The National Register.
London, England, 1822-04-01 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTEIt

Mr. GOULIIOURN said, he certainly had received such
informationottid the (.;everritnent had ordered enquisy un
the cut eCI.
The fill was then read a second time and committed for
31 )))))
The I louse went into s committee on the Receiver Gene.
rant 11111.
Mr. 11011110 USE nhjeeted to the MI, 1111 going to super-
sede the power of the local commissioners of hind tax.
The Bull rater some furthereouvetwation, went through the
ers mittee.—Report reeetved, owl mitered to be token into
further eet&der;stioit ou the Igt
Tile other orders wire disposed of, and the !louse ad-
join ned at eleven o'clock.
'lit In 4 Y, MARCH 29. _ .

Ahlerman W 001.) move"' bit 'elitism. of the number of
erre. in cultivation for the growing ut hops, in 1521.
Cliteii fl.
Alr. MAXWELL preaented a petition from T. Johnson,
the ineenter of a new Sex Chart, prating ter such support
as the niel it of the inventimi si,uuiil warrant ; hut as it
hail not the ape, ohation of government, it was withdratut.
Mr. C.NI.VERT postponed till silo/ next, his motion
for a bill lir reguiate the sale of bread in London, and
within the hills of ttttt itality.
Alr. CHET. WYND moved the aecond reading of the
ancient laws consolidation bill. Ile said lie wished the
bill in be printed, and then to have an opportunity of be-
ing considered throngliont the country; and lie proposed
that it rhould be committed after the holitl.iya to a select
committee. Ile begged to state that he had not int to-
deceit ally thing into the bill that was lint In be fantail in
the old laws. Read a bucond lime, and referted to a
select committee.
Sir It. WILSON moved for a cope of the instructiona
of the Board of Excise 10 hicir ',hirers. 'a:castling the
seisiire of roasted grain or other materials fur " breakfast
pots he r."—Os dered.
Mr. A BERCRONIBY asked whether it wax likely that
any thing would be done respecting the Chief Baton,
Leland, for it was desirable to relieve tit it law office's,
and the pnblir, limn their unpleasant :ablation.
Alr. I presented a petition from the
I)cau and Faculties of Edinburgh against tiny change of
the nut of 1718, retarding the Site, ills in Sri gland being
within their jurisdictions. The parties had heard that,
•iesti ad of a tempo' ary, residence, it was intended to en-
force a permanent residence; and th it they emitendeo
would lie attended with vii giseat inconvenience.
The petition was rr.id, It was again': ally change in
the law respecting the pesidenceof slier ilia.
Mr. KENNEDY was against the point of residence
being left between the uoveentneut and the sties ills.
Mr. H. I/RUMMOND moved that the petition be
in hoed.— Agreed to.
Mr CANNING gave notice: that on the 30th of April
he should move for leave In hl hig in a hill t ) enable Car
tholic Peers to exercise their privileges in Parliament.—
He bad given notice that lie wimill ponsne such case vs hen
the late Catholic bill failed. He wished to call the par-
ticular attention of the Attorney General for
He begged to add, that he gave this imbue without having
had ally con 11111 l Mershon will' the Catholic Peers.
Air. PM:NKr:IT said he was again hit rusted with the.
C4lllOlll. PCIIIIUI), which lie sown present; but
but bitchier lie should Mier,: Caw,'" il the claims this see-
aiou lie con id /ICI now state. lie was rather against the
flotation brine !prong:lt ferward this session; but tt would
be premium:no:es iii him to state tdatincity without having
eodechal the .einitnents of all those who were interested
in its fate. Whew:ter it was lornsiglii for ward, lie alsoull
still be lomat the "mallet ahle iiicird of the Roman Catlin-
loss ; and he was glad to hear the millet) that had liven
gist is, as the Catholic Peers were the last who had bleu
der:lived of their dignities.
Mr. CANNING said, rifler what had passed, lie should
certainly peusesere in his minion. lir the object were
attained, it would be a great acquisition ; and it would
promote the other portions of the great question.
Sir 3. NEwpoicr thott4m that the preaesit stale of
Ireland was all arg ttttt ent hi favour of the Catholic claims
toeing considered ; lie considered the disturbed state of
Ireland was all argument in favour of urging forward the
question, for in his opinion, on its friounph depended the
peace and tranquillity of that country.
The convertati tttt thin tel
Sir J. NEWPORT presented the report of the Records
Committer, as well as that of the recognisancea.—Or.
tiered to be whited.
Lord J. RUSSELL moved for retains of newspaper
assionis issued in 1801 and 1821, distitiguishine those for
the Provincial (tutu the London papers.—Ordered.
Air. HUME moved fur taboos ICIIIIII3 of Charges d'.ll-
- hr.—Ordered.
Mr. CHOKER blusight in the Admiralty Quorum Bill.
—Read a bast and mecum' time, slid Uldered to be com-
mitted.
Mr. G. BENNET moved for returns of the in-mince
and application ut the 41 per cent. Barbadoes duties.—
Orilei ed.
The Five per Cents. Ireland Bill Report was presented
and agreed so, and the Bill was eventually read a third
time and passed.
The loose went into a committee of supply.
Mr, ARBUTHNOT brought fin ward the usiscellaneons
estimates for the C 1111 l missasiat Department. There were
couitiderable reductions. 'The grant fur forage was
101,00 W.; and these were many savings in this class,
°a hig to these being fewer troop., and the wire of pm-
visions ',Mug reduced. The half-pay was 45,0001. ; last
year it was 43,0001. This increase ant owing to the pro.
motions that took place at the coronation. There was
alto a 1.111)1111111diliell to widows' pensions, owing to recent
gulations, and many deaths in milicalthy climates.—
lie should be ready to give every explanation. As to the
storekeepers being placed under the ordnance depart-
ment, which ass stsueigly pleased au I • last year, they
were about to be placed finder such department. It was
nut at:toady done, but every •rrairgessieut was made fur
the transfer. The storekeepers' ILlCl,4ltineitt, however,
had been et:minion:ally conducted. lie concluded with
Fuming that :.4„:1,) U. )1. be wanted for the service of the
Commissariat 1/epaitinent.
Mr. HUME was gratified with these explanations, and
wltli reductions, the estimates of last year weir at/Lubin.
After some blithe. remarks, the C6lllllilieb were agreed
to.
Several other items were agreed to. On that of 58.0001.
for bisildiega, repairs, Ste,
Mr. RENNET said it mi.flit to 1:e postponed till petal-
enlist-% could be given. He took OCC46iOII to condemn the
, ltegeucy Park harlacka a. Licket.ti.e w poi of of situation.


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lie also heard that they were damp ; and that owe of the
yards was sometimes under water. The barracks at
Manchester lie thought were unuccessary. The alarm
was over.
The vote was ultimately agreed to.
Oti the. resoluti tttt fur 121,0001. for the barrack depart.
mem,
Mr. HU E pruposeil a reduction of 10,0001. which was,
afire same rouser-wino. agreed 10, without a division.
Too CHAN C 11.1.012 of the I%V:III...QUER then moved
a resal.itiou tar 1;2004.001. for Exchequer Bills outstauding
and iinprovid...l for.
Mr. Alt DO asked if this sum wns intended to pay
off the at rears of last year as well MY the d ticiency of the
present
The CIIANCIII.I.OIt of the FILCH EQU Ell said it
wonl,l.
'rile vote wns then agreed to-114,a101. for the Peniten.
tiary Moose, ilthauk.-11,0001. far pu.ilic builditLs.
111 r. BENN ET was desi..ius of knowing 11111 V much gas
appropriated to the ddlereot items on this account. llr
ww• sun•ntg•l other items ig,,s" of sentry boxes, Marshalwa,
King's Bench, and ottit ial building.. Now he umlen,t,,ej
that a pot lion of Ibis SUM wns tar the !Marshal's hau-e,
which repair...llv law, the M wns 1101111 d 11/ pay himself.
Mr. A !mum NOT .a,d, he was rot able to say how
much Cie of this Louse had cost, but he %swill
corvine.
Mr. HUME hoped that enquiry would he made into this
item 02 expenditure, and that toe :Marshal would he in ale so
rerun! not mils. for the prraent, but fir the last seven years.
Dr. I.USI I I SGION complained that the Marshal was nut
resident in the gaol.
Mr. IU hoped residence would be enforced.
Mr. PEEL said it would lie eau ced as soot' as the house
was lit for his reception. Belpre the (qirt all'. brou-ght up
lie would inform himself the MIMI expended on the residence
of the Ma rshal. and the House could art as it thought fit.
Mr. All. 11 001) thought the vote should be iimtponed
till infarmation on the .übject am before the Committer,
and hr ninthd move that that it be postponed.
'flie gallery was then clears d. Fur the postponement, In
—rar tie ,'lS—Majority for the vole, 42.
Several other resolotions a ere agreed to. The Howe
resumed, and Die report was tinkled to be received 1111
Tuesday. Thr other Orders were disposed of, and the
!louse adjourned at a late hour.