The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

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Reductions proposed b, Mr. Hume and others, i■ the Esti-
mates this Sessiois.

ARMY-
To reduce 20,000 men, houirelrold troop
and (Viral... • / 733,955
Army extrra, one third of L. 984,911.. 300,000
By reducing 93 tiros. of 650 men to 75 !leo,. of I-1,053,90
WOO ear b.. 211,000
By reducing Barracks, Eng1and........ NO.OOO
------ Ditto, 1 e !111 hd . ' 40,000
110,000
------ Commissarial, England and heland 115,000
Military Stiff, Great Britain and /
Colonies 105,043, to reduce 10,913
Irish Staff
Commander-in-011er. Utica.... 14,471 4,006
War. Office
Adjutant-General's Office 6,844 1,500
Dili., Scotland 9OO 351
Onarterinasier.General •• . 4 091 15,000
Ditto, in Scotland . .
Judge Adrucate-G ..... I 5,180 2,181/
Ditto, Scotland. 650 6r.0
Conspiroller's Office
Medical Staff .. 5,614 2,200
Public Departments, Ireland
Volunteers and Yeomanry, Eng-
land
Ditto . Ditto lielaii.l 19,023 11001.1
Wilsey College
Asylum
Foreign Half-pay Agency
Garrisons abroad and as Wine ..• 34.000 12,449
liecruiting
Veteran Battalion Officers
Kilmainhant and Chelsea Hospital,
Establishments lO,OOO
Retired Allowances 40,000 11,1100

Total fur the Army L 1,663,127
Navy Loa.
blislintensr .. L. 1,215,619 of 925,019 L. 251,407
Building Ships 1,094,540
Works in Dock
Task
Ordnaace.—Tower Establish.
wept L. 05,804 to reduce.... L. 15,1112
Sundries Tufa, Ordinary .... 547.756 L 139,191
Extraordinary L. 471,124 .... 77,500
In ike Miscellaneous Hews of 1,444,100/. might .be 2111,621
saved
250,000
To be saved in the Collection of lbe Revenue.... 1,050,000

Total Reduction L 4,288,161
Taxn proposed to be repealed on the Reductions being
made, in order to afford immediate relief to the country.
Amami produce fur the pm, ending the 51b April, 1821 :
Curdles ........... L. 318,552
&sap .....•
••• .• • 938,7119
Leather Itet„Tell
Salt 14114111.4
Tottall
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And !cove a surplus erase Inkllion, rad. re of the sur-
plus of four millions statestif Ile Chaseillur of the Exche-
yuer.

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I.ffPERItIL P41,(L1A,41.4NT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Teivairkiv, Just 2R.

COMMrITEE OF PRIVILEGES—STRATHMORE
PEERAGE.
Mr. Wetherell was beard is reply for lie claim of the in-
fant son of the late Emil of Straihnsore.
The decision of the Committee was, that the supposed son
of the late Earl had not made out bin title to the Peerage ;
but that the brother of the late Earl, the Right Hun. Thomas
Bowes, bad made out his claim to the Peerage.
Mr. BitoGatall, aid other Members of the House of Corn-
meal., brought up the Greenwich Hospital Estates Bill, the
Canape Trade Bill, and the Cisimulidalail Fund Bill, which
we►e severally read a lest time. •• . .
Mr. Serjeasit Onstasvr, and usher Ilesalsre if the House
of Commons, brought up a Meow from -that Howie, se-
parating that their Lordships would fairish them with a
copy of the Report of their Lordships Committee, touching
the dignity of a Peer of the realm.
The LORD CHANCELLOR informed them that their
Lordships would send an answer by a Memeruger of then
us is.

The Distillery (Scotland) Drawback Bill, the Malt Duties
(Scotland) Bill, the Charitable Lauds Exchange Bit', and the
British Herring Fisheries Bounty Repeal Bill, were read the
third time, mooed, and vent to the COWlllbell.
The Wool Iniportatiou Bill, t►e Ladd:Tsx Comm:slimmers
Names Bill, Ike Gaol Fees (Ireland) Bill, the Sals age Arts
Amendment Bill, the Wool Registry Bill, aid the Cinque
Ports Savage Bill, went through a Committee, and were re-
ported without any amendment.—Adjuurued.

HOUSE OF COMIONS, Tlzva o y, Julie '2B.

MOCK CONSTITUTIONAL SOCIETY.
Mr. S. C. WHITBREAD rave notice of a Motion for
Tuesday u. id, relative to Ilse Society styling itself " The
Constitutional Association."

The Silk Bountiri Bill weal through the Committee, and
was ordered to be reported te.asonow.

The Conoulidated Fund Bill waa read the third timr, and
limed.

BEER DUTIES.
Mr. LIN OSA Y presented a Petition from certain Brewers
of Dundee and its Vicinity, praying for the repeal of the
clause of the Act I ■nd 2 George IV esp. *2, requrriag ac-
count► and ferl ificalre of the mile of beer.
Mr. MAXWELL presented a similar Petition frown ter-
Min Brewers iu the Comity of Renfrew.—thdercd to lie o■
the table.
The Warehousing of Goods Bill was read the third time,
awl passed.
'I he Report of the Collectors of Customs (Ireland) Bill was
braught up cud agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read
the third time to-morrow.
The Acetous Acid and Drainage Tiles Bill was reported,
and ordered to be read a third time on Saturday.
Mr. COURTENAY tinniest up certain Papers, per.
meant to the order of the House, relating In the horning of
widows is India, which were laid ou the mb:e, and ordered
to be printed.
The Mohair Bounties Bill, and the (.agar' Spirits Dutim
Bill, were read a third time, and paned.
The Hops Exportation Drawback Bill was reported, and
ordered to be read the time to-morrow.
The Greenwich Hospital Bill ass read the third time
and passed.
The Report of the East India Private Trade Bill war
brought and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read Mc
third time to. morrow.

A person Gum the office of Chief Secretary of Ireland
preseisted an account of monies paid to the Polinshirs oral,
Dublin Gazelle fir publishing Prorlanissnnsi which was
laid on the futile, and orsleted to he priuta•d.
The CHANCELLOR of the F.XCIIVAaIIEit moved for
leave to bring in a Hill to empower the Cdsoatt, ittues, amity
the Act 57 George 111. rap 84, fur instil 6461N:it:iv 13,11•