . ' i, on this occa•:sioii,: cariat -ar Di-paritacot - t he xednction at boine-entt- did .not'rest on his .siitei it-was- (lie ditty of Afi. sisted of 11 Officers and I I Clerks, 0e.,14.000C.i. '''' tti:itct4 to prove the - necessity of alio increase Which mid al , r i , l Of . 159 o.llicerS amid .6.0.',C1t-i.i.--kb:, 7' - Our. Ikt94 eflicte4F.' 110 Si as .not , actuated, in bring.. - ak• it: 4 11 . ' all one , hundred thousr nil pound* •'.. -ing -forwaid Otis. (p l e s itio n , by party • fee .• f ; : 111. 111- 'I . • . lie had been the first to•sti support the, I ,, iietis,,r i t i . t s i, o s i ~ D a -t ) :n i :. a , ,r , .he (Intonation in the Store-ire per'S: tioverimient , when.thostiine l ci t sures- were ealculat • ' " ' c • lie" is as 6'8944' eel to promote:the.proamity of-lbe coinvtry . but; ' ' n o t t ei l its '11(')i0)(1).11-Ittvl would r(i)ce h ia e l e 'e n t i : ll :d ee P A , a- r 9 s I. : : o t r :7 1 : n7 r l 'i: : : :: : i r t d ; tia : ll4 ; i:)l, o ,' i n: , l i t i t i a l t i t ii l s ie t i i t ht :it ‘ ti . t i i i ir i e le a t eti th r t e l e o l t in r i s t„l is i e d . ,.be.:s . houl:l not.. the:stores, making in all uPwards 0i..10...00 61 .0''' ' Ilia VOICC a g ainst 'Flue Barrack Department at donne Iv (I bleu . re-'''' .; t i t i l l e e l l i ti t; 4o l t -1 1: :7iiiilitit.ili4-ilealb.etigtaitnle:li7t t .3 1 1 1 1 : --.‘ D i e s' i g ial l • s t . i i i i i 3 ei t' l a tk ug oi ' o d f ile 4 e ti d C f o ll o )l / 11 . ; on est 1 laish;ll el. t of 90 001).'nlento'-tl' i'le' . ...+' tt%ivnio4);(::iclicaiiste,olaeitild li r. 4 . l t t i rs i t ) o e i e n t : , unused i l s t e t , itlv i e; l) l7: i xe l i;e ool Office , wla i . el) . produc b e B tl (j' a ii ! c a e v r i s is i li : a o :i i ''' 7 ll l 3 9l (l) /i..li e ' ' a ' r Y t ° l 4 t i e li r cej til li e i to nountions iii this Department . Were ' expeetetL. L . l :' • 2609 - 1.. • • pt I atintlttr, and four CoMmiasioners irom : Tua re!roctiou in: the ,Adtuiralty wiai 24 . 04 - 40;e1 4 ' ' .12001, to 1400 , 1; . Iti the thiatoms. were rouser; fr0m...12041: tit .1:,001: a ,ye ar , .and the l ....,: 1 -.0 - 0 o f the ~ Chairine ) ' rid 9 :NI .es- in all 9600‘1, A.f a uetheritliiirol t ,7'3, ' D C 9 4 ) n a ni rt i l s , s io io n li s el . .s h fro si n i t o - i 50 ,... :1 . ... to wow. From these i. thus,: i 2 ,... ? e , 0 5 c :0 e 1 1 :.7 ., i , e i i. , 0 1 1:1 , t ) (1 ,,, - a t e l :;' , : r. i t e: 4l . : tttl)e hill' et 1 1, 1 0 4 i , i , i ii " ,t, '4 ,!!. . :: ~could. - I raw to , 'the , Iteport of. 'the Navy Office, several laf* establitheniantokl i i ~,, v a . , the .- ecnntnlisiontra; on which was: fonnded. the ,- were dise ' ontintied l ;•etttliraei % ; ' i 5104 pei-4n - n;'" rout aa late - Order in!Coantil l or the increase of the Sit- proilici t p, a 5av i,, , , ; ,,f40.) 000/ vets tly lit iii.eVlC7 o- ,. -.' - iary . , of ' thirsooietory;:o, the Athuitialty - .1.1e.4-.ill.111" ; 11 N - tiler r •' . .." ''.' -• ' ' " Y " ' ' Int, __cc s WA$ 7d. :sitirstlg• Of tAtientylit " . f wished 146 llottae to observe, that it was only ' tpOusay.l , .; pound), exclusive of towtber t, ;e . - .%