The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-11 00:00:00

I / • , fie hatl fOr'intir'. '61,1 oil the suldec i t ,il.)!Lio fl y ell --t' tifiered. ne'llTort) '( ' ''''tlet . Sh4 l 4)l►arlthooLti/• the pritei.ile Of sera iii‘:s(ll9ity Mill t),,t,( l ..d o iittek4y.Froc, or Vtilp to be titiv4u.kt i d livoit:,l do Ltd,. I ndy,. than .cover the eitfritdriliittCv eNprnee. o Ow roiy, 'btu li)il+HliSlClbtlf I tliel..'l4tisir frinit *RA.. The' Ili::: itt hil . .) l "),lirtillif!QClMl.4lltAilba..(l4pollen on this siilli4ct as If tits whole merit of the .trriatigrtitviii wtive.to be destroyed by proving, that if would not put a large 111 - leLvt of this country. He • 'thought it wits tllt she'll 11(111110110c. 'but all "RI .01 150.000 to be s tatitmeil oft the (rim tier of Nuance toe fit'e years witlibtit expenee to chi, country. be tyns'cit ?t)t re,pine if crilical iipoo :t o provide . : for ato,con tin.?ent expences of ate lu 1)( 7' . k5i.,)?! . 1 9 ) ' ' SV this the e lse , the IN.ktion would u'is)) to depv .. .q,ly . ,m, au etiyr thi; ' t hiliF'e all /O ut il ' ut haul Pe u rrig)llt:l-lon. Gent would Inlke witb it.. lie proeeeded 'to tslieW that rite 11;i 44 1,1 Moil. `Geolleinan not correct ilia!! hi,.l,lL 4 itres i Ile (Lord Ctotlc .rea-gli) nt:vcrislahetl.,tl;at tiie 0 , 0 1 e Eti:zffilt aritiv was to be paid by France. 'Pie Frei , It (iovertttpciii Weill to pay : a sutraequal to the arcrag'C'ex'peUcc of a fOrce like that' to he )haintaitted,, ecery one itt arfitkaitited with such subjects, knew that a liritisii torte could riot be put al motinu tOr any thing like the Sul): that would stiffice for the: maintenance of. a body of Austrian or Rossian tro(ps. 11l considering the sums to be paid to it would hit for the nott,e to balance the advantages and disatl6in- Cages derived to .the eouniry trout the keepitig up of alit i:ish army in Fronce. Mr. tit ItiNto though' the House and the country Stook' foci grateful to his Hight Hon. Friend for stetting them riOt tin the subject of our pecuniary eligagtnnetits with France. He said, that by stib stituting Wit is ii for foreign troops, in inlin taitt lug the n.it ire Government of France, we' had sa tritiovid 100 millions of:fratirs.: fiord seemed iii•ever)..reSpett liti*e been over4eaciird in his money dentin tzs witirthe - Freneli tiovertititent, ' , Be had given up all -tile .ehilrges ine.irred by this country for he'maiiitenunee of prieon vrie tit Wife, and altOre..tirei OVe ' rlOOkeel t he expettco incurred by the_ ree'ol'ery of the French colonies, aftert he re tom of 1-litil'uolptirte from the island of Even .slice that etent considetable charges had been .iititleigotie. for prisoners , of War; wltich had been also saprifieed..• Noble Lord said-that. 'Fireat difficulty ; , Wottlil• he espetietivedjo malting -up the returns, in' coit svirietiee the tliffettent and contested claims of .!loth ' Governments ; and France 'Efts!, tit ho 'nut oe the seat,' iletaiised malty port‘no , whom wo • -is 4 cre unwilling .•to acknowledge prisoners of war. This claim on the pot of , theFretich , COvet . ttment could. 'not,' in his-op os) , to, be piantitcilive Much iiilli'i~ul(y, 'flit those then! detained were! otos., i,f them id's: fr:iveltt!rs,"io of .want .of 'trioney, means of 0141 elaits,tif..personsii lv t i ,, mr ,, r0 ,1 f oo d , 8 0,1 clothing front theGove.riinient. "fliere roald slot, 5000 of theta tt'l;t, ititee'caotieti txPeitie tin thtlf'""ntyY.— its ititteed, st-v";a1 us it par for\rarit persons to 'conee,il (hit' real facts Mid the sae', tli..ra made by the!cotititry. ()tie kind Of 'proper'ty had ,heeii 'ONTO tip to:oh:ain other ollessoi ., ,iitie— t ht. prolietityot tire cowl try harl beet) tit' Wet) le ot !a' few intliihinals. l! Tre,sflo t if had . givkii this , country a lair 'tit+ the'PrOpert y oft iSrit ish et a'ojeci s 111 slue li'i'ench ?ands i no icas . ciii wiry wo or tfrrer should no%v 'lie paid tOr•it.— 'lint lie 'denied:that there 'wits a fair . .groittiti of Tile 1 1 4 e t" iv,is tlii., the French , Gtrveru )Iteitt 'found - it necessary to reduce its ilebttb otte- thirti•Of its original amount, and, hilhetonse , 'Sinenees of thik retlittion, all 'the vAbtle!ct.ertitors *troll hecest 4 rity'invoei!itv nod ittrtonttftein certain then ticiiarple'd IWO : Ilse otter wiY•Ifliefit0010111(1 'be re titr, ocr , but this he cotislileio ; asiiiiliist arid impo for it ever a neettsSity'slktahl,ttlifortintatily siris e t his .contitl Out' part of Olittreht, `re have' estanli6ed a'prieetlent. in huiotir , of! rite F'renc'h 'creditor troth Bic; tvr could not depart. The Cit:ititcEt.t.ott 'of 'the ExcitEQurx never a before 'lit'r'd such v.trai.riltitary"raceth:itiott3, against vetnineilt, argn-, merit;, a 3 had het n broit,:lit forward on' this occa sion. : It 'had never, tit too cod itf any war, been* cam chit v., .diontil receive foil indemnity for !he inainteintitey I proiter; .4vliotti we had t4eit diir s illg After. tin' Trenty . .of Utrecht, s.intl'afree the peace in no 'bilelt* Claim had btcen inatle • 'not mailea'ilemand upon tar the' flOtillt , ..tw.iice of . prisot,ers in her Aronlitiloas. lie wto, - willing to 'admit, that the batitice crier - favour will be I,lrge l • hut sv as difficult ti, Lojust it on , ~ccoinit the Otiinber• or prisoners, sue!, as Spaniards and.: Portug - ueie, who iniwlir, in sqme measitre, he identified it II 11 . $ by fighring in Our alliance, or under 'nor 131,'.!1(11rdS, ' 4 ' !o re were 116 fewer thin 1001)00 • ;mix taken pi isciners in the last war,' for:iirloise .itiaintetitittee the 1 :17 - oreintrient 'might ::tivatice i t chiint tti s l urs.ll9 clltjru of :the Ilritisit:'ereditors 'for comretigation ' On uceontit of •pi isoneii•Of a lit Wft 4 l ot° effect by the T r e a ty of lila:), its . arruore nien C ts',' otnitiiiiiridds•ivere appiiiiiied to see the •29pulation exectited; and the ;slimig of the anti ogre( cl to be Oak! wait 70, minium of lie epprehetide(Lt !tat • the `otiwr clu rge prtrerreo .; by the Hon. Aletribit,•against his .I!tiattfitlts. maters w,,s 'equally extraortlinary,-4z. that no. : pyis..ioo hod' ,beets muade kit relmbitrOng to thl ‘ ti tl'untrY the ex . p'ettOes o't* the w .repril' to ili C'lll:iliKiPic,,,pl), ,tti tion of Property in the French funds was founded, it was ; Lift !recollected that forcign property, wt v &iher Nv .. tsely or not, beet) eXempted-.trOnt 'cOliteTax. - The financial opci.niutt by iv'hikib ihe 14 t. I tTrelieb G;wern • -ntent had ,redileed the ambunt " t . it s deli; Was in principle siniiiat tti the.Priiperty T.Etx . MI country, thinigli'..verydilll.teot in its exten t ; subjects ivereiqually,elititleil exeinpted trotti it. ilAbistettst..av considervirtlierrntlgernePt . ' e s )l.l °l f led by tbe'iti - ght 114:4, Gentictuatt tts. cal litte;l softly f k i r tht, benefit. of the, .11titdcrti of ti ° C k ia Lim grenrli funds, and euttrttti tied sows (Nails %VII c't luerit rens expedient . to encourage th;L: ~ ;uuru of spc:.ll,utiOn ; butt witatcdistinctlyafyiar'vd As .„)t a stt.k,.atutioul, to , b 11: . t:<Ad been n , o,), u 1 by a tl(ttY 11 , ( rIV kr , (int. 411cononotce anti nayiation I: stoic Jact ion certainly to heart hat hr.., cotninc`r , .ial chi , ius of .thp country tvvre in Cliiirtie of re , . 1,01 CASTLEIIE . ACII tht' ,Getitik'lnan 1 1171 there WON a give It utitferetice bettKeen making tund recovering a demand. .141 e 'l:g.l,t 7 y mgoctutsci by Lurd Auckland, in 1786,, cout;iin , d a Inn•;t: which he c,ini.eired must hare . e•c,toc(l ihe •11411.• atteliti.in. and 'ss' ((11, ovitled for,tlte 1itn,4611 lionkts , i t , tQc , on. One part ot Fry;:ch G-vi.rumelt ; and it wai-utioui this rhnt the atipitiltion of the Treaty of 'lB i •.V./11 4110 t rod uced 8;: ,, t,rt.; ;,,r some explanation front, the C: uf i t. I'..cheipter %rid' re gard to whit appeared io him a Cry ri1411 ' 411(1 ill advised expression. • The lit, ht Him. Gem!email had ciassril together, as rusttug.tipon the, Sallie principle, two trillisaCtions—tlie one, by. which the Income - Tax (to 'whiCh 'could hardly he supposed very friendly), Wa9l •inipmed , upon this country; nail the other, .by which the Vrench Government ;4pplied the spuq; : ;e to two-thirds of the tiers consolicts. For the, snke of the character OF ihe country, he trusted that such un 'observu tionwould.he fully explained, The CnANC:vut.on of the ExctiEcitumt said, he had iniquestionably been iniiiinder.toOd, If he had Item; siippnsud, to comp4re the two transactions io point ot faith. The one was ,t tlitmmtie oh privitte Ninfiscation, and the titlier of gelivnil contribu tion, tie would take tick opportunity of moving, us tor !illienthiteot tta tlhc intnion, that an ;lecolUit of the Vroich claims, during the years lt;14 and 1813, should also he laid bcfore the I 1 °llse. Mr. TiERNEY.-lle %,pwl4lbe gtadln know in what respect' the amendment diti:ered. fromthe Qlt►til r) ?' , Tilt; 'CiIASC4I,O4I of the .Ex.coEctuv.R.--"The clifh!reric l ‘‘•as this, tlititthe Atoeptimelit broio;lit f tier, tke'cliiims of ilitiTrehuli • 'l l lrfllmitistei'."--:Were theste ch(nni made tor the milntenitne:euf yrkoutrs'Ouring the time of 13“0- maparte The CiIANCEiLOR of the, EXCETPOUER.—They weee-the elaims'aiade in ISI4. :Mr,!;ftttatiltY.-1 Should like. , to know what elaitus were wade on thisaecottpt in .t-he oc.s." 1 ?;;Iar. tions for peace with I:lion:irate. It ‘voldir be cotio4 10 4 se e. what difference 'there between the alititm of a legitimate and an illegitimate Go vernment.. , . Lord CAW . LI:RV:AC:I4.—T see no reason why the enriOiiity of the'llikht Hon ...Gentleman may not be gratified on tirii pniati Mr. Itattunprisley lutving on objection to the amendment of.the Chancellor of the li:vlw.tiocri 4.111'.' Tierney afiered it so 'as to coop i irdiend the chtigns mittlirby 'Prance ".at any time within the last ten ,yttitr4, diSitingnishing•the amount of the and she dates at Writ they were maffe." lie Cif,i,tsi'ckit-Ott Of the Ecnif.clutot had no ohjeri ion to he alteration in thi:inritiOn ; hnt he apl.nehymlrd lite information . which the Hight Lt y n. tit:nth:Man tvidied for,WoS already% before thtr flown., in fl`e Papers printei relatree to the lie;;Ociations-• for the exchange' of priioners 'Of war. `l'he inotioil teas then al.treed to, as altered try Mi. j icrncy and the Chancellor of the Ex quer. 1 , ‘y OF THE NAVY. Mr,. Foti Es, imrstlitot .to his notice, moved,.. after a to.A., 91).;:yVations,, tot. nu ,4ccoant of ti:c„ do!i , pz..yl{,rmH id! persons ittt `P.iymaFter's Office. ond••rinplord not fortign stations, with :a ketura of theit,salaries.iind , estahlislittionts., Sky: C. Polak's:od the, }lop. Gentleman- seemed totally nnitwveof, the sittittion the Navy, with rOpeot to the niode ih:‘vhiCh they received t:heir , riy, 'By tr Artof Parliament knOwn by the twine . of the. Allbttneitt Atit; tht sailor , was allowed to allot part of his pay to his.relat ions atitome,%vho, A.tfere idlowed to thaw it. 13y., thy, saute 'Act, he tvhs allowed` to takii partita of 'his pay in slops of tobapeog. so:that if the sailor took advantage` of ail the , provisiutp, of, this . .Aet, ~the annual. amotitit of the pay . which he would have ,to re , ceive wotdd not amount to more than seven , • • Sir-.G,: Hong observed,. ihat• the Hon. Gentle- . man did not.sgeni to he. apprised that' the books of cveryskip %vete examined and cheyked by * the clerks - of .the navy office. 'The . mea4uri, recom mended by the lion. Gentleman would put an'end to the service altogether. • • . 1 1.11 r. Itostv aware of any objpetion-to the—Prochiction nf the accounts ninvisti fur but the measure which it was israposell•to ttivon thtsta was.,utterly,an.l absolutely impracticable. Sir ti. ‘lriattn-snEtt objected to the moti o n, Eis t step to tut 'obj. , c(wh;cll was acithcr ;fle•itable 111:. rtt tinable. Ai he shooltl be sorry to 86.! fityes Which' couldrnot'-be comistentfy wall the satety ur interests 'of the, ctionti7, he beckgetl to : tnoVe the ethics. of the day. fur the adjourned debate'on the Navy Fotimatett. Mr. Po a aEs• diti out conceive ;spy. is ell-Aroutoleti obpection could ,he takers to the ottutots. ile th9tight, alter the crop ersation which had p.issuil , hctsreets him 8010 V gallant Qlliceri, that the nayy.tai,; ; ;ltt .te paid abroad, as wall as the army, whco . ots forei, , tt stations. lie thought tits , met-, sure rr just atut neerssary, One, and booster t,l* I IRA', tottat bc couceti-:(I to the navy. , At least, ought to by cotillell to re ceiv e thrac 'numbs out of tbc twelve of their py, while serving op fu. reign star ions,' , , t Sir ft. hlgonsoat• eonettrred in the. opinion of the gntiantAthrtirills (Sir (;. Pole and Sir U. Hope), :;inti , o.pposeti tint: tno,tintt, as being detrimental to the interests of the service. • - ilr. IV,Stat .thought the grand.deleet of the Paitish:Niavy was, that it p.itinoli mare- that; tie .eciNary .of force ,attd. coercion. Ha wished the gall titt ► wool,' examine rite , bet,' iaossoras raixation. and „ittotild• not- totel'hiare to benefit the thaii ; by 1 ') . , • • Sir C. Pots explained, and urged 14irther objgc- Cods to the motion, portictuforlY ay ittcrcttsula~ 'withOnt`neeei . sit the nuxr,het• . Fottß . gs. explained.. • • A: ter Sir G. WArieryler hiving With arnwn inotiOn.for proceeding to the orricrof •the tlipy - ,Jhe•briginal question wasitegittiveti.witii . -f .out 4.diy.klon. • STATE OP THE SILVER COIN. 'Mr. tRtNiTi. - .1, rose to cal; Ifie . attetitiati cif the IIouse•to tire' titkitt .'the Coinage; . :Silver was nocv i•it the Mint pl•ice•;• t;,eicfora nothing could hi: ur40,1 opinst the imp:ovenumr of our Coblacs, trots: the stale. 'II II e money 11611 , 1 N. 'Fite 11ei k.iry of such improvionent •ky as too ; he • therefore inovcil tor 4.,1 Account of all rneign Colo, and itoported since thC Ist of •Jitlinjii; ABlO, till the latest period to which the AcToiit•equld be made up." The ..t. s itAtic,:t.a.olt - 141- C 1 7 ,:XCHEQUE11. said, he 11./u1 no otijectiptito the ritotron... • Mr. 11 - ,:ni‘gti'liOpetri he !Lin: the Chan:. • cellor of the Fiketietpier would have infornied the liou , etltotbe : lv4! goinwtnimy atqlition to this subject, :rue state of the Silver Coinage was absolutely i)sgrkeerul, Ile hoped, "before the end Qf !the Session . :fithrtbme moistrtie for its itnprove went wonlii he adopted ; and if .it„were,not taken . sortic,plore able per•son, be' would find it his duty to lit Opose snore measure upon the subject; 'l i ke country was tiot‘ , sofferitig HU the iticouire. niettcp that must . restilt front such a state of the coinage. lie hoped that softie alttration would . he made in the standard of the silver cob); and that the Master of Ole Mint tike the ti•ouble of attending to the subject. The motion was then agreed to. • . then mnusvecl for an secatirit or rill gold s Wont before the tad , AlayOr fur ex- portation.— Agreed• -to. - r. On the motion of Mr. SMIT6I,. there was Ordered to lie laid 19efore .the 110tISC an aCcuulit of alit Feee payable.'nuon 'the t issue of ‘Vrits at Eitentitilliti•Covirt of Exeliettoitr4. • NAVY EsTIMATES... On the inotiMi of the Cht4NCELLOR of thlEx curauEn, the Mose t ook i^nto consideration the Report cif the Committee of ,Supply, aslar as it related to the Admiralty , ; t Sir C. l'ot:e complained .of the amount of the Sion under the head of Superanovat The 1 - Louse,fh4u proceeded to pie crin. • ;:iiieratiim of t he Report, as fur as it relater! the • Novy UflJcc. Sir C. Pot.e wished to know when the books of the . Navy Office had been balanced ? Mi.: Rose. repeated his, l.ortner,stat,cmcni.,.that when be canie.into office he found the accounts ten. yeArs in arrears, but• that, now they wer.e, made up and a u tlit.etl to the close If 1.1. s ; bottld have tiorobjection to, any !natio!) the lion. might.. .propose on tile stibivet.---deport agreed to. 'Cite House then took into consideration the further Report of th e l' , ,otnutittee of Soply re ... spelling the Navy halt . ..pay. Sir C. POix. objected to the extension of super • animation to perstins, who •were in a Stale of of hotly anti MIMI, even after useful servives which cheumst mires hindered 110 long ernecessa ry. lie, lotitti#4 out 4eVir4 vales, - if; oily or • which 1100 f. aqebtr, Were, given to a man to, leave %% t hen, lie saw in the ArinY timittes, that the 'hrUthers of Colonel !.track had 11001. 4 year, he thought that the Navy were treated with great inj , stiee. What was Llie . ,sys.. , tutu a dopted towards the relatives of those who It'll in the naval service of their eoliptly The widow of the . gallant Captain Harvey, Lord flowelnut selected as, his ttecond iu pietcing. the line of the enemy on the Ist of,June, had only 125/, a-year gramed her for her sit port and that of her The the'iiti of her' husband had been etwiete , l AR-Amtliing—AS a drop of Water in the wean. '1 -lie widows of othergallant firers who hail fallen in the battle oe rt'Ailgar, Mrs, Dove and Hrs. Conkt had pensiOns cgind'y • inetinsidorahle . ,' whilst not the widows even, but the .relatites of an • 9.14-9cy 0( the satire rank in the Artny had 11904. a year ! wishvil the Re port to undergii'a 'strict revision, to' prove that the House did not tinder-rate the services of the mpty., Only '4OOl- a year hail been ,the wjdpz of..Agitll4,ti,ytottg Officer, lately ,a Aletll - of that House Oh' Peter raricer), who had fallen in the satire campaign with Peneri ! l Ross, mit! the iviilnw of the latter received 0001. rr inininn.. lie dOl not mean t o sa y t h at t i. e army viere t tUop,iid,Mhtit he %visited o.e disp,ii it y littween'Ote two servieett to be removed. There ‘Va 4 *mother, pint tin•which he int coded fa wake some observations lee meant the pensions to l'ettylOfficeis, in which nnich extravagance was displayed. fly the preilit arrailgcifieta they would receive front 48 to 541. a year, whilst the paY of .44 . Wert - mit 'Officer: of the third rote was only :MI. Th:s was unjust, b o th to t h e l atter in divirinals and the ciiuutry. Mr. CaottEtt tholight it impossible to listen to I he Bon. Adini 's statement withont the deepest interest,, ,And without iithuiriog, the totiperate itirtritter in which had infitly it.' fie hopoi, 110‘verce, the . Bonse Would not be displco set!, if lie undertook tri :,Itoit the' Gallant Admiral MO ',ken u , . w rong view of,. the subject. It was not iptite fair in him comlisre tit:. pensions r,r,tnted in . 1793 tt) • the' willdrwi of Naval Otlieet , „ . With those 11,1Ven in l 845: to the - Widows of Officers in the Army, ~.The • only • eaudi,t mode would have been to corn pitt the pensiitns granted ire hoth ser -vices at the tonne;' period, and it would have been seen (bait exactly t he saint allowaoceii were made to tint widow! Of ()dicers of rank in the :Irinyor. in the Navy. Ile illustrated that statemeot hyseve, r a t cases ,whidli Were colitaitivil iu die prvhoilt atinti Pi. ‘ rbe tnt of, th e Gallant Aftino,il wits therefore not more foil der! - flout lic that of, on direr in theArtny who ,7.linttld pare the pension s o f the'uddows of Nioo oai , :cus at the iive‘eut tittle With thase bestowed - on the wido4ta of tlicers its the At toy in 1794 ;, anti Who that the s il ltt i tttl i : ! l t.t ; ,i ii: i s l e a t:t It. tp o t e o l i hot t t e t riilre g c r e n iv u t t . t i t: e.i,low only 501. Whilst that 'Of ; t1 I o C CalitAin had fien 'pounds. There wos littoitttr point aka to lie taken ihur consideration. Ihe amount tft t lie lienSi9PS IV " "110Attts . (1 in saute measure by the eiretuttstatic6 rte‘ptrsiiit to whom it•was grunt ed. If thirtsitekirc l4 iiistitnt4.werclibtirlsl i i tt g jltc pen -31011 calamitous, , it was hizher. With . . . . . r( gar:', It) the superannunt:on of Conlinisc'tctiv'r! of it \i,• , / Oil a trill ".. , Lay, 1,.. , ;1:01 ,the I ioli. AO iiiit.d tlad (Minted, it tvas pit, t of an ol,! e ., a - ' , :•11(,-:: 5y , ,t , , , n1. It shotill '.loo he e6o , j;lere t l t:: 4 it ..et t , difli,:ult. to induce (;elit'u,lien of 1ii, , 1, :talk m the Aoi l l ec t t o !t'itr'e th e 1,• I f1 0 , it:'s dip etll:ollments Or IC tO cotrre,to a tower . midulii,..: ..itti Irian, li , tli:t, coi l ,. genial to their haltit , , :1s .0 u' de pylisions to sean.hzrt attd,,pe , tty officer;' , , 11,.: diotild ult-dine off-riog . aity opinion. ,Titt,:e t,ites, , ) f pension nii.l li n tii ~ , ..,e.ttred , lit 'Mr. ‘ l- 'll ,, llta(n'sc, -, :..stire to- (h.: Aritt, , ,Oi l it . h a d been tliollu :. .';sl itii,l prppextO place lio; -I services OH i to v ti ng of cool! ty. it .),,g,,t 1)(..... ‘v;......... to, legislate for , he lotifre . , but tic : t i u i eca l rli u past. It tvoillj 11, ; have be„:1f•-tir thai: sit;;llp e t,-. slims t shotild hale keen sijanted to ont: serVic..e and not to the other ;. and it they !hid not heel,. .extended to the o;t]t , y,, who. cvtfo thil-' holdest, would have dated tii ; put back the army milts al footing, at the very Mordent when alit: i)ctie of tile. gram!, contest in Ettrepe:almost trependell ott it:.) . i ktg le tr:111? 11 1 1.teti t tioitcotkirl ; not ,1./t• . done, why should not the litivy'llav'v.. : lo,en ma le' to rietici:. pat(: in the EUlVaii ; tkige , i gruinteth to th e „tr ll ? Sailors, when litokred, ft ow their shit);, were far niore, helpless, than sOels lth ; for they had heed ~i mostly brought up t r q..,11. prolosion hit tit (licit infanck, anditnetv'tio other, whillt, sol t li, 1 . -u were,. generally taken from ttitilus, (() which, Oa ht'i,ii.; dislanded, tlit might r...!f.t i n. '1 he 4chnniktra rum Inn, therefoie no ohjecttim, and Jii,iice,,itUtl, ~ not extrav,it;*ce,• i,it t i been their gli4e. , It ‘y,4* trite that i pettit othi - cerl.,ltrixt,t „ettitm'irttliin l ek ti-rear. :Alf hoiv (11(1 the et it ?liiifii fingtlt mid the meriti - "R , tlitir sei - vic,?1,770r they Were a 1. ., lotied one lialfpeiiity 'it ihiy lor every year they. stetted ; nelther %%lire these petisitens'ellargablelo the ,tat,e- 7 -11:cy tvere - pi t itt'otif it stoppages tvitle froM the Whole ii it i'al serdre.' r. ".• it/ . .° 4 Sta . 0..140eg stateil.;i tnat at this inottint 'there Was It getterah'Survgy 1 011 through) the omi t ... try 'respecting IVittlatit (.)11 - icers in the ilitierent potis, with a view to asee'rtalti their tights CO sit= perattotottioo., . . ~ . Mr. 3'. P. GRANT understood, that when the tv'ulaw o f an ()dicer niarrit.it another (.);!leer of •. the 'same lank, her pension C;:.itseil ; but, it her se6tul Itu.bit(tl-dill!, bet pctisi;ol dill fiet term's. This tvis both hard iliid it:ijust. . . .•' . ?4r. C lit)} 0.• # b Alil CP, Ilia! , the pensions, Were to t under the controat of t;overrinten, litif of the Corporate god) , of . the Colititassioner foi l Witlotrs' l'elibiOilt, He thought thrtt the peeasigtt Ntaiett by the 11,00, cieutltort,to w.t3' vt:ty , rare, indee t d :i• i t , i f if it oth;tirred, lde ii , .1.1 no tiolit the Co itibil tion)s sit ivtiolti recommend to flit:l 4 6ot e liege' l'irt f og • gr , lntAlle.. widow a, ilentiion tval-,to what she, -.should have lutd,in. the 111 Nt.lloatilliCe, 11(11 V05,C.... siyg the power, of doing it ilitowelvv . s. In tlitt present --hstitwites; it eie,e won't( 'he [mold vet! • much resetubling that-intentfotted: by 'the .llort. Gelitkinatt, jowhich that ( nurse had theßtplopti...d. Nit% rolitiES Cogyiaintil that Officers ha ,tli t s Navy received oily pei s ons of . .!itii. :I•yci:i. !or tiltilOlTS of 'a limb, vvhiltstf()tliu..;ers to the Arti y'rif • the same rank received 341. 1I e a kut co,op i it; c( 1 th a t wher t ..,ts the pay . OC t}ii: army haul iii. ( - teasel Considerably,' that of the ;116' w;;S• iniihf sixpence it day more than it kVA, 12() y; , ,,, ~,,. !( ilv 11,0 1 , v d 'oe i 4 t,y,, r o ~,ij i ch 0111,/,:i.,1,11.ti1i ti u, 'ea, So 'mod); Would not : Ire ni.oevivit, Nlr.l,l , l"ri.F.Tost beiievc:l ifo:tt nos tittot COOI , I ol pose the principle that the servizes of the Wry` apil,theArtny N l lo l illl ht' pot 'right' tlifr i tallie toot ing. `kheiy.claiutis - to the itatilitA7rtif tike co,untty. tvere the Saint:. flit its: coil;,!Otirtrilal .. 11:e pi io, .ciplt• tlidi proles - ted via, tiaftithlullv CirfitNl 1100 CX.eQtkliPa. ‘Vlly,s,iloitlila iietlitetiott lie matt, front the pay of the Nit y for pensio ns 'to the ‘vidows of Natvat ()Ilieursi 'llittl did not take ',hire in the , Arritv. lie tv:shiod to k'n')Vr ont of What fund, he yottlf.thelledvet irms It liich Wiz! been otentioneti,t he .tyAt? wis...tat;r:sit‘iil 011iceriyeetcis,it!14.01;,,ptosios t i t i ant opt ofveliatfind those of widotq. of ()dicers . • il(iliitf Arbil Were paid.. I.le'tpdgiiiiltir tlittt le fVt it o( service; and not rank alone; iihotild form . the , „,„„ suf , (1-14 e, peit -, ions,giveht to ()thiceiti, I IL` Ith. jeoeti to the tkiltictionita s tile from n m the pesitim (it s w .„„ n tr ed N,,,,, ) otneers, to the.'ilmotint Of" 7:1, pei , cAtitt*lttitier the. headlof , the 'lliyil Li!it'.; tTts t- 1 1,i541 1 5. . rf.li 3 no likkr4liti.i3O 1,1,4 4 , P1i5e,91 . Milittiry: ()flieJrs. lie thought the !louse bontid in hottoitr to ,et . he two services t . ditilyi;ti the sone footing. Lftra P,'L'Nl ilt g4'1)10 Kt* 041\itt it i: t(i tilt ' Eilit;it ', - liil I; y of, tli4t,..principle, t'i'll ()et:laved WS . Wi4i) td. carry it irito,,exfsntion as . ! t tr .rig it wazi polsibk... But - t he. inure tit tintisciOokeit" intO It, 'die tnorti they wo a I see the , tiillettltV fit' elfe::tio . t: - thli't ob-i jsrlt. Evolt ottw , l , l the ptotsivlPl , bit ., regalatetirlte the.Hoti. c..ii;ll.lettutti tecotpateNjhtl, thl -I;iptility. would nrit'he peileiq'. Tite ilitie iigCicSt t i l tins monuy with it/1;161)1)1ft 1 4 11 fliti•ketAy Etifeehlti . §.4' '. tifeir , :atilloltiASlOtiOritxgettittkatltseia 41,w:tiro:W. Oft . - pensioni grtnteil to their widows. A Li('nteciqut,, Colonel paid :i;')091. jor iiiscottimi4sio . .,tb q(:oat, - Itio,.' iiiiei.,,t 'ot wiii6-gfiviitiiirtiolme wiiiill,,, - 0, ( 1 ' It his widow unly,: - t.rti6:irt . d. SOL A • Post-(3.tpuitt Hp, l id ooth:114 tor lois t . , , ,0k, 'file ot,ly tootle, of ' etioaLzatiott w,o1:(I ht., lift e r to abolish tilt put . - ' eli, te (4 comilliiiioll 5 ill the aIIIV, Of tO ifittOtlilt:4 the sante*ystent:into the NaVy; ' - After oin,,c,p).4ervittitin tr_out Sir C. [ p ole,.-Mr. l'illt., mat Sir 6, jlope,' the Itesulotioo was i ot.criti to, • ' 'tire lloosts thorn tools ; ireta .. eonsitit;tittforil the(' further lteptut .of the Cutu)nitteu of 'Supply, 'ft.. speeting the . ..110,111tilee. . , ~i- ~ • Atter iOinte coit'er'qmiori, lieftveilrt .iqi% 13arikes and Mr: , Vl l all.l, relit iye 'to the ilriv:er''-corps, its 'Thiel), the littter Gentleman repeated ltis'observa ' tiontt 111:tule on the Ili,' IA ht 04121.115 ti: to SlieW did leiy,oli for ,il!o‘Vio'g if, e Cit . tiers of th:tt corn' to IL-et:Live Civil. full p. t y, the'tliffkViiee•betWee n that and their halt p ty heiog only 1,6001. .the' Itesolu.. bolt' were ty red to, and the ,ki,etim.)q ye.4,-tet. ceivv(i. AltNlY Elqr AT;!•,. • Ou 11. e question for tliking the repott -owthe Army, Eqiinvites,i:,,tqftirThe,r rottsillerution. : . • 1,1)10 Pot.Ks ro objected to io large' a niliirary. Ii ilt ut tyt;itue hi lion% ti.uniees ui ll,c cutiutry ii4ul the nritteliJl:e of. thi. I..'e,nsti , ut;o,l_ Lie rututoOt...:l, n.hic jti,titie:i Ilig .11i 01' I hut the i4,;(1..4°C1 by C.,(2,' I I ‘l,lSe. 00;0 \;totii htut io to I lo' tivoti O,C Ito/11N, ‘vittiout aita