The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-26 00:00:00

iirefee. life)*lo4kitnitais element that bailees
seed wu thattrytelengeOets of the the for dissent-
ing; but it wtadd be publicly knows, through the
main* of hits astwepapees and oda* Aussie. eat
*lent* *ea sa give every one dee etologh to wed*
up his wind. Py the Bill of Mr. Pelhisqlstroldieed
fu 1749), only tirstemniths were alloired fes.demdlariaff.
which Web atidifg thiaily 'lmpossible for tits* wits
were in la la. Ai ts.thothasellsa of hhe Mors. Mapabse
fee -Portarliagtain (Mr: • Alearda). be ewe* see ..aer
what. arrangements he would Inaba fir paying MeV
*be timid dimmed entil after the optiosaday,4llll•
then be would bring forward his phis. He did eat
think it a greater hardship to call for the dissent duo
*sent of the holders of 5 per Cents.—both were
egaally dependent on costingtocies. The Hen. Mem.
bet for Coventry said that, dace the Meeting of Par-
ham**. then wee a great rise is foreign stocks, sod
diet a great Mt of mode] bad been sent oat of the
crentrit.Byt.be mould tell the Hon. Gentleman that
thererblei alight rise In those stocky and a great
deal of looney seat abroad. **(OM Hi* Media: at
Paeliansest, add betters any Whistles was !hew at
the plan to be inteedeced; bet-oltees eircnametsseen
arose frame cite illiferieded Ilarsor *Stitt wise altimiad;
end the fear of eacroechtnent ha the Si ‘ltieg Piot' eatt 0
public ceedita.- .-. . --'-' 11--:
Mr. CALUMAPT wished to ask the C eller 4..
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the Ettcheetser if ifb, had a.power hi rmself be pay off thy
isetelisents.ve it beabould apply tot the maseties of
Parliament? • ,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re-
plied. that it d to the authority of Parlia-
ment to pay them off in such manner as might here-
after seem nioatfitting to its wisdom.
Mt. RICABOO winked to know at what time thee,
who were sew holders of 5 per Cent. Stock, would be
pain poesession of the 4 per Cent. Stock? The Itig'!t
ffba: the Chancellor of the Each/Tier bad forgo:tea
to answer the question which the lion. Member for
Tewkesbury had pet to him, as to what was to be done
in the event of one of two Trusters not agreeing to tne
proposed transfer.
The CHANCELLOR of the, EXCHEQUER said;
with respect to the hitter proposition of the Has. Mena;
her, that in ease of any such disagreeniedt betweel
two Trustees, the elestion mast he referred to a Coati 0
of Law fur decision. As to the. secooditropesitios. rat 1
specting the time when die trembler eitm Stock should, ' '
take place. he'proposed that is should be dratted on
the sth of 'Ally after the dividends 'wets med., or
before that Itertea.shOsid. ;It litirstlit pielopi de-.
sire it. • . .
Mr. W. IPlLLlA3lS•obaerved that an , exiptieg Ash m
of Parliament prohibited the Stook in meastire fru* '
being transferred till 23,1100,0001. of the Pedslic Debi '
wu liquidated.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEIS ot
served that the Mit. Member bail eatindjratisah4ipr ;
stood the nariiaink of that:Ait, , 7 ,
After'a few emr4s from Mraj though/rm. the Chan-
cellor of time Exchequer. .Sr. mibely, Sir. W. Smith;
and Mr. T. leiita.n•, 0:1 the ressiations respeettog the
demi* be•ellowed fur ummeitingAraesfere, the steers! re.
solutions were agreed to, and the hot* 'having I'll•.
siiiiid; thecitalrupta iiioirtid, piers*, and the Ito-
port was ordigiW* be remekied to-aeon's,.
~, ~, • mare aztwamitata..• ..:..,1 t _ i‘• .

. Mr..B.ROOPlLNitrouipbB dwaspeottatiby Col :e
al twiErflips ihrwas-*--
Mr. HU3113 witted to know bows the Right Hoe.
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, if it was his intends s
to lay before the house en account of all pensions charged
with a certain duty.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sail it
was doubtful whether a general account would be jr.
duces!, but he was now preparing one respecting the de-
partment to which he himself belonged.
The Resolutions ware agreed to, and a Bill was or-
dered to be prepared.
MALT TAX.

The house went into a Committee on the Annual Malt
Tax Act, and the Resolutions were agreed to, after a
few words trom the CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQI*ER and
Mr. S. RICE, In which the latter intimated his intention
to propose, on a future day. the abolition of the Win-
dow Tax in Ireland, perceiving that the Tax on Malt
operated with an unequal pressure on the population
of that country. Thu Report. was ordered to be received
to-morrow.
SLATS TIIIDS. •
Mr. W. SMITH, seeing & Noble Marquess in his plaeo;
wished to give notice that he would, to-morrow, move for
Copies of our Negotiations with Foreigh Powers for the
Abolition of the Slave Trade.

NEVI:NCB ANU EXPENDITURN
Returns were ordered of the Revenue and Expend-
iture of the country from the sth of January. 1421,
the sth of January, 182.2, inclusive, excluding the sums
allowed for paying die interastof the loaded and Um-
funded Debt.
Mr. LUSHILNGTON brought up various public docu-
ments, some of whidi were ordered to be printed.
On the motion of Mr. °MILBURN, the Arius' Seizure
Indemnity Bill in Ireland was read a second time, and
ordered to be committed to-morrow:

The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of,
and the halite adjourned at 13 o'clock.
By an official paper, exhibiting a comparative
view of the state of population, in the Census of Enz.,
land. Wales, and Scotland, in the yews !Sill, IMI I,
and 1821. it appears, in every county. there IA an in.
crease within the last ten years; in the EngliAlt cowl-
ties it is at an average rate of I$ per cesium—in the
Welsh, at 17 and one-fifth; and ip the Bcutch, at 15
and sirserentlis.
The Echo corvette arived at Toulon on the 1 Itit
instant, from Smyrna. At the • departure of this ices. •
eel the best order cootitmed to retgs among the shi,m
employed in ::tc Levant. They bore visited the differ.
cot F.—rah) succession, and have earre,ised their (meat
activity in affording protection to isorflag, which 1114
acquired so much respect that oar merchant ships are
much sought after by commercial wen; who have ship-
ments to make. In general there ie obverted, thratt4o.
out the Levant, a sentiment' oT goud.iill sad cou.i-
deration for the French; and this favourable dispoAi.
lion is certainly owing, in a great tnesisien., 16 the ae.
tivity and energy of the Officer. who coubtiaud.the
King's ships —( Mora! eve.). "
Thursday a man brwright his wife to. Mansfield Mark ae,
to dispose of tq the highest biddebpootplaitiog tithe:Ws
fair one was not a " votary at the shrine u( riet,
but having agreed 'to take a parithse!i4filta.' 4'4.4
resumed its cumin:44nd they vetursmillsameedeteviastesni
to become candidates for " thc.1144
.444mcpa.i4atate
very great disappointment of seecra semis*, nexiau_tr t
4ccolue purchasers, wits Withal'. Mile 'eftiwd, cart/N.4
Hi the occaaimstrlsoltiveti it tie, hi irsiliorierm lbrh
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