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London, England, 1828-06-12 00:00:00

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icen,bir hag made out a 01• if his litii. It was A breath
of the privileges of Corporations.
Mr. ROSS opposed the Bill.
Kr FY LICK declarml his Intention to oppose the BiU in a fe•
tesersoode.
Ur. RICE unneeted the Bill u a remedy fee the evils arising 1
Mom the asisapplicatina of Corporation funds.
.Ikir. Secretary PRRL did not intend to oppose the Bill. bet
relined to himself the right of dealing with it in Its future stages
NA its merits should appear to him.
Sir F. BUR ORT'T thought that no Corporation bad a right to
apply any portion of its funds to political porposes.
Leave was then given to bring in the 11111.
la a Rill to regulate
Sir T. ACLA N Li moved for leave to bring
the expense.; of conveyance of persons charged with felonies sued
atiodeuranours.—Leave given.

PlO4lO/1 tier. -
Mr. HUMR, in moving his Resolutions oat the Civil U. said
be was induced to take this coarse by the circumstance of Ministers
lately having granted 5;000/. a-year to the. family of the lateaccount
51r
anoing. The House had at a times a right to call fur an
of the Civil last, and had frequently exercised that right. The
COI List bad been fixed, after several additions, at the
Taunt
duced of ''
tele million and ninety thousand pounds, end subsequeetly e
to 985 0001. The amount of the Civil List bad been altered no less
titan eight times during the reign of George the Third—and many
toms, amounting altogetbet to upwards of three millions, had been
added to it by direst votes of the House. If the House then had
the power of adding to the Civil List, they had also the right of
taking away from it. The Ministers were obliged by law, if ever
the Civil List should etceed one million and seventy thousand
pounds, to lay an a:count of it before Pathament. The-amount
in the
cf
eltpeediture wider the Civil List, apprepriatesi to mainta
Household of the King. was more than the circumstances of the
country justified. When every other branch of public espeediture
dal proposed to be reduced, this ought not to be left at its present
excessive amount. l'he currency, and the value of every article of
sale. bad been much lowered since the Civil Hatad been
whicb
last
liitdod. so Ought the ropeaditure of tbe• !Weal ousehold,
amounted to on million and forty ilia blatunsatidpounds.. His Ma:
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iesty had reconinunded Parliament at the begifnning of tbe Session
to retuce the expenditure. Tbe expose Hottie
. o Cousuls and Am-
bassadors this year had exceeded the usual 101119. The ‘
skew ought re mate pp for this increase by reducing the useless pefn-
slots. particularly as the pressing expenses for building palaces or.
AIM King were paid. not mot of the Civil. List. but by votes of
Parliament. The Civil hist and Consolidated Fund ht 1794 did.
do mimed one million and a half; novili was 4,472,0001. The
interest of the debt • in Van did not Milted Moe millions, now it
swoubted to to millions. The general txpenditute. had also in-
- messed atone sour nail:ions to 'shriven millions; now this was
sate dote when reduction would be viluiale. The offices of Lard
tlamberlaiit and Steward ought to be _abolished ; it was well
Plows the personal 'sprints of his krajiity did not require •the
toromme sum .of the tNiii List ; the greater portion of. it was
*punt in supporting hundreds et idle, useless persons—the Mtn of
One huedred and seventy thousand pounds was paid ie•
wiges
atone to servants; now. Wditbsiespenditure nowssary? The King
had now at his oltipotial 'for the payment of pensions no less than
taitebeialred and one thousand pounds. The amount of peinion
should be reduced—cot uoe out of ten on that List resolved it for
teblic sciences ;.. it was the hire of corruption, and gave a deu-
terons power to Ministers. l'he total amount of pensions et-
heeded six millions, leaving more than fifteen millions disposable
Or the public service. No more untlecessary pension ought to
be granted; it Was impossible that,-thp etpenses oi the Master of
the Horse and of his Majesty:. Kitchen (65,0001.) could be
oteessary to his Majesty'. contorts; the greater number of
those places were sinecures, and ought 'therefore- to be reduced;
they.ware nut requisite to the Royal dignity, while there. went
es many millions struggling to keep themselves di the poorrates;
h.wis not the King in blamed for this.but the Ministers who kep
iip this 'mimeo expenditure for their own political purposes;
*ere were never so many living on the tams of tbe peeple as there
con-
doe at-this date ita this anintry. The Honourable Member
by moving, that the House take into consideration the vas'
. yof revising the Civil List, as far as regards the SUM now
. . ed to the payment of passions on the Coil List, a
ptoia
w r. during the same.
• The CHANCELLOR ,of the 'EXCHEQUER resisted the
Patios, on theitroind that the arrangements of the Civil List at the
logioniug of the reign were fixed and final, and shoat sat be
Mitered unlesetbe Crown should hive departed (ion% its part *fat
compact. The Civil List was polite the pay of the Army and the
itlavy.to be changed 'eery 40. The .several alterations of the
,Oil Lis, in the late reign. wine made ow applications from the
drown itself to the House for grains for the support of several of
hkissastorrs ; and the details of expenditure were discussed on those
erosions, because the Crows itself had submitted than' for the len
tuectioo of rye Hause.The motion was without pretedent.and inooM
einem with fined policy and goad scow. BothOppostidoo and Kish.
torfal parsons is that Homo had laid it doers as apsiodpie thatch*
glow amid sistoshosis the arrangeasess of thelvilList emir en
etedicatioa from the Crown, of as the beginning of e reign. The
ngiamossents of the Chit List baseditsed nbergain bourses tbs.
. grows and the pisapie—..the Crows OM( its loroditacy MOM
he no:bangs ter the Civil List. Ibis was a mhos sonspao, 'WA
iisgevoild octet advise Pokiionlost lightly to tampar•with. This
aqtapetioa weeper ctse of eamosay ji if the canape; woe once broken
kmeitherAdel. there woad be as mate attempts to increase tbe
dt Lin as to reduce h. This eras not y ghee tion al &mile, but
witriacipk ; and no details. no history-of what poised in the Kiss's*
unease, on the King's !oder, moold induie the. House to violate
gligsguistpect between the Crown and the peenke.
PG HUSKISSON thought the Haim could not interfere with
;'use tirpaci betwieo the Crown and the people. Alf authorities
• menu gaunt so* iviterletetsce. ID lei 9 and 1816, the reason why'
• Afith Allem ihnedeoed was, that she Crown had appbed to the
Moms% mad thus submitted to it the details of its expenditure.
to liamostralds Member foe Aberdeen bad no more right to
'. 'elillatini mei amt of the expenditute under the Civil List, than
'•=1:. Illehlasse) hid to move for the Honourable Member's
'a book, in order to. ascertain the Honourable Member's
. personal asperses. The Civil List of England. which in 1733
uonnostsoad to 140,0001. did not cow ceded 90,0001. That of ilandre-
. lied was reduced from 100,00010 so 50•001N4 and that of Scot
Asa Want to 4540001. and the. Four per .Cents. were net now
911.11.9011110 with any pensions at all. How. then. could it be said
that there had been.an increase of the espenditere en the Civil
ListZ The seas of 90.0001. was not too much for the various an-.
amides of the Royal state end.dignity. He hoped the Homo this
.would sec hesitate to reject a motion which tended to interfere
.with a etompern-which could net be seethed bet at the beginning
Of the reign, or on application from thi Crown.
Mr. KU MR repited--The trae dignity if the Crown consisted
t as epporticolng its expenses to' tbe diathesis& condition of** noun-
- nava ndelat be a majority aleMetisho. .but is it would be
owing to the had taste of the Miniseviand the bad taste of the '1
.., Bantus in following the knottiness. . • * 1
limo House then divided. when these woo--
- - • . For the nisei* . ... -..:•ii -* : . 'l3
Against it . . 's: • .s- .; • . lad .
' Majority' • ' . s.' , . -.--fi
.1i
' 'lr. BOMB thee moved that an hosible Address be presented
In his Majesty, praying that his Majesty may be graciously '1
plumd to have communicated to the Home copies or extracts from 1
eommunicatkins or statements whiteh may have been received-141
any dein:Mon of his Majesty's Clostereineet, en the eabjerts of
folfelga and domestic teed*, of the agriculture, of the increase er
'decreased the populatkii, of tbi industry, legislation, and clvili-
mile* of Hayti.
tion is the Hon. Gentleman's
• Mr. kliaL. ILO5la have no objet
motion, as.it appeated to him not to involve any political question,
and• Would therefore give it his sapping.
lotino was accordingly agreed to.
#II.I..EXANDER GRANT brought up the Report of the
Nap and Meant -- received, and • Bill
leanded thereon ,
• Mr.' HT; Xi
of do-Choy
that obi Ulf L
way for which .
Petition, signed
.Pe rude. lay
eboold, pay ete
pared to him
Atter a few
'Agitation was
Tr. en:
Oar Of. the
the Roche..
The 'Report
' Tito Report
aitil the lit
The Althea."
o.lrfia•
trnotion of Sir y: Ililittiiar, the Promissory Nom Ma-.
was read a second dote, and ordered to be committed.
4 ...alli 1
pica Rif, through a Cdruilttes. • - • I
of tbe P rs Macedon Mt q
t was brought i
t
igggagisse dooms ordered to be engrossed to-morrow.
ON 00 mother of Mr. U. CAO9, the 1301 to Prevost the Apptl-
-0,,i0u if Commute Fends to the Purposes of Elections of blem.
'Wei lb 'Web lb Pstdastent was trod a Int duo, and • scacied Oa
As mad seemed time on Theratiay.
Tint trine Ore* ii. the thy Brett dos disposed of. end the
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,Mrs balhipartlp tlstrrp.artea Members present at four o'clock,
Ftbaiikatee stood attapurnad till to4Porrow (this tap.
BITNORITY OF f
TOIRTRESL .
Oa bk. Moto Motion for the Revision of the -Civil Let, as ar
as regards Pensions. with a view-to reducing.the sane.
Brougham, Wm. Martin, John Wood, Alderman
eradock, Colonel Marshall. John TV-I.n*. ,
Dawson, Alex. Monck, JB. • Joseph Hunter ..
gi.thupe. John Webb, Colonel John Wood
Guest. J. .J• Williams, Sir R.
ratio err.
Guise, Sir Win. Warburton, Henry C, P. Tisomm..
PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.
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ABSTRACT or 'sit a S 2.l'A LI. NOTES BILL, niiilii,l alb.
In the Bill " to re.frila the Negotiation in Rngland'of.Froto As.
sory Notes and Bills under a limited Some issued qr•ina/11 payable
in Scotland or Ireland," there is wily oneTnactirig clause, of.vsbicis
the following is the substance--
to be inserted
Dora—The words printed in Italics are proposed
in the Committee. _ .
If any body politic or corporate, ;woman or persons shall, after
e,
the firth day if April, ono thousand eigkt hundred and tweerywint.
by any art, device or means whatsoever. issue, pubiii
orh, negoNriaote,to,
or transfer, in. Alf pit of Rogliod.'any Promissory other
Draft, F.ngagentent, or Undertaking, in writing, made payable on
demand to the bearer thereof, in apy part of Scotland or Ireland,
and being negotiable Ar tran.ferable for the payment of-any tium of
money leo than' jitaresulds. or on which less than the awn of lope
pews& sblll remain utnlischarged, every pucb body politic or cor-
porate, or person or prisons, shall for every Note. Bill, &c. so Issue&
' negotiated, et transt'erted, forfeit and pay bee over/ such stenos
any SOM. mot exceeding twenty pounds nor less than fire pounds, tor
he suet for, recovered. Livied,untigated and applied, by stay loader
Of Juititis gibs Peace.

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' ' • •'''THULISDAY, JUNE 12i 1803. •
1 STOCK, RXCHANGK, ,O'Cl•OC*.
Accounts front-Zsom of the Sib May, state that on the Oat
lAprirthe Russian Atoka,' ittompanied• by a Frettclifrigite4d
tend Itngliph brig,. otiPeared 'beta* Caron, .to demand of the Chief
*.pr the insurgents tb deli:a:beer to them that fortress, for which
they.wobid-pay' hiss a seer of money;• bet the Insurgent Chief
'I hey .write Own Frankfort, dated .itise 4th. of. June, that in
entraerdieery eiststler he{ arrived therefrom Vienna,. stating 'that
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the Metallignes. had; fella g per eau. and Bank Actions tricot
IS to .14 lodes, in soihequenle of she RaisAart Army hating
trailed the.Deouhe. Tlaciattleot be trim, as arcounts.arn tren
thirnsornlng from Frankfert, by which isappears that: lie 7;
unique* had fa lai there. bet the neat day ;hey rose again.t4
:The comet market has a brisk-appearance this malWisgoact,
lessots spitted this morning at 47} I, far the. Account,. and moo
after were dose at $4; but sense melt sales havingbeenAdrectql.,
caused the Market to recede to 117} •••• at mbleltePilPs..
iambs steady. •
lathe Foreign Maria, Braeillaa Bonds maintain *sir prim.l
lii ether Foreign Securities little doing its present.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK;
OF to the present time then is scarce a feature in the *chi
ilaritec worth observation. Consols have been Recreating dogleg
the niernipg between /17# and Si for the Account; and may stow
be (pitied at 67 altettiately buyers 'and sellers. with little bualsonss
doing. The Commissioners gave 47} (or litedmed. •
We waders:and that the Ranger sloop of war, from Rio., has
brought one million of doilati for Merchants escountrond;ly,
thousand dollars for the Government account. • .
In the Foreign Marisa, Brasil, Portuguese, and Ilellialik.l.olll4
have increased; in the other Foreign Securities. little •14141110.111
doing.

PRICK VF STOCKS At TWO O'CLOCK.
Bast Stock 5101 91 India Elands 99
South Sea Stuck
SoeCent. Ited.ll4 11'1
$ per Ct. Cone. Slott Old Assuktes A.
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51 per Cent. 95 11000 Bathe+ 21.4411 1.. .
51 per Cam lied.* 541 .8500 Ditto ES * ~„ r 4
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4 per Ce. New Shot Aim ..nd .5100 Eiji iii
4 per Cent. 1824, 1831 4 . Advertised
Long Ann. I 1 9-11 Bank fur Am. ' •e.
lodia Stock Co w& for Aeot.ll7l 11, If
FOICKION frIINOR. TWO 4•1:1.• KS
Eirasllian 8d0.5p Ct. op 4 Mex. 1148,111:15,4 pet. $7
Do Acet.4lsi 51 41 4 Da Aeet 571 1 el 7
Bottum Ayres Muir C. 44 41 Porting. Bd.. 59 I•. 51 1
Do Acct. 44 6 % DoAcee St WI II ti
, ..iumbial 14.39.1.41 per Ct. Ituss.lids.l via, s per CLIO,
Do? Bonds,lsl/44.25 54 Spanish Ilds Sp 01. 111
Do. Ar.c.23 Spar. lids. 1513. 6 p. C. 14
Vanish II& 5 pct. SI" French Romeo. 3 p Ct. TOf
Do. Acct. 61 _ . 1 Beebany lif 50e •- - .
Week Boadaslllss.,p Ct.l7 Do. AcU. r
BRITISH AND ?ORIEL° te SHARKS. TWO O'CL4.IOII.
sues!. rain. t',...,.. :. ,
108 IP • . - Wt.. • . ' '
300 .415. ' 171 '
35. 90 -'-' riiKl-Ket
11)0100
18$04 •,_ :4_7:1;7: 7.
46 111 • .:.:111v' •,ri• 1,

Angle Motion
Bolanes
Brazilian
Coiontbian .
United Meakan
(kdinal Steam Navigation

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At hardly any period bas there prevailed ten
as at ptesent, a belief that Maoism* intend.ba,taltpfite
case of the Catholics into considerationi With *view eel
some arrangement tending to quiet lire corns*: trpond
evet day
'that momentous Question. Bets were Midi l
at the West end of the Town, •that Emancipation, in
some shape or other, wield pass both Houses nest Sea.
sion. Not only did-the Jiishop of
,liktaletsalrlf,iotimate
hii•opinion, that next Session.-erbes there laid be time,
batter state the question,satisfactory
be made, hot, we have beard, .that. anotAgt ;ki,elater
who opposed Concession in a speech of some, lenge,*
on Tuesday might, expreSsed his conviction; on; leaving
.he }rouse, that gm autipationmight now bircOgpidere4,
,settled thing. if we might be allowid to trotovri the
mot sing of the speeches limb of the Dritir%of' Wool
ItiOtoti .asid the Loss tit* natio', .4.4.100 Aye
that if by means Of negotiation with Rome, or.. other',
wise, souse check could be Pat-on foreign Sofloence
this country, the Ministers-se have mentioned ;weld'
not object to the reveal of the t,}bitting laisq.
'",!ff the,
Duke of Wal.t.tasearni has tikep the trouble to estilitaiP
the precise terms of the Concordat between Hsnover
end Rome-wit he has laboured to see whether the cir-
, cumssaneesor England and Hauover-are.limilar &ones
to`admit of tbre'same relations with Boole Whig esta-
blished bessaseiaiss isite-teasvaablo,tesc,ioltsaes if.evcrj
it was doubted, that his Grace has a sincere wish to
disemb .rrass Wismar of this. sibleit; 1f:4,q1!,;08.6.tr1a'

with safety. - sit% I-, op,
There was peat atomises; and flint ;16,10t/11/Mg*
tares raqsaiiro Oat the intercourse- between z 'Pope
04 piesisboid arls;eh at presentletists, should', Oro ia-
re:d
• eat of -emancipation, be• controlled. To thi
ille energies of Statesmen ought to he directed,
-it mast be conceded that.Ot qiseniMs was boughs.
fit!wsrd on the present occasion too generally. arm
City
is She diffiGuigi. sad whoevei btipiS.fotseord. the
subject should produce the tervos whioh he.shinits mu,,
accompany coocetsion. We hope we shall beau no mot
of the %/squeaked demands of the Catholic Asincistion

Means Cornelius', which was received, and a Bill
ittat
moo ordered to he brought in.
I 31E object'd to sail grant of . 0001. for the support
gyafe.ille EstaiditChuteb in da. it was a tact
tsh
If 'wee/ hlth ' ranted had' n 'speeded In the
hick it was wising* dined, an 4 conskiennt teat a
laid by a conaldere 'number or Individual", lieu
lay do the table, he t t k but just that the oust
*net IT to their pram On the whole, the grim ap.
tkm enormous andmppetlesary.
Oson
few words (rein the inpu.t.osof the Enotraltia, the
was overruled., and the agreed so,
lANCELLOR of tho.l CHEW'S moved thg Or-
Day for brim up thh.lheport of sag Comptitthe of
i Revenue Acts;
:port was scrngly brtnighe opt sot VW..
epon of the splos:End Nano was reettwed,
all ordered to be nod s knte to-Moire*.
l'itOuse Certifstates ( ) HUY win read a third sfoge,
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