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had been represented by the Hon. Mover.—The r and transmitting it fe the Bank of England.—Read
Motion was then agreed to. a.first, and ordered to oe read a second time te-
oreteoteee ORDERS OF THE MUSE. morrow.
Mr. SHERWAN rose and stated that no per- The CHANCPLLOR of the EXCHEQUER
son was snore disposed Oran he wes to attend to the gave notice, that, arm Saturday next, he should
Standing Orders and Regulatiaut of the Hume, but sir mit a motion 'dative to Eleftion Petitimise
corn-
there was one Standing Orde', which he had often plaining of doublereturns, and appointing the period
wished to tee altered ;he meant that Order, which for taking them into centideratiere He .hould also
empowered any Member ro move, e For Strangers propose, that if there were any Irish Petitions, where
to withdraw." By the Rules of the hieuse, in has the parties would content to go to a commission
opinion, when str idle interpreted, no other Aherne- immediately, it should he granted, in order to give
live was provided, than either to prevent Strangers them ad oppo'tunity of collocaine evidence durine
from being Admitted, or, after admission, to order the interval of the vacation betwixt this and the nos:
them into custody. A motion for withdrawing, Session of Parliament. On Monday next he shout.:
wee, in his opinion, Altogether irregular, and he bring forward the Army Extreereinaries.
conceleed that the motion which was made PLACES AND PENSIONS.
eararrel ro, to that effect. was to he c rnsidered as a Lord COCHRANE rose, he said, pursuant to
sort of state expedient or elitaistetiAl manoeuvre. the notice he had giver:, to bring forward a motion
On ti,•<egrouil..3 lie gave notice, that opus Tuesday which was likely to erred those only who lee -3
text he shcruei prooee a Motion te the House, in remorse in living upon the vitals of their fellow
.ter that they might understan•l the grounds oil subjects, who were i'etemiug under burdeos almost
tae StAielieg Order alluded to was hi future insupportable. I leleatt Hot t tfon the opinions of
ueive its ireerpreiati.m. He should only far. any Members es to the propriety of hrineing this
r add, in reeisol to what hapeetted yestertl ty, matter before the Haute, being aduateri ni.•:ely by
r :ere v. A) n t ecititiol, ether on the part of ter a desire to do glee to the Ceuutry. In d. lag so,
r.' thetEssilve-. who were al:rifted, or any it was not his desire to take from Mii.s'ers
..1 the nature of the tune ,eits then about to be degree of patronage whites it was deernee peiper
noted in he Reuse, u hie% could justify the they should p town, nor to curtail the salaries aitsi
lira Gentians in opposite As.uming to himself the emoluments of those who are usually empl wed in
onsor he did, air that could inecoe him to take ad- the sea vice of Government. He thought they
van. age of the Standing Order, as it at present stood, ought to be amply rewarded for the duties they
Mr. DENIS BROWNK state •, that the motion actually fulfil. It was not the .boadens that the
he made yesterday, was oat e that Strangers seoule people complained of, bat the abuses that had
wited-avv," hitt merely Cr oeservAtion addressed by crept in with regard to the expenliture o' the
him to the Speaker, it thin there were s:rar.ge;s in public money. It might be asked what Tea-
t!,e House." This he di • wider a strung feeling son he had to make his present mot; a nave a
sad sense of duty at the time; but finding that the reference, io particular, to persons who had iests in
debate took the course it dui, he was now sorry for the House of Colinmne,..? To that he wonet en-
having done so. He collie, however, assure the swer, by referrieg such inquirers to the • c
House, that he had been aeivated by ns such rush- they might perceive in the Public Paints
tics! or elinieerial motives as the Rig: t lion. the purchase of seats in that House ; and he: teem
Goitleman had lauded to. he being pet teeth, ale- listen to the lane:lnge of their Conte:or-nos at the
interested, and unconnected with Ministerial ar- hustings, are the opinions of the pablic in general
oregements. upon that suejed. Some qeestioas might also arise
The SPEAKER addressing the Heete, observed, as to his motoeta ; perhaps some would be found
that this matter having been mentioned, it was his trade to accea.s him of ej to subvert all Go-
eLt y t.s rzplAtit the nraericr: of Parliament. He ap- vernment. It was no • yee eu he interred, that
p. errete t., ti c •si .nt and undisputed law he pruteesed such .e.si.inof reeelar Gevernraent,
tteet-rstivolieg rot that all strangers merely btu:" stereel to ()einem with a certain
r ..Jrnittel e. 'rely 1...•• t h For tie individual. to 'Mule forbear Irons touching upon
per peel of caeucing the eLC!;:,::.!' • • hose lir eters which have give,' rise to 10-too:ore
use !lad an Otter existing, by weiet ;Nis an- charges, and rectiminatioce as 'se had every reason
c.• et totes 1%.45 ei be executed ; namely, that the der- to think the vote of the Hoare- wocelil, upon it is oc-
roe. at At ms take all strangers into custody. He easion, be unanimous in considering it proper, that
conceit-. therefore, by the House overlooking this the public and private motives winch actuated any
Ord r, a, ,:sideut that strangers wereatimitted Member in procuring a in Parliament, should
ley ;JAE:Lance Ally. As he inadersiood the law upon be fully laid before that tel.c. The Noble Lord
this pi int, it was this, that if any Hon. Meta iii n concluded with ClL.ti
minced the presence of straneers, he bad no " Thut entsoinitlea he attn. anted to inquire into, and re,
choler a to his few of emend, user had the 1f .me lon to th.s !louse, sr. acccii .t of a,l Posit,
any op taitity cl discussion, but that all strangers Sinecures, Pea.ions,es, sod Unto.
r.ii, h immediately Hit forth. this wets the view lumenta of every awl,,sis of, .al eosin* Ism, the
is Itch ho had
always
taken of
the
subject ;
when; trittsalic roves,
Eo sot theaa l.f.eriu..otfhafany of. Law, it
tad by,
h :vetiver, it should be the pleesure of the use to or in trusYsilhr, any Member this Holieshi, :le, jot 4Yj
CiLrege its Order and Regulation, in this reaped, he he deka:Amts. for him, or either of these, i.l revefovion of
Ade .(4 trifil his duty in obeying it. any present interest; with ea &meant: of the mum m ! oon'
.:rkin.BßE D saei, that from a considers. of such °Mee, Poor, Places Sisocure, Pension, seutitioe
tiers of the rob; el aim 'ed to, he felt inclined to re- tibleese....lPaerziaiisttet,, and
sin a Lc:or:lts, dationatignitmenhiang trahe.rttcc
urr
come/teed to the eight lion. Gentleman to anioaiit; that this inquire do extend to the • hnoyle of
Motion lll
clucerning it. He had all Meestu'a rfooltioni. seA. rho sold enretatuor stoisowor&
aim% turn ere who deprecated the exclusion of to km° Il!kw`ww, I"Perst 1""*"
strAepers I:eel tee ILuse of Commons, as wishing Mr. BAN KE e said, that as to the propriety of
b) eve: y means cav greatest pubheity to be give. to the informitein which the liable Lord was desirous
the fr.. e. dirge. At the same time, he thought of cemmunicating to the House, there could be
nu
that there was uo scheme that could be hones conve- doubt ; but as to the pradicability, he, for one, en-
nient tr' useful purposes originally intended by tetteined much ehthiety. He was convinced. drat
the Iloutse ib making that order. To Alec it would upon leaking into the "munel of the femme, no
be putting this H. use to the trmele of eii• cussing the Loh Martina could be found, err as to estritslisb a
paint of neosoity for the etch:Aim at stranger, at precedent, the House having been all along extremce
a tizae when it tregist intr ?fere with impertent [rebate ly jealous in watching the objea is views: So ex-
busloess. Tee it: der, as it vow !tor :I, was one which tensive an inquity, so enridiaded, seemed hardly re
it was very begotten thought necessary to enforce, dueibliven the ordinary praetice.of Committees. Thit
Otto isa. else, had occurred last night, when suss,. lists of such: places and pensirici were, undoubtedly.
three I.e tied sate was taken as a woeful for the already accesieb.e, elide further inquiries could
esc!tt.i'm of stranger, ; aid upon that procedure easily be made, by any and.viesial, at the or-
irr.l to observe, it:.. whatever he slid, were it dinary sources of payment. It had been one
ceeaele tat neing feinted, woted have been more of the duties of the Howe to have such lists
vet lesily by bereg Peale public, and if in• laid before them every Setianor although it might
e eieete of reline: 0. it was thr mere tcc .ssary and not lee done daring this short one. He was there-
,. r. net' cheat it g • eurte to the country, with for" for nhjeatelg to the Mir.n, in order that a
the peeee oeretteee it. by that St-riding Order clearer and more regular mode might be adopted.
nor bet: o• Hon Geetle man who had With regard to carrying the inquiry to those wbo
taken iris n hart:self to do so, appeared to him to are eioatteeled with any Members of Parliament,
have oter. 'so: a right common to all the Members he should rather think it would be reckoned an invi-
te that House, but c•cl to have exercised a wand dims and improper mode of conveyieg this infor-
tion. Suc esiereor. were the grc::,i.it tosne nation tothe pnblic. It would cars yno smellgrounds
wafich Le ....cello tog ie his Hen. Fete,' to tut suspieen in the public mind ay.:Out Members
stiller this trotter tea go en As farmefly, without of the Untie, to suppose that :it this particular time
i: tee stile , :I eiscussion, they were harbourine jealousy with regard to them.
Vele ISSUN a tea- words, expressive selves, by investing a Committee with such an io-
n f leis at coirseenee in swat had fallen Iron, the qui:km-jai pewee. There was no reason at this
Ileaourable Gentleman who had just speken, as Ire time for supposing that any such degree of jealousy
~uot it was better to allow te.; deioce bee.e.ei and suspicien existed in the House of Commons.
to a main preciseay where ,t steed. It would be taking up the sdhjed of inquiry,
ri • kTs OF 1:40 which is already as it were before another
Sir S. PO AILLie after seine preliminary and Committee; he meant the Committee of Finance.
err Otteitory observe:ions, the substance of which Whatever the Noble Lord might see stated in those
have alrerd- given, upon occasion of his giving public mints with which he was most conversant, he
ece,rose aitcl moved," I'm leave to bring in a Bill (Mr. &rakes) did not Pee amepocaliar circumstances
te a :ter the predice ea Courts of emity, refacing to at this time, welch. required any thing more then
ti or li' Mcn:bel tat Perim:oat. that vigilance And attention of the House, which or-
twee,. iateeestents."—Lreve given. dinary circumstances called for. The House was not
USIA- -PA 1 thll ill'. RS. only bound to cliscote age such jealousies and snipe
Tee SECRETARI At Wilk gave notice, that citrus in the minds of its Members, out it was even
;• e, ild tomorrow move for
je..ve to ero,l in a bound to repel them. He could not conceive how
C..: to rreteate clue payment of Half-pay Officers. t..e advertisements fur the sale of seats. which the
el- !aits eue.ree COMPANY. Noel,: Lord Alluded to. could apply to the subject in
• jue;tann. lie agreed with the Noble Lord in re-
ef, 11. Ti it /It N ON presented a Perition from
tee C I htectors of the Sierra L tone Ce gaol t•.the propriety of abelishing inefficient
pr.,y;n., for their
usual
grant. On the
mo. places, and also is regard to those which related
ti n au it sir or, tl.e to the teal basin .. of the country. So far from
Lel I E.N;11.1.:. uis•r.tl to know whether it was the efficient olli.ces being overpaid. he thought
;Needed to renew the bel which he had brought in they were rattier underpaid. Gm pArtieular
la* session for investing the tut ritories of the Cum- chins of penstu. s was worthy +'f a more immet-
. elate attention, lo meant those which. by a practice
rotor in tee Crown It se, tee present sieolicatton
tateeoessery eroseitig into maturity, were conferred by certain
The CHANCELLOR if the EXCHEQUER individuals, keeping them trader totruoul, contrary
a-,zwerod, te:e. as lent! as tee teempeny pessessed to the spirit of the An hf whiebiPeuki°lls are regu-
lated. Notwithstanding Mr. Burke's Bill, some
terse troller •f. it was hail tat li.ee 5h.,114.1 be cavi-
lled to pr i7..1,'„,es they hitherto raj sy,trt . ()likes and pensinnt had bees withdrawn from the
Mr. DEN I' sued, ei la's opmir•ri • v... a job. and TijasilrY 4°4l' was a proper subject of tea-
weted reerett.re pre ,se pc„„ee eernerer " mituation for the 'Pretax:al, biJ that the country might
fun': era toe ecaccoion. letihfy who to look to, it such pensions were improve
The Petition vast hrd-!od on the taw, PLue Warted. tlime whole, he thought the
MX/ A ri. I side prop.iseJ was an eicepooriehle one, and alma
I.ord Petty brottg..; up his Bill for regu- that -.cam)" alowei he should suppose the motion is
Lease tee keietont of we Re v.ece of eeeto se, j its present form.

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