The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-22 00:00:00

Noble Priced world afford the most effectual re
lotto.. petrel acricoltural interests. Those whoi
tbemßht that the redaction of trim meditated the
sell slid Ald sot purely* bow such a piss wall
eel to oppress ocher Hares of the community. The
rblle retired lota no eogagimest with landlords. bat
did wi•ls landholders, to whom. os the math"
the/•
dotty loam, a rails Ant of Parliament reared His{
hams of the mosey advanced by the contributor
wisiseives I red it was sten provided that a grille
sr was* be reserved is every loos for a slat:log foal
fsad,tberefore, should never be dens swaps,
sal if It sou once to cease to have au operation. he dis-1
4.4 say Hes. Member to palest out the time whoa
woad* possible to riven to it. Nattier, this, oral
justify thederelictioa of that prisciple which had been
la hog acted os with adventure to the. oossery. if
'faith Arid aver be broke, with the psblir. creditor;
the fads meld .sink is price. sod the capital of the
pow wield be isreeted in the feriNs laid*. A
sailer jest weld ta4c place if the elablag feed were
me amphoras* is that car the fends *add fall.
ABM 40.1 would be swot out of the awastry—therm'
fe, e bard that Parliament woold sever listen IS
soy prepeellies of the laid. Soar a plea would all
*sly ad 'Om !ho egticwitentl. ohne% bat Involve
all ether douse is distress. As to the impasses of the
miry, OM wee. sermarily. a. great lacrosse of
thou Are lift by the aesseelas of our sew colonies.
whit k maid be impossible to maistain without very
issis impeosse. Hi would pet it sedately to Honosr7
al Oedema, whether, is time of peace, the Sink.
leg rani Arid be abasdosed, or eves esepesded
aid fist is time of peace we. should declare that we
arm larded to reduce the capital of ihe debt ?
leg almost's. la Ramps was sow esdeaveering
to lave reeesese *Abe. some reamers s sod it would
as suangecalresstrose if. is a base m . we
are ls skasise. is den of pear. that which had so
raw* isetsised se is time of war. Every lean
as modems as amens" that it wadi be ultimately
rid if; sod so persons would have teetered to lead
dolt resseyr Herrman in a HON et war. bad they
set ler smeared tbst-the °overarm panned the
star mat bid the Imosation, of paying alibi mossy
*ever& The ory gaestioa thee wee, whether we
shrill boa a surplus of revenue; sad whether that
sighs weer be applied to payissy silf the debt. If
ever we Arid be ',gaged is soother war, the raw,
set all wield arise furl abandoolog the principle we
had ales( acted upon.
Mt.'fllllollT said be should that sight have
gives s diem veto es this questlos. hod it sot bees
lee the speech of the Hos. Oeatlemaa who had jest
eat dews. Dais( the last Sessies the Hes. Heade-
Om me egret advocate for mosousy and retrescla-
mats bet worpsty esd 'assegais''s* had bees pre-
f.* proposed by the filevernmest, and the Hos.
Giadiellik whets she Hata had bees taught to Irk
op to Me as the Hester of Independesce, did no SIM
What oecaelis Haas make himself the is apiece of the
Taissey.—(gear. ad liegloter.)--111 appeared that a
prepudtlem win now male by the Gewermasst for the
rig st(Aggiglistal gismese. tmillnpenHeal or

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sobjett. Tio:itoglee cosld sae sow he mooolderod as
all Ilan eI &a Nab Lord ; wires for.
se piles IMO poiresslAtur INA Immorally followed
sp byeeltala Raeoluelloss t Isom however, the House
bed oethiag from the NohMlbsnl, bat a speech which
soda is a mottos for papplii, With respect to the
Nelda' Read, be declared hie *pixies sow to be'
Akan from that which he had formerly eateetained
4. it. The geologies of that Fend did sot appear to
lisle be fairly naderelood I sod Ow day was mot far
Await when It meet come before' the House in • more
iaidegibk shape. No step add betakes respecting,
it without • specific Act of Parliament; otherwise
the Chancellor of the Exchequer meet give up the
hope of compound lateral. He should sow estimate
the Sialtiog Vied at 17 millions, suppoolag it to exist
as oelgisally proposed by Mr. Pitt. Out of that
ma sillies' mast be considered as having been
applied to the servico of the usury. Five millions
this was naderstoml to alai* as a surplus for paying
eg dos burette of the debt. In the year 1813. the
Usacellor of the Exchequer, as was well know.. laid
'West hands on the whole of the Sinking Fend; and
the names he assigned for so dais( were most en-
rises: he said if the Sinking Fund went on, it would
died too great • relief to the eoantry—(Hear, hear):
and sew the Right Hon. Gentians, said there mast
a Slaking Paad, because his apprehension was,
that If there were not such a fund, the 000ntry would
east haws relief enough.—(baaghter.)--In the year
1113, when tazatio was very heavy, that fund was
felts by the Right Hen. Goodman. to be a great in-
asemeiesee, aid therefore it was not sego on any fur-
ther, bemuse some morning or other, Gentlesess might
awoke with all Goo alarm banging over them tbst
there was no debt upon their backs.—(Load laughter.)
—4l was said that the operation would alarm the
stack-holders. la that state of alarm and distress
cloy some hid for tea years. and now hot the ensuing
twsill years the alarm would go alrdy, prosperity
Weald erten, aid money would flow and roll upon
thee he simadance. Now he would ask. if be If" the
Pena who deserted the Sinking Feed. because ha
apes,/ its continuume at the presses time, or who-
tier it had ant been deserted by his Majesty's Minis-
ftn? It certaialy had not bees deserted by him.
ifs had formerly made a propositl,a for a Select Cola
mists to is sire how far the projects of the Chancel-
lor of the &chequer was a violation of doe existing
11,1 It was opposed by the Right Hon. Gentleman
1144 then perverted and violated the whole of the
8141filI Pond. He bad never himself recommended
!if breach of faith; at all times he bad given Mr.
I'm fall credit for his Sinking Fund. He considered
t!tat Nod as arising from a disposable surplus of one
%onion a year. The original principle of Mr. Pitt
irol to show, that there was a free surplus on the
Nolo' produce of the Cousolidated Pond. until there
° of 4 millions applicable to the feud. He
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it the taw, and did still, applaud Mr. Piers plata.
_7 was rendered nugatory by large loam. f 2, hit. Pitt did provide that le all tater, lase there
1,0.7141 be I Pet mot. of the leterat reserved la order
wtile applicable to the redemption of each lam.
ims t ta,
820— d become otrthis one per mato IN 1817.
aid where would it hive beta is 1822,