Star.
London, England, 1816-02-17 00:00:00

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pnt it to the t4on. dentlernesi
app=al ,co their c lour— if they not befit
in every attempt that they i'en male-41 do?
not been tinivers illy discornfi ed in ail their
(Hear:, hear.) The lion. Gentleman had se.l7k,
by relying upon his teats of dexterity, L.
oake the judgment and good sense if tbe 4
divert the minds of the people from torte ee,,641'
in Government. As to what he would cill tb.
llementary trickc, the feats of deretity, the
trd
to winch the Hon. Gen:l:men I,ppqs;te li.s,rt
Nobie Lot d, out of regard t )
own character. to their repu.ati n
would advise them to give torn( up. Tp.
now as thoroup hly comprehend. des any gals,
of tactics, ml cnu .si no longer mis:ead the
Mr. plt ES lON took a Ott rt rt•v;; u i 4 dtr vast
the country, which, he itid. WAS utorls teimed
oppr. ssive weight of the rates. TN
. ',u, hivitte
was sufficient to call upon the the to be
liarly attentive to all unnecessary erpLn..ituies,,7
tlt
public money.
The R.-port of the Resolution iris then rem
And a Bill ordered to be brought in at.cordingtf.
Mr. TIERNEY moved ter an ecctitea d .
Receipts and Profits of the Crown Lands, eij
of their application for the last ten yean,4,444
ing each year.

LAW ftFFICER3 OF TOE MINN IN SCnTLAMIL
Sir ROBEIt r HERON begged to pat
question to the Chancellor of di: Ere!aqui, 47
Whrher tlo• salaries tit- Law Ofaidersot thi:
in &utility] had not receotly Seen .47:rrenttdi‘
Th' CHANCELLOR of t!nr EXCii4ess
considered that the irregular conversato.,,
his compliance in answering the first ques:i,s,eth
Hon. Baronet had led jostified hint in si
any reply to the present—(Hear, hear.)
Mr. TIERNEY was anxious to come test
understanding with his Maj,.sty's Iliatrerse,474
subject. He. was perfectly aware, that there
many questions to which it wool i be in.pinpft4
Minister to give any answer, ur afford ny ire
lion, such as those affecting negociati,,n,
abroad, and many others. But I;,:re seas tirle
mater of fact, with respect to which it was sce.
ceivable that there should be any motive toe p
:g silence. Had the salary of the Lord Adre4
of Scotland been increased or not ? He respell
know whether it was the intention of hlinisten to
those on his side of the House to the nectist!
making motions on every occas:on, instead ots
times saving that trouble to the Hotr,e by a
explanation ? If it was, he for one "as contra
abide by that course of proceeding, and 'boa!
motions accordieg to the old practice, wi!hete
notice, and governed only by his own discreti,i,
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, there warn
no want of candour on the part of Mini.tersof
q
tions were pot in the s tam spirit. A I lain quevis
had been oetore put, .sa.i was fully an-wered by Le
Rignt Honouralo.. Friend, when an 1-1 tvirtbk..
Learned Gentiettkan toought pkoper get up,
in a tone of great importance,,to chug, .4inistors
being emptied only in tie increa,e 0, expender
whist they processed to he pursuing pi os of iku
tnent. It was easy to we that an au, mpt wu
to produce a false impression on tite ;walk, ao,
and of gaining a momentary advantAve, by pitied,
in;; a question, none of the meths or prticulas
which were yet ici.own. He was Wei akkutai
when the facts the case sh ,uld br tit de:stodsto
the House and the country aou:d be VALlibilit
the arrangement.
Mr. BROLT.; HA M observed, that, as t')e Eris
Lord had made an attack upon him, as tot us
candid and irregn:ar procee4ing, i.e euuld kg ke
to remind the House of the actual cotase
ceeding on which the attack vas to .:t AI
tion had been asked by I is Honourable Friead,
answered by the Right amour:kW.. 1.:;-:atlenkai •
!mite; btu the answer was not c..ntii.•:d t., the •
matter of f.tct, but was aecompan;eti by a suture
intended to justify it. The increase of salary la
avowed, but the Right Honourable Gal:ertos
afraid to send that avowal forth to tta: w‘: id kra.
plamwd. He therefore entered upon its &lomat
thus gave him a fair opportunity of cowman:ism
that defence, and of shewirg its futili!y.
Lord CASTLEREAGH exphiind ; and after,
few words from Mr. PRESToN and M:. TIERNIT,
Co:nmittee of Supply was fixed for Monday.
Mr. TIERNEY moved, that there be LAW,
the House an account of whatever addition or dill
notion had taken place in the salaries of the Law OF
liters of the Crown in Scotland, and of tbe Coni
missioners of Excise and Customs in Scotland, sire
the month of January, 1815.—Ordered.
Mrt TIERNEY then gave notice of a motions
inquiring into the nature and extent of the *tat.

reductions in the 0; of Secretary a Stag WI
Witt. and Colonies.

In a Committee of Ways and MEMVS• the CU
cu.r..on of the EXCHEQUER moved a Itt s
Loan of 1E6,000,00u from tl;e Bank, And for *it
Exchequer Bills to that amount, payable in tome"
which was agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be Mgt
in accordingly.
Sir!. ROMILLY brought up tl-t. Report of do
Freehold Estates Bill, Which *a. ordered to beta
a third time on Monday.
In a Committee on the Acts relating to the
with tte Cape of Good 1-131. e, a 8.11 wai or.kt
be brought in for reviving ai:d contit Lung thew'
Mr. HITS K.ISSON mov d for leave to bring II
Bill for Regulating the Offices of Receivers of 1111
Crown Reno.

Mr. PRESTON was of opinion that the objeli
this Bill was to promote as rank a job as ever kell
beard of; and that its direct tendency was to introit
the patronage of the Crown, which was the u,tin'r
source of our misfortunes—it was this prnicipk!
action which gave vitality to the present system'
Government and its sycophants, and without tail
the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite (the Crust
of the Excl•equer) knew he could not go on.--11
Hon. Gentleman then ridiculed the paltry 11:11:41
tended to be givtn to agticulturabsts, and coed
with drawing a strong picture of the dicta"
throughout the country, particularly in those &yid
within his ewn observation.

The question was t in put and carried.
PRIVATEIM MALIN() 1$ bHOPS.
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLX cAlleu the attotilli
the House to a subject which cl,e circumcancal
tlie present times tendprcial peculiarly interatiDl