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London, England, 1822-04-02 00:00:00

various intuitive, wilt sent. an 'epos what bu-
r
singes ?
M. Got/Limas 'mid. 'Ow item eosiiprised the
wages as well as foreign jeOrnies of the niCasengerr,
for. it was iseeesssry to keep,op a regular establish-
ment, unless the House were disposed, tp think it
sdrisable that important dispatches should be is.
trusted into the hands of strarigers.
The House then divided spots Mr. Bennett's
Atneudment. The numbers were—
For she send isee t . ,
Ag.i..4 it 47
' • •
Majorily foretop Klnlsters 44
The neat vote proposed was the sus of ',OW.
for charges of allowances. comperisstions, &e. for
persons formerly employed in public offices shroud.
Mr. Hulas objected to this vote, because he saw
in it the names of three retitled Controls. which
should properly come under the third elms. He
should therefore propose that the !rote be reduced
by 1.1901.. the amount of their sniffles.
The Marquis of LON 00808111t1r said that the
three person. alluded so were, oort who was 80 years
of age, and hid been 44 years in the service; an-
other. 84 years of age, and had been 6o yeari in the
service ; the third wits 60 years of sae, and had
been In the service of Government for 90 years.
And if the Hon. Gentleman (Mr'. Home) could
induce the House to think that these Gentlemen
should be struck out of the lit, then indeed there
would be on rod to all-reward for past services.—
(Hear, hear.)
The amendment was then put and negatived,
and the original motion was carried withuot
vision.

The following votes were then proposed sad
'greed to:—
That a sus op ouisining 111.1761. he venial., ids Mar
to Mr*, Mit.mtpunim of the civil amilishoseet
Sierra Leona.
That a van sot exceeding 134471. fe.6d. be granted is
defray the expenses of the civil ostabliehmeat of Now &pea
Wales.
SOW. les. for the civil e•triblivitavent of Newfoatollasd.
111,5201 for the civil establishantat at Priest Edward's
island, in 'America.
6,7671. for she Civil Estelitiebasest of New Beasswiek.
14,0961 17s. 6.1. for the Civil Establialmseat of Nova
Semis • end
11,11. 10s. for Upper Casads.
Mr. HUES said he did not mean to oppose di.
present vote, but he must protest, in future, against
the country beiug at the espeuse of supporting
Upper Canada.
11 was then proposed and agreed t 0..-
That the seas of 64101. be owed to &Frey the 'mottos of
the Gail lisetitistisneat of the 'stud of Dossionpie; mid
3,6761. 17r. 6d. foe she Rehassa Islands.
Mr, P, Moos. begged mall the sttention of the
Houie to a proposition of an Hon. Friend of bir, •
British Admiral, who claimed all these bloods as his
own, and woe willing and ready to pry a tribute to
the English Government of 10,0001. annually on
obtaining pomesion of them, and he would gli
ample security.
The House thew resumed, sad the Report was
ordered to be received this day.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
Lord Loa nomossits gave nosier, that on Wed-
nesday next be should move that the House do
adjutant for the Easter_ holidays soul Wedoeedoy
fortnight.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and the House adjmnrued at Tax s'CLocs.
LIST OP mit • sfINORIT7
Fee rolseise 16,0001. from the Ilatimaie Ate htesseseers for
the Offices of tie Seeretery of Mate for 11112 -.April 1.

Barrett, S. M. Jaws, W. Palmer, T.
Brown, H. G. Larbotetoo, Dr. Rebarta, A.
Bright, H. Mattis, J. Roberta, Col.
Calvert, N. Maul*, Hoe. W. Robiasoa, Si, G.
Caboose, NR. Moat*, J. B. /cult►, W.
Hobbotsae, J. C. Maori, P. Whitbread, S. C.
Haase, Jos.