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London, England, 1822-06-13 00:00:00

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should be alloyed thli Si is lisej w i 4 40ile Um the
Wets*
year 1797, rotes to Mt,. le ee'lt it of the
revelry; bet what heelimrythi Oath tbrit tblaiik dead ought ci
be lowered, ihr mann"? expected it fives dialliaur HMI woo.,
bad been one Ilse must some Is tie Mot Miehlad brot.e.e
on the callosity they
seen then discomami., AI. w•ulo be
supposed froth the arguments of the Wight Ifsisooralite
Si eretary, that this was the brat time the; i+d lever,
eci with. tbs cereeney { they bad been Oiling soothing elm;
silks the yiar 1797. He +sell Usk• mOd made a gut-
Nell worst'' Ina. and who afteineardo pool she isolate
ivedsive with Us. and les. on she pored, tic would sell theelytt
woe that Heise, with the coneorresice of the other liouseof ,
Parliament. If they ware 10 loult to Hie ensinbly of sled
...es or she 371 b of the bete King, they would find it steleit
:{ben, that the then Chancellor of she Exchequer lint mated
Jo the King in council that hoarding had taken elate, awl
{list in a abort lime there woo/c1 not he auffirimit Janney in
tie country for the public, and this was considered at th-I
*me a soffirieist ground fur the passing of the Act, 144,
*told say, then, that they ought now to do ail that one
Vby the miou of his Hon. Fr.end, the Mein's Sur
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to itleire whether the standard might ant 6c reilemitl.
The Right Honourable 3•eretiery appeared to be.elestroese
lirtaiing issue with his FlonoUrable Emend iv Oslo Mpg.ik paid that lee voids} eet,,,,under amp Clretliqwertritre
dlihht in moth a' proposltloisi Ana of he belimesl the masts
Mein of his FlonoureAsin Fr teed, be iroolci cortientithe itritiii
11114Rris bas thee; Ifitlft hr. did not belt. et. the troth Ja: thy
fietnebt, *Me h he (*r: flrougham) cooteedesl be (the
I on arable Secretory) had confirmed by the detail* he
&high
• ' ' into. The loci rare its the revenue mos sot a
sir 'inesplaiet; hot wiles he coroplsisrel pf tras. that
istillions of revenue it she present slarsoined 11111/ *life
11. W millions when the starched was dcpreetakedi, The fill-
ift.tie in the Excise be did lot reside/ a, prpoCof the
gillnlshicis state of the cowitry, alitiongtsi ,sitight Are so
lc , hi' the caelatidn of I Chancellor , the. Igaelin.
goer : it was not a solemn, systiqi ,pf . prosper'''.
It Was Imppjlettfle the agriculturist coplid lariat hip pro.
.4164 to libiket Übe's hedtti not get • lbc price of the vs
peose,pf growieg it, the price of porodocit must rive or 1t...
odOitiMatflioliiiii Wind throw a pnetins prtheir 'mid out 01
jmililiaJtiA ''Vfas not this a situil4oopf pain yid difficahyr
fit Om strirolturist to have his egetEwen doubjed while liiir
We.. irete the same as in 1792 ? 111 Was pima, the name
, to him whether the bilance of pr.ilit..wrp against shim by Illliie.
1 iteitositidni Or by the sugmentstioi„in.ilie..islite of of I
• coulrer. A. to what the Right of r4bly Gentleman
had a ',allied with Milieu to 1114. atel, be dented it,
• ad' miner of fart. There eras sot shaftLig hersospinsou to
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Ibe made between the sofferings of the Agricohnial elasiges
,here and on the Continent. As to the argument of the dia.,
tress not being general, lei"declinid to reply to it. it
was quite pea from from whig,, bad taken place, that thc
few exceptions •114'.1U. 00am, routines were not eueeth
to form I sirelkieht tit!! exemption. As to the irgprottect
tlre
condition of the lelru. ,la that respect also he must differ
from the Right Hod. Gentleman. The labeitier• were suf-
fering to that degree wbieb In some rases had retitled breacbee
of the piare, In others they ware reduced to the lowest coadt.
ties of existente. He appealed to the Gentlemen of
Norfolk and Suffolk for the tspili of .bat •he averred.
The ease of Ireland was 100 melancholy for reference.. Dal
urged the motion fur inquiry. Wiwi ought tp be clone he
could not say.-.(Hear, bear, from the Mieisterial Menehes.)
—Why surely the Noble Lord did noteiseeet him so entirely
to invert tie order ofthinei--the NublitLord did not take him
to be so vile a togiriso as to assume the whole of .het for
which be was praying. It was because he did out see hie
way, it was because he did not know the prop. r remedy for
• disorder so complicated that he wished to have inquiry.
One great reason for his demanding it was the reception
which had been gleeo to • wise and most coropmbessiee
speech from an Honourable and Learned Fi Mod of hie,
he had elbibited every view of the question with eggs
male skill, but yet was not listened to. He was
. pow 1 fird sad ashamed at the treatment of that speech. Geo.
Hessen comedown not by dozens or scum, but by laundrwle—
not to !sates but to vole—not to discuss bat decide—whirs'
one attempt to answer that which was, to be sum, no.
answerable.—(" Question !")—He complimented theHouseesp
the p slit-tit, philosophic, patriotic attention to that stilijecc
which kept all England i• Ineathless expectation vo Om
imp.. He concluded by supporting the motion
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY bricßy opposed the
motion. The Hosoilbahle Gentlest's, himself was nut
clear at to the coyest he wished to have taken. After the
pates and difficulties which it , had cost the country. NO
aithought it would be most instidviastile to depart again r..os
the smoilard to which they had returned. He 'anieJ that
the Parliansest had ever recognised the principle of de- l 1
partlog from die ancient standard. He thought it would r
he most objectionable just now, wbee all the tender,.
of price welt towards, im new level of our circomstaoces.
st• thought It the inure ioconibent on the House to stand
their
ir
, because widths the last forty-eight
beers, to a neighbouring county. the people had beets Ili
defied by •o individual cwhose abilities be did not mean to
qoestion) In frame a Petition to tie House, praying that • re.
doctiou of She interest of. the public debt might Immediately
be effected. He concluded by sopportiog the Amendasto,.
Mr. WESTERN briefly replied. •
The House divided—
Fur the Amendment.......... 194
For the original Motion
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Adas‘rosi at is QUARTOI.IPACT TRARR O'CLOCK. "'

Tilt' 111 NG'S LIsPEE.
Yesterday his s 3jesty id
• Levee at his IV
P-
lace in Pall-mall. which was My numerously and
splendidly attended : the -company were setting
down between two and three haws. There were
upwards of 1,000 persons pretest.
A detachment of the royal horie guards roarchod.
to Waterloo-place, psecirdiril by their nuinetiout
band, in their state uniforms.
The King's guard, under the command of CiAo-
nel Mackinnon, preceded by their hood, in thqd.
state uniform', marched into the court yurd of the
Palace, and played alternately *rah that of the

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royal horse guards.
Sir Richard Birnie, the Chief INlagistmte of the
Pollee, was in attendance at the Palece. Town,.
bend . and ,Sayer, the officers, were in the. Palece-
yet& and numerous parties of officers were sta-
tioned at the avenues leading to the P,lace,•ie tf e •
streets, &r:
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Two royst porters appeared at each ,g4ie, with
their splendid long staves, weaving their eaten:Lova
caps.
.Ibeonmhelinen„ porters, gentlemen pertef,
the state and other pages, appeared ,n their cow,
fion owlets's.: The grsud hall was lined by 1, e
yeomen guard. The honourable (-neve of Kt,_
ileineu pensioners were 'tattooed in the ofefee:ii
110,3 . ~ ...• i.,,...., 6.: .. • •
On his [
Majesty leaving his private ainotmert..l.,r.
the state room, Colonel Bouverie, the Field Oehler
in wailing, snide •. report of the effective state of
•the three regiments of foot guarit..
His Koval. Nighties" the Prince of Denmark was
I introduevel to its Majesty, egreroltlY to Coil,'
1 etiquette, in his Mejvstyi clobri, by fits Itoyet
hlighums,the.Deke of I oil:.
Baron Fogel, the Ambassador from the Nether. •
• lends, had aoaudressele of 'the King, to dein,er it: .
letter from his Sovereign. 1
Litateiteht:Colonet Don Frsoci.co de Siiseupat,*
Pre.reittelifbio* siwi°ol. "0"""' . .....044-: ."
, Wrisliingtott..ltvidga Erg. was presente4l4Prikal
41 maim* haoiact‘ . • .•• • . , Atisi:"'"'; '
Monsieur de *raerySirmenteri, the riilW,Xliilgsia
'Atith*idliiel*Migitt weir -prlAde4,... in :five
circle by the Marquis of Lonilu..derry ; and Ls

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