The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-10 00:00:00

to lifty.frier millions ; but "kaiak be ;
he still felt that the peasant oggiamit ,
t,f‘vne, .ble for the imposition of any flea
With respect to the plan of raking a %Wog I
Fond In the soonest of five millions, he did not 80.
Moth nhj ut ; holm was of opinion, that if it were
left •I 1 a real 'tonsil of two millions, money might
oil h.. h..rrnwerl 11111 es grind terms on the Stock Ea-
allege a. at present. Olathe subject of economy he
bad heard • grams (led, but he was still of vision
that emit seri important reductions might have been
mode. Ile had Not been able in the pretest Session
to discuss tie Army Eseinistra, as he sometimes .
lea the liberty of doing ; bat be thought these
of the present year as oljeetir liable as the CPI..
Estimate% of ISIS, oboe which so moth
ihari *Noon mid at the lime. if he lived nest year,
`end had the honour of a emit in the Hasse, he
.•••1.1, b• am certain, make it oat to the sattafae-
'Von of the Ilneie, that those Estimates, should they
he gootinoed •t their present amount, were sutra.
vapidly large, soil nuelil In be reduced.
Mi. Alderman WOOD cbjecieJ to the tie on
%It, which. hi the present depressed state of the
.ffermer-. n.'.l K. most severely felt.
Mr. RICA RDO had already opposed the grant of
Mt re to hini.a to•arrls a Sulking Feud, because he
dot not wish to place seek a Pond at the mercy if ,
)1 i..iiters, who would take it wit they theeght
'rent so•ressity required it. He would limit that '
I..me IP•alla shneld It. roweled to for liquidatiog tee
public Bahr, sod n this ha s,,reed with the lion. Mew.
bet fit Leicester (Mr. Mansfield), that • great merle
ice be made ; bet he could not go with him in
thotking. that that nagbt to be • Property Tat
That would he as bad as say other wok; it wield
be ererniird with the sauna bad effects as the ether
plan. lie would, however, be latided to Make a
sacr lice ; the slunk* world be a teiniiiety
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and with that view be ...la. be willing to gibe
uti lage a shut if erty es say other
—[Hear, Asir. bear fl—By sad Memo
oi ea the evil of the Mideast( Debt to beliget-
I
was ahead which almost 'any sacrifice week! rot !
be ton Ares, to get rid of. Ibtlestroyed
ii‘•rium el prices. orcssloned teeny persons tempi.
rue to other countries, in order to avoid the burden
of ',navies ,v ciah it entailed, and hang Ilk* a mill-
et me resod the esertiost sod indestry of tbecountrv.
lie therefore sever would give a vote (e support nil
si;) tm *kith wont to tontines • Sinkieg rend ; for
if Fund were to imam to eight willows. Mi-
mi,. rs • dela, nn any emergency, &writhe some Sc.
count of it as limy did at premed. Os ter milajeet of
ti.e be had Nothing to object. He game credit
tri anal shocked the ,Right lint. Georleman (the
limorellor of the Eirhirquer) for his good manage.
tome • Milo the last two or three date.—(d/easgh )1
Air. GRIkNFEI.I, wished to understand the Aht
II notary's', Gentlemen (the Choiscellof of the Es-
chrism) on his enmeshing respecting oho Sinking
Fot.d. Ile wished in ken. whether there was °idyl
in be • real Sinking flood of gee millions. or whe-
ther •he old machinery shoold go ow as before, sad
,”rem of herroirsiog h am it he covitioiseri
To this end a nether question irons Mr./tit:AHD°,
not perl..ry . sodihle l's 1,.• Gallery.
C HA NCFI.I.OI( of she EXCHEQUER re-
plied, that if it wise occasion to take eel, sleets
millions nest year, there wield era be more than
goer millions to borrow ; end petheps rheumatisms
might be such as lade away altogether with the near
sky of borrowing farther.
In reply to an observation from Mr. HOUSE
St:INNER,

Tke CHANCELLOR, of ill. EXCURQUER

said, that the arrangmeots respecting any Ins., oast
year, however swell. would depend ou the state of
• provessont of the counts,.
Illy Restslotions were thee reed by the CHAIR-
MAN. bet in to rapid a manner as to preteut es
'ltem attemptiog a faitt.fol ilitmet .1 thew.
Mr. °HEMPEL,, wished to es/y_„..sbe Right Haw
Gentleman opposite, whether he hstereti late an.
•rrartement with the Beek of EaglaNst,‘,lptive to
the fee of 0001. open everywhich It‘tavic-
cosi armed to receive for the suasageaseat of the
lie debt ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
bad made specific arrsogeseat spew tisk natter;
and seer no lessee fee departing fres whet bed been
the general east** its yesard to it. . .
04 the CHAIRMAN petting the Horologists,
" That there be granted a sem of Y-10,0U0t. to be
/shed by Lottery," (near?)
Mr. CRIPI'% rose, bet was totally inaudible is
the asllety. We understood him to entertain airing
to the Resnietion, epee which be would
certainly divide the How.
The gallery was accordingly cleared fire dishiest,
viten the webers were—
Ayes. 11/ I Nees. 43 Majority is terser of the Resoletioa,
On ear re.adasiseion we found Mr. H. Smarr,
the Chancellor of the ischeqeer, sod Mr. Coro's,
issued le a desultory conversation, which was al-
snit ismedistelg*opped, whoa the nest Resole.'
'this was mogul a a--0 That spew every beshel of
salt, barley, urn, or say grain breeght free Scot.
land tato Emitted, there be ski en excite dety .f
ls.; and a defy of le. td. epee every petted of
Deco and anal_, the saute pet beleg Irish soul." •
Mt. GOOC claimed the attitudes of the Hews
ter a few missies. He my seldom treobled thou
spots questions of this eaters ; It was always with
gloat reluctance that he addressed thews, sod le the
pretest Instance he did so with ettretee
(Hear!)-4! a Member for one of the great agrkel.
Coral enemies, beehoeld ill discharge his duty to his
Coustiteests, if bealifl ens catefelly watch .ter their
litmus. The landed isterest demanded only whet
every other body of meshed, protection ; a prosodists
against the foreign former, who could afford to bring
his corn to market et 40a. cheeperthan obey could. Not
only was the Cern Bill no protection, bet fresh tames
were sow to be impoeecl epos them.—[fleor !)
The Chancellor of the Eulogiser bad told thew, that
this duty would affect neither the land.ew ner nor the
Cenismer. Certainly this was one of the happiest
aid most hemlines taxes ewer devised; for it was
sot to •frees any one.—[Harr, hear! sad ouch
itinglger.)—Bet the feet oat, that if it did not press
apes she issalhoWer, it necessarily wneld *port the
poor. the Croat body of whom were supported by the
Peer R.
Mr. BUXTON rose. The Chiseellor of the Eg-