Star.
London, England, 1812-05-08 00:00:00

JAMZNTARr PROCEEDINGS. •

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY T. .
of tl,e R;solutions of the Committee of Supply'
2p, and afar soinr remarks from Mr,Wuni)ta ant
Ivas read 4 first and second time.
lure oil the itiot bill teal postponed to this clay.
'taken 11111, and the Unlawful Oaths' Bill, were both
time, and ortierid to be committed. .
:VON obtained leave to bring iu two Bills for the'
Stirtguiating the Profits of Publicans,
mcerning 'Tt.lle.
NkikTORT gave ;lodge, that on Thursday next
imit a motion, tlx .ob)ect of which would be to re-
toe of Proteenun Dimentere in Iceland, known by
''coders. •

ItrAoENT $ CANAL BILL.
iestion for taking the Report of the Regent% Canal
islet ation, , _
VEY thought that the Reporg whickiSe Surveyor,
I.ands (I.oril.Glenbervie) ought to have present-
ty days afier.the commencement of the present
r munt, should be produced previously to taking
I his P.,11 into consideration. He (Lord +(Wither-
ibsci lilts. to a great extent in the proposed Canal,
), echo had ihsigned and was to carry through the
in ?.lary,lc.boune Park, was also a Share:-bolder
iount in the Canal. He should therefore move as
lent, that the Repo; t be taken into consideration this

.RING opposed the amendment.
'1n..1111 supported
;GRAM had always hitherto avoided taking any
to Bilis,' having but too often witnessed the means
At in practicern carrying item through the House.
4, however, ailow the present Bill to pass without
sits disapprobat'on of it. Its object was to break In
end salubrions space of stoood, of the utmost con-
:be health and comfort of the inhabitants of this
Iwded metropolis. An attempt bad been formerly
1 to Hyde Park, but it excited an opposition which
roved successful. lie hoped the same scum
I the opposition to the present measure, which
of the same nature. Mary-la-bonne Park was the
' the neighbourhood of the Metropolis which had
appearance of the country, and no one who had a regard
th. -•ter orders, and had witnessed the enjoyment and
which they divined there on a Sunday; would
Ibt m de privid of what was so essential both to their
*awn.. What with the new Barracks, which
up a great extent of ground, the canal, the dif-
for leading and unloading on its banks, and the
:idled by the modern fagliionahle name of utysi-
. one-tenth part of the -ground of this Park woad
to the people. He could not, therefore, look on
. indifference. He would stand up in behalf of the
tants of the Metropolis against the rich inhabitants,
to sacrifice their pourer neighbours to their own

POLE CAREW wished the lionnurable and Learned
,ho spike last had attended to what had passed in
Lee, when be would have found. there was really
its übjection. He would ask, if the water iu Hyde
obstructed the openness of the place The Sur-
•al's Report could have no effect t all on. the

then divided—For the Amendment, 13i against
Aority, 34.
wtoi their Ottlered to he engrossed.
'angers were excluded, we understand it was agreed
sn, who held a.share in the Cana}, should vote.
_ofsi ifEssgo :MANUFACTURERS.
lotion of Mr. BROUGHAM, the House then re-
into a Committee en the Petitions respecting the
•essed Mate of trade.
tneDses were examined.
.GE NAY.LUA, Mr. BENJAMIN Ross, Mr. JOSIAH
,D, and Mr. IiALII/ SIEVE:4SON, were amongst the
entitled.
tore nine o'clock the House resumed, and the Com-
ta.aed leave to sit again.
•
.4•ELLue,sHips OF THE EXCHEQUER.
.LEVEY rose, pursuant to his notice, to
the House certain Resolutions respecting
s now held by the Marquis of Bucking-
Earl C amden ; held not as the reward
rices which they had performed, but ill
ion a services performed by their respective
to could not but regard them as greatand
grievances, and he should endeavour to
!'l-linse to otter upon some mode of ve-
lem. With respect to the origin of the
td nothing to say ; but it was the present
,at grant, andsthe indefinite amount of sa.
ing front the distresses •of the, cotintry)
oduced to the pers9s holding the °Ekes
, that he wished to call the attention cf
. The fees out of which their salary arose,
ayabfe to them upon money issued out of
per for different purposes. 'They hod, for
!WWII shillings per cent. upon Money paid
_bury services of the army ; three shillings
ninepenge percent, for the extraordinary services;
r cent.. upon money issued fur pensions ;
tor:secret service money ; and one shil.
it. upon money issued fur the navy.— '
Amman war the office was held by the
ins as now hold it, and their fees amonnt.
ing.to the Report of the Commissioners of
!counts, to £l.ooo a year each ; and by the
rt it appeared, that in time of peace it
inted only to ge2500 a .year. But such was
,fel expenditure in the- army and navy,'
late and present war, that it appeared by
. of the Ctmmittee of Public Expenditure,
heir fees had risen to the enormous amount
a year each ; and it it teas recollected
out war expetices.ltad been enlarged evert
?cried, the House would cor.cur with him
ig that now their ialary was even '
greater
by several thontands. lie would indeed'
'state, without tear of contradictieN that
ie nOcers now received the it.terest of one
iling! They each of them receivedla sum
tablas exceeded, the united pensions .granted
Ind meritorious services to Lord 'Nelson,
ntigtun; Lord Duncan, Lord Hutchinson,'
St. Vincent f Hr had often heard, in op.
o any interference with regard to these
he had no &tit he should hearit again)
iroperty of them was as sacred.as arty grant
crown. That, howevef, be det4lll/41; for
crown bestowed any office, as long -as it
an office, the State posses Ned an undoubted
exercise its controul ever that office. He
~indeed,to hear the lig ht of the Marquis of
tam, and of Lord Camden, seriously main-
he shrarld lice u bear their counsel support;
r of that House) their Lordships' right lu
the suit of tuck country. (!Hear, hear.)--,