Star.
London, England, 1826-02-04 00:00:00

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is his Majesty's Speech, nor in those of the bibsliters. any indi-
cation was to be timid of en intention to reduce the expendttere of
the country, he was determined that a day should not pass haute
-he began to lay the foundation for motions iu favour of Economy.
• Toe CHANCELLOR of the EL)HEQUEIL di.l uJt
mean to dispute the right of t e Holiogiaule Gentle-
man to offer a motion to the House without previous
notice; yet, as he was not i.n possession of any inform"-
tit:u on the subject to wive'', the motions of the Hon.
Member related, he trusted he would not object -to
withdraw them, giving a notice for a future day. ' If,
contrary to general practice, and in the ahse..ee orh,s
• Honourable Friend, the Seaietary at War, .the Hon.
•Gentlestran persisted in his motions, he should feel it his
duty to oppose' them. The Right Hon. Gentleman
would say one word on .tne COMO:NM Of till Hon.
Member, respecting the silence of the Speech. gram
the Throne, and of Mtristers, on the subject of retrench-
menu. As it was his lineation, on the £4til of dtis month, to lay .
before the House.a lull meat it the financial-seat, and pro-
spects of the country, he could not bat' think it better and enaterrt.
solar, and is that opiates& be was' pet-audit list'aisiatt-Alloalid
coucur, to abstain from say pedal mad deitilesty- daststeduseitals
soy branch of that subject. . '
Mr. HUME did not
.thint hiliit if deiwif'by
form, and should rather.hatie eipected the Xiihtilitn•
Gentleman to promote his object, than tp:*wiiit,it.
He would, however, withdraw his m:;tions kir the.pre-
sent. The Hon. Geatleman had another motto* fbr
papers with the view o: being enabled to prtivestliarthe
assertion he-had made last night respecting the knc.j,r4se
of tasation 'lose the year lilt?, was neither iticonsiataic
nor contrary to tact, as the Right Hos. &crawl, for ifeirehin
Aflairs had then represented them. Ha *widened that,
watts' value of tne currency tit the two pwriodseliould,be.ssiton
into view. He should therefore move for an account of thommogt
of gross revenue for each of the loan 111171 P.Al4.aho
for the years SI, SS, and 14.
The CHANCELLOR of the SXCHEQUER,As
the Hon. Gentleman appeared to have some objecliess
w anybody twitigjaasee, be would ready undertake to
if not an the facts, at least all the arguments on which•he-buillAis
opinion.

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Mr. HUME then moved fur the average jtititil nf
'gold bullion in the years 1816 and 1815, Al tar:afs
same could be obtained: also fur sus Account.of.the
rate per cent. at which the Revenue -had been collected
'for the year ending the sth January, 1826, selifr.rt.ink
&eland, Scotland. and Ireland. Also fur an Account Ise' die
United Kingdom of the amount of Duties and Thus for the 'par
1221, on every artieleht which reduction of Ties has ire fa
to take itlace ; together with a similar smolt for the years indMig
the 54 Januaty, 1521, 22, 23, 24, 21, and 21, as cove* lettk
1821,-Ordered.
Mr7.IOHST WILLIArsIS begged to enquire or'2l.ltiels
Hotiontable Secretary for the Home Department *buil
mien be vapected brunt .the Commicaionees appointed Iflinfinite
into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ? • -
-Mr. Secretary PEEL had great utistacclos in stating, Shit*
Report was drawn up. He laiu considered ii mare couvanieu tbat
the evidence should accompany the Report. Tau evidence was
voluminous, but greatprogress had already been made is prititlngli.
Mr. LOCK HART moved for a return' of the unsdar pet.
situ convict .l of horse-stealing ht the years 2223, egfiiispillitilSa
of the number executed and repricted, and of die Modes in Wind'
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