Star.
London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

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a, voungers being lip._ .—....usso to the gallery,
Lord PALM ER4TON was proposing a Resolution for grope.
ing a sum of money for the pay of the troops.
Mr. HUME was deslione dist the amount of the surn're.'
quired for the alio:atm:no services should be deducted from tka
vote which vrtfold IMO only prowl le for the pay of the army...,
To the vote so reduced he would not offer any objection.
Lord PALMERSTON expressed his willingness to ftalthe
the vote in the manner suggested by the lion. Member.
The sum of 2,946,17 W was then voted for the pay of the Army.
Mr. BERN AL asked what course Ministers intended to put-
sue with regard to the Estimates? Did they mean to go on with
the .Army Estimates, or to recur to those of the Navy ?
Lord PALMERSTON thought that as the Army Estimates
had been brought before the House, it would be most covveni-
ent to get through with them. Hr proposed to resume the con-
sideration of the Estimates on Friday.
The Muse resumed, and the Report was ordered to be re-
ceived on Wednesday next.
The Irish Arms Importation Bill was read a third time and
passed, after some conversation, in which Mr. GouLstrax, Mr.
DKNILAN, and the Marquis of CONIIOXDZILRY pattiCipated.
THE LATE CONVICTIONS IN IRELAND.
Dr. LUS II I N6TON said, he had heard it reported, that
amore the number of individuals lately convicted of illegal acts
Ys...at Cork, some were to be immediately executed, and others were
to remain under the sentence of death, upon the understanding
that the sentence would be carried into execution, if other per-
sons, over whose actions they were supposed to have some eon-
" trout; should misconduct themselves. He wished to knosi whe-
.ther ibis was really the ease?
LiOU LB URN could only say, that he had received no
hibilm..titin which would lead himto suppose that the intelligence
• the Honourable and Learned Gmtleman had heard was correct.
Dr. LUSHINGTON expressed the great satisfaction he de-
rived from the reply of the Honourable Secretary. It would,
indeed, be singular, that in a country in which bodily torture
was abolished, a species of Bengal torture should. be inflicted.
RUSSIAN TARIFF.

it. 1M; 111
was dm

Mr. BERNAL said, he bad that day seen a published Paper,
purporting to be an account of the Russian Tariff. He wished
to know whether that account was the copy of an authentic
dncument
The Jlarquis of LONDONDERRY said, he was not prepared
to answer.—The House then adjourned at Half-past Twelve. .
MINORITY . •
OF TOIDTT-MT:Z WHO VWILD roa POSTPOKING ,TIES CLAUS& FOIL 11
NI ING THE !ANC envy. TIM RAZZ OF TDB masa; VOL
TSUI NANAGIITZNT SHOULD Ll KNOWS*
Althorpe, Viscount Grenfell, Pascoe Norrninby, Lord
Blake, Sir F. Hume, Joseph . • Phillips, G.
ilvng, G. G, R.
Bennet, lion. It G. Honywood, W. P. Peirse, H.
Bernal, Ralph Johnson, Colonel Price, R.
Calcraft, John Lamb, Hon. W. Rice, Spring
Cavendish, lion. H. Lockhart, J. I. Robinson, Sir G.
Coffin, Sir Isaac Leycester, Ralph Sykes, Dan.
Calvert, Nicholas Maule, Hon. W. Stanley, Lord
Davies, Colonel Moore, Peter Whitbread, S. C.
Denman, Thomas Mania, John Wood, Alderman
Ferguson, General Maberley, John
Foley, T. Mooch, J. B.
Gascoyne, General Newport, Sir J.
MINORITY

Tau.aa.
Eilice, Edward

Of lIFIT-ONI WHO FROMM THE REDUCTION OF THE REGULAR,

MINIYTILOX 68,802 TO 58,802..

. .
Althorpe, Viscount Ilubbouse, J. C. Robinson, Sir G.
Bernal, Ralph Honywood, W. P. Scott, John
Barrett, S. B. M. Hughes, Colonel Smith, Abel
Benyon, Benj. Hume, Joseph &anley. Lord.
Birch, J. Hutchinson, lion. &Smith, W.
Bright, H. James, W. Sefton, Karl of
Blake, Sir F. Johnson, Colonel Wharton, John
Bury, Viscount Kennedy, T. F. Webb, olonel
Byng, 6. Lambton, J. G. Whitbread, S.
Coffin, Sir Isaac Lwhington, Dr. Whitbread, W. H.
Concannon, Lucius klaberley, J. jun. Wilson, Sir Ruben
Davies, Colonel Maxwell, J. Wyvill, M.
Denison, W. 3. Maule, Hon. W. Wilkins, W.
Denman, Thomas Nloack, J. B. Williams, William
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Moore, Peter Wood, Alderman
Fitzgerald, Lord W. Newman, R. W. --
Graham, Sandford Nugent, Lord TEALS/.
Guise, Sir W. Ricardo, David Bennet, Hon. H. G.
Mr. Amex paired off in favour of Mr. Catena lell motion for
the repeal of the Salt Tax with Lord Roars. Mammas.
Mr. Cif % RLFS CALVERT, Member for Southwark, was absent
from the division upon the Salt Tax and Admiralty Lords, by
the death of a near relation.