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aegoeialian which hail now unfortunately fermi.
uateil. Whether tlfL would eau Waco, upon isit-
(awner n. iZtal Gentleman
awoke% au raw • 'sane 4.1. • that it was
impossible whom ia the gallery his exact expires.
sr esmsegli us infer with accuracy what yu4r.
aseant.l—lt was passible. hardy pamible. that
among the many other peculiarities a this
Mussing caw.. the Novae usight .ultimately think
the blast lay in another qmorter. Ile shoal(' at
present forlwar from making any other!gmertratimm
touching this eery 'mistral •
The paper, were then ordered tat lie on the
I .11111

ICAsTLEtticAom thee moved. Thot the
pricers be printed."--Ordered.
Ilia Lordship tt►tct moved the postpenentent of
the &brie 'Puha* Mojeoty'i Message to Wrdurstioy
next. Which Win pi►.ctooted orvordsogly.
,CRIMINAL LAWS.
Sir I•lrea AlicitoTesot then postpone', the tie-
coati feedings of bee [idle for the ornetidnaritt of the
Critutool Loos, *Mich 'tool for WeldorWay, instil
Mooday oral.

ALIEN BILL.
Lord CA*Liftman also postponed, with the
same day, the seemed reading of the Alien Bill.

WAYS ABD WEANS.—.THE BUDGET.
0,, the motion of the Cuanciet.ron If the Ex-
coLo unit, the House resolved itself irito a Coui.
mitiee of Ways sod Means.
The CH A vicru.ta. of the Excfirouge thew rose,
end proceeded to enter upon the details of his
Budget; but the noise in the House from the pew.
ilea soil repsssitig of Members was so greet, dun for
the ten mositriev the Hi.tht Hat. Gentleman coati.
used to speak, 'HA • wind he uttered was audible
in the gallery.

Mr.—CMSI4I7IA mid, that really the disorder
winch prevailed tu the House was so great that not
one word which had fallen from the Right lion.
Gentleman had as yet reached his ear. Under botch
circumatatices he would recommend that the further
proceeding in the Committee be postponed until
totter could be restored.

Lord CASTLEREAGH IHNI the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHEQUER rose at the same tnoinent„ scd
Mr. Rumour (the Chairman of the Committer)
appealed to the House, whether be had not used
every effort to restore order in the Committee.—
(I-keel—He saw, however, no better course for the
Committee to take at present than to Upset pro-
gress, sod ask kare to sit again.—(Hear.)
The House immediately resumed, and the
SPEAKER re-established order.
BERWICK ELECTION.
This opportunity was taken by Mr. Ley to pre.
lent the reduced list of the isanos a Members ap-
pointed by ballot for the Committer on the Berwick.
upon-Tweed Election Petition. The following are
the Members of the Committee
Lore Houma I H.

.. Langston
J. Mansfield
Joie Bearit
Hun. F. Calthorpe
R. S. Carr w
J. Wpm, Griffith
Lord Lowther.

Jolts Gladatose
Wat.fitewart (4,9(Tieoute)
Lord Clittutt
W. Ruben.
Hun. W. J. F. Pawlett
Juke Wharton
Loin Booing I
The Committee were then ordered in the usual
manner to enter upon the cottattletwlion of the
petition.

On the motion of the Cuatickt.i.ottof the Ex-
CltertU Elt the House then egaiu resolved itself tutu
a Committee of Ways and Means.
The CHAIIEiLLott of the EictiEQUER then re-
sumed his details of the Budget, and hoped he
would he more fortunate in receiving the indul-
gent otteroion of the Committee. lle commenced
by stating, that hr would, according to the usual
practice, recapitulate the'Ways mod Mewls of the
last year, and compare them with the prtseut, that
the Committee might have both under their view at
she same time. They would, by his taking this
course, see how (Cr Ihe r mots of 14.4 Session met the
public service to which they were applied, and what
excess or aliminotiou had occurred in the details of
she Ways 11044 Means fur the passed year. After
• having made the preliminary statements to winch he
alluded, he would thou revert to such parts of
them am might be supposed to require mole parti-
cular detail and explanation. Filet, then. with
• tespect to the greens of last year 1819 there
hail been voted for the army 8,782,4701.; the
estimate for the army its the preseut year was
9,4it,0001. sheering an increase for Iftits, which
did not arise f any desire on the part of his
• Majesty's Nlitiimitera to keep up ems augmented mi-
litary establishment, to be prepared for soy future
coolingency, hut, in fact, in conserivence of the
internal slate of sonic districts of the coutitry, which
required this military force (or the protection of
the public peeve. he the navy, last year, the
swot grouted amounted to 6,436.781/. ; fur dos
year the estimate was' C. 586,700/., making sit in-
crease which was celled tor by the more extruded
arrangements of that brooch of the public service
• for the protection of Are revenue oar the coast,
The Ordnance expetwe last year was 1,191.000/. ;
the estimate fur the present year wa5.1404.6001.
The miscellaneous tXpeisottl for the 1111,4 year were
9,078,1971.; for the present toe miscellarreoiss
• estimates were 4.100.004.--making a total fit the
lost year of 18.488,4.1tti., and sti Nomura of rata-
' mates for the 'moral of 19,313.3001. Last year
1,570,000 L was grained to pay interest on Exche-
quer Bills; this. year, for the mime purpose. the
estimate was 4.000,110111. Last year 430,0001. was
granted as a sinking loud ors these Exchequer Bilkaud this year the estimate wes 410,0001. Tll4_
total Kra.-t0 for the gnu -nil service. of last year
Oleo stood their. t 0.4148,4481.; thr eblitualeo for
the present c 20.723,300/. Lot year the redaction
of unfunded debt was 10408,0001. ; the estimated
SCllOi-tiou for the present year was 9,000,000/. The
whole amount then of the grams, &c. tor the last
year was 30.988,4481.; for the present the oldie
mates were 29,783.30e1.—shervisi an nacre-me for
1810 4.1 upward' of 1,q00,000/. lie Right Hon.
Geolleniati then alluded to the operations in thrum-
'ivy market last year, and their erect on the getwral
slate of the country. He pointed out the is4luence
winch the resumption of cash payutents had upon
the rummy treneactions of the year. In the course of
the last year 5.000.0004 had been repaid tothr Bank,
and acting wide- the recoututeudetrolauf die Cum-
,.tutree,
.which had considered the whole subject,
.was iuteuded to te,pey sits additional sum of
~6,001).Q00f. toe he Baistriuthe present year. From
whet he had stated; it would be seen that the; ecie
•,assit; .4 ••-il so•
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