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London, England, 1819-07-13 00:00:00

were woundless. The
'then tferrititgta the eiiidetwe wht
before a Committee on toe. subject,
tracts. There were certain Officers
who were once allowed to take al
reduced to the limited salary of
right of apprenticing had been take
The Honourable Baronet (said "
not read and fairly weighed the
fifty folio Reports, or he never
forward his Resolutions. It was
the !louse would negative them,
cionsly founded. The Honourabi
a series of Resolutions, which '
to hare been substituted in place
the House. They were a vindicai
mode of management of the "
proving that the introduction of
lieu of nominal ones, was a vast
although •the account appeared 1
cessity of every person's business,
being now included in the Estimai
able Member, convinced of the
servations, opposed the Resolut
able Baronet, apprehensive that
improper impressions on the pub)
. Colonel DAVIS said,,that the
ture in the Secretary at War's r
credible. In the year 1797, the •
cost the public 1:19,000; the year
the increase to the MOW. of £29,000
sent year it was at the extravagant •
For bringing up the accounts it
was charged 1:31,000. This plan
'and he believed they had not as
further ; -at least they had discovered
approximating towards a conclutt'
seemed to ridicule retrenchment
when the standing army incurred
millions a-year, if became them
ment. If the Sinking Fund stmom
instead of five millions, he wont.:
'voted for it. He highly approved k
'motion of the Honourable Baronet,
scientiously support it.
Mr. F. DOUGLAS said, thlt
was not, whether some mistakes ]
by his Honourable Friend; but
stated facts that could not possibl
Mr. ROBERT WARD suy
!against the allegations of the
who had'suSmitted to the House

The CHANCELLOR of
admitted that the Gentleman
but one had produced some no'
by a reference to the case of Bonaparte
The expenditure of that Establishment %
to any thing like a fourth of
tioned by the Honourable Merril
first the expenditure was defray
Company, who made their charges
Instead of more than 500,0001. -
the last three years had not ein
With regatd to the Resolutions
House they were totally erroncou.
',the House would not agree to
the observations of the Honourai.
Martin) that the apparent increase
arose from the adoption of limited
abolition of all fees, &c.. The -
Member concluded by moving, -
tion be adjourned urthis day three
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON ad.
the establishment at St. Helena,
stated, to nearly half a million.
made on the subject of the treatment
peror of the French, in which
country was deeply involved.
been incurred for British objects. .
that in the present state of thine,
reside in the cuktys, of France v-
danger to the relight trfatnily.
dual was to be detain a prisoner, i...
plied with every comfort,, and removed
vourable climate. At a time -
been dangerously indisposed, the
Physician hid been withheld.
Sir I. COFFIN said, that every
ment had been made in the case
Mr. GORDON supported the
surprised at the applause with which
speech, as it was considered, of
merston) was received. It was the
fore in some measure the business
Members ca the other side, to sr
0/profligacy which was introduct
General PHIPPS rose to order,
concerned he would not hear such
Mr. GORDON submitted th,
order. What he meant to say w'
that those Gentlemen who were .
sores brought forward could not
judges of their propriety. He ct
bility and good humour of the Chancel)
chequer, who"chree or four years --
ward with velg.raite assurance!
a itery.nnpleasant sunnier.-.Lai
thai the Aviv,' afthigh be was 1
*oeld ie perfeetly aireeable to
L_*'HWRY,rARNELL repl
TbeteiVaiays.a.sant lasle
ev2„47y.t.:17.1.1.: Lad said i
ad
idea' ..iiinialty erroneous. He' w-
iiiicita thepropriety of the .
iittAlictreo'Cw "die subject next, Session,
-Le.ia iiALMERsTON explained.
offence to the Honourable Berfott
iihiCh he had used. ' irthi zirii
thought themselves _competent,
*With' whom he had dit ' boon!
think themselves, competent to
War Estimates had' formerly been'
sequence was, that the nuthber ,
to make up. the accounts in arrt.ar. .
additional expenditure.
After a few words from Mi O.
HUTCHINSON, the' first Resdltition
question put on the Amendment,
adjourned to this day three -
agreed to withont a division.

811'011E KEPPERAYLVER AL.
• Mr. HUME moved rile Order of thellny few Tourist til
Aoljoypeed Debate on the Storekeeper-Ceenerafe Deflator:.
;.:Jitir ,1- M AJOici BA NKti moved that the TTouse be ci urted
A .1
7.X , lember3 only tieing Raieit, an Aditrantolt 1(4)
- WI tx&milrro*.
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le Honourable ',I
which be bad dd.,
subject, read v)„
!kers in the ricee.:
:e apprentices. ,
4
rof 1:66°, becil
taken 2W;IV from
d Sir T. 13::qan,"'
he solid comer,ts4 - •
Per would have , , 111
was to be hoptd i .11
ern, as they
rable Member ilk,
h he had once i „
5
ace of those non
carion of the
he Naval Depl /
s of limited salrie,ji
ast saving to they
ed larger from
Tom, name, and
timates. The R,
the rectitude uf •
lutions of the if„
hat they might ,
public mind,
the increase of ,
's Office was almoit
:he salaries of 16 r
rear following pro, ,
'LV9,OOO ; and thy,
Pagant sum of
s to arrears the ,
Ilan was begun in 3$
as yet advanced
covered no symptr%
onclosion. Gnu ,
eat and econoint .
sued an expense
rni to think of ~
amounted to2o nt,
Fuld more cordially .
roved of the condact
arunet, and would
hit the question ~
ces had heed corn ,:.,.
ut whether he had
ssibly be denied? •
supported Gore .
Le Honourable B
inse the Resolutions.
f the EXCHEQr
11 who had spokes '
novelty of sheen
Bonaparte (Hear,
'lishment did not
If what had been
ember (Hepr, hear)
rayed by the East 1..
charges to Gore
)1 a year, the expert
exceeded 3 or 400
,ns now submitted to.
icons, and he hoped
o them. He corfi,
Table Baronet (Sir T.
tcrease of the acc
mited salaries, and
('be Right Hone
that the present q -
three months.
Iverted to. the expe
aria, amounting, a
t. Statements bad
raiment of the late
1 the character of
That expense had •
tts. it appeared to
dings, Napoleon mi.
:e without the snags
ily. But if that indi
toner, he slamild be ,
I removed to a more
se when Napoleon
the attendance of
very possible sett
ase of the Navy.
the motion. He ..ra
s which the triumpl•
of the IsTolde Lord (P
the interest, and thee
ness of the Homo. •
o support every -
luced—(Order! order
)rder —as far as he
:itch gross UN:ata:AA
that he was not cut
was no more than
'e interested is the m
not be supposed the -
e commended the a:
e Chancellor of the Er-
ears ago, had come ix-
aces that he had plea
idsligb.) But he balk,
Ls now about to orb
to bim—(Laugi.)
eplied. He ingoldslent
to of the public zoo*
id was bonus outby ti
had advanced is
wax so perfectly cot
e Resolutions, dut
gained. He meant to
110 kt is any expressions
side of the Hong
in, to an attar t, thee
Oitt: tO act might 2154
to their defence. '
been too low. The ton-
er of additional Clerks
'ear had produced the
G. COLBWIN and ..".11%
ition was read, and the
eat, that the debate be
e months,- which vex
YLVER AL.
Of the •rtny Mr muslin
ter-Cisnerafe Deruetraer:-
that the T louse be ci
an Ackit...rauler4 "C.
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