The National Register.
London, England, 1817-02-17 00:00:00

B.IVINf; BASKS.

Mr. Rost, hrow:ht iu a 1i:11 for the better protection of
Saving Winks. It was read* first time, und, on the question
that it be read it second tittle to-morrow,
Mr. Co. stated, it was peetisely the same as that which
VAS cote, tnined lest Session. The Right Hon. flentleman
then entered into the objections that had been made to this
measure, and also into the great advantages it would produce
to the morals and general. condition of the poorer classe.s uu
the comi iiiii tity ; and then stated, that the to a poit:ts on which
a ditTerence of opinion prevailed last Se,sien were, Ist. The
mode of depositing the money in these funds ; anal, idly, Whe
titer 0 person who hail placed a certain sum in one of those
hanks should still be deemed a fit object fur parochial assist-
afire. He was unwilling to leave out these douses in the first
instance; but that they might be usefully discussed when the
Bill should go into a Committee.
sir Juan Nsmicoa-r said, that it was his intention to pro
pose that Ireland should be included in the present Bill, hut
that a separate Bill should be brought in a pplieable to that
country; and he accordingly rave notice, that to-morrow he
should atske a tuotion to that e:leet.

Mr. Rose explained.
Mr. CALCHAFT, thollgh ite w•onld not nplusse the Bill in
its present stagn, WOlllll, on the second 'squints. object to the
clause respectin4 peepers having motley in the,e

Lord Mihrosi-iii.ade'a similar Oirjection to this clause.
The Rill was thei ordered to be read a second time to-
morrow sennight.
Notices. proceedings, and motions were th,,n. entered, fie.
respecting State Lotteries, by Mr. Lyttletou;—number of
Bank Notes issued last sear, by Lord Archibald Hamilton;—
Irish Grand Jury Presentments, by Mr. Ponsonhy;--Onan-
tity of Cotton Yarn imported within the last ten years, by
Oswald Mosel,' ;.—and, an account of the ammult of all sums
of money.received by the offices of the Court of Chancery
in England, for copies of the swoecedings of the said Court,
for the last five year-, coding .lan. l, 1817; and ai5U for a
like return in Ireland, by Sir J. Newport.
REVENUE.
Mr. SAYILLE moved for a detailed return of the produce
of the several ditties fur the last three years, collected by the
ConnWssioner; of Assessed Taxes. It was stated that the
rrass sum %Vit4 ahem 0,000,0001 hot he wished for a return
specifying the parti..mlar items. Ordered.
Mr. CA Lcit tiT moved for au account or the gross and net
produce of 1;a. :alt-tinties for the last year; and also for au
a^rl,lllll Of the irtawity of foreign salt imported, and the draw•
back thereon. Ordered.

RLT it Es CHNIENT.
::ninonTtlr. L gave notion of a lootien, for Tuesday, the
2". th of this ntiinth, respecting the regulation of the ottice of
I'a)mastet of the Forces. Hu also moved for art seCount of
all missions and consulships of his Majesty. now existing, to
foreign courts or countries, together with the names and
dates of the a pponaments, the amount of the salaries, whether
She sppoitittes held or held any rank in the army, w hat other
()thee or offices they held under the Crown, and whether
their salaries were discontinued when they were absent from.
the tiet7ies of their °dices. He moved also for the different
siccirmts of such missions and consulships of his Majesty to
foreign courts, in 1;92, 1;99, and in trail. Ordered.
Lord Micros moved for a list °fall persons connected with
the nee:- and dock-yards whose salaries varied in time of
-.peace and war, distinguishing those persons whose salaries
were increased on the occasion of the expedition to Algiers,
and the date of their reduction to the peace establishment.
(Hear, hear.) 01 Jered.