The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

r

commniras OF SUPPLY.

~

t~~.

af •
Or •

....

, -.
,-

The But India Sugar Bill was teed, ani the
Report ordered to be received to-aierrim.
The Custom Duties Rill went tbrsegh Cie tame

stages.
The Woollen Duties Bill was read a third time.—
L'pon the question that it do pass,
Jiii.-MALIBIO said, that it ieu nuke* to offer any
eppeelties to the BBL with aline to its improvement,
at its 'pendent ilvoicei fie. He had however ta.
.romplohs, that %r its proilatins;llle Otter Bills that
bad lately lisiieleterednetki, other object wood be:
'maimed than these whigh it professed. He 'honk!'
. vote ageiest the passing of the Bill.
Mr. LLUSIIIINGTON was certain, that if the Ron.
.11ettiber bad examiud the Act, and also emseittred
the other existing Acts upon the subject, be would
not have come to the conclusion which be had ea-
Prsesoi. • •
30- COFFIN suede an sliest watiao in favour of
the Bill.
Alter a few words ArMa,Mr. H. Davis. Mr. P. Lewis,
sad Mr. Pearce.
Mr. T. WILSON said, that be considered the 11111111•
sum to have the object of making an experiment upon
the exportation of sheep with lug wool to the Weet.
Dies, for the purpose of trying whether they "meld
Main their wool, or whether it would be succeeded
by hair.
dlr. CALCRAPT objected to the 811. He consi.
.dered that it was to the advantage of this country to
retain possession of the article of lug wool exclu-
tiely.
A Menses, whose name we could not ascertain, re-
commended that the ani4bould be postponed for a
abort period.
Mr. LUSHINOTON .impunted to postpone the
paqking of the Bill until to-morrow.
Mr. 01.71113 moved for returns of Duties for Consul-
age, Sm. paid by British ships in the ports of tbd Bfot•
zits in the last Ave years; also for particulars of a seat
of 21,0001. Irish currency, granted to the
Board in Ireland, and fur returns of the names etri
ions employed by that Board; also for a return shim
'banns of certain persons employed in the Irish Backe
the names and sale-
iu the last year.—

ild
Burgh

we understood) present-
I Huntsley against the
) be printed.
was road a third time

ISITIA POST BILL.
to call the attention of the Hoeft
contended first against the practlea-
arrangements which were in contest.
aware that in summer and •a geed
might be performed by good. horses.
' compelled the same exertions is.
seasons by day sod by night. ifr
measure, upon the ground that it.
)tags to one class of individuals,

doing injury to another. It wen*
delivery, and thereby, destroy that
• Post-olEce possessed for the rem
—laity and fairness with which letters were at present
delivered. The mercantile interest ia large towns and
'cities would be ittiabled to gain intelligence before the
agriculturists, and consequently to deal with them
upon an unfair advantage. He was aware that It wee
a favourite defence of the measure with the Right He•
nourable the Chancellor of the Exchnuer to say the
It was only an experiment. He (Mr. Warne) was aft.
aver's' from having the experiment tried, provided the
Hone "paid first go into an inquiry upon the guide*,
Ile Aland therefore move, " That a Select Catmint*
'be appointed to inquire into the correspondence hal
-other papers relative to the Extra Post Bill."
A Msstssa, whose name we could not escorts's~
seconded the motion.
Mr. PHILLIPS was in favour of the Bill, and
thought that the objections of the Hon. Gentians@
'were not well founded. At the same time he could
ate no reason why the inquiry proposed should not be
acceded to.
Dr. LUSHINOTON had no objection to the ap•
pointeent of the Com Mee.
After a few words from Lord A. Hamilton and the
tbaorellor of the Exchequer, the Motion was agreed
to, and the Committee appointed.
Oeneral HART said, that in consequence of his
Right Hon. Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer
•havint promised to direct his attention to the subject
of allowing the use of small stills in Ireland, he should
withdraw his notice of a motion relating to it.—Notice
withdrawn.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mowed
Ake Oilier of the Day for the Honse ping into a Coin-
'natio of Sepply.
Mr. CURWIN woo take Ibis opportanity of ask-
ing-the Right Hon. Gentleman a question relating to
a subject which he bad mentioned some time ago. It
.appmaroil that i grant had been made to Mr. ItiAdani
.tar movie's rendered to the Government. and he was
. not swore that the Grant bad ever bees submitted to
- .Paritament. or reported I. the 'papers laid before the
-Hew. He miseeived that no grant of public money
could be properly made without the previous consent
of.Parifseant.
• • fl CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied
le a Sew tone of yoke which was 'mandible in the Oaf-
. ler,. -WO understood him to say. that the confidence
it . reposed in Ministers by the Hem. enabled them to
ambegtents like the one in question.
Me. GRENFELL wished to ask his Hon. Friend
(Mr. Irring)whether he intended to press hie motion
for granting the claims of General Deefoureees, and
whet' be should again bring it before. the' Howe. He
was anxious to know. because he had examined the
came. see he bad never met with soy claims upon the
Vieeernamstuf es unjust or unfounded a assure.
/lit. HIVING complehted el the pnemature &dein
which his. Aim Friend haig epee, this
jasmine, Sad owed it to be hie lateadee et 440ei
the !bhp!!
..lpfeere the limo aids Fiblay.iest.
MUM d set earner that the Wields' of
'44hetlee Oesthetieed ring
lbst MIR eMisfeeterUp
*4ll a1im“046.871107.
et Chimes wee again to one
es there-woe sue el he linthen

r
,

111 r. WARRIC rose
to tiffs PIN. H. coot
• hility of tho sow arra
go was awi
►aid did distance mil
' Bat thott At contract
o inter odd at all sea►
twat kliostod to the u
trai epee advant
IX the pp m* of dohs
cteato as stair deli
. clurfictor which the P

.11 ..617.nignradia1
ala•
Hi • 10! Mix itsitAiman 4••
MAW se keety,
ateteete the Doke
We the Ism; a

Department ; alai for rata:nail the names and sal,
rieb of Polies Olken employed in the last year.-
'These uterus Irgre all ordered.
Lord A. HAMILTON give notice. that he ghoul
`to-hterrow present the deport of the Scotch Burg
. dTRJCKLAID (as we understood) primes
414 s from Leeds and Huntslsy against tl
efßill.—Ordered to be printed.
' lb of Incbsage Bill was read a third tie
ItirriA POET BILL_