Star.
London, England, 1821-02-15 00:00:00

Friends to the benefit:--(iaughteri--‘
standing, in the tenderness of his con
him. Perhaps the Honourable Bar
member that there was a time when
a tip-top patriot—rather in the Rc
sure—but this recollection, and former
might plead with him for his (Mr. '
nacy—(Leughter). Ga the principles
explained, he opposed the second readi
The CHANCELLOR of the
thought that the Hon. Gentleman
tended opposition to be an occupati,
little worth his while to pursue.
considered the number of seamen,
voted for the service of the year.
Estimates spoken of, he could asst
' Gentlemen that the utmost haste
have them ready, and he hoped the
I state to be laid before the House in
week; and no measure would be ini
in them until they were a sufficient
of Menibers.'

Sit K. WILSON concurred in the
posing the Bill at the present momei
rt was their duty as Members to op,
of supply while his Majesty's Minis,
be conceived they did, to act in opi
dared w ish of the Peop,e. It wort,
to say that the majoiity of the lh
. ,
mght s vote, declared war upon the
would maintain that, as a majority
persisted in not listening to the pre:
it was but a fair exercise of their p:
bers on his (the Opposition) side tt
fusing to grant auy supplies—(flem
Sir THOMAS LETHIlltIl)(E
sary to support his Majest)'s Minis
sion, audhe could not but regard tir+
given as vexatious—(llear-).—At
an independent Member of PariiL
that every possible saving should he
sent distressed state of the county
concur in any measure proposei
which should have that effect—(H/
Colonel DAVIES was glad to oc.
as those which fell from the Hon.
spoke last. He could assure Irian,
to the present motion made at hi
side, arose solely from their wish to
considered a grievance. They wished
tinctly understood what retrencluitc
tention of Ministers to make. In their
they only exercised the undoubted
House to refuse all supplies, where
plained of was not remedied—(Heal
refusals of supplies by the House,
all that they should not now be e:
of Commons, or have effectually gi
once enormous influence of the Cro,
say that that influence was as great
times ; but when be saw his Nlajest y'
regat dless of the prayers of the Peoi
the duty of Members, who had the
country at heart, to exercise their
vilege in opposing any money grant
Mr. HUME was surprised to hear
'tiotis" applied to Gentlemen at his
He considered that the term tv,itti
cable to the other side, and that the
night was factious in the highest I
Order! Chair !).
The SPEAKER said, that he wi
the Hon. Member that the .vord
been used by any Member. If sucl
applied to any portion of the House,
called to order, considering it disor,
tainly, to apply the term " factious"
that House, was still more disorder),

Mr. HUME begged pardon. IL
said, vexatious. Tilts, he would prophecy
be the last vexatious opposition that
to such grants, if Ministers continuk
opposition to the wishes of nine.teni
—(Neer, hear).
Air. MANSFIELD said, that in
last night, he was actuated by no party
therefore he was not deserving of
tious or vexatious. It was lob muk
after night, Members accused of vi
sense of the People. He believed, i
majority in rank and respectability
agreed in opinion, as to the conduct
Lady, with the majority of that House.
Sir J. NEWPORT wished that f
accounts might be got ready for
Parliament on its meeting. They
as possible, consult the feelings of 1
shew them they had their interest
ration of their condition at heart.
Mr. J. MARTIN was determined

more Supplies until he saw a clearer
the Public Accounts.

The House then divided ; For the

71—Against it, 22—Majority, 49.
The Bill was ordered to be cc
OLD STOW.

Mr. GRENFELL complained that there
given in Committees of Supply of the mode
Naval and Military Stores; and he hoped'
mode of disposing of these Stores would be
mates of the Year.

Sir G. WARRENDRER knew of no
were publicly sold.
Mr. GRENFMLL said, he knew that,
these old stores had been disposed of by private
he suspected to the loss of the Public.

The Five Millions in Aids Bill was read
ordered to be committed tomorrow.
The Queen's Annuity Bill was read a third
The House, in a Committee, passed a'
£4OOO a-year (Irish currency) as a salary
Rolls in Ireland, on the motion of Mr. C. .
Another Resolution was agreed to, granting
£l5OO a-year to retired Masters in Chancery,

twenty years.
A third Resolution, granting £l2BO to
ants of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, +
Sir JOHN NEWPORT agreed to these
it was better to give a fixed salary to these
by allowing them to exact fees. The '-
to inquire into Abuses in Courts of Law
for suggesting these,improvements. The,
would be made up by Stamp Duties, levied
Mr. D. BROWNE reprobated the former
tion of fees in the Courts of Ireland.
The Report of the Resolutions was order'

Mr. GOULBURN gave notice, that
should move for leave to bring in a Bill to
the African Corps.
• Mr. Blt OG DEN obtained leave to bring
demnity Bill.—. Adjourned at Half-past Eight

pleatsswiu,s;id: I: lie
lam
—would,
nwcilpieines hheelhhdia'rnsdnftitLf
le Radical Ill*: 19 be S
id former essoeiAtieN•
(Mr. Creevey's)
rod readilig--Ncent:
the EX.CHF,QuE4
nan would find his is,
:cupation that it 1,11 C
e . They had already
ten, for ir.stance, to 4
rear. As to the 04
Id assure linnhihau.
to was now making";
ed they would be iee,
se in the count of no*
be introduced respect
dent time in the haedi
in the Propriety of Th
P.
moment. lie thus poi
gie
to oppose any
alts
qinisters continpnka Bt"
n opposition to the de, ilkg
would not he reply: CPACaI e .use had, by le/ Ca
sn the People; but h,
Cal
01 ity o:i the othl sidt Cat
players 01 the People 0„
eir privilege for Mens, Cu;
de to tetaliate by re. Co
illcar, hear).
)(iE thought it netts Cc:
Slinisters on this near (11
ird the opposition Dot Cot
At the same time, as Rel
Par lianicia, he ssisiej .
ild he in the po pro
ountry, and he scowl{
,se.i Ott the other side
—(Hear!. Du
0 .lea rr itch sentimee4.
Hon. Gentleman rho
al, that the objective
it his (the o,.po,itite)
sh to co. rest wnat they
• wished to have it dis. Fiat
16a-tents it was the in. a'
In their pre.ent count,
übted privilege of dr rar
there a grievanacce. Fan
(Near).— But for sie
ise, it was notorious', GT.,
be existing As a Hose
1 y guarded' against de
.e Cross n. lie did at •
kreat flow as in formers
jest y's Ministers id*
People, he thought it
d the interests of the
heir c..nstitutional am,
grants. Bent
:ti hear the term "fe. tern
t his side of the Hate. Pnvnii
would be more appi•
sat the mapay of • Font
;hest degree—(Orie, But
:en
he would first remind
ird factious" had Kt
f such word had bra
-louse, he would Inv
disorderly;t but or-
tiotts" to a majority
)rderly—(Hear).
1. He meant to hare
prophecy, %vadat
s that would beau& he
stinued their vetaices
le-tenths of the Pee p 4
Pe
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49. • at
:ommitted tamorraiti
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4 there was no mil: ad
le mode of disPallSte,
loped information.
aid be inserted in the tio
f no objection to this-4M e
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w that, in some
by private contra,'
Public. aid
sit
a read a wound dm n
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an
a a third time Auvel r,
d a Resolution for .
die Mailer°
J iabry to
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also pea
to, granting an woks
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810 and to,
alas also the retir
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