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. Alen, af 11,illet for Hie salaries aasi inteM• of dm is-
solvent Debtors' Cantry., •
963/. 7a., ed. fur minks sod .allewseres to mrtalo Pro.
tossers is the lUeiversilles of Oxford sad Cambridge, for
rasitinc Courses of Lector., fur one year.
19,03 e/. for the Apemen of the Humes of Lords mid
12,000 i for 'salaries and allowente 19 Oaken at she
Netters of Lords wed Conwssoos,-which were severally
aizeto.
adthe vote of 4,0001. for the extraordinary tupelo* in thi
oleporoweesit °fibs Lord Clawilsortal• for Ittlets sad fort&
hire to the two Houses of Parltaosest beteg osoved
G. BRYN asked to what Onion sod feral.
tire the rote applied?
Mr ARBUTHNOT said, If the floonerable .Mombei
wished for • detailed statement, he should. not boom the
least objectiess to nem It to he made oat.—Vole agreed M.
Ow the mottos for 1.4451. 106. In its fray the exposes of
certain roionial servitors for the year 1822
Mr. NUMB asked why the Culuuies did sot pay this
downe ?
Mr. GOULBURN said the Gov— event.. of the Colonies bd
to mike reports Net lime Si, I i ate of mints which pawed to
the Wenn to the Government at home, and envied as the
eivilearespoodence of the Colones. Fur that purpose tlel
wore allowed ortretaties at 10.. a day each fur salary, sad
ma anaemic* of tel. a year for stet ioneri.
Mr. NUMB said, that the duties in gantlets wen% be
Imagisied, perntrined by the rolnsial Secretariats. Tao pere
sent sharks was for quite a different elms of pewees-11M
Private Secretaries of the Glevereor., whose he thornier!
emold on Pantile to have any real duty to perfural.
Mr. WILMOT said the Hon. Member was mods
mistaken if he imagined there were not duties
to be pow performed by the Secretaries to the Go-
Sena.,,.
Mr. Betrorre thought that the Colonies ought
to pay for the expenses so incute.ll
The Resolution was then *greed to.
The following Resolutions were then ageted to;

mugielg-
-17,9110f. For pvlstlag Ads of Parliament for lb. lWe
Reseee of Pediatrist, for the Sheriffs, Clerks of the Peer.,
tad Chief idagistestes throughout the Gaited Kingdom, aid
ilet the Acting Jostimes throughout Great Britain ; aIL for
rioting Reports and other Papers fur the House if Lords,
for the year 1941.
11,5001. for printing thellhass of the House of Commons.
te4/.. lbs. 9d. for 14.1114kreyof die grant of IUI, fur
prinalledies of she 'MS Ossamons.
7, err the millsral/ AioNellisho loyalists.
s,Wintllroillsillaing ad inaiataisieg criminal
legate& • '""
RANI R IN* ter the usual allowances to Protestant
=Alllidleits la Ragland, Pour French Protestant
my, sod allowances to the poor of St. Mania's-
Fields.
1,9471 hie repairs to Vag Fleury Vll.ll CUM.
5,4341 7.. for pristine for the Horse of Lords.
110.111101. for priming Bill., Reports, and other paprts,during
the penile &Wee of Parliament.
1,2361. for printiog beta of Parliament, dellelesey of
grant of 19111.
10,4791. 14s. foe printing Bills, Reports, sad St* japers,
drielency of oast of 1121. ...
3,5001. for prieting 1,750 of the 77th &ismer of the
Journals of the House of COMIIIOII9.
3,000 L foe re-printing Journals sad Reporti alai Rouse
of Commons.
On the vote of 40,0001., for foreign 4 other
secret service", bring proposed—
Mr. Hums wished to know why so large a sum
was now required, when before the list war not
above half the sum proposettwas ever, he believed,
required.
The Marquis of Lomuosossay said, if the
Honourable Member wished to have me utmost of
the, gross own isurd in eny one yeer, there could
be no difficulty in furnishing such account. With
respect to the present vote, a considerable port of
the um required arose out of the war.

Mr. Hung said. he did not dispute the propriety
of such a fund being at the disposal of the Execu-
tive. but it was the ainount to which he objected.
The Marquis of LoNDoN 'Emit explained.
Mr. HDMR said, the Ministers acknowledged that
last year they had paid out of the sum voted for
ieciet services certain sums for the Milan Cons-
mission. He should therefore be unwilling to leave
so large • sons as 40,0001. this year at the disposal
of Ministrrx, lest they should misapply it as they
admitted they had misapplied the last year's vote.
The Marquis of LONDON DERRY said the Hon.
Member would more properly have mised the
question on last year's vote, when he (Lord Lon-
donderry) would have been prepared to have
shewn that the expense was properly incurred its
support of the honour and interest of the Crown.
Mr. 110BHOUSt odd the Noble Lord would
Purely Is•ve nu objection to say what occasioned the
difference between the sum required last year and
the present. Last year only 44,000/. was voted,
and this year 40,0001. was asked fur. Surely the
Noble Lord could have 110 objection to say why in
time of peace say mins of money should be spent
in keeping up an interest abroad. If our great
name of power could not give us influence on the
Continent, he thought that bribery must be in-
effectual.

The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said, last year
there remained a sum unemployed from former
years which was taken fur the service. His Lord-
chip disclaimed the word bribery as at all applies-
ble to the dispo►al of the secret service money.
Mr. Flosnours did not mean bribery in the gross
and ordinary arose of the word ; but the Noble
Lord, from his especeence in foreign Coatis. must
be aware, that if he fought there it must be with
silver spears. He thought the Noble bid ought
to account for the increased expense of managing
our foreign politics.

Mr. ARBUTHNOT said, the estimated amount last
year was 65.0001 ; the d.fferetice between that sum
and 24,000/. erste a Whence unappropriated from
former years.
The question being put, the gallery was cleared,
but no division took place, and the resolution was
agreed to.
.fi2,000 was then proposed to make up the de-
ficiency of the Fee Fund ; and.
After a few words from Mr. Flume, the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer, Mr. A rtnitliiiitt, Mr. Wane,
Mr. Peel, and Mr. lialikes, the resolution was
agreed to.
118,000 was proposed Cl/ defraying the charge
of messengers anti contingent expenses of the offices
of the Secretaries of State.

Mr. HUNK obleclrd to the large amooot of this
♦ole, particularly the charge of 2,0001. and upwards
for the I.l.rri Chamberluisi's office.
Mr. VILEI, deleelded the grunt.

Mr. HEN al ETC Impcued that the grant he re-
duced by 10,000/. and the country would he act
much the ticitcr, without •ny injury to the public
weratcp.__
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