The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-30 00:00:00

was for earls►., wade ►y oar 'rakers ►.titre as *missy 4.
!owed them so be Elute.
After a (Co wont' film Mr. W. /IN ITH and Dr. LUSH-
INITI ON, the Reottistire woe agreed to.
The following Resolotioss were then proposed e od agroad
to
she as• of 10,500 f. hi grouted for do fray's' the
expenses of the gold coinage at the Illot.
6,0001. for defraying the expenses of iwooreslioas oil the
coin of the klagdoth.
15,0001. for kw charges.
$1,30111. for cooltsiog sod ststataislag easel cts at home,
for 1811. - -

^83,0001. to defray the threw of the Millbank Penitentiary.
3,0001. for the National tarries Hatablishant at.
Kr. HUME complsieed of the unnecessary tepees* of
paling sonar of the moat rainest readieal me., for attending
that establishmeet, whilst all the other public iestitutioth
were attended gratis. Sir Wm. Mined, Mr. Mee, aed
Mr. Carrie, Gentlest's of the very Are tliatiertion is their
profeanion, received a Modred. pnueds a. year for atiredieg
• few bows every week, sod be Outright that expeose sloool.l
he dame away with. Dr. JeentillOs eateldirdauseet did nisch
mere service, and circulated mare lymph through Ike pug.
try than the National Vaccine Establir hearse." &aides,
there was a secretary to the entablhbew at, sad the Hesse
would be surprised to learn that he watt ao other than the
celebrated Mr. Charles Henry, seeretsr, to what Is would
all the " Docirmliletieeal Aseselatlea." That applies.
11111•20 would afford a pretty .ample er the mutter ie
which the institution was rmodoeted. 1111r.Seeretad Kerrey
received 1101. • year for dialog Mithing. He was never there,
for be was employed elsewhere la his kw humane aed in
attending the meetlage of that aboasisable Association. It
would therefore be ae ate si public jostle* that he wen
termed out. He should thereon peoples Net the vote of
3,000/int reduced by I,sSt. •
Mr. DAWSON &ferried the 'weevilly of gasiatelaing the
present establishmest, which was fogad ao remittently useful.
As to Mr Murray, his duty was to superiatend the pahlica.
titer of .11 pamphlets connected with the leatitatios.
Mr. HUME—Bet there are ease.
Mr. DAWSON persisted that there were. Perhaps the
Hors. Gentlemae (Mr. Hew) had Sot uttered*/ as much of
late to thaw matters as formerly. Bet there were publics.
tithe, and Mr. Murray was fully cismetleal 1•1111411,6leed
them; sod he could tell lb. House that the Vaccine testi.
tette,* circulated twenty times as meet, as Dr. imeser's
' estahliehment.

Mr. P. MOORE said he had bed Mee Issoour of a meat is
that House whoa Dr. leaner was Seal rersoaerated for the
introeucsion of that valsmille inor•Proral is 'mike'
knowledge, sad he thought the Moose could know so
bounds to their liberality. He should therefore, oa the
present onside*, vote for the proposed ',dwell's, sod,
indeed, for every reducties, omit that ionisation, which was
wittiest!y intended so be teusportry, woo done sway wish.
Mr. WILLIAM SMITH thought that (he offer of 1008
a year to Gentleosseu at 'web distioction in their profession,
was satbee • disgrace; for he was sure they would gladly
perform Shope chilies for the Wasik of Asir soostri without
looking to any essolosseat.
Mr. HUM E said, every lostitalios was attended gratis,
sad if she salaries ware withdrawn te-morrow, there would
be found candidates enough of endoence to uodertake the
ogee for she 'Ore of she howler It coufseved.

Mr. DAWSON mid it weasel for their takits bet far the
1 has of their time dust Geratiemeo received salaries, and he
was sore the House would not be as unrealisable as M with.
draw a just compensation.
Mr. ELLICE expressed a hope that Ms Hon. Mead (Mr.
Home) would withdraw his nenesdnielat, which might per.
haps be coasidered as eastiog a slur on that rstabliebusiest,
and perhaps le the course of anoibtrr year be would dad
there would be so necessity fur the proposition he now made.
Mr. HUME did sot mesa to cost the Slightest slur upon
these distinguished individealsom the cootrery, be made the
molio• with a view to remove a slur • for the proltesion
wally considered it rather discreditable that,ths Vactise
Institution should out be attended free of aims& He
should ant, however, press it to • division.
Tie anteoduseat wss then withdrawn.

It was thee proposed, shot a ems, sot eseeeditsg siAra
be VOied to defray the tepees's of the public meet Bow.
street —Agreed to.

That a sue not exceeding 100,0101. ►e voted to defray the
*sperms of all bills to be draws free New North Walt...—.
Agreed to.
Mr. PETER MOORE t►en stowed, that the Chairman do
report progress aod get brave to alt *out.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT said thews were bat slew hew more
to be disposed of.
Mr. HUME observed, that the, had been sole Iwo boon
engaged with the estimates, sod they had better padres*
the remainder.

Mr. MOORS peraistod is hie motioo, sod Mr. ARBUTIL
NOT yielded.
The Howse thee reowniod, sad the Report area ordered to
be received en Monday next.
The other Orders of the Day were then diermied of, sod
the noose adjourned at HALF-FAST TWELVE O'CLOCK
to Monday next.

MINORITY

0.. AN. Wood's !Holies for postpeelae the Groat of 40,0001
for repairs of Public Weeks, comprising the King's
Beach, lllarsbalsea, tad Fleet Prisons, seta at aerosol
is detail shall be presented —March 29.

&omit, Hos. G. Essay, W. Ord, W.
Baring. Sir T. Farrsod, IL PowkV, 800. W.
Bright, Henry Giiiiih, J. W. ryas, F.
Boogtwy,SirJ. F. Gipps, G. Ricardo, IhsvM
Ba►rett, S.M. Mime, J. Itolsorts, Col.
Besets, J. Mom, R. Wow, L.rd
ChetogisA, G. Issors, W. Smith, William
DoNesoisols, Vise. Moore, P. Williams,
Dirk isoon, W. Moork, J.& Worry, J. A.
De Crespipy,Sir W.Nesrport,llelL Wood, T.