Star.
London, England, 1827-05-12 00:00:00

With Yelped to Bedsit!, the eft* there had, it Was int, been
unp ioriottive. but, nevertheless. abe r*enager. who urea not to
Mille. was entitled to his .fair relenBeratteta. The accounts from
this estate had latterly, be was happy to Bay. summed a mere 111.
yourahlo completion. The allowance to Sir O. Nayier was in COW
lot athy with long established usage. Whether hereafter these items
might be ausceptibk of reduction he was not prepared Os say a be
could, bowler say. that all the hints and suggestions of the Hoo
Menthor wire taken& good part.
Sir .1. NEWPORT recommended leaving these details to the
investigation of a Committee. He hoped the Irish Estimates would,
be blended. with these of the nation generally.
Nr. HUME entered his protest against the precedent which had
been set in. paying for the outfit of the ecclesiastical establishment
to the West Indies.
Mr. W. HORTON said, that many of the partierwery not in
circumstances to afford t:*.s proper outfit.
The Resolution was then carried.
Mr. BERRIES next moved that 1"27,000 be granted for the
expenses of Public Buildings dulling the ye.tr 1827.
Mr. HUME asked whether York House had been purchased
for the Public?

Mr. HEIR RlESsaid the negociation was in progress.
Mr. Wootsmos WiII'IMOSI and Mr. Alderman WOOO thought
that, in the present state of the finances, the purchase ought not to
be made.
Mr. HUME thought the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Canning)
owed it to his own consistency to prevent the purchase.
£7.000 was granted for Works at Port Patrick Harbour.
£B,OOO fur DonaghadeeHarbour.

X 20,000 for Kinpton Harbour.
Mr. HERRIES said the whole sum expended was about
S 400,000; it was estimated that it would take ,1500,0•0 more to
finish It.

212,000 for the British Museum.
£46,260 for building Oiices for t►e Treasury and Privy Council.
Colonel DAVIS said it was lamentable to see the bad taste that
was starting up in all parts of the metropolis. Nothing could be
worse than the building in question, except Buckingham Palace,
which was a disgrace to the country.
XlOO,OOO was voted for buildings at Windsor Castle.
Alr. HERMES said, the whole expense et the building would
be 300,0001. besides which there might be about 150,0001. for pur-
chasing buildings necessary to make proper approaches to the Castle.
£25,160 for Works for the accommodation of both Hams of
Parliament.

£74000 for Bishops' Residences in the West Indies.
£18,611 for erecting New Courts at Westmin►ter.
£17)78 for Harbours and Roads of Houth sad Holyhead.
5e21,000 for Salaries and Allowances of Olicers of the House.
of Lords sad Crosson'.

416,000 for Expenses of Lords and Commons.
.1101,166 for Dedclenciesof Fee Fund.
475,1123 for Messengers in Public Departments.
£5,000 Compensation to Cotainsiuioners of Revenue Inquiry.
A 7,000 Education in Ireland.
£s,'joo Oaten of the Exchequer.
£14,540 Commissioners of Insolvent Debtors' Court.
£4,902 for the Alien Oflice.
£20,000 for the Penitentiary at Minna.
The House having resumed, the Report was ordered to received
on Monday.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
Haase Adjourned at a Quarter-past Twelve o'Clock to Monday.

THE EVENING STAR.