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even above kis martial fame. He thought 01,
latiAnal monument should not be erected in Lis
only, but in Edinburgh and Dublin, as the the
Inuits had equally contributed to the uiump
dich had beffegained. In the action of the le;
the brunt of it had, by accident, fallen tatite
upon the Scotch and the Irish y anil it was to it.
stilt that the issue of the great victory of vie 12
might in some manner be ascribed. Cn that ar.;
oes battle, if any individual in any rank had fail,
in his duty, the day might have been lost. The i
fliience this example of national gratitude shuu
therefore be extended throughout the empire.
Mr. C. G.ItA4T paid * tribute of praise to ti
merits of 84 Alexander Gordon. who had fallen
the Age of 294 after ten years erdttous services. a;
than whom no one was more eminent, or possess,
more entirely the confidence of our great Commtuld,
It was a h.:atter of consolation that he had fallen
a campaign which lied.crowded. the. evecits of tut:
months in ant many days.
Sir C,Jtilallt It was understood to enforce
propriety of erecting a palaiie lot the Duke of W
lington.
. The Addrees was that put, and carried UDC
soosisly.
• Mar onTiXt.
On the tondos of the CHANCELLOR of t
ExcHEQuER,Ilie liocie vi ig resolved its
ilea a Cominiit:e on the 4taasp Iptv y Bill,
The CH teN.A.'LLOff of the EXCHEQUE
.retrumelet the fluuse, that the only parts of this 13
which waie recriminate:l, were ththe that related.:.
Ist, To the nos c iassitinn with the B ink. on whi
be thought there wistild be no difference of 'pint
2dly, To the addition.tl duty teethe Probates of Wii
an. whack stthject he Was.prepared to propose el CUL
to regulate the 4sseta, in orel!e to remove-any ha;
ship ib it might eziu. :idly. To the duty on the
Insurance Companies. 4tbly, ti, the ditties trrito
olt licences to BAnltera for Pi-missal Notts.. An.
featly, to the Stamps on- Law Protealio
hind, which he could not help still consselei Aug IT
Aerate. He then moved the elapse reletiee to t
nomposition with the Bank, stating that the ate r.+
of the issues of Bault•nutei should be taken from t
last three years.
Mr.„94ENFELL considered the adoption of t
'PrintipWlibieh he hadstuggested as a great acqui
tion to the public. to whoat. t would produce ag'
'of £85,000. Former compositions bad oecasiou
for the last ten years a profit to the Bank, and a 1
to the pebbe of 4331.,000. During that period, r
cording to the proper average of its issues. the. Ba
ought to hive been in compensation for Sump Duf
41:076,188 Instead of ibis only et542,0(4 had he
paid,leaving a balance agaiOst the public of £5.14,0:
jt the average were taken in a different manner, t
present composition should produce ,e 105,000,
stead of 485,0(x). The first amendment he shot.
chat therefore pt the av
ropaeienratse should
hisclise, would be to alter c
words,
be taken on the isst
for Aral:ars, and to tos,!rt one pie instead.
The CRANCr LI.,Qg of • the. EXtIfEQUE
defended the present arrangement, on we grou
that it era; foond.-d coq the princi,de ad ip e 4 by h.
Pitt and Lord Sidmouck. IL then reek a si vc
the diff rent entorwitiins entered into at vari
taws with the Bank, 4.4 swercrteel 44, rflanni.ti
rage of Bank-notes to an antiu one, because the f
its was leas troublesome; and on a calcu Lion lye h
made be found it amounted Really to the same au
Mr. BAN KES aq;:eed that the public was aten
fror7yated renrty.tgthe llantiyankfar, briset tahcetiyiligh;n3ntldeltatihey
n.
bank bed an interest of £5 per cent. on every not;
issupit, and if any Gentleman doebted this, he I.
only to refer to the Report of tie Committee C •
fientatim, in the COBIIIIO4 acceptation, meant efeivaii
but he denied that. the Bane gay the Public
equivalent in proportion to the pdvAntages it deri%
by the issue of hs notes. Should the most -01311
Company in the world shelter itself behind vest.
rights to plead pauperism / This was fir from d
liberality of which they boasted.
After some further conversation between the att
eszione of the Eactlannatt, fir. GRLYPILLI.,
Sneer, Mr. Pumas, Mr. S, Tuoaarog. aid
MCLLISIte the last of whom expressed his convict.'
that, the justice of Parliament was a sufficient #ef
Aty (o the continuance of the Chatter. Mr. Geeeri
eeplained his calculation ‘ and contended that by
adoption of his plea ehe Bank would have to
upwards of 499,000 .need of the sum stated by
Honourable Gentleman. Aker repeatiqg his ohs
rations, as to the profits of the Busk. he declared to
he felt it his duty to press his 4titendment.
Mr. Met.Lisit said a few wards in reply, as
Mr. FINLAY, in favour of the Amendment.
Mt. Foona and Lord A. fl'Astri.tos 1110 st
briefly on the s ibjeet.
General THORNTON expressedlis regret at I
frequent dunks Made upon the Bank in that Hod
as.injurious to that Establithnient, and coasetrien
injurious to the public. He' mho thought that t
Gentkmin on the Ministerial side were too moil
the hab't of givfnik tiny to such attacks. He sup)
tedihe Motion...—The House then divided—For t
motion 32—Against it 12.
• After a long conversation on the other clauses, rh
• were 'ever illy disposed eff ; and the Chairman hat"
reported progress, libtained leave to sit again
morrow.
The Chelsea Land, liish Mditia Pay, and the
Du
of Weltington's Estate Bits, went thr ugh Co
Mitt, es. Report stamorroiv.
The ltesolutions of the Cominitteenn the New
of Credit was brought up and agreed to.
The Sew BM was read h third dine hod passed.
The Aral Clothing 11111. wad the &melee Bit, were re.
first tune, to he read a second tune to.nwrow.
Aujourne4l at Halt past liseven o Celt.

A report was prevalent IA the City yrsterJaYsti
Boit 4 parte 114tl been given up by " Lah of ran
to the Attics to be dealt with AS they aught
rue. ; whether this be so klit 004 ire cannWit' 4
certainty stater the sine•tars *sited by every bo,b,
%t hat will bsTothe 01 hjm the teetulAtions Lyon •
subject are. we ;appose, As uneert,ibt as ~re 11106 e
"hat Will blitnme ot thst gre Plat' ()I "MXV
the
Prestilt /"'"tterrs the thagnittatk of whic 6, and;
ProbAbtlity that it is the 143 t L. dirt p tu which
.°
hliaibter itiloar-of so west Cavital, has malt
3 .In4ti*c;fis aback itttstag In even the fate Of 2
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