The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-02-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMRNT.

HOUSE OF LORDS. Fes. 19.
Tie Malt Doges* Bill paned through a Cumwittee, and was
reported wilily/11 aifterillawill.
I:INANCE.
The Howe having resolved Pipit( into a Commit..
tee es the 30,000,0001. Eachequer Bill.' Bill,
Earl GROSVENOR thought it a 6t opportunity
to say a few words upon the Financiwl S:air of the
Country. He regretted that economy kart net bees
recommended in the Speech delivered by the Lards
Ceemaimioners at the opening of the Session, and
still more, that economy had sot been practically
serried into effect. It was indeed aJamontahist eft-
*ration, tLat et the present atement, after three•
tars of peace, the Resusie of the 41•0111,7 was laser
Jerilfilosts *ft of the )41,24bit , aid to tp seemed
Al‘prapost it so•kissi abets
which such a stge of affairs imperiously called Pre-
!tweed or this, we bad au army on foot of smarty
100,000 men, for what purpose he knew not ; and
we had to maintain a force in France, for the pur-
pose of keeping the Bourbons*. the Throne. Ile,
treated, that bet a short time would elapse before
the troops in Freer: would be withdrawn, it being
in waist to think of sustaining any Goverseaeut by
such mimes. Whatever might be the state of parties
its France, whether Ultras or tetras, or whatever
they might choose. to call their parties---whatesor
squabbles might arise among themselves, he main-
tained, that we ought to leave them to settle their
own disputes, and not burden ourselves with any es-
_pence on account of them. Above all things it was
spoil essential, that the strictest economy Oswald be I
practised in every department of the Government,
and he could not learn, that the dictates of economy
were at all attended to, or at least in any say that
could have the desired effect.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL did not think it ne-
cessary to follow the Noble Lord in the topics be.
had introduced, or to discuss now any question re.
garding the Bourbons. The proper time for a float). •
trial discussion would be when the papers upon the
subject nere all before the House, and he should
then be ready to enter into the investigation. Where
the Noble Earl gat the information that the expendi-
ture of the country was many millions beyond the
Revenue, he (1,..r Liverpool) was at a loss to guess,
certain he µ4s, that there was uo hsl,eroldocumentl
before the House, that could Levi- out the Noble Earl
in any such conclusion:. With regard to economy,
the Noble Earl was equally mistaken, the fact being,
that alt the suggesions for reductions in the Public
Espenditore made by the Committee of Finance, bad
been adopted and acted upon, or that where they
bed toot., he was fatty prepared when are Argersuileu
ems on, to assign vufGcsent for soy ramp-
dos in which they had been departed from. The in-
formation of the Noble Earl with respect to oar
army in France, was of an equally strange character
sith other information which he appeared to have
obtained; the fact was that if our troops in France
were ordered Lome, and actually disbanded, it
would make no difference whatever io oar espeudi-
tore.

Ties day was publisbed, Lemmas and Cs. Patennower-row,
Prwe la. GIL
rvii E SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH an the MO-
& NOPOLY otllse 711 EA NS at supplying BEER, and its
arlinrary Larearing, delivered as a Pablit Meeting at
thy Crown and Anchor Tavern,with Notes, awl be Ressludsees
slie Meeting.
By J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, I q. F. A. S
A Jentice of the Peace for Middlesex and foe Westoinoter.
W hero aka. be Ibid. same Anther'
. A LETTER to Lord SIOMOUTII oa eiabve 'abject.

ELECTION LAW.
TM. Amy was parlairiwd. price 114.
THE LAW of ELECTIONS, Volume time First,
enetaisa..g the Law aid, vespers to toe egtenepiee. bold-
iu nit 4 d.0....u00n wf Pogliateent. the boded ambit:Wages
wad delqao9lll,ation. of Meagher*, &t.
Thus Voinne cognition Report. of the foliating Cows :
The Rernegh of List/end. IW7
Of Gliednig. Dionharbm. Renfrew. and Rotbrralea.llln7.
Of Wlrk.Ta.o, Digettroll, Darnoek. and Kerkostl. 1807.
Of Linlithgow. Selkirk, La• aro, aid Peebles, 180.
Of Thsagsirvaat.lBo7.
By WILLIAM THOMAS ROE. Esq.
Of Lax. hes lea. Rain-ter- .s-Ln w.
Alei mss he had. by the saw Auth,o price Pk. boartl4.
AN APPENDIX to the LAW ef ECECTIONS t coma's-
if( the Arts afgaeParlinsoset of Scotland, and of Great &item,
Whit* relate no K Minns for Station&
ACTS of PARLIAMENT of IRELAND. and of the
UN ITEQ KINGDOM. which Mamie Elections for Irelsed.
ACT:lid:Mew to CONTROVERTED ELECTION .4.
PRECEDENTS of PETITIONS. RESOLUTIONS of
the HOUSE relating to tibiae Pesetiows into Coosiderstioo, ke.
Lamina: Pointed fur Charles Hanttr, Lao Rsusaeittr, Ba-
yard, tangelo's tug

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAZA RD •Itil Co. who sold FIVE TWENTY
THOUSANDS is the Last Year's Lotteries. gratefully
acknowledge that liberal Share of P.blic P4t Mee bestowed
nu their Forteasse and 011Establis:ied Orate. Koval Exchange.
Lumina s they feel great pleasure its rresposmeadimg the Scheme
of the ptyalin Lottery. cons • '
TIMER PRIZES moue romsos
ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS!'
TWELVE PIPES OF OLD PORT WINE!
No Stork Prized!—All Cording Money !
BEGINs trn MARCH.
THE TIN FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES
Ors the First Das. will he
ALL CA PI l'A LS of £5.0.11. £l.O 10. Re. Re.
• la the Lottery in which t:e First-drawu Tickets
were Capital Prises.
HAZARD and un.
SOLD THEM ALL!!!

"the Earl of LAUDERDALE wished to know,
with reference to what the Noble Earl had just
stated, whether the Eapenditere of the country did
not very considerably ezreed the actual Revenue ?
The FArl of LIVERPQOI. said, that depended
upon the view which was taken of the subject
Taking the whole Revenue of the country, including
the Sinking Fund, it would audoubtedly exceed all
the Espendit ore.
Lord KING maintained, that, in that case, the
Sinking Fund was merely nominal, and that no part
of the Debt was actually discharged by it, there being
no excess of Revenue over the Expenditure.
The Etri of LIVERPOOL denied this conclusion,
contending, that, including the Sinking Fond, there
was an actual excess of Revenue over Espenditure,
and that to the amount of that excess, upwards of
2,000,0001. there was an actual dimiuotion of the
aggregate amount of Debt.
Earl GROSVENOR said, he had conceived that
the Army in France caused en increase of expendi-
ture to this couutry, and that its being withdrawn
would be a material sawing (the Earl of Liverpool
said across the tab!,, Not a shtiling).—lgo had, how.
ever,considered it his duty to bring the subject coder
the consideration of the Hoes,.
The Bill then passed through the Committee, and
Iry LOSE unhappy Patients who, through the boast. was reported without Amendment.
I. ed premises of ignorant prrteodets to swebral skill, i r OFFICES IN REVERSION.
throve!' wilful proem-tination, to order to ineren-e estivate, Earl GROSVENOIt adverted to a motion be
satiate additiroal pangs, and become coosiderable nuns her
mac. gic. are earar,siv ids iced to the I.;:iii London medical had lately made, for an Account of Offices granted
listrablishisient, 7. Cansion-succt-road, Near the Commercial- in Reversion, and observed, that it bail not been
road T'mvake• 24- GenrlCr."6.4l6":*3sl' where C. J. 'MR- laid before the House; a delay which he understood
DAN, bargees, die. wad (no eminent Pllssiciaos, during woo -
year, regular see, can prose that thousasid, fa I item*, to have arisen from the circumstance of their not
.early t the ir=eet Memo, owing I. improper treatment, having been enrolled, and application bad in arose-
nad the ascot these readmits preparations termed wierenrials,
which eettiely *lslam,. and „as ow cnineilaiina by gel tibg i w quence been made t►l the Treasury.
to the boors, which has caused uiceratices, with blotches en the The Earl of LIVERPOOL maintained that the
head, fare. NBA had.. . dime" in the tight* "lee is the ea", Treasury had nothing to do with it ; and that it rest•
drlferw. wartime. ale;tiaate elects. modes as she Shin boars, id- _ ,
certified throats, niirtarall pain, lathe hesid aad limbs, frequent- ea with the House to cause its own Orders to be
is =waken far rheumatics. at IRA drapsy asses, with a gene- obeyed, on discovering the proper person to sake
Tel debility and decay of the tionitituttaa, iwigisatiatt frato a the return.
dreadful disease lurking in the habit or the ty-low, Wag
I, d sewed by the ate of mercury.—Messrs. Jurdan and A conversation of souse length ensued.
Cu. nay be raoseited by all ranks of people, from nine The LORD CHANCELLOR suggested, that as a
in the mornote till nine at bight, for the cure of those of a similar
atsicted•with the veerteii Unease. and the ninnydie. return
'truing disorder: ariiine therefrom. Slight and seem easel are ' four years ago, it eight be discovered from that who
radically eared to three dual and if last steadier. a rare will be was the proper Officer to sake the return now called
pee firmed iii 15 doss. awl Mr. J. boldly asserts. that wither s
feat log a coraretiao of profrwion4l skill, nor bassi.. recourse I.lor•
vane sioleot pliersi of pio.rowitss mereasials. be ChZilcaleS them Lord HOLLAND moved that the paper be forth-
r.beo by their miarrakwhat he ins dose ay his wildfire* iltreat- with laid before the House, bet afterwards withdrew
111,111. as testified ow oath before the Lord Manor aid A Arrows
of the Ott, of London; and at all times pledges towel that he his motion, upon an understanding that it would be
is re-dY to Clare t$ above dreadful conielniiii•ini" mat atar:ll- firvt advisable to discover who was the proper Officer
in° ma‘es• ill "e'f.artil of the "ale' "el at half the soul "- that was to make the return. •
puce. Letters. rot pail, iaclosiae a fee, and stated the na-
ture elate coattilants, will be imairdiately attended to, aad we- COW PLAINTS OF ARBITRARY IMPRISONMENT.
dicite seat in asiy part of the knigdosa. Lord ! lOLLA ND. before the Order of the Day. was delivers
(r-:7 Oloirree. the East Lauda, Medical Establishrae, • I. !of presea lag so the Noise two Petitions, frame isolividisals,
eli!czly oppesise she slaw Maoia's Yard, Cann +l6-firret.l WIC . etwiplaiaisg of Mesh usage, unjust koprimeaseest, and. to Wary
M. Geurge's-in.the-Eart.—.No cuanectios a lib an) other Lease. I respects, cruet tentekest. They had beats- pat toe bib hods
• . • '.:etc lofrte elf:w

Tickets aad Shams are Selling by HAZARD sad Co. at
their Ogee (established a Century), South Gate of she Royal
E Mawr.
Vila' Sold a Prise of ,ESO 000 in the Last L•itter.% ;
The EQtl,o.►l i■ one Lottery before ;
The £521.000 io r prrvio-us Lottery :
FIVE Prises of £20.000 in sae tat 12 Mont)" g
And capita; Pilzeto f..rme► Lotteries, aususuotog to
SOME SIILLIONS.

A FEW SIMPLE QUESTIONS..-
Wooki .as Irish to live at ease?
Step to EY TtlN's. if you please.
Waeld *nu rid *oar mi. 4 of tore?
Tn F YTON'S to. an.l hug, a Share.
Wattle sou *our own carriage keep ?
To F.It'TON go before poi sleep.
%wilts you d oly stank ,our wine'
To EYTON go aad lose na time.
Noted sou lie as bed of doom ?
EYTON cao your w i.hes men.
W meld !me ill ur ha .s with gild?
14 to EYTON as you're told.
The 4th of March is very near,
Awd ran hat els, cau.v to fear,
For One Pia.a.l Se.ris *au may gala
?meth its Wettish rare and rag.
And should a Blank be all *au get,
Th.tt mat please *au better yet
Twelte Pipes of Wine is ow mean thing.
1. which, like tithes, you may swim !
Thee haste, m* friend*, make no delay.
Go.baste to EYTON, bastes** ay.
To 1W year purse, tor wet your clay.
No. 4, Copriabik,