The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-02 00:00:00

1 RIA L PAR LIAAIE NT. .1101ISE OF LORDS, AIoNDAY, APRIL 1. iiilllSe Met at Tett o'clock iir the Inorning, rent! in Appeals, the 411tivalice Bill was brolight up from I he fiime of tolionorts let rllr. Brut 0, and reafl a first time. '1 ho Southwark Bridge till was then read a third time and liar“eil. • 'Poe ' , 10;lois, of I).Vl'tl presented a Petition from the Agri ,,wiely watoi.i.re, cf,lTrpliiiilitn of agricultural I he ve.ts.nre of taxes and rates, and retying for re that...v.l to lie on the tahle, , sir George BeilOw's Divorce Bill was read a third time and The C'rowit Bents Receiver's . Bill passed through 'a.Coni 'Suitt te, with'amendn ie nt s . Report to..norrrow.—...*Wjourned 11()USF, OF "CO:VIN1()NS. A was rem:Weil' ft pm the inhalntatits of flatusgate mgailist the liailmar Atoeinltuent hill, and piaYing to he he'rtd deuili•Lt it : hy Counscl. (littered to lie on the tal , le. On the tiorstion of the cianniittal of the Bristol Gaul hill. a luittc conversation took place. Mr. 11Aur cuptiorteil it. Mr. l'itorttvitoi, contended that the measure originate:l the Leirpolt,lion . Me. W. I)IINDAN Spat:to order, trs the e!!le,tit,ll W.ls only as to the committal. The Nr.l . -t)Cert :4 . 16, 15 vc.s. open to the remarks of ".o‘.ohers. Sir upposed it 01 eansideiatile 1,114:h. lie said, that . in A.1 , ; , * toy; )lie I loos:. w‘aild sti:liify its owls procciliii4s. was sir:ally sent t.) a S..loct Committee. \t'AltllE 'tel.-lied to po,ipoi.e the 11.4insgate Harbour IZill hit lifter the 1-101ydays. sir W. CUR FIS could, not, on the part of those interested, consent to a oOstponeincia iieyond hPtdav had limit' stood that 00..11;1 haye hcen introduced :11 present so me of those who understood' sott . ,ect loest were alcwnt, Attorney.Cientral was on tile and a 111emloa for Kent was indisposed. He moved the postpuuctueut till the :mtb of April. The - motion wits • lig reed to. ' On the, i»otiou'Of NTr. TT. ADDINGToN, the 'rilingPorta ortlerril to 1,1.1 fr‘lll t SeCuliti that. oil • .11*: It L' TIINOT pre,t . ofert Papers rehitive to the (Mice of Third Secrvtliy ut .t.itel—uls) Papers of Afrounti§ of A!lowaisees and Salraies in the I)epartinents of the Three Seei . et.irits of State, 31r. CIWKEtt presented Papers respecting the Milts '— alio Accounts of IL:dui:o,4s in the Victitalling and Navy Pay . 01litTs. A Pt;tition was received in favour of thu New Croydon Road 13111. LORD COCIJRANE'S CILARGES. Lord CMCM2ANR, on preSepth: to the Homo' tiit further Articles of Charge which he preferred , •.ainst Lord Ellenluirough,sitid that these Articles acre now so wordeil, that it was impossible .hy . MOM'S to construe dal!! SO :IS to impdeatu the other Itistke of the Court of Kings.i 'Bernd' f (Sir SLe Blume), to whom, in the •siripe which tie had presented them to the House on Frid4y, it had been thought they might extend. . .I.le s;rid it was his intention soon to call the - tention of the llouse to the-c impoi taut eliar...ze , , ; m a he hoped they would be Mscuskd without any wort - lob or intemperance, - ifc then brone:ht tip the r farther Articles, - which' weer read. They were very little dilferene from the she in which they were read on'F l idmy, and in p,i 9 t of . het the Charges were estict'y the . same. Alter they null: read, Lord Cochrane nmeed, that they shoid.l be pu'i n ;ed, The que4tion.being put, Nr. 11. Barnuas - r.said., th it in substance these rh oges were not oily against Lord Ellenhorough, but al-t) against another Judge of ihe saw,: Court, though he was aware that this charge apinst. :the rith,r Ji.dge was.conpled with the assertion, that Nr Just it e Le Mane acted upon Lord Elleuborough. At the shine ri m e he wi4s scst.qlde that a great lititude must necessarilybe allowed, in bringing chit. ti case, which trete sauctione!,l by our Coustitu . tion. If these charges were proved, they lutist of course he followed by reprt.hensiOn ; but 'if d o t•Roitic! prove to be unfountk.l, the Itioso by or 11,1.ing them to he printed, would be the means c& eireoi.iting 401100 g the public, what ..aN nothing :-sholr of a libel against the inylicated tat Ihi charges-- (Hear, hvarl) lie was, however, si't'e sible.that this was tin evil, ioeideut to a proceed ji'tg tr;,j,•l). tin liseiNvas ronpfituf Iona!, and casts be Used \+itli et eat ad dill lint. lOW Call upon the .111,1v. , e to Conte to at decistni upon the c!tioges. ; but begged, that be lire the m,:ion for printim , these nape's was pres's • cal, , 00te time might be all n owed to consider of the propiirty of putting such charges in a shape that olight enable them to, be -circulated dirungliout the kingdom. , Io the mean time they might he• all Owed to lie on the table. lie dill not Mean to ohieet to the Noble Loid's:nraking these papers the gremnd of charge agaiost any_ individual,--- Those. which lie itad first laid before the .11ouse 'svere temperately worded ; bat these which h 3 ,1 jtt,t been read, appealed to hnn less so. lie con• chided by moving as art Amendment, that the tie . then debate on the unitio►r for printing these pa pers, be adjuurned till Er:day next. ,Lord CocnitaNK said he had fciand it itnpossi ble to refrain from mentioning the name of Mr. Justice Le Blanc in these charges, as lie had ' made the mis-st :tements which lie imputed to him.. lie had no objection to comply with the wish of 'the Right Hon. iientleman by allowing the papers to lie on 'the table fur the present. His only motive for desiring to hare them printed now, was to give - Members au opportunity of perusing theniduring the approaching holidays. it never seas intenCon to say, nor hail he ever that Mc. Jostice Le Blanc . kid made mis-state- MentSfYitit ukatters with m hieli lie was acquaint ed, lint merely in consequence of the misreproen. tation*tif Lord Ellenboroogh.. It was his illicit . tints early after the holidays, about the 2:2d to submit to the hoarse a motion ground e d o n charges., itharl heel] his wish to hare tnitteil this !notion at a Ulrich earlier period-011h4Set4sid)ii btu h e haul been prevented by the prey= Sure of public business, which had occupied the time of tlie House. - • 'Vise Question ivas then put, an:! 'the, Amend!. ntem ; agrred to. The SotAcrrott -, tritNnitAt. said, that as the 22c1 of this mouth was now fixedlor the tiny a motiou Iva to be StlbmitteiLto the House, gromuled on those cbarges, he wished to ask the House to consider the ciretonsta.ni - 's of the ease: A inore . se'rious charge' Unlit that which was . eotti: t4inrci in tile papers before the House,. could not •be mule aginuit it person in this conutey exeeitt ing the lanoions of Lord Chia Justice. Two years., had now ehiped since the period 1t hen those trausaction,:v had takcoplaee, upu4l which titt: dinfAuS viiticlOttilliCd: it war; y'iliCtlliti bew oft who brought forward st;ch serious chari,eo as ailectinz, the country au.; admitilS- l'al:011 01 jIISIICe. t 5f 10 .o be.prepnrrt, iegtttly a. low thetti.up ‘viti t th e n e eessitr} i proceedings— Id, the present case, a itin.ah Batt alrL-at!c elapied the charges, h a l hreu l a id upon the table ; and tor his own part he hail conic (10.70 NI the !louse and waited ft oto 4IaV t;tv, expvet inglo heur sonic notice given, Ile wOnlil submit 0 he t{tf l' It ttai the (thief .111.4 ice of land %tumid he ttnis kept in sitspeitsv--held forth tis r 1 ,liidge.agaitn,t who iinputation wereeaJt• CoOfINANE rose to o l der, Aml said, that -a there was in) (pteitho t) bt.fore the fiotie, the lion. and I,earitell (;elitlennto would perhaps do hettt:r to postpone his (It;SelNii:7, , lS till the stilject came regularly before the hionse. As It) the complaint of dulay in bringing forward. ,the:; charges and tol!owing them up, he s :id, they were to h e 'fo u nd in the t ircittivoutice, iu Ichielt ltc hadlieeti situ:lto(' tin pHi at 't l ,lo. close of :he ittcrcittvd !jut irimi 1)6,1 4 all : ::t:t take his seat iti the ilon3e ;- 1 -tind i, licit lie 'had llou'e so, found that t i;ne so - lunch heat 1 1(1 pnst.kot t.li (Le stili . i.et,.as-prt .ented hint hoof doitr4 thing during' thut Puriag the pic-ieut Ses,;on, rlie titme of Ow [louse I •lttettO so notch by , important as' to' pretent Loui front hii‘;ing op;iottiviy. Solici - rott-Gr.Nrri‘t, was aware• that lie now move thai the ctiargi. s shoal ( ' betalaeit, it.to coititlefation s.oon,r than the day w; ich had but lie did not it kit to take it oitt 0 1 th os e 1 0 ;1111:i , whit.l) it now watt. toSe to (mkt'. lie thought" this COnvetS;ttion 4% - .19 ea) d too far ;. and %s us Orn-: eyetri.g to !kaki: farther ob-er,ations, SS'hcn he t• .11 , e I by calls of Chair, Chair ! flit `;1';;, s tid that Cie Ndcee,t of the lion. and (ivtithetn•ta (the Sohcitoe-GeOct::tl), 41111C , 5 itr ole:int to conclude it with a titotion;was not in 0111(x. f fhe SOLICITOR-GENEttAt. deferred to the Chair. ‘V,A;;. Mr. LYTTIE'roN hoped I..;at theitnpottanee t)f the *lthjtet Would exc,:e hip itSkillg it tilleS(1011, tO.ich 114: 114)pi•A tint 16 , 41)t.H0it. Ch;iiiedilror Ibe I.;,xci•ctilier, would :Als , ver. Ile wisti t l to know how 'the "Fax \vas to'he ;IS to the stock to hand when the Act woulA Iv Le, antl..vhether 31V.(11:3%Vbitek Wolliti fie iWo‘Veti (Or tht:titit tot . 1 111 the it4utls ut ilealctS at that time The COAtietttA,Qti of . fire E\ * CllV.Q.tlEtt' sttitl he' 1001 ;1li.;1111 wore ( 1 .4 , 91 tonce tFikcit occa•tiOu to. 'State to tli ilobo?-: !Lay it was itistot' , nt ion' to in - tro,ince it 111)011 the stibiew , would >Don' Tax, as •th- exi,itt'oo 'the sth of .111 1 . - , I ,O XE. In or4ler the inconve• nit nre: l!';; , .-ty to atise to th , alcis with .respect to ttß!' . .t. stock 00 joutil at thut time, to the.repityntent of th.. ci iiio:3 Oil I:0) . 1:AI o.•ey were in equity it would tic.teyto h,tve HO (*WIC( 1111.Olf ftif ti t! ll , tlAolst. lit clinseAtience . of the tojit va , + likely to ',Ail: on account of the bre,vcts heir. t Ad le r lootious to got rid of their 'tuck in 1..100 than tO itiercwie it'utoil the Act t.!:,pice:l, •!r ..vontol b e ueee,iiacy to some i•egotation to we, cot tt e e tvoilH . 4llls , 2T St:Solt to i„e trt , l44 'lit the 'jilt which tie 1011 . Intantioocd, 1 1 , (1.iti l i hi It ClatISC ellitble poolie hretV from this dine 111) 1• the ins•,.«,tion 11:1 O;iict'r of the. !!lhi telfely tOCIII tile tifuount of the' IVat :tv till(!, , ! 4i y beer so tsitich renlino unsold ,viien the Act pirc4l. • ,\ll*, t :NEAT 5.t141 wis from svitat'the rti;.,a-ht liou, tictillt:ttnio had ?tato), that he .de .,ts lirresvcrs.. The Lino. (LA( a et:F. - A . :it ailow.oley \Vat I)uty vvotilti !ic ;;I:o\veti 6ti v. hat as !,‘ k‘(..t..1; this time It w.t, what u k c 14e , vt.r., '' brv , ;* fast its c Voci v:1:1 he alttwycl !.art of the brew ,Lt all, I alltity the who:v. duty." CitA..:cv.L.Lot t of 'he ExcurQuErt said, as thv looitot non ;1110:veil, it ‘VOtild bg (Cr for future disettiion -tall regolatiol ; but the arratigtotetits would made with ax much liGe raliry posvible. Mr. \VV NNE' Snit! 'onteihing about 111104- :fiite tir fariiip(3 for the Malt lifted in their barrest beer, whirls we could opt,tlitittetiy titimAsi), I'EEL to aik t question of the Hon. fLroort.opposit, reLitive to his motion, of which noticeiyc~:er:illya's otte•oti the Irdaml. qisheil to know it 6 particular tOlttll ? Sir Jon :4 NE ,kfroft - t . itiitl no objection , to, iitt- S <er the Ties: ion, UIIV tyS reserving to'hiniu..it the right of making !milt variations iu . tite nature a his. motion Ili tie should thitikeircumstance s Might 1,1i3 would he, Ist;.to' express surprise at the amount Ott be military force (25,000 Own) to be kept 141 in : 2(11y, to cal! opoo Iklinisters to lay before J'Arliament ti statement pf the groti!ids on Which they, judge such a force to he tipeesss ry, and also.to civil{ upon 'them- to. state leliat permanent rentedy ti.;ey mean to apply to those evik, the temporary prevention- of Which is intended by the maintenance of so large a military force. . • General I)LINi.oP presented a Petition from tile Landholder, .i 1 Id t;oliotiii3ioilerl of Supply 01 ilos Stetvat c ry ot Kirkcudbright, prving'for int equal. ization of the I)imiillery L'awc..-I(ta i t, ant i ( i r . dere . d to lie on the tithle. Mr. I ' IIENUAttIAST H : etililoll front certain inhabitants ..of New lios;4, in Ireland, ptaying for the inipmtition of protecting ditties on the importat fon of forei.em hatter... After rr few words from Sfir C, BURNELL against the prphibitif.n of the imporration of foreign but. ter, tiro 1 et.tion was tead nod ordered to lie on the table. ' • 111 r, Art:.•licLoNintr. presented a petitian from the Debt(irs colihhild in the Gaol of the et'uoity Of Lancaster, itgaiii , t the t6peiii of the lintolveta Debtors' , Act: Head and refet red . to the Commit. , tee , ott saia act. Vui:aes pct.-coed a Petiti9' n from Captain Iril Lain Lai 1.1.9y0 Navy , praying for the apiitoitst,oelit Of it Select Cont,, l . L tee ;Ake. Iwo eolii•ltivritiois ryy fuf a 11,1 r; tfs (ice-s, all gre,:•ll wood fat. ialutelli.ite 3,,.r,,d'that Latlaaaa iia4t litst applied to the Doan! of Admiralty to -try the ef• ltdt of discovery, but that his application ha-t been rejk.cted. lie hat! then addressed himself t o the.lioard of Agriculture, before which his expe ritneutsbad been made and - had 'succeeded, , Sir G, Hopi , . was Understood tont-tend the con- A nct 1 ,1; t h e Ad m ir a lty.; on the ground 'of the own her, of disetiv . eries offered to them for tried, wh;ch 'tlie.y did not feel themselves justified in undertaii ftrie.at the expellee of th.e . ptdrlie, Sc 'Mr. StAte(l, that four yeArs ago Captain Latham had informed him of a discovery whieh he had made, and whirl( he thought might prrive of great use to the Navy He had recommended to hint to go to the Admiralty; he had done so, and ' requested that that „Board should take upon them. sLelv.., the charge, of m.lliffig the experiment. The itavio.,.! pros. ed adviied him to take someo!;1,•ial 'proof cif the pf his disc , •very , acrd fur th:it poi:pose to lay it . lit;i*.,re the of Atzriettlture . ; that lioattl•teeived it - with due attention, 'am! Allowed the' experhnents'•tir he performed. lie himself • 4 , a . 9 preivnt ti the time, Arid tecollected‘that they were highly t,atisfactoty.io all those tv ho 'witness ed them. 1‘ along, the rest: a piece of bather, prepared by him, had been made stron,, , ,er In very Huhe time, than a piece_ of heart r•f . c,rtk of rorre , poncling dilneusititts. Another bad beets doubled wt:ight. These were things .tebielt lie had o ven , an d he coneuived . that it was lair lie should state then( on the present occasion. After a few words fro Mr. Forbes, the Petition' tells= read, and ordered to lie on'the (able. • NAVY Eti I The [ - rouse iriviug resolved into a C o mmittee of Supply on the motion of the ( 1 14.0eellOr 41 . the Exchequer, - • - Sir IVlllllP.NDrltpr,Tosetl; that t sum riot 'exceeding -13,8641. I'3i. thl. he uranted to defray the salaries told expens'el of•the Navy Pay !.,)dice. Mr. 13: , .N'N'E7 . T- !CM no. l'ea§OUS why the Pay -maAter of the Navy should have a sttlitry Of fotir thousaml polllltis a-ye4r, wheo the Paymastvr of t Army had only two thousand pounds. iiis ihstiws did not imp:tr.:pore th•tb One hour's servieenpon Litt, every d‘ty, I(iheshtuaimi r,t thiieontitry wtis ettnsiderd, - and the pledges of tenor - my giVen theTrinee Itegent's Speech mid by Parliament, the necessity o f a t•ethwtion in this - tpiarfer Lvotil'd beCOme obvious. • A - Mille Lord had withdrawn hiti Atm); iiitimate4 lo curtail -their tatravaganc4, ami - why'lliniild - a civil ttcpm talent be-better paid than the army 11,1(1 .I)4avy I The • country was p l .linged in universal tlistre - $5, and tindet•-stteit eir cum,taures lie slid not see that Parliament Ice ju , tft - i•.:(1 iu givitt! a vote of 4f1i . ,01, a-year let the ensurer of the ft: concluded by movini.; an amendment to real ice th,tt salary to, ner anntim. Mr. Rost: was olrliged to the Iron. Gentleman for the manner in which'he hoVintrodueed his tuition. lie ryas . not presUmpttoM3' . enouglr to say that his labours, or'those Lf ;tray 111110 iu the Stint, situati-on, could - 'ha' tvc,t th a sum of 4001. y?ar, !rut he •vv ,. .n; sOrry, - that after the otli..h 4tl been so Ions„ placed on its present footing, It pro po.al should be made to reduce it to a love •r scale. !.lalary, as e.stablished.at the nevolu- - ; tioit, wag 20001. per annum. But the Treasurer of the Navy then derived very eonsiderabie ad van' tpes from the vast. sums of publi.: money Nfiich reui tined in his hands. These had very pr )peril' been taken a'way, and as a t.:•tupcusa tiott the., salary tutu been raised. front 2 to ,10001. per annum. th:s arrangement bad 6een Co t iii►nett rtgaiit and agh,u, and itt ti me rill e too; .he therefore Si ‘% 110 1 10 mi •rttlSoll wilt if ttt,T rk Oonid lie pat upon hint,, and he should. not receive what had been p'iid to, others before. It WA*. .110 t natural to him. to cling tit the profits of o ffi ce. IVhen the sa!ary of Secretary of, the Treasury hid been increased from 3 to 40001., he bail declined taking the additional.loool. because he Wits in /1045e55i011 i,f tellother ofii , ll,•consider e d in the ligh: of a sin . sinecure. A$ the 'duties Of the TrentnrcE of the., Navy, the kton. Gentleman was, inisinfk;ned 4n.. thought them, light. They touk up sty large a portion of' his flint',' drat : even when absent from London they occupied hint!se veral hours every day of his life, * and sometimes.. even called hint up heforedaylight..: If the 11100, Gentleman had 101 l Cited of the 'Officers of the Navy, ,he would have heard a very different ae count of the nature ofitis situation. If tbeCoM-. mittee should think proper, however, to reduce his salary, he sbettld stthtMt withoot a twinntir. BP:NNEiTT did not know in what otheroeca pat ions, the Right lion. Gentleman, in his eager .oess to serve thopnblic, might have engiged, but he - hail been assured by:well-informed persons, • that 'tire dntks of, his office Treasuter of the Navy could Out possibly employ' inure than WIC : 119nr a-day. lie had only singled. his case at pre sent because it was the lirst. that had made its appearance, hut it WO hia intention to nuive . that till the Olives, even those of 1 peat labour,,tlie,sa linies of 'which bud been increased some years rtgo, in consequence of theligh Price of proci find other causes, should also be subjected to propoTtionate reduction. in the present case, bet thought 20001, ttorear ISt! adequate teinuncra (ion. Wished the Ilon.'qentletuan,Who .coothilled to 6tate 14tit t 1 cialet! 6r TCeit',llt6r at the Navy was a sinecure,.Khould exaniine his De puty, he would then find that all he bad stated was perfectlycorreet., • The . CitmscP.l.Lott of the 4.X.C.1111(1l/BR contend.- e d, th at the Lion.ficittleman was wrong' on his priodpie, rot , this was' not one of those the salaries of ivhich 'had been lately increased. It bad, on the contrary been prodigiously reduced. (lad the public money been leftas beretotnre, in 110 - hands of tb'e, Treasurer of the Navy, be , wottld hive been able, during the course of the last war, .to make . profits of 40 or 40.0001. , a, year, for Intl lions . bad been in his possession He-was confi dent- that if the office was not so %tell paid, and was'pLtced in inter ior hands, the, poblic serViee would be injured ingeud of benefited. Mr. PaksTori r.rgtvd the necessity of retrench meter, and, contended that the expenditure c>f the Country 'equalled the whole'nf'lts Pi'oduce in wheat, oats, barley, and peas. 1% . . 13. .NlottLittio Was taiderstood to conshler &toy re , pletioit the '.ctlitry of the Treasurer of the Navy as'unneceisaryand improper. 4thuiralitlmiultAxiliquircd whether there were t two additional Clerks in the Prize 'Money( fity, "and I.*et when individuals in-qttired,imost them were referred to another department Mr. Rosa stated that it was Only within thel week that an application for two new Clerks -h Leen made, and that no portion 4 the Navy-00 was. .to severely pressed as Oita of the prizes. Sir J. Hope:defended the amount of the sate of the Treasurer of the Navy as it now stood. liven the Commissioners of Inquiry and Retisi bad found no fault with it. Sir MATI'littSV tiIDLEY seas understood to o to fite-inere,t,e r,f sAlarirs to times like the preset Sir G. WAiIitENDCA Said t h at a ri'ing rate . It beet) adopted, Recor di ng to t h e l eng th of Serviet Mr; B,IIiINO dish not think it oecessary to fullo such a ra 'Air. Roe stated that. he had effected as mar reduction; as possible ill the Navy Pay 'diet. L'ail lately iihOlislied a slittation of 5001. a -yes "lick had become-vacant,. and the first thing' , had done this ..-ear, was to order a minute to t omit stating w hitt clerks might he redirect lit,. had just received it, and intended to at upon it. Mr. BA . P.CLAY thought that this wits not tlt time to increase salaries, and hoped the tiinit lion. Gentleman would not leave it to this side' the /lonic to 'make the proper reductions, b" would efreet them hitt:self. - iiitt ft ttl. l le r ie . x l e t : o pv s vi z rit s :ta f;t lo t i( e ) : iffi • i t c h iec a )i t ,ye t e l :a : lr e tsn s ti tl ei z ry tr h i a e 7t s tBol 6 ,,l: f lp t re l dr ie ; : o c i ' lll l . :; f il k ii , il , security I 7201. but 'they were obliged to give to the amount of 8;0001, per aimulli• lie .I "t 4 i i sure the `Genttentati 'opposite gAvo " 1111;11 , d to iris own d el l s . It wo od l, c to pro. i i t i r l i e e:s i :: : l l ) t t e t e c .t l , l l t ) i i rl i ( . r i . a , ! , cll 4 ;s l i fi l ' e l i i ' i , t i r in the svhala I.lle 2 ,NAvy Estitzta , es a salary so TAW. ?. 81 t lit annm, nor inel.eett any under 901. and of 1110 there. were but two. • l t firit; explained' t alluded . ..la . tote "24 clet•ks heti he spok e o f so li : ries of 7sl. t e IST r. • nvararrre es pressed' 11 is intention 0 . v° for tbe . P , Aiihetes as they . • • 00 , i „ Mr. TiwidesoN thougiir . i t a t.27ol..wasato7 ; • big h a Talary -far h. - rttia'fi :oral' •'in • - hie 01 11 t i ' e u , q 11 s ke• - ICt.titatc reveatte any other tO9t!cr period.. 'l-le did nut roureire () fi t . ; l i t paid. lie wishel, hover:', the. lion. Gt,int...inatt Would follow the - esatoPle'L' o ll lof colleagnei,aodredttee his own a year. fle did fatti full' justice. lit ril,tl)e." o l which he, - had held, the utost p;.ottpt attention hall always been paid, the m u st ready and 01)14;4 - atisliverS given, and the greatest to relieve the distressed., Litt •he had occciite. - ninny situations and at I ,i s t ime o f •life itae i ► occasion for an increase of property. If he 4 utiJ t d ! • • retl~ice Iris own salary as the. Right lion. 8011- ' 1 tary to the At my haddone, it would send his nor with augment c. , .1 honour to posterity. • Mr. Boats might be disposed t o folloW.this vice, foul he not waved in o n e instance 8 slidary of 10001. a year, in the hope that his exl` ll -1 le would hr iutitatetl . But no one had tho:?gi,t 10e aTOI4 hore " testimony to the li of the Right lloitourable Gehil e m an , hut otto; (l e,. i .,, t !' S pilling with other 'offices, lie coaceiveci After a few words from Mr. LONG, and BABINOTON'S explanation, • Mr. Rollmop; stated that for•the last 110 1 '1 years the salarrof the Treasurer of the Navy, br been fixed at its present rate. If he had 4it.i 0 • 11 ," 4 - management of the public money he might tn" 6e 30 or 40,0001. tt year. Hes is duti alone tvef" td., to be considered, hnt the trust which he diseleag: ed. He was a public account - ant through lite, 31 ! 1 ' till be got a quietus could not make a title to all part othis property. Mr. PansroN and Mr: Fatless made a few °II ' nervations. Mr.:l3At!tfics wits unwillint► to suppose the 0 1 ' 1 " so hard as to ren d er the redaction of 941 ", ri l . fixed 30 years ago necessary, w h en the officaa been filled in-an efficient mintier. Atter ,a few words from Mr. Bennett, Mr-I / j Sr Him, and Mr. Fitilav, the House divided- - - For the Athenth;ent Bl. Against it . • 6 6 ISlal4rity fur Slinisteri • On our re-admittance, we found Captain rt Lew complaining of the hardships to which sea' nil'u acre sebject e d by not reeriving,aay 1"Y. 6 11 ' long asahey wens oil -foreign stations, alth It might be upward s o f ten -years. • The enn' t : Vienee was chat they purch a s e d 3119 S to yeti th c ":, again at any price to pro Cure ai L °Hey. H e l oatC , : . c a l( c )t a i 7 ei in io w a l c l i ch u r . t e s t ai e tr te h i rl a 's t 0 0 1/ le t/Jr t' 44 " ) " l rentiered it so difficult t(ii'Oettr:11:1111:11::: t ilt .ship books. That was one of the reliant" .was said that a di ff erent' c ou rse would ener r :r desertion, but he thought that would nut u e ,„":: case. Ile mentioned the instance of SCaP tA. * l l the Navy, who, out of fifteeu years, recetve only three years pay, the rest having been OP! Silnked in slops and other Hecessarieti oil lioard , Ile stigg - ested that payments ntight be 'made ° i t foreign stations through the means of ' . pay clerk s ' with the aesistanee of the, end under Hesse e direction of the ship's Captain. Only half ti should be paid and in two payments : : I l e ti ~istet { that befoul now snack a prima facie- case, 'NVII Ci6 neither Moses nor the rl ) rdpliets could eontrov e "! Sir G. HOPE said, the ships intended or tha. foreign stations, bud all gone Off.v%itlithe e 4cc P f tiun of one-or two, all with their full ernnplen" l " ,t 6 of men, a fact which . proved that the scourer! p‘l,. - tile foreign station a preference. Ilectkalti- Ita therefore agree with the Hon. Gentleman isi,tie proposition for paying the seamen abroad. Th. e l, i Were always - More men to be found for`foreiV stations than sod(' he accepted. • Captain J. Ilat.t.ew explained. Th.-eontillill: unction to' what the Hon. Admiral Said, he in s stanced the Orontes and LeatideroloW:lying o . Woolwich and Ports Mouth, for want of coMplement of men. Tie repeated his asse'", f e . respecting slopS taken tip by the men fartiatili!' cause they coald not obtain their 1 )4. :, r4r , Sit G. Horn explained. Not a maw . sent alown against his_inclinatio to - au}' s i l t y %chive:cr. anlaucied .the manly' taxnav: