The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-12 00:00:00

Hoorn for the Lottery io %Milk who wets actually is
aloe, although no lotterj, existed in Dublin.
The CH A NCE LOR of the EXCHEQUER said, it wee
quite tree the lottery did out exist, bat still the Commis.
10011011 were OrCelellsy.
Mr. W. SMITH thought the explaaatioo ouch worse thaw
the original offroce.—(Liguyttler.)
The gallery was seam classed for a dirisigg. The was.
b rs *err-
-11
.013
Fur the Antendsseut •aittsins• 64
Against it ssiss•ioee• 94
Majority against the Asoseelmitt.. 30
On our re-adistissioo to the gallery,
Lord PALMERSTON moved, that a sum sat aseerdisst

5.111101. be seamed, so defray activeness of Ow *Alm of
Judrs-Advocate-Genevil.

M►. CH ETWYND immediately mop. He said, of all
the profligate expetolltores tint was yet beosmht before the
Hu•ase, this was the most modopie imminent of of 1 -.-
(Him', hear, aged +meek lerghter.)—la time of peace this
waa almost a complete mecum, sod yet the Judge-Ades.
rite less psi., higher Ms. the highest Judge is the lied.
The Hen. Gcottcrown !Iwo went into a detail of the varies*

petirititri of the estehtioloweet, sod cooeloded, by collie,
ow all Me coma? Members, whose rofesstowe were wr yet
fresh in t►e ears of iLeir rowstoweets, I. smite Mork easels its

drawing Ouse the strings of the public purse and nut allow
thelodge.Advbeate, with all his learairsg st:delopealer, to
dip hit fasters es deeply at. it..—(Ahint ehorriog.)—Tbe
Hon. Gentleman mewed, as as eassodatera, that the sows of
3,11101. be sobs/noted.
. The JUDGE ADVOCJITS said, that before lb* Hos.
Gee leisma hod charged him with rapredligole rapeoriatore
of
the public money, heohoold hare osdroranared to proton.
soneethlog of mars aesorate laformatioa thaw he seemed
10 pontos. The Hen. sod Learani-Geralranan the* entered .1
into • defeat. of his irooraiet. The Moe. Goodness had
thaws/hi it to say that his ones was a more *ioniser',
bog it was rally necessary to refer to the *umber of 41111011 .
of
Courts Martial, and the anseher of legal opinions
he gave in the year, le skew the incorrectness of the state-
meat. In Iles regular inures of prolessisisial practice he
should have made moth lours of these opiraeos thee he
should of his office.
Sir R. FERGUSON eatirely agreed with Ilse Hon. Mem-
ber (Mr. Chroeyail), that ibis was a meet prwiligue ewe-
dittos of the public moray. The legal grannies if the
Loserod Judge might be of great invariants); bat ho really
theogid, without overating any disrupted, that she country
was poyirat rather too highly for Mem; sod if he could cora
sera so this enormous aim of mosey, he shuukl wish to give
it to die Deputy-Judge-Advocate, who really performed all
the duty.
Mr. W. SMITH compared the charge of 5,7001. for the
area of Judge Advocate, who was able to "usage • 'deputy
at the public carcase, sad the salary of 4,0001. a year the
pay of the Pairs, Judges, whew laborer was so mach mars
arduous, and yet they were unable to mirage deputies.
Mr. HECK ETT explained.
Mr. CHETWYND expressed his diseatisfactioo at the
estimate,. and his disappoiotioent at lbe otter oast of
twooosny evinced in them by his Majesty's Ministers. He
same from the country disposed to rapport the to, hut the
profusion of these estimates was sub that he could sot sore.
ties them.
Mr. BECKETT again explained.
Mr. DENMAN made a strong 4:081,80 between the
labours sad responsibility of the Lord Chief hosier awl
?soigne Jodges, and those of the Judge Advocate Googol.
Re inferred from Lis own knowledge, and Rom the etate..
meats of she Right Hon. Gentleiora,tlmt there was pigsty of
mesa thr retreortimest is this oMer.
Ur. BECKETT spirt explalaird. •
Colonel DAVIES nude a few observntloas.
Mr. R. MARTIN objectected to mad sad • delleiera
salaries for public olEces, especially legal ones.
Mr. HUME did mot raisin but that dm Moe. Goldman
who spoke last, would vote for any um proposed by Ms side
of the Honee..
Mr. R. MARTIN called to order, and insisted MOS it
Hist Ise a all no mote dispelled its the abstract to suppait
Ministers thaw the Hon. Member opposite was dieramed to
support his friends.
Mr. BROGDEN called the Hoo.Gentlensas to eerier.
Mr. R. MARTIN made some allusiito to the motivated
the Hon. Member opposite.
Mr. W. SMITH called warder, sad reminded time Hos.
Geotlerisan that the very ouratiim of the word motive, ex-
pored with an unworthy antratimg, *ea iodides...Me is
parliamentary disenssiou.
, • -zt r1i...• ~..
Mr. It MARTIN explained.
Mr. HUM E sandal out the difereseeltetwerahlllFOßMY
of the Judge Advocate .G I wow, when it to
',preside of 2,500/ , and in 1016, whew Sir Charles
asspik:
received all altogether less than 1,5001. The Hon. If
was proceeding in his argonamo„ when. a loud cry of
" Question !" arose from under the gallery. This was met
by a cry of a Adjourn r
Mr. G. BENN ETT said, Ail if Gsotletwen were so
motion to gel home, the best way would be to adjoins,
otherwise le hoped they would coodeseend to bear as well
as vole.—(Hear, beer.)
Mr. HUME sat still.
Mr. BROG DEN was about to yet the question.
Mr. F. ROBINSON looped the Hue. Member would pur-
sue his argument, as the error " Qraetiosi r wee estiiely
partial, and the House by so means participated is 14."
Mr. HUME finished los reply.
Mr. GIPPS said a few words.
Mr. W. SMITH expressed his displeasure at the cry of
" Question!" a hich bad been raised by those below the bar,
who were determined not to lour hot to vote.
Lord GRAVER, as one of the pumas beyood tha bar,
restated the observation of the Hoe. Member.
lir. W. SMITH would sat tetrad his obaervaliosi, es it
applied to those who had bees engaged in run% " Que.-
into r'
Lord GRAVES said dial the 800. Member might speak.
but it was not it his power to osonemod the ottani/so of
. ..

the Homo.
Mr. lIROGDEN spoke to order.
The SOLICITORGEN KRAL defended the conduct of
the Gentlemen who sat Ireyssad the bar.
De. LUSH INGTON, taking it for (mated that the Hun.
end Learned Member And been asleep, informed him that
triegular try of " Qoestiiin!" bad hems mired. awil that i$
had been des med worthy of an apology by a Right Flue.
Geodesist opposite (Mr: F. Robinson): The Learned Doc-
tor then went on to argue against the statement, which had
teen set up in dekoee of thee:penes of the Are ender con-
sideration.
Lord MILTON mold woe enareios why lb. salaries of
~liens were to be tempted from loss or enelailiwent whew
all the intrests of the cuisalry were ridTeriog
Mr. G. BEN N ETT pro freily agreed with his Hue. Friend.
Mr. B. BATHURST defended the charges of the odire in
iquestiun. He contended that notwithstanding the war had
erased, the duties of the office remained modieniiiiiihed. He
thought that of all the instincts is which reform had barn
•callad fur, ibis was the least isoisarptible of it.
Mr. WU 3IE begged to repeat his questiost, which had not
'el been 111161berid, as to the duties of the tare. The owns.
htit staled inchudid, be imagined, both pseud and regi-
mental courts smile!. He wished to know if that were the
case? lie understood that the Hon. pers., the Right Hun.
Gentlewiao's swedeeessur, who now filled the Cies of the
Hoseduid always attended sod did the duty of hie Was per-
sonally, whirl the Right Ilea. Gentlemou did sot.
Mr. BECKETT said, be had nut separated the teetotalist
fruni the general courts-osaitlal, but the Hun. blember fur
Ala rdceii was nisch mistakes. if Ise conceived three wan MO
tenable with them coui to-martial which were not laid hisiiire
the Kiwi. His predfoessee had, be andeistuud, alssa)l
"I'",d personally at the siortr-marital on Gravest
Uffseeii. snd th..t was the rule which he had folinissd.
Sir R. FERGUSON said he waillessusul the Bight Hon.
Geniis onsu's meths-emu, did drys attend in perms', whew
tar it welt. a Court Martial on a General or other Cum-
missi•oeil (Meer.
Mr. Al A lell N sod Mr. MU IS E eiseh Mid • kw words.
Sir R FERGUSON winked IS as owns w his swatioN
tf how malty Cusco Moss' the Right Has. Geotkusas
haul attended shore be bad hell hie utire.—(//ear, how)
Lord MILTON said, ibis win ',snottily sot a *Miters