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London, England, 1822-03-28 00:00:00

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the fieffiWe~it.
Mr.
• Mr. BRIGHT considered the folk end a gotr iler
Rent. dutirs to hsve been the froife of Mclntire* of
mere coercion. The subject liacrberen 30 years iu
coutroversy between the Island mud Governments
dining which time all the Kos of the Assembly
were left unposed. and when the Treaty arra con.
chided they were palmed all together. There might
be abuse iu the application of the loud ; but could
.uy thing be more cruel than to require the in.
habitants again to contribute in IL r r distressed.
Condition to those works for which they had already
paid the Government ? Cnoceivnig thou, whatever
had been done with the fund, it would be only ,
sddiog sew oppressions to the people of Berbadoes
to withhold thr grimy be would oppose the amend.
went.

Mr. Bitawst."-enst" Motorised that his How.
Friend should so far have cnistakett the Member
for Appleby, who was ausious to relieve the oppres-
sions of the people of Ilmhodoes, mad tat to in-
crease them. He wished the fund to be applied to
its proper uses. The Act which retried the duties
was as oppressive meassire of • mast tyruistitcel
King. It rotated the ground for the Sib article
of ittipinichment of Lord Clarendon, who had de-
fended it. Parliament did not interfere with
the IMProSisistiou of that revenue till the 7J,William lit. It
The Petitions as the abuse of It•
succeeded in the reign of Queen Annr, upon which
the House onassimousle admitted the sense now put
upon the Act of 1663 by his non. Friend she
Member for Appleby. What a surprismg coil-
struction after ill this to put upon en Act ap-
propriating a branch of revenue to a specified
service. to say that it might be given oat altogether
in pensions and sinecures.
Mr. Ramo? explained. ilia meaning wins, that
however the fond might be 'hosed, the works ought
not to be withheld by-this Governs:brut from the
island. For which of all the peuriouers would he
willing to give up his share to make good the grant
of 4,000/. ?
Mr. Calmest and Mr. MARRY/AT *aid a few
words each.
Mr. P. Moose referred to the compact of the
Civil Lists of Queen Aim.. add of George I. IL
and 111. to sliew that these 41 per cent, duties,
with the hereditary revenuer,, were to be sorrels-
dered to the control or Parliament except so far
as providing for the public works of the islands
Mr. WlLLtans opposed the grant.
The House divided :
Foe Asse•daarat $
Against it 6..
Majority .... 41
Mr. WARD mowed a groat of 90,6334 foe the
Ordnance of Ireland.
Mr. Hone said a greet reduction had already
been effected, sod considering the state of the
country he would propose no amendment, bopiag
that mill other reductioos *mold take effect laths
cootie of the year.
The Resolution was a agreed to.
Mr. WARD moved • giant of 4505544 154. Ikl.
for compensations, superauneations, smuitieb,
and gratuities to permits on account of having
served offices is the Oribmeee Department, also to
defray the espouse of Widows prowess.
Mr. Hums complained of some few ones of pet-
mos retired after trifling periods of service. He
had heard atonal an orphan sister of Mt °Meer who
woe in expectation of 10,0001., who teceilrod
annuity from the list. He recommeoried'a 'revisers
of those allowances, by which be doubted iiot bat a
considerable saving might be effected.
Mr. WARD defended the allowances and op.
poottineots which were just then objected to on the
ground of particular services rendered, aid tza
plated the mode of awarding compensations aid
soperannuatims, together with the smendektuts de
them, which were to be introduced to the new Bal.
Mr. MAIIMILY thought a great saving 'awhile
effected by calling persons out of the
to till the vacant appointments.
Mr. WARD mid, that the general role in Chat
the appointments was to look over the hilf-poy hlit
first. l'he MastersGenend had ditektionary peer/
to fill them others ise, which he used On a few eery
justifiable occasions.
Mr. MABRRLY said, that the rule might be
general, but was not generally applied., file had
moved for an •uuentled ieturn; bat Trinii hilt oq the
table it would appear that a great &ardor the Ow
retired allowances had been created py'the *ppOitit-
ment of new servants to the *Seel, to My 'nothing
of the creation of new dikes.
Mr. Ward, Mr. Moberly, Mr. W. Smith.
Hume, and Sir U. Burgh, aides rensarts
each, end the Resolution was agreed to, as win also
a Resolution for grsutiug 0,0001. cortie Whitler-
vice, in Ireland.
The Resolutions were reported to the Ilottor,
and the Report ordered to be riireived on Fridsy
seat.

The Committee of Ways ima ttleisit psis.
poned till Tuesday: -

The Reports of Supply Committees mem 'ordered
to be brought up to-morroo.
Dr. Putu.inona brought in a Bill to amend
the Marriage
.Act. whiFli wasmd a first time.
The other Orders of the Dry .were disposed of,
and the Howe adjourned at Twelve o'clock.

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iritioß)rr
Who voted fbr rejertitig Ma Vote of 4,67111. for *OW
Work, at Barbadom, the et Or Coat. Melia harteeillill
'pasted fur that purposes bpi baring Irma misapplied.
Allen, . Borne, J. Riekford. K.
Bel rare, Lora Hobboase, J.C. Ridley, Sr it Sr.
Ittairett, Roo. G. James, W. - Rim L.
Blake, Sir P. Jarrow', G. P. Soft, W.
Bough'', Sir I. F. Lushiektoo, Dr. Scott, J. •
Derail, R. Leyeester, R. Whitbread, W.
Uerdstt, Sir F. Moore, P. Whitbread, S C.
Barrett, P. M. Moberly, J, Wilma, Sir R.
Dockhows, W. Marti% Joh* Williams, W.
Darin, Colonel Pyra, F. Wood, Alden's.
Ferias**, Sir B.C. Palmer. C., F.
Griffith, 3. W. Rueibold, B.
Garvey, R. U. Ricardo, D. Creamy, T.
11'1dr:saw/Li W. Robins's, Sir G.
Tug Fauns.:--There Sias nooiix doing yaw.
day of any consequence the market wore heavy ;
Cimpota were done at 90a for money,, and ion for
the .tannin; Navy per Cestu. 1014, Foreign
. .
itocks were also tilt : Sl;anish.6B-41.; .Prias•
elan 9 ; Danish 86k; lei Columbia bonds 118 i.