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a full account to the Hon. Member for Aberdeen, when he
should makes motion to the House.
Mr. CROKER said, that the College had been greatly re-
duced, as there hail not been means to procure employment far
those educated there.
£104,284 16s. 4d. for the payment of the Wages of the
Keepers of the Ships in Ordinary.,
.1:53,233 rot victualling the Ships in Ordinary.
£933,424 for the Navy lialf-pityi
£137,f;35 for the Navy Superatinuations.
Mr. HUME asked why inefficient Ctrgymen received
pension?
Mr. Clt()K ER said, 'that the case of the Clergyman, stated
last year, had been Pity inyestigtitcally order of the Lords of
the ,Admiralty, and 1)0' been
,proited to be deserving of the
pension granted to him.
The following Resolutions were then agreed to :
£1,500 for Bounties to Chaplains lot the year 1823.
.C 7,000 to defray the expencet of the Compassionate List.
.ClOOOOO to make good the deficiencies of the funds of the
Charity fOr the relief-cif the. Widows of Naval Commissioned
and Warratit-Offieers.
£300,000 tictinike good deficiencies of the funds for paying
the Ont-Vensionets of Greenwich Hospital.
£170,149'x, od. for Miscellaneous Services.
£124,00 for Improvements in the Dock Yards.
th,11,20,000 for Building IShipsOf War its the East Indies.
Sir J. YORKE ,wished to know when the basin at Sheerness
would be completed ? , '
Sir B. MARTIN (as we'understood him) said in September
next. .
1:203,000,for the,. Ptirchase of Provisions for Troops in Gar-
risons and on Foreiltn Stations.
The 'ionic then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be
received on Monday next.
NATIONAL. DEBT REDUCTION BILL.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
third reading of this Bill.
Mr. G. BENNE'r wished that the Right lion. Gentleman
would not at' that late hour press the 'third reading of the Bill,
as he (Mr. Bennet) wished that it should he fully discussed.--
lie intended to oppose the Hill ; and if the motion were pressed
he should feel it his ditty to divide the House.
'After some disatiiiiOn, tn which the Chancellor of the Excite-
mier, Mr. iluskisson, Bennet; Mr. Hume, and Lord A.
Hamilton took Part, the third reading of the Bill was postponed
to Monday week.
WAYS A ND MEANS.,
The House having resolved itself into a COmenittee of Ways
and Means, the following items were, upon the motion :of the
Crux cci.t.on of the. EXcitugianli, voted"to. be part of the
Ways and Means. of the 'ensuing year
£59,192 Ifis. 6ia. being the amount of stuns granted in for-
nler years for malting goodthe deticieney of the Irish Consoli-
dated Fund, and for the maintenance of-the Poor Clergy of
Scotland. . ' •
£169,047 17s. lOid. the balance of the. Ways and Means of
former years unapplied. .
£3,800,000, the Sums receivable in 1823 from the Commis.
',shiners of Naval and Military PensiOns, under an Act of the
.ast Session of Parliament.

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All stuns which may he pan into the Exchequer in the year
1023, on account of Exchequer WM issued for. Public Works
and Fisheries.
The amount 9f the balances of unclaimed Dividends and
Lottery Prizes remaining in the hands of the Bank of England.
1;11,700,000, the',estimated ,amonnt of the unappropriated
produce of the Consolidated Fund' in the year ending Atit of
A1)61,1024.
Phe House then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be
brought up on Monday.
IRISH. MUTINY
.RILL.
On the motion of Mr. GonutuAN this Eill was read a third
time ana'paised.
MARINE MUTINY BILL._

Sir a. CIXRIC: brnught up the Report of this, Bill, which
was recommitted, and the Report ordered to bobrought up on
Illotulay. , ,
Mr. lIIISKISSON brought In the 3lerchant Ships Appren-
tice Bill, Which was Iliad a first,time, stud ordered to be read a
second timer on Monday next. ,
EAST INDIA SUGAR.
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Mr. GOLTIAIIJRN brought up. the Estimates of the Incor-
porated Societies of I/übilit.—lsiid on the table.
On the motion of Mr. S. RicE, a return was ordered of the
number of persons tried in. Ireland during the last seven years,
at Special Commissions, Assizes, and Quarter Sessions ; tbs.
tinguislimg the numbers in each caunty,city,s&e. and the num-
berg acquitted and convicted. -
The house adjourned at.half-past Eleven o'Clock.