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talistalto, fell to the groom!. to reply lo the 66servatibne
of the Moo. Member who spoke last with moped to dot
Melees." of lieesaistry, he most observe that sio okm
meld feel mere dieply for dime distresses ciao himself, sod
tf nay body mold doly appreciate the dimminw sod
dilliesskine wader whieb the reentry 'sheared, it most be
. these who wets Amnia with the Government of Ibe aisidry.
Rut herniated reediest the densities of bolting sotto en
eating lie bops of say possible reditedoet nrithe omostedi.
IWO an as to afford say relief which would be ,monthly kit.
Mr. CALCRAFT said, when the force wee bilmitety
rester thou at newel, and reductions wets printed II
biased sod others. the Noble Lord them ma soar es wadi
hoseyei words fumed to make *amok' tales," coils dot if
diey teak away shy part of if, the duty of the Menseri could
on be dose.—(Leaf sheers.J—He was es far from whildbo to
practise soy delesino ow, the country a. the Nobie'lnrd Into-
self, sad be would set sis insell the good erase of tbs
of dicreowney se to e'er to don soy stalledints
be mond not seriously propose to Chet Hoses;. \lf. coo
people of the mientry matinued to plate soy Memillaniti, So
the *itemises Indorsement; of the Noble Look he eboada
fool nisch surprised. He denied that the NobleMmenery st
War ripened his estimate• by stating a redectiess of WrOaal.'
be intend nay a serial of 45,0001. If there were a MAW
of
707,0001. bow did it herpes that the rote one masa for
was sot ee rich less than that of last year ? They had the
old story of relief". In the striteatest of Mellon itrtrods
19,000 wee bad bees allowed for that porpoise Wolf • tiftb
part of the fame employed on foreign statiose,M4he tsdld
appeal to his Hon. Priest!, the inlaid General operate. sr
is any other military alas is the Howse, whether Vir.sdi'llect
atilitiest; the /sense service' be redosedin die Pro-
mynas osestlesed by his Hotionno;.!e' Fined. sod Yet
:`lare ?SAM for relief. above the establWolseld of 11
t,..!!'
The cavalry sod guards wren set available for eel. !L.;
r
preeest establishment exceeded this of 1792 !'yotw_r,_-.7.
They sera by far the most expensive descripkta
sad a redatini of 1,••• would enable than le weew,___
the troops available for the colonial I'LL
thousand, and yet a considerable saving woo 'l'
Th. Right Hon Secretory for !retain bad bed ter the
weaselly of the permsl establishment is Ireland; 1 daring
the war, when Reimport* was at the height of
On country wits left with only 10 or 11, ; a
MAlM-
sunk le• liar of posit, with a large ly niece-
meat, it was costestled that 20,000 wore a
eery. It was set a large establishment diet pose° eobe
MAW 10, bat she sonsfort, security, traninillit aUos of
and repose of the people. Referring to the d that if
gallant friend, as to the sense of Naptes,', be bois
say force wore required from this country a that gelareiZi
he trusted it would be as eicient nivel squio:•°°•
mot wish any redsetios to be made is the ease tiseeelB,Ll
slicers of the may, nor in the salaries of elm It'
Dices, but there were many of the principals whits e
mates ought to be lowered.
Mr. HUSLIIION cosetived that the Hoe. Member lead,
have bees absent ohms his Noble Friend (Teta"' the `l'"
mates. He stated, from documents which were on e
table of the Haase, that redaction were asaike to the
amociat of 707,0001. and read the inns front a paper is his
band. He moored the Committee that the vote of
this year wee less by 707,0001. dos that of lull year.
The reductions "pukes of by the other side of 10.000 neat
would sot leave a sufficient force for tarnishing %eller.
to the foreign stations, and doing the none ••16t7.,
He maistaiwed, that this eouutry had still "Midi.. IS"
resources which would furnish the mesas et eupps reiltd
a wee if it were called on to defrad its hoopoe or its 10de-
prodence by as appeal Imams : and be denied that s.h?
trade of the moan, was is that depressed meditate whict.'
loony persons imagism!. TIM iron trod. sad the cotton
trade, be contended, were taimeivieg. In the latter the coo-
sonsptim of the last year bad excetided the average of the
three preceding years by forty mutton" of pound"..-( Loyd
erilarg".lN llAClBBestimillgßLY:is reply to the mil of the N.M. L'rd
to pain out say amide by which saavisitt Oighe be. tfeee'l'
repeated what he had stated oo a foresee es mill" or_twe___,P,_rea,
liesMlity of a coselderable saving in the el "Psese,.___,_" e
se rt,:::-
11,11 the mean. He bad determined mot SA. allele
pease of any particular department, as garb. 'e of rodelettoo ;
sande. he
Ml Is tosseniseee of the call which Ned 6
oat MI
abam"eakitraorliePadirtasEniry lawartill,atthr7aestualblthanindensit "of. lilts Dt.tgletiriwungin
of Storekeeper General was thought miceseary, Isk whoa it
att same
n thee
metemtinteealids7u
itfwroixildcetedmpediesia
thet to
'121.;
whole wheat,.' .
whole ascent stored ire that department was .1•41\ eine
while the cannot of the establisnisest was lit,letet'
about 46 per eent. Bet that was not all, fur them ere" It.
plicate. of these (Aces, the Ordnance basin its &.tatitis
meat of Storekeeper, and assistants at every his
This was use mown many instances wherein A elejise.
ble reduction was practicable, mid at a tint' 1' qte
Prescott when the country was so sorely distr..,
people had a right to expert that every possible "
t ii
would he mark, aud to deemed of the Governoseed the
sboald attrad to it.
The cries of ° Questios !" now became very hod sae "
hemeot,and etraagers were ordered to withdraw. •
The Committee then divided—
For reporting progress....... 101 l k
Against it

Majority 121
Ad
A wood divisiors then took place us the motion foe
jUuriloessl—
Fer the 'notion
Against .t
Majority lb
Three other divisions followed us similar (h 1
the last the onsbers were—
For the issotiors
Against it
Majority
At Isaltpast two o'clock salads division took plata us the
quassia. of the elotirsnan reportiog progress—
Ayes.
Noes.
Majority
Seven other divisions took place no the sane subject, of
objets the following are the nautbers
Ayes. Noes.
95

t►!
400 . t
62
60
42
45
47
Mr. HUME then moved, ihst the Act passed is the trifil
of William sod Mary, for disbandiwg the army, be read--
opus which the (louse dividid.
Ara
Noes
Majority., lOl

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Whih.t we were excluded from the galley there other
division, souk place. The ousibere Were as follow :

Ayes. Neu.
40
38
38
At a quarter past four o'clock fresh caodks *ere about to
be put hi the chandelier, which was objected to, sod writhe
queotion being put, /whether fredi eandka shnold St: intro.
timed, a division took place, when there appeored:—
A yes
14t
sues
31
Majority ........
A question lending to &nods., division was Ikea abet t to
take place, when the Ministerial side pad 'way, &ad the
Cbainnaa repined proems, amid obialsed kw', to sit apin
op Wednesday neat.
Adjoursed at 4 QUARTER TO FITE O'CLOCK.

PORSICIV INTELLICiNCIK-.' "'

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SPANISH PAPERS. • • • !•4.
Havant. rwattWAST M.
&ace :Weida, sit Hit, whoa Orlitad Cheeks wow Wwassi.
ostel, there bore beta shiest every wig k .are arises •1-
tempt, at aswasiattita or latulta, with eisetwatimmetalbove

or less sinking. Respectable pyres *milk et 4 abate
ef ieseetorliii; wt ck alarms sem WI; 90 do Beff!
which appears to be the elaseet Mel west ;graft
pte.vaske of lateral safety. We keep' tiiist.:ll,
sittieg a the Cartes 'servitor taw Is ielbsipillbsielfp4i
tettica toe asset !ewes let ablittatl • Ild"410611 °/O"
claws se Mates ; telk es bee this asselsillis
sellkieet, toeless all M esessepoeisil en* essay
kinder the coessisississ of edemas es be am it is ••
asst riniutelhate.
On the lith et this beet the Pearl hoogpose 0.1141!•••
Captain Jess delimits, wand mar Chilies al Is addiffiebelp
equipped, ataaseed. sled provilialled, its dap is pad bier
iseutb. ie Winner, Olio et beard Gomel Ciseekesteall
venues itelleilitaals of that dsplabeest 3 coed* is aisle anN
Isis the Gotetvvirer prailead I.
seders.

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PARIS PiWSW -I,
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IMOD !Alen 10.
A journal of this boutansaAdie trillMinsqg ar-
ticle :—" We are sus e that aetelial • IWO*
officers in the merchant lervice 'hen soMloo.lfill
obtained letters of marqfie front the Ni 010166
Government, to 8t out minim, to Critillt%ht rho
Gulf or Venice, and epee ell the comb ol'holy."
A courier from Italy has lorms.l Waage amtl
papers from Naples cintia- Is -1411,...tts'llatillows
from Rome to the 22d ult. Prints - totem lout
the last capital announce that the Anstfitha were
OMpected at Viterbo on the 24th. The attain* Of
ihme miscreant soldiers, reinforced by usalainelatill
um the prisons, had failed, and their illiilW
Was limited to the pillage of sr p•blic isillt•' iiil2
inhabitants of the three small eallnalithlilillPilillns
nano, Olfids, and Ripstraxose,-shoWitillilinballit
indifference to the reading of the- IktighillfiliNK
which have been disseminated in due qifilielifita
great profusion. Inotead of endearouriag ha up-
vroach Rome, the Neapolitans entreoched them-
seises in the Abrusses, where they lipped ended an
attack about the 25th or 26th ult.—(Gsaletie de
Frart,-e )
NAPLES. 111611NAZT 20.
The Address of the Parliament to the Prince
Regent. on the 16th, in which the King was de-
clared in a state of constraint, contained the fol-
lowing sentence :—" It was a qusstion whether. in
Arch a crisis, we ought to receive fresh powers from
our constituents; but the Congress at Laybooit
having siguitied to us that its resolutions were irre-
vocable, we are bound also to regard the oath that
we I,„e taken. to defend the Constitution whilst
Inentli tenuity) to us as irrevocable."
In the sitting of the 16th instant, 111. Satiate de.
Sanded that the Bishops should be required to ob-
tain public prayers during three days, and to read
the collect at mass which is used in time of war.—
Approved.
M. Colaneri communicated two letters from
Paris, one from NI. Bignan, the other from M.
Fianclielieu de Senlis. accompanied with the dedt-
e•tioto of twn treatises on the deliberations of the
Congress of Troppau, respecting Naples.••••• (Li 0-•
DOO rably accepted.)
Oath* proposition of M. Poerio, in the name of the
Eatraordioary Commission, the Assembly adopted
six Decree', of which the following are the peinci-
t pal enactments :
' 1. To permit foreigners to bed nadir she national homers.
t lii case the army shall pass the frontier, to cosaider ail
houses without exeeptios, as brothers sad friends.
3. To ,%•tablish for Sicily a Provisional Cosamissioo of
G aaaaa "mot, composed of seem ilimobtes, to be presided
by a General ar .21agistrate.
4. To pi.„ s issitalions of minas at the disposal silks
Governs/mat to be itcoptoyea against the (messy.
\ b. To reader 555ita to march, where argesicy may n-
-4 ' oire sesta battalion,: of the Ahriman Lights.
I I. Tu create Provioeial Assemblies, eompoold of loaded
t eprietors, to provide sabaistome far the troops.
114 , The nun of 850,000 silver ducats was granted to
"linister of War, to maintain, during three
the k`,
ho. 100,000 men, and 5,000 horse.
tat"' ' fitting of the 17th, the Deputy Luca in-
In 00 11. Assembly, that " the Prince Reran!
formed to''- 'e Salerno having determined to
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and the aes
rut" "• -emery funds should immr..
join the array, the se. their departure might
irKtely be fuen.ltd, that . "ttraordinary Coru-
na be tielayed."....Ctlasit to the A..
mission.,l - of War.
A usessags wa a read frezu gm Minists.
for AN ••
mills a
*l' sidrie c el
ial
iretit;ic a the
pihitgamieldlhutn ebeetlaktllen extraordinary
odt
step.'rtdore l iinnoefdtl:herftmi s.4a3.lrlii:igiru at tiC°:ba t ::ligla,-..a::11 " -
thd4riatirilialYd:tui:essancsgtwot)aerrhill Catalonians volunteer their servi to
partake the fate of their Neapolitan brethren. A
and several smaller vessels of
of the present month, arrive
ItsUsAt
Saturday
,23G.t.14;
w7in4aTh:rha 48-gun
weelll,uithferite
cogaurse,
Pilrit :go of Naples
fgromonmAeueoaule::l'isairuseae
to insulted on Friday
his way to the Retire.
...-
against the
Palace he

outside the
They snug
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'Oleo revel vt.4l with hooting. mud the same sont—rirftr
Ildiniaters tail!‘ DO SUFIS to silence those Lictivus
persons, much ii7*s to punish them.
Tile Corte. yerterday held their tart preparatory
Committee, et the close of which the President
declared the Cortes constituted.
A Deputatitip repaired to the Palace to announce

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