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London, England, 1815-06-13 00:00:00

lula have -any hesitation in ittreeint to the ittsa.

loon. • •
Mr. W. SMITH said, thin at.pretent the 'voting
,ios or five millions dicinotcreatio *slouch discussion
is A turnpike bill. He seas lenrprised at the indiffe.
-,:qce on such questions. •If .Great Britain had not
hide het fair propos-6(lWe( exertions in the last war,'
tnigfit well be called upon at present for large
Tuniary aid; bat he believed no one would deny
)A we had contributed at least ploportiessaisly• both
in men and money y and he did not therefor* 'see
icy she should have n i•litnits to Nee connibutions.
late Honourable Gentleman's. arguments would be
~,104.1 for fifteen millions as for five. The soriify-
.•
,ig i3elgium would-as least cost ten millions, and we
cu ht to take care that. the other Powers did their
part ; becAute after sue two millions were-paid, the
;her Powers might- not perform their share, and
buth our objects would be unaccomplished and
,ir money lost. Indeed, it seemed as if all lE.urope
we were nude ofanoney, and should pay for
.iy thing t but if we west OD at the irrtetut rate, it
..auld not long be the case.
Mr. LOCKHART saki it was most necessary to
neon lilt Qweernroent and the Crown of the coun-
ty ; but if ewe were no bounds to our payment and-
us,i‘hes to foreign Powers, our credit-could not last.
r..olity.ts our troops were not actually present at the
,jl,quest of the Netherlands, we had coaquereddtena
SAiilmanc... at Vittona, at °eases, at•Teislonnf,
And we thetettwr had a riycht-toilleieltand that ww
I.luld net the Dutch Colonies without air expense
r gleAt for our finances. We had taken all the
Dutch Coknies both in the East and 'West Indies
the war ; and if we were gene* )us enough to
give up some of them, we ought not to be made pay
dear for the others. On the whole, he did not
tik there were sufficient groonds for paying so
much money.

Mr. Foam and Lord CASTLEREAGH mutually ex-
rlAinri.
T►ie House then divided, when the numbers were:
F„r the kesolutiori, 1(4; against it, 19: majority, 85.
The Resolu ion was accordingly clrried, and the
Report was ordered to be brought up to•tnorrow.

SUPPLY.
The Houle etoolvediteelt iuto • Committee of Supply.
•

Lord CAN I I.4.ltEAtili deferred the several Esianat. es eon-
tantog barracks to Wednesday.
The fotlowil g sums were then agreed to t
ecable his bAsitoey to teat the 1 mafy of Auguet_l3. 1814.

wtth bwedes X 1,600.000 0 0
For ending the Works at Portsmouth, and
comp-matte; the Proprietors of the .Lispds
on which die Work. Were ctinktruttol ‘688,033 1$ S
Alter some roweeisation between Mr. BANaas, WAILD,
Slr. WW. WILTS, and Mr. &woo.
Mr. WARD pre witice, that he would to-nsorrow moss fur
the to bring in a Bill to pursuance Globe last Revolutisti:.
Mr. BROUDEN boought up the Report of the Committee of ,
sapply of Friday list, hid the several resolutions were agreed to.
On the Illuaiun that the Howie do resolve itself inro s Can-
:lmre of Ways and Means
'file CHANCELLOR of EXCHEQUER said, that at that
rite hour he would nut press the Committee • but wished that
:it schedule of the Increased dutiesoll proolssOry notes and bills
.1 exchange should be forwarded. in -order to be printed.
air MAITHkW WUI I it RiDl.glf said, that on that under-
vititog he would not oppose it.
Atter a Ger worth from Lord Lascertas_, Mr. LOCZEMIT!
'.tr. DAVIES Won:, and Mr. Balllters, the Rwohitioo was read
. rt. fast, for the purpose of beirirprinral.
Cho turnpike Keel -4eassuietses Ail was rad a second time.
. • •
Rt moved foe Mayo to bring In a Bill to extend the I
:wen of the Royal College of S —Laws granted.
flu Bid was brought la anti seeds *tit *kw To be read a
•ond time ea Wednesday. _ •
Mr. ROSE brought up the Ropoot ot Ibis Committee of Mad-
....AV, in awl about use Meteutopib.
Mr. LOCKHART possePed a Petition from a person of the
s,•iie of HA, comphitaing that there wise noMaster In Chancery
. ; Anted to Investigate Ma case.
Adjourned at One o'Lladr.