The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

Debate, erithisixtilrovi best pap.)

prepared to great them for the tumble
NC If dose arrangement could not be
would be better to withdraw that clause
d let the Right Hon. Reatleman make
with the Bank.
ICELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said h
le, the House might see, to come to any
. aresusgessest, as they 000ld not know the ex
as trouble the Beak might hare.
Hanes haviog then resolved itself into a Com
blv..Brogdeo in the Chair—
ORENFELL said be would take the Rase of is
ae propriety of withdrawing that ebbs.
grant remuneration to the Bank.
ELLItB said he was anwilliog to throw any oh-
s the way at that time. He would not then pro-
' asseadment, but would reserve himself to the
- the Bill—Some of the clauses were
ration being put on the dame empowering
Comoussittoers of the T ry to reward the Ban
heir agency,
ORBNFELI, saw no reason for not striking the
ith the Bank. if they could bare the con-
any charge at all.
• then ordered to withdraw. and the
divided on the clause.
were, for the clause. 76; against it, 39;
.• to the gallery we found Mr. OREN-
legs, but. from the seise of strangers
could not catch one word of what he
CALCRAT wu anxious that the Right Re..
• Chancellor of the Ruberter) wadi ex-
for persons to signify tiself assentor die-
measure. The time proposed wee=
-1 extension of it would be a great

If thought the Right lies. Heade:nap
was pressing Rill through too (eichly.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the
-,ivee by the Bill to those person who held son
'- la their owe 0•111,11 WU rite sufficient. A
included, exteedieg the doe to four-
'is favour of treaties+ bi ardor to
obtain the comet at Abair priselpals.
CALCRAFT said that the movie in the remote
of England could not signify door diesels' in the
!hotted. He wished the Right Hon. Gentleman
the tens of 11 days to all, as be inteeded

was anxious to know from the Right
whether there was any provision in the
/as sorry he had aot time to read, for
tntstee, where there were two or more,
dissent; or was it aseessary that all

esetooded that the time was too limited.
• was a physical impossibility for the
their lineations knows withia the

'CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought
t was quite sallisient.
'PORT said that they ought to be cautious
these proceedings the appearance of tab.
by surprise.
LCRAFT again repeated his objections to pre-
•"11 through the different stages. without
the beldame die Week. to knew the
--a the. Bill ~eed. The harry of the
~ Gentleman "NU lead the public to samee
something in th. mu not fit to be know..
NCEILOR of IIbeff.XCHEQUER mid the
Rill was already before the public. It
that the details should be hoewa to

.objected to tie order Is which it was
f a the diesentienta. He wished to knew
dose in case all the dimendests
se last day glees them. He could set
last dimestient should be better off
dissented first. He thought It would be
• consented were required to agility
d was, isdeed.su rised, from the mode
Right Hoe. oeatleman, that soy ose
*. dissent.

IN said no notice bad been takes by
of one close of bolder—be 'mantes-

have laid eat mosey is that stock.
they bad parehmeditsssities of 5001.
anositiss would be, Ivy the measure
contemplation, reduced to 4001. orBool. He would
persons would be satisfied with the Bill f
an a:lassies of time is favour of those.
:I.LOR of the EXCHEQUER was en-
, that if the 'coasters knowingly and
ed ananities in funds which were liable
did so of their own wrong, and they
Consequence.
thought the Right Hon. Gentles's.
provision for the case of exemption.
provision were made in that Bill, no cite-
for the future purchase in the 4 per Ceuta,
were liable to redemption, bat they weeM
money in the 3 per Cents.
words from Mr. Matrix sad the CAMP.
white ebb oft be bard b

resumed, and the Report was brought up
ordered to be taken into further consider-
nest, and tho Bill, as amended, was
•RMY RSTIMATMII.
the CHao""""

—...scsaar.i.LOß of fist LX.
Ong into a Consosittes of Supply. and
may Rstintatne to said Committee,
wished, before the Hone shooid p
make an observation on the Orders
was not animal in that House to put
through second sod third readings, about
wit io the morning, when only a few
the Hume. That was the ease on the

turday last, when a very iasportant Act
its third reading. He meant the Act for
persons who took op arms from persons
4110 e Bill affected persons who had perhaps
-.iced proceedings against the Magistrates
who took op their arms, which they
defence of themselves or property. He
-4 that, in order to draw the attention
mother Bill, which stood among the
and wasabout passing intoa law. He
Hers' Commitments Bill. He hoped
for the maritime counties would
. By that Bill, which went farther
the Late King. the Magistrates might
ululate" person suspected of that illicit
.deir decision was bash. He hoped the
ordered to be printed and postponid.
words from Mr. WA HRH and Mr. BEN-

resolved itself Into a Committee of Supply.
A g ER having left the Chair,
,NERSTON rose to call the attention of the
Estimates for the service of the Army for
The House, ►e said, would perceive
~ showed that great mindless had
last year, as well ie the wsiehers of the
.., amount of charge. The total 'Worth's
■embers. setting aside the Veteran Batts-
in Ireland, mania he found to be
■mount of charge 537.8491. There

• (PfarrarMarrbirg
•10 which he Mee pre
I they wentel hive.
then MAN it wail
film the Bills and
some stipplatim w
Tlie mown
was imptiffsble, th
• conclusive image
tent of the tremble
The Home havi
• mitts', Mr, Seigel,
Mr. oluorriaLi
Committee on the
• which west to Kra
Mr. ELLICE sai
Uncle in the way al
pose any ameatme
third reading of tl
'•*!
then agreed to.
On the reastion
the Conernessioners
for their agency,
Mr. GRENFELI
bargain thee with •
mince to make ani
Strangers were i
Committee divided
The numbers we
Majority, 37.
tft our return to
FELL on his lepi
rushing in, we co
said.
Mr. CALL RA
%/edema (the Cie
tend the time for p
mat from the meal
too short, and an et
convenience.
Mr. MABERLY
was pressing the B
The CHANCELI
time given by the
of the stock In thy
clause would be is
1;
teen days more la
able them to obtain
Mr. CALCRAFI
" parts of England a
time limited. He
would extend the to
for trustees.
Mr. ELLICE we
• Hon. Gentleman,
Bill, which he was
permitting one tree
to declare his dim
should join?
NO' ID. MONK coati
and that there wt
holders to make t
given period.
The CHANCELI
the time given was
• Sir J. NEWPOR
• of not giving to the
lag the country by
Mr.CALCRAFT
cipitate the Bill the
.c dent time to the
rooditions which tb
Hight Hon. Gentles
• there was somethini
The CHANCEL
principle of the Bill
was not necessary tl
them.
Mr. ELLICE obj•
proposed to pay off
what was to be dose
their dissent on the
conceive why the la
then be who dissent
f firer if those who o
their assent. He w
adopted by the Rigl
should signify his di
' Mr. T. WILSON
any Hon. Member e
minors, who might
Ile would suppose tl
or 1,0001. Those ar
lender eontemplatior
ask if those persons
He would propose as
The CHANCEL!
sierstood to reply, th
willingly purchased
to reduction, they di
should abide by tbe
_ Mr. MABERLY
should make some p
Unless some provisio
rotor would for the
because they were Ii
oi lay out their money
After a few words
cze.t.ok of tie Exult
isou the Gallery,
The house resume
and read, end orders
• ation on Thursday
ordered to be printe
•
On the motion of
A , CHEQUER for gait
for referring the An
Mr. DENMAN w
into Committee, to
of the Day. It lea
important Acts throe
one or two o'clock
%411 Members were in GI
morning of Saturda•
went through its thi
indemnifying perso
in Ireland. The Bi
already commenced
or other persons, wl
kept for the delenc
merely mentioned th
•, of the House.. to sr
orders of that day, a
meant the Smuggl
the Representatives
look to that Bill.
than the 57th of tb
take up any mewls]
• I trading, and their
Bill would be order.
After a few words
NET,
The Home resole,
The SPEAKER
Lord PALMERS'
Home to the &Gm
the present year.
that the Estimates
• bate made since las
army as in the Mlles
in pointof members
Bons, which were
12,304 men, tad in