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to return.

Mr. H. ADDINGTON expatiated at 10711
length upon the plan which had been brought for.
ward by a Noble Relation of his, when he had a
seat in that House. If the alteration of the Sioiiin•
Fnnd, in the year 1801, was a bad inco-
me, it must be recolleded that it was one
which had been advised by a great Statesman
now no more. The great objeft was to 2C.:tiCIAW
the redemption of the National Debt. With re-
spect to the measure now alluded to, he should only
say, that upon these grounds be and the other Gen-
tlemen upon his side of the House, had approved
of the measure. and he saw no reason for not re-
agreeing with them. He thought it might be pro-
per to replace the Noble Lord's Reooluiioni is the
same state they ere before the dissolution of
Parliament, so as to have them amply discussed, and
altered and amended, if necessary, in a Committee.
He therefore should vote for the Speaker's leaving
the chair.

Mr. LONG saw no necessity for the House cot•
side: iag these Resolutions at present i be thouit4
at Last, that they ought to take the benefit of the
interval of another year. He was doubtful, at me.
sent, as to the expediency of laying down a rule for
future years, of Liking the excesses from the Sink-
ing Fund, instead of hying on additional taxes.
these being matters which ought to be left more to
chance. He w.ts in,-linel to think, that it was WI•
necessary to I sy aside a large Sinking fund to pro-
vide for future years, as if we were in a starving s..
tendon, this not being our case at present.
Mr. DAVIES GIDDY seemed to agree with
the Noble Lord in regard to the propriety of prorii-
ing for future exigencies, but. at the same tim ..
he
thought it was unnecessary to come to such ltcso-
lutions at present.
Mr. VANSITTART said, he was not surprised
at the condo& of those new Nieuwe,' who had not
perused the tables upon which these resolutiwts
wrre founled, they being intricate. He begged In
:..mind the House, that various projeils bad !`era
stared by Gentlemen at the opposite side of the
which, as well as that of his Noble Friend.
entrenched upon the Sinking Fund. He knew of
no period more proper for the consideration of the
su'jcft than the present one, when the Loan of the
year was already provided for.
Mr. ROSE did not approve of the Financial Rt.
solu ions now tinder consideration, as he was con-
vinced that no former experience coulf justify them.
'Etc Qeestion being then put from the chair, it
Was negatived without a division.
Up•in motion of Mr. V aiNtil [TART, a new
writ was moved for, for thc borough of Daudet",
in Ireland, In room of J. F. Portlier, Esq. wko
being also eleffed for the borough of Old NATUTII,
has mole his clef/ion to serve for the latter place.
Tits Bill for appointing the Irish Chancellor of
the Exchequer, for the time being, oie of the LoCh
of the 'Treasury, was reed a second time, and or.
dared to he cons:witted to- norrow.
II" C441410'1 Recovery fitll welt throlei
Committee, and was ordered to be read a thief
time to-morow.
Phe other milers of the day were then .I;grie
of, and at tea o'clock tbe House stal)egratA ,13(11 g
morrow (tbisday.)