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IMPERI^AL

mad a personal halm& for theasselvills Bethke, it lithe! not
be reerftleatesne that Abele were isictividusla . bed Sae
Veit &eras the posh*, MN who Sid Ilen ere atintat
evill
' duty tre prawn% ow. *ea tel ' atflr4lln. e
... Paid rit, the
exec rootitrsdefiller dahlia, 'SO now
voronelt 11 I bentros the
Plead" a I and all!
.le* east letribilkolltbeer tddebtto- •
roar theito,leho accepted otlec, ha the eder the cOuteropelation 7i
mi. Act, he hied *whim he say; they must be acquainted
'lll the conseqsamma-rd—almisi•-•th,• sod -sel lierer port
had nothing to immortals. Previous to the iotrodues
'lion of (Me measure, viral* eilsa la Aleel"t°,4l* 'lett
Stales faithfully ba4 • right to look forward to a as.
' maths sultry, wilholit• ley tOntrlbillbh Althilthlit.
Some provision ought to be iutraduced into the Bill to
eatable those olio germ& Welt situatioas to recover the
peria
Maser before advathed by them, ralstlarlae It 'Meld urea.
eioually cause a conliscstlou of property to some fami-
lies,- such:.. no clrearoatanses 'could justify. He lied
spoken with no one who did not set kid complain
of this hardship in the Bill. He gamed' the euteespoudenee
between Mr. Hulthoiree and Lotd &Mom" to strew
that his Lordship had declared the necessity of Government
nut breaking faith with their servants. He remarked on the
great endeavoring which bad been aside to gals votes fart the
Bill, sod thereby to set the area is vete wtheinst the clerks
is care. The Mode oaring to be effected by the Bill *as
100,0001.; which, nn 1 revision of the Ilethers, Nth( be
saved, were it only out of the profits midi by the Bank. He
really thought that there should be s clothe or Mathes added
ha deice the right of the perianth their share it the bearing
of the food, sod lath to give them back their iidventee ou
dismissal from their sitaeltunt.
Mr. CANNING thought that the Bill was objeetiestable.
No class of penes. might In be particularly selected for
taxatiod, sad the Maallerevai nOt the more palatable to him
because the class pesposeel yea subject to mac% ptiblie ebbe.
gay from the eircuilistilarth of the timer. He objected to
it also because it interfered with she right of the Crown to
regulate the details at GlNllllCildecononty. He objected to the
iaterfthears of Paithremeat with the le•hrl 'arsine of
mew who had to feat et present the wogratethl duty of
serving the public establishments. He considered it a
bleed of faith with those who lied prepared for or ac-
cepted situatious is Mikes slate 1810. Ho pot the cave of a
young maa minding his studies at college oppthared by •
sudden calamity—left an orpban-•-indeced by a council o(
friends to give op sbe church, in which he wee sere of pro-
motion, and take a cleikship under the guarantee
of tie Bill of 1810, which secured the terms and
manner of his retreat in old age. He declared that a per-
son so circumstanced ought, after the passing ef this Bin, to
have the right of ao adios of law against those who bad per-
suaded him to abandon the certain profits end advancements
,uf the church. He ensimainrd that in eases where It would
become necessary to discharge a clerk from the service, if
be had been a contributor to the superannuation fund,
and she money were nut returned, it would be nothiug
short of pillage committed upon hint. He contended
that the terms of the subscription ought to be defined in
ithe•Bill, and it would nut be amiss to let the parties have
the option of benefiting by subscribing or otherwise, as
t might think at. Ile thought it objectiblable to attempt
!hi 111 the bouadaries of this economy by legullation. He
would not oppose the propels of the 13111, though he really
wished that the Hon. Member fur Wareham would offer
some arnewdments to the effect which he had proposed, in
which ease, though he (Mr. Canning) could ma undertake to
sit up every night to support them, be would willingly en-
_ --....----- &et/the to thane whallevir of public ttlarne or obloquy might
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fainaw, Jat.T W. attach to such a course.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said
firt a quarter before four o'clock the SPEAKER took the that the Bill was founded on an address which was
Chair, sad use immediately after monsormed to the Howie voted by both Houses of Parliamedt. The proposal con-
e( Loads, where the Royal Assent was elves by Coministhos -seqaent ea that was to reduce the establishments to the
Is el smother of- patella. and private liallln—(for widen sea 'standard of 1796; but as they bed bees considerably en-
rstheds.) • leeged since that period, it was thought best to meet the
The Irish Commercial Credit Bill was read • third time call for economy by this new way of supporting the charge of
ad pueedi imPireannoations. He objected to the aiguinentof the Right
! the Groeulaad Fishery Bill was read a third time sad Ho.. Gentleman, btheuee it coafouuded the p thus
posse& tenure of clerks offices with a right vested by law; It •s•
Ths Militia Pay Bill mesa through a Committee. The snmed that the State could have no power to reduce
Report was torlem d to heamswired MP Monday. or qualify the eateries of public streams lifter having once ap-
The Irish Militia Pay Bill theist through a Committee. pointed them. If It were 811 injustfce to reduce salaries,
The Report was ordered to be received or. Monday meat. bow much more iejnetk-e was it to dismiss them ? He could
Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Raper' of the Committee not but consider the power of dismissal as conthimag she
ow the East India Sugar Bill. power of revision. It bad been denied that the Crown
The Resolartionsestre agreed to, and the Bill was ordered bad the power atlantic'sl and of anolhilation of all protes-
ter be read a third time on Monday next. Mosel advantages, even to officers in the army and navy.
Mr. BROG DEN brought up the Report of the Scotch As to the argument of partial taxation, it was altogether
Spiel's Exporiatioa Bill, The Resolutions were r. ad sod loapplierthle to persons contributing towards a fund fur
agreed to, sad the Bill was ordered to lie read a third time their owe benefit, The greater part of the salaries were
eo Misplay next. fixed ruder the property tax, and with a consideration of
Mr. HUME presented a Petition from an ind 'ideal of that deduction. It was now proposed to deduct truly one-
the same of Atkinson, evasplinoing that be had been die- half of that tax, to be applied to their own bean!. He
aimed after throaty yeasesethice Gruen the Post-office, wish- could, therefore, see no reason whatever for calling it • harsh
out any euotheneatioa; sad from all he could learn of the and partial tax. It the reduction of salaries were required,
amulet of this men, if he powessed aro claim as a matter there could not be a more laimane and reasonable mode of
of right, be was au objict of commiserasion. doing it than this. Al the beginning of the Session it was
Me. CA LCRA rr thought the case of the Petitioaer • very proposed by the Member for Aberdeen, to make an iodised-
hoed one, and called fur an invistigallow. month reduction, not of five, but twenty five per cent. He
The Petitiou was ordeied a be printed. could not feel soy of the objections which bad been made to
Mr. HUME moved foe a Return of the Amount of the the Bill.
WWI Letter Cartier.' Superthoustiou Fund, and also of The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said that Government
the mapper is shish the same is approprieted.—Ordered. were entitle every enoreiog for two or three months upon the
1111 r. HUME presented • Petition Sum an individual who me f this Bill. When Parliament had directed the
hod bees, Captain of the twig Charles, complaining of the application of it, be thought it was dealing hardly with the
loss he had sustained in 181 e, in cou•equathe of the empire- Government, after pressing the principle un them, to do it
sive and unjustifiable emidnet of the Swath% Grorerumerti. away by qaterrelling with the details of the Bill. The pi lo•
And be preyed the Honourable House to afford that redress eiple forced upon Government by Parliament was tire tithes.
which other was withheld from a meritorious and suffering sit/ for Welting back the establishments to the sividard of
British subject. 1797. He agreed that there might be great pain in the ces-
Lord LONDONDERRY said a Memorial had bees pre- Mon if she right. or eujoymeot of income, and he would
seated to hiss farm the party, whom be believed to be suffer- be very glad if the state of the country had out made the
iris and innoreut; hut whilst there was room fur an appeal Bill necessary. He contended strongly against the •egu•
t. the Spaisieh °overawes'. he could not interfere further. meat of his Right H ruble Friend, in supposing a flee-
The Petition was ordered to be printed. hold right of tenure in offices, the rights of which Parliament
Mr. S..RIOE preseated a Ponies Eros. thetsin Home- could am afterwards control. The liberality of the Slate
ihwerm ie she City of .Dublia, praying fur the repeal of the would always be the best guard sod proteettou for thoth per-
Assessed Tamar in Ireland.-eOrdered"to.be primed. suns who served in the various offices. He could not but
' EDUCATION IN IRELAND think that their avowed friends and advocates acted little to
Mr. S. RICE said be had 'a Pettana so present to the their besefit,thoder whatever suggest Was they were proceed-
House of eireenkrable importance. It mss most tespeetahly log, its "'demo:l4ll"th to thwart this WI , and to assume
Warned, and was is every way entitled to the rosaolmatiOto a right of nearly absolute testae in offices which were held
of the Moose. Is wag fano the ',National Society for Ede- wester the mere will of the Slate, and un no other footing. If
rating the Poor is Ireland." This Society *se principally those adthesin- should be nufortheale to succeed fir Meal,
emaapossed of the respectshls Catholic laity and eiergy in that the coesemienee In all pooh Ability would be, that the Paella-
gthistepi They did net demand any grant of money, hat meet would agate take the subject in hand, sail prucethl
Owlsphiued of the mode in which the public mosey voted tut with a meth effectual and summary mode of reduction. He
IMllmealtioa in Ireland had lithe appropriated, and they prayed was astonished to hear hiaßight Mon. Friend matte as if he.
forlegleledima asisistootho-a•The Petiiien was ordered to be would take away the power from the State of regal 'nog its
printed. • - own streams. He protested agebest the Goternmint being
Culenel "BENCH. said he wished to lake that opportm deprived of the power which belonged to every physic banker
wily to expense to she House tlos gretificatiou which he felt of disathisiag its screams at pleasure, or reducing their
at some ensionsenicatreas which be bed received from Ireland, salaries 'if Were were need. As to the individual case
stating that she eloiSearsarieradoany diminishing, and this' which had been siseled out, of a youug man* sharp.
nothing mold exceed the ;ratite& felt by tire people of that Soaker the • profits and honours of either of the &Cul-
ties, there could be uothirsa more Inapplicable to ilth
country towards &Weed, a feeling which he was confident
would never be erased from the hearts of all Masses of Irish- mature of Government establishnients, It would deprive
min.—(Hesr, hear.) the• State and Legislature of the power of interference hi as/
ease whatever. What timid be harder 1 bait for and offiCer to
KING'S BENCH PRISON.
of
the
man- purchase his commission-OMA the battles of the etranti/
The Hon G. BP.NN ET r • ouned fot • Return
see is woollen Isms of moo., y had be. n remolded in rr- pai. come home and be put on haltlpay—stake a• eschews,' at
• considearble• leerier° a reglinewron settee service,which .
•f she King's' B. ach, in the .yeast 1821 suit 1822, so far ae
by-and-by was disbudded, and slier all hie loss sad services,
the same could be made out. WIN Obilerd to return to half pay agaiu? There could be so
SU PER A NNDATIONS. such • seguaneet as hativldual suffering alloWeff 'in • such .
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved th; caore—thry mutt evil, remain questions of • pubnc expo-'
Order of she Day fur rerrov tog • the Report ul the Sarno- aiesey--se e 1.., the ' admitted, In thy one
Beetroot Act Ameirdinent Bill, ease, • the power of control and regulation was &riot med.
Ms. CA I-CRA FT wished to she the opportunity of brittle What argument would it he for the chief elerLilif • loanteril
stating his opinions On this Hill. If the Right Has. the , who found It itheestavy to reduce the salaries of istsbliiiti-
Cherwell,' of the Exchermer would comes. do sloth the Bath meta, to ler Mat "Ile bid abandoned a filloOshlp in oue of
Do as to salsa it optimal ai reparoleli the preemie holders of 1 the Uiriveroieles te serve him ? lt was strahge enough iliac'
Alcor WI way corn Ptoleotp retrospectively, be throuldielvedla the power ordiseniaratehotild be atfueriff,'w bile the power
his swot. It bad been eased by the Right-filon..-Gthedna of qoalifiestiou ' shabld' 'be withheld Milk' the Cover-O-
man, that the number of soperanossistionsethoumest to 2,009! omit. BM- it was lo'vela to argue suck a subject.' if
Aid what they contoured die number of laws whieli their A the-supposition of a vested' soh Marta lohliciahle M 161,,
must be rootlike, 'afore they timid be Omegas'. the soothe i preemie* In ' the' ofilleia; et ' was tine to wailtWeivt.-
.....ties tit, the experidoure. could DUI IWO coooteletrhie; ! Moth wilts held• it' by se'''act of power" which ' erthid
And, thorax she prethel.peemporst of the athensy, it votheass.- sot• lw inisarkew. As to' the ohjienrin 'aithistitt. ' tith ,
sidered expedient to asset this Bill.. It thaoseeneidtheda• Tresthiry operwagisig • thw-appttipriation •iirible frog; he
Bill which west ,to impailt • tax of a paraillimanet., suallM thought it ether-say desirehle, evil for the *parlfeertlerni:
thepeftere opprethire, Spew& errtais,e4am •CisolitildrahOthoip selves. Aellthere wohld'bronly a =maid sum Os lierith ap;
at the dove. they howl theepand Ace, eolith, alther have othiew•-• plirdi toed 'thew would he several eltbdhiona'oforwablittfold
templuted * thathenewle and they 101141 competedlesems claims for ,it,' hiloverawerat beheld lie Moat Bin t• t, ha'
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of the Codrt below reversed.
Canticle, Appellant; hl • Wit N. RSOOD/141111S. "'"
This was an appeal from the Coart taLlkeliem.)•
4 •41gment of the Court below affirmed. —*"."
animaists •
• • TAYLOR, Apissffititki MART'S. .
'This was au appeal from thl Co iirt oril 'X at' 011114111,4 •
Jedettest of the Court below affirmed:
ROYAL ASSENT.
Al a quaker before Nor u`chisk the Lor. Cosainieadmere.
Igor LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of ,SHAFTES.
IRY, mud Viacouist MELVILLE, dressed in their robes,
kn their seats lithiud the Wuuloack.
The LORD CHANCELLOR directed tb Dues, Veber
lathe Black Rod to inform he House of Comatose; their
wesenre waa rtquiied in onion to beer his Majesty's Aawtat
given by Comoisaiou to several Bills.
In a few minute. the Speaker, attended by several lathes
Members of the House of enasuus. arrived. whew the
Royal Assent was gives to the follow's; Bill. —Tliebraither
/holes Repeal Bill, the Salt Dudes Reduction Bill, the Ex-
Bills Public Work. 8.11, the Dochy of Cornwall
P~Naßill, the Court of Etcheqser Sittings Bill, the Bank-
,' rcpt Laws Amendment Bill, theistic* (Scotland) Bill, the
Ale-Rbuses Liceoslug Bill, the lesarreciton Act (Irelited)
till, the Esdoeed Schools (helmet!) Bill, the Temporary
Relief (Ireland) Bill, the London Water Works Bell, and
the Lanarkshire Road Bill.
The Speaker and the Members of the House of Commas
thee retired.
Their Lordships thee adjuereed aerie( Willem.
At half past Soot o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR el--
sowed his seat ote the Woolsack.
CONSTABLES BILL (IRELAND).
The Biel of LIMERICK peace led • Petition Netts the
Grand Jury of the Coosty of Louth, Prayieg tlest the above
Bill might sot be passed ten a law.—Read and laid on the
table.
The Fisheries (trebled) Bill, the Charge of Funded Dart
the Receivers Genital Bill, the Silk Bounties Bill, the
Royal Bombs (Seethed) BM, and the River Thames Last-
age sod Ballastoge Bull, were severally read the third time
and passed.
Mr. Brogdes sod other Members of the House of Com-
asses up she Commercial Coedit (Ireland) Bill, the
of Mew Ftwltllte BM. the Barracks Estates Bill, and the
Greeslasd Fisheries Bill, which were severally read a bra
time.
The Famishing's' by Hard Labour Bill, the Court of
King's Beach Busiesss Bill, the Orphans' Fusd Bill, sod the
Coroners (Ira/laud) Bell, were severally read a seeond time.
The East India Company's Loan Bill, the Stage Cosch
Duties Bill, her Isle Idoiesty's Servants 8111, %be New South
W•les Duties BiU, and the Salt Duties '(lreland) Bill, sere.
rally newt through a Committee, and Were reported without
asy ameednient.
On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, their
Lordships adjourned to Mouday newt.