Star.
London, England, 1802-05-26 00:00:00

litCH BUDGET.

rife. CORRY Paid he had given notice of his in. •
tention of moving to-morrow, in the COmmittee
of Ways and Mean,, the Ili% Budget. It had '
already been protraaeol two or. three tomes on ac•
count of papers not hating come from. Ireland ;
the tame realohs ftiff continued,- but ImAdes that,
a lioggellion had been made. the jitllice Of which
he acceded to—that as the ftihje4t of the Peace .
Ellablifbmint of die Alin,' had nnt been bmnght
forward, any Ellimates prior to .its being after.
-taincil would he vague, and he lhould be running •
the rill' of giving the Houk unnecelfary trouble:
out of reipeft, thcrtforr, to the Houle, and in
compliance with the fuggellion that had been
made to him, he themlif ,pollpime the Order for
to-morrow, 41td Wend of naming any particular •
leave it open till the Peace Ettahliliimeut was
fettled.

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Mr. Rossom dcGred to 'thaw whether, previous
to the truth Budget, it • was meant to continue
the Account from the zith March, tBOO, up to
the period of the Union He found in the Ac-
counts a charm of three quarters of a year, which
he wilhcd to have filled up.
Mr. CORM/ laid, if the Hon. Gentleman defired
any information beyond what was contained in the
printed Papers on the table, he ihouW be ready to
afford it him.

Mr. Roasos gave notice he &add move foe.
further Aecouma to-morrow. .

MISR COURTS OF-LAW. • .
• On.the Order of the Day being read for the* re. •
cOnd reading of the truth Law Courts Bill,
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Mr. Limit Elated, that it was thc,reaf obj,:lt .
of this Bill to put the Irilh Courts of Lois on t}-1
fame 'footing, and to expedite jutlice. Tilde ob-
jets had formerly been listed, and he &mild not
nov comment on the utility of the Bill, which was
undeniable.
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The CWANCILLOR n 1 tne r-sca vivvit laid, that
t ). the principle of a. Bill, wWch had if r its °Nat
t f. faelt.ite the' adrniniltration cf Juitiee in any .
part pf hi's Majetty's don ' ' s, he could have no
oblation ; and yet this was a nicalitre which re-
quired ferious crirpiderat ion. He knew from good
a ..uusil y that mini perfiins not now prelim were
aavourable to this Bill, bte. there was aienher;tu-
, t-fority to:pith:it he attaihed, and to which he he.
hosed the Houle would attach, great importance,
wanting 'you the prefent measure, and to nbtaia
which time would be reepired•—He alluded to a
Noble Friend f f his wl.o was now in Ireland, in..
the highek nation of the Law: he was aware that •
.any meatitre which had for its objet the facility
of the adminillration of juniee, would obtain his
attefaion, and; if it had that tendency, his ap-
prohntiOn ; he was quite lure, that a meafure of
thatitature would not be more favourably received
by any individual than by that Noble Lord ; but
he alio knew it to be autipmion entertained by that
Noble Lord, that the pi ovifions of this, Bill ihould '
receive more contideration, by him'at lean, than
he had hitherto had au opportunity of bellowing
upon it. He Was now in a fituation where be bad
. more typo, (unity than any other perfon, of con-
! filering every part of this tilbjes.e. His attentitas
I was now di: chc.ted to it, and he was 111 A without
homes that at 4 futtne Seffion of Parliament, or
rather, lie thould fav, at an early period of the
4 next effiiin, this hieufure might be
_brought for-
t ward with advantage, after the gfiltance it might
rtfsive lion' the, attention of that Noble Lord, •
cuppoting him to approve of the Lill, to which,
however, he mutt i of be underaood to pledge his
N vote Friend, although he had nu real t to doubt
his entertaining a favourable opinion of it. trailer
,me ,
La eireumaanees, he could not help expreffing A
hope it would be the general desire of the Houle,
that an opportunity might be given to have the
• attention tit a petion of !itch talons and ahilit•
i direlted to the lubjelt ; and after it had received
that advantage, which at indent it could not have,
. and which he could not help confitlcring as ca
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~tfai to it, notwitliftanding it had received great at-
-1 tattu• m Pont many . Hun. Gentlemen, !lone who
were now oppolite to him, for tilde rearms he
waited this fubjeft to be deferred to another Ffef-
(ion. • He was however delimits nut to be cold,
i
1 del4nl as tinfriptfly to this Bail, or to he-under-
flood as doing any thing to • oblimet its final fn.:-
Milked he ed it not to bethought that the me.'-
lure Was lik.C4 to be prejudiced by delay, in cape
the :11(44;e lhould accede to that which be lboold
propotl:, for he did it merely from 1 hope that the
i aoufe would have next &Got) that which tiler
Fault! not !sive in this, the advantage nithe °bk.
i Yatious to be expelled born the el:patience, know-
ledge, talents, and attention of the Noble Pereon
to whom he had alluded. . knowing, as he did.
that no material inconvenience,' but; on the f 011•
trary, that great tidy:tut:l,re, might reinit from she
delay, he liiould native, that itulead oi .6: wiad.
lone, tile surds ‘lO4, day . Live sacasiv be iiiici red.
' • Mr. Litiqa laid,. he wit not ',aim to Inds the.
Bill at. pi:Wettt Alp% hat inid fillitO lino, the,Rii,lat
lioa. (kittiernanc". Ir.:1; If tile Ilia 1h0i41,1 at p,.:-
14.:;e rik 4; he,f6011,1 ea ilik t 4:: itivpur: tit ti: •

N Gentienitna in it Tutu?, ?tirliattiefit. if I
Ire honoitr to meet him there.
The CI-skews:tot of the Eteeriketa raid, he
leh:cl to Gentlemen near him for a rugger
tion iftlie aftwodments ash: prnpofad it, "for
r,;:ing mg' the •confideration of theme:score for
thr!e month`"' was agrees' tei by the Houle, it,
might proribly tonvey an idea that the Honie had
thro”.n come difZredit on the Bill, that being a:
srioJe generally idopted to exprefs t fentiment un
firvu-sible to t =acute in its principle, which he
by no means intended to convey on this-me:dim% ;
tbruld therefore fubmit to the Houfe that per-
haps the better way wonli be, to let the Order
a.ar funding upon the Nil, drop; and 'hot no in-
ference whoever canal he drawn of the difpofitimi
of the Hartle being untiveturthle to the Bin.
The Amendment was therefore not made, and
the original Motion for reading the Bill now,was,i
with the leave of the Houle, withdrawn.