The National Register.
London, England, 1821-06-24 00:00:00

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such, but he aas an admirer of those who created a
n. stem of urdct out of a ,vnteto of abuse. If the barrier
of public law was broLcil down, and principles subver-
sive of national iiidependenee professed by powerful
confederacies like that id Lay bach. The truth was writ-
ten in indellible characters, in the division and fate of
Poland. It aas then, the duty of England, which had so
long experienced the union of freedom with monarchial
institutions, to interfere on thls occasion, and show to
the world bow nitwit of national happiness and security
would be lost in r ither extreme; disapproving etinally of
the tyrannical dictatorship of the allied emperors, nu in-
cousistrut independence, as the escesers of
national license. (Ilear.)
Ms. S. IVOItTI.F. y said a few %mils in reply; but they
very inaudible iu she gallery.
Si.aogers at re tin ord. iNI to withdraw; and the housn
divided—for Mr. Wiiiiley's motion, 59—against it, 113—
lu 54.
(In our re-admission into the gallery we found Mr. Ald.
WOol) charging the commissioners of woods and forests
wish inipiovidetire 111 Chris rotitnicts and with gross favour-
iii in. 'I his he nail was clearly exhibited in the lease which
hail been granted lo Mr. Petulant for opening slate quarries
common. Ile concluded by movin7 for the
of a conunii tee to ea amine into the %object.
After :1811011 debate the Moose di; idcit—Eur the motion,
19 —Agaiii4 it, 90 Majority, 71.
On olio esailiiiiiadfin 1..10 gallery we found Mr. DI C•
I NSON 011 Ilia legs, moving for the discharge of the order
biro fop) of the report of the visiting magistrates of Itches-
ter Knot Is, the S.,1011:.
. .

Mr. Ald. WoOD listed that the house mould not rescind
its im 0 order without leiter reasons than than those stated
by the hon. gent. (Mr. Dickinson.)
Mr. IIOIII.IOUSE remarked upon the zeal milt %which
nll font ion:lnes were defended in the house, from the keeper
of the K down to the keeper of a gaol.
'lite house then divided—fur the motion, 6 —Against it,
40—► Majority, 43
Ale. It. Al ARTIN moved for leave to hting in his Dill;
but withdrew it, nt the suggestion of Air. Baukes.
Mr., CM:I.:VEY wished to know on what day it was
intended to wove the first reading of the Duke of Clarence's
grant hill.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said early
in the ensuing week, perhaps Tuesday or Thursday.
Sir R. FERGUSON wished to ask whether in the preps•
rations fur the coronation, it was intended to stop up the
passage to the two houses of parliament. He had nearly
fallen over the hoards which narrowed the way, as he came
to the house. He saw nothing to he gaiued by so absurd
nod expensive a pngeam.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUF.R said he
behoved that this was the first time that the coronation of a
sovereign had been spoken of in that Immoe in the manner in
deli it bad now beeu by the lion. and gallant general.
Sir R. IERGUSON explained, that he had Is full Ix re-
gard for the kingly dignity as the right hon. gent. but he
still thought the preparal int, fur this pageant ought not to be
suffered to block up the avenues to both Houses of Par-
liament. (Hear.)
The other orders of the day were then disposed of, and
the house adjourtied.

FRIDAY, JUNE 22
Mr. CIIETIVN.NDE moved, that the Information,
Transw;ssion, and the Summary Proceedings bills be read
a third time this day three months; he proposed such de-
lay becau,e he uished the bills to be dully considered in
the country.
'f tie Husbandry Horse Duty Repeal bill was reported,
and the report mitered to be taken into fuldier considera-
tion on toestlay.
The rt port of the Scotch Malt bill was received and
agreed to, and the bill ordered to be read a third time to-
sacr..row.

Elie report of the Scotch Distillery Draw-back Malt
Lill was received and agreed to.
"r. CIaIEVEY pi esented a petition from Charles
M tddos, teeently sentenced for a conspiracy to return a
member for Birmingham, complaining that the court
would not hear him :teem ding to law, tin ongli the inedinm
of a friend; and that although his offence was admitted
by the rout( to he less than that of the other defendants,
be reei Iv( d a heavier ponisliment lit-cause lie mould nut
express the contrition lie did not feel.—Petition lead, and
dertd to be printed.
The report of the torn Averages bill was received and
■greed to, and the hill ordered to he read a thiid time on
Monday.

N A\s AND MEANS.—The house went into a committee
of W.r.s and Means.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER movril a
series ot resolutions lot the appropriation ot the
fond tun arils the ways 'and means of the year, and tc•
grants to nicer the expense or such loan from the sink ir.g
fund.

Mr, ELLWE said, that he I.Bd great objection; to the
deficiencies being made to tall on the sinking fund.
Mr. MAISLIILY said, that this fund consisted of no-
thing but fallacies. lie considered that what the Chan-
cellor or the Exchequer was doing, was no better thou a
quibble; and he hoped that a committee would be here-
atter appointed on the subject of this fund, that, if it were
continued, it should be placed on something like a national
footing.

Mr. P. GRENFLLL was favourable to a sinking find.
It was calculated to be most useful ; but he wanted to get
rut of the delusive parts of it ; the bcoks talked of a sink-
ing fund 417,001),(70CA. and yet they could only kind about
4,90ty1u01.

all: CALCRAFT said, if the sinking fond were dis-
sected, it would found it had amounted to 4,000,0001.
Deduct from that sum the debt due to the East India
Company of 1,40U,0001. and the lost Agricultural Hot,c
tax, 500,0001.—50 that in reality it amounted to only
2,100,0001.

Ni. RICARDO agreed with what had fallen from the
hon. member who last spoke; and lie thought that sonic
peat 'that ought to he made to get rid of the debt alto-
get hi r. For this purpose he thought that a real sinking
fund might be useful, but there must be a change in it.
1(i-solution agreed to. RPI,OI t to-morrow.
Col. DAVIE:S moved the second reading of the Clover
Seed bill ; but aft( ruin& said, as the sense of the house
was against the bill, he should withdraw 'it for the pre-
sent ; its principle, however, was gout!.
lit vti CetIRTS.—On the motion of Mr. S. RICE, the
itself into a committee on the with report of
the c ))))) missioners appointed to examine into the courts
of jitstite—that legion regarded Irelaad. Mr. R. knew