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tidos psepard.far tin! Ceitalidittad fund, they
wait! be. In woe 'masers. obviated by the two
cbscb the Parliament lind upon' that fund already.
Tithisteangenelit would show plainly in what de-
gree the Wpm. of the country Would meet its es
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and My thing of ,inconvenience that
Atilt opposed to sacs,wo4d•ls, of course.
di Wars the gals eotild sided upon.
Miami liaseitstien was then agreed to.
The antasii tba effect of which was,
ritilain of the receipts
al, ihs.Lalteree sif the pewee of the year 1107,
wnsi=i ow tha deb af Jamaryllos, shpuld
he as part of the receipts of the latter '
was was also agreed to.
The third gave the Leeds of the Treasury power
lifinset that melt stms should Iss_spplied to the aids
.a/ the pm 150 n. without nay further grass from
realist/NA Agreed to.
The fartb was, That the aecontsu Amid he
gees ill within thitty days after the dth of Jan. I nod.
me be laid simally Won Parliament. Agreed

The fifth Imolai= was, That dm debts on those
hada be laid assually before Parliament. Agreed
.to.
The shah was a Revelation, That it would be a
oraltidtrable main to the public that the annual
duty upon Mak sod gaga should 'be rendered per-
mullet, sad ,carried to the mama modace of the
Commode:NJ
_Wand, if not totheadee appropriated.
Mt, ALL& vim apptahmairee that this yerruld
be amLinnovatien on the constitutionals/ANN of the
Mena Of COMOIVXM The amain": fumy, and se.
meal others., were of the same arsaiptithie but they.
wan innrationst and lmt some ;
inch a biia brought in with to Iris:
molity, aid avow-the close. °Elbe Session.
Mr. HUgiN would Imam to be thought
..04.,,c,...,au* by
surprise,
deo It was
for tbs
1.
~, however, of the amen spprehembrd. for it
. set any member from memising his
Of objealog to my Out Oche supplies. and
Ilia sees checks upon them that subsisted be-
... Tie lemon why ha delayed these resolutions
Etimitbe would net tabu* them till he haw
`'' a !mold be the mama of the surpass of the
dit,4l hut&
, Lonln. PIT tYthought that as the motion had
,Eh W. Ow beet method would be to giro
t. rail
biZatilread tb• mristi a
ills: lOU admitted. that the Hen. Geatlenma
had a right to 04. a to it if ho thought proper rbut
he emeraid. !bet it was no deagerout innovation,
ge it o 4 the r dm r- - with-

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' SON consented; *Aimee the Medan.
, The 7th Resolution was, That is the disposities pa-
. per of the year, As expeoces *leach charge should
be pot separately and specifically, and closed on the
. 6th of January each mu.,
: Mr. PAUL thoeet, that as there was so urgent
_ socessitstaled foe these saw regslatioes, the House
eisould be allowed *Seism time to consider, before
Twere called opt* to.adopt them.
he SMILER, ressiodul the Noose, that no re-
solution pot upon Asir Jonroals could be supposed
to bare the fares of a law.
Ms. ZAZILR wished to know if it was the inten-
tion tithe Hoo. Gentleman to propose any measure
grounded on the reselatioas, is the present year t
, • Ide. HUSICISSON auswated in the negative ;'1
spelt width the nese* wee speed to.
PRIASCIAL Wt4alliiiii.
Mr. JOHNSTON/ mid, that he held is 1
• . band a paper, repeoesodog the state of the
of this cosau7, Wish be was in the habit of „
atittieg fee the /est two years. As the receiving
. it, is tbe reuse star. was merely smatter of foetid
he Al set eoppeee ay series was necessary. J
1. The MAKER observel. that such a
i don lath the ask tit notice was not
' '• dent. : •
Mr. JOHNSTONE then moved. Jr•jeross, hhi
first resolution, " that the debt of tbe country w
567,213,31511." • the debate upon which was a .
. • ' joussed to Friday lest.
SUPPLIES.
The Hesse having resolved itself into a
mitts, of Sopple•
Lord H. PETTY proposed a vote of `2,3801.
the stationary of both Houses of Pasha:sent.
INCREASE Or MILITARY PAY.
The SECRETARY at WAR said, be eater-
tained very little doubt of what he bad now to pro-
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pose to the Hasse being unanimously agreed to.
l.
Several years had elapsed since any increase was
, made la the pay of Officers ; and every one knew
oa what ma addition there was since in the prices
of all modeles of consumption 4 during which time,
the peensering patience with which the officers
of infony.bod waited for As liberality of Par-
t 141011114 in* iii the highest degree, laudable,
: and showed them to be aentted by much
' nobler motives thaw those of emolument or gain.
As things 'toed at present, tise pay. wm iodic.
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et out, njaLnd the mode of ate accounts* with-
t. es their 2110011 t.
M*ANUS preressed, that he did sot well
misiersteml diem mookadons. He suggested whs-
. tiber would act be to move tii previous"
whim* tnealif Witivithiat os the
.to be taloa leo einitilkiesdolt at a more
Hs bad a ileums so say measure
wol: mks away the cheeks sow io the
• Ueda of that Ilse" tlf Insides it emessary to an
stud& ?sailor* after a ressertable interval.whieh
~iiscessit would sot mists if tbe , toes were made
11= y
STAILD was also a friend to the Home
Imegiog is its owe bands all its present cheeks ea the
,pelwr of the Crows. Anionic these was that of
mums the taxes aurtually. He did net apprehend
sal sPreOvltioly tfliereace between the Crown. and
tie Patliempat bet as such &arena bad arises
Wore, tber
_might possibly arise again I for which
mew that He* *old sot pan with seek checks
as remeiestlis it. heads at
Mr. HUSKISSON r= give the Crows
uo power whatever weer the public .as the sup-
Plirfral;PbaCe IvVet= gar wcaitvs rerse
being Fre.
. pared to say; thit mseletien etas smObjeibion-
*blot in a eettaksitimel point of view. He thought.
=alum,* lowymmusweet. was toe Orions a thing
so be Amu * sake of rtgalatiott.
After a few *se obeervatioas, Ur. HUMUS-
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