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London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

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the passing a bill of this importance, before the public
had time to become acquainted with Its contents.
Mr 'IIEI2N CY thought it was unfair to press this MCA-
anre till it as as known what would be the tesult of the
negocialions he•ween Russia and Turkey.
Lord LONDONI)ERItY said the doctrine of the rielit
bon. gent. u cut to intimd this measure for an indefinite
time. As [wrote the event to which the tight hon. gent.
hail alluded was decided, some other event might arise oat
vs Melt the 1 iglit hoe. ;;viii. would wish further delay.
Mr. MARRYATT said, lie coos" 'red 'red the delay as
unnecessary. 'llie facts of the case Were known to every
one. Ile had linti.elf had letters directing loin to enter
dis.etit or not, as lie tlicright proper. lie should not enter
a :Miele dissent ; us lie considered it the interest of the
holders of Fi. e per Cents. to accept the eller of govern-
ment, u person disienting would have but lidn., whilst
those who accept' d the tiler of Government would have
what was worth considerably mere.
After a hew words limn Mr.;;Elt NAL. the committee
divided—For the amendment, fti—For the original I esti.
lotion, 143.
Mr. ELLICE asked, if the dissent must lie in the pre-
cise form issued by the Batik?
Mr. LUSIIINGTON said, it would be sufficient if the
dissent was the saute in substance.
Dr. LUSIIING*II)N thought a form of dissent should
be introduced into the hill.
t/eon the clause• providing f)r payitt„; off the dissentients
in the order, and according to the dale fit their dissents,
a conversation of smite length took place. The clause
was ultimately adopted.
The bill went through the comtuittee, and the report
ordered to be a revived.
Oa the motion of NIT.. lithe', a return as as ordered of the
number of couidsy hank-notes stamped front the lUtti of
October, 182), to the 16;11 of October.
On the motion of Dr. Lusliiiiiint, there was ordered to he
laid before the Otiose all account of all SIIIIIN tlf money ad.
v:uu•rd by This country, a twitter by luau or sitteddy. to foreign
!toners, from the year 1792 to the present year, distinguish-
h,g the amount to Vill'h state, and the amount in each scar.
Also all account of all sums of mimes becoming, due to this
°entry from foreign states in em li year ti iiiii 1192 to the
present time, u till tile autumn paid on such accounts in each
year.
Out the motion of Lord Stanley, leave was givcn to bring .
in a hill to prevent fraud, by creditors gruntiiii secret war-
rants of attorney to confess judgment,
On the motion of Sir G. 11111, there was ordered to he laid
before the noose an account of the quantity of hotter ex-
ported from Ireland to foreign countries, from dirnuary,
1811, to Jattuni y. 1122 ; also the quantity of butter imported
tutu Great Britain nod Ireland from foreign countries in
the saute time, distinguishing the quantity nuported from
11,11 out.
Or the motion that the other orders of Oe day be disposed
of, a conversation took place bet neett Mr. Demean, the
Sol.ritor Gent rat, and Sir. Birch, fill the land tax commis-
sirtiters' names bull, a. it al-reeled iii ton it of Notting!' on.
Toe radii:titer e-t incites were postponed tOlondav neck.
Sir K. 11 11. SON .::,,use notice, that an lm. frtend of hi,
ve,tuM oppose some to the clauses of the nomad mutiny bill,
the -econd reading of which ens hilted for Nlonday.
The other orters at the day were disposed of, and the
'louse adjourned at a quarter past wie o'clock tiil Muladay.