The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-16 00:00:00

persisted
(;aletaft) siteilltl feel it LI ditty to or.

Mr. MERE said, that as
the Members then present
his statements, he felt it necessary
for opposing the resolution. The swe...
went through his objections, and declared bus..
of taking the sense of the Committee.
The Committee then divided upon the awarluseet,
.when there appeared for the Amendment, —Mar the
original Rerilution, IO'J —Majority Mt fawner of the Re-
solution, 76.

On our readmission to the. Oallery, we found Mr.
MABEKLY on his legs, cattier en his Hou. Friend
(Mr. ifutue)'not to waste his time and exhaust his
strength in endeavouring to effect any good for the
country by causing a reduction in the egpenses of the
State; all his attempts were fruitless, se appeared by the
majorities against any proposition of his for saving.—
lie woubg recommend ham to propose manfully at ogee
a proper reduction, leaving to Ministers as much as was
necessary to support the charade+ and dignity of the
country; sad not uselvesq waste his time awl streagth.
—(Cheers from the Ministerial sisle.)—Tbe Noble Lord
was constantly telling the house of his inanition to make
redaction; but whin it came to the vote Pe always found
a majority. 'flee estimates of this year *ewe only
700,110tt1. below those of 1817; but that might in a great
measure be accounted for by the saving caused to the
country by the death of Bonaparte. Ile concluded by
again calling on his lion. Friend, who, he salt!, had
Mee more good for the country than any man who sat
in that house for the last twenty years, not usokaely to
exhaust hie strength.—(been, and laughter.)
sum. net ezceoling

hjesty.!isr defrayi
Ile/saber fee

mat! b• (1

pose him.
After a few words from Sir Lowry Com: and Colonel
Tasncu,
31r. HUME admitted thatthe sense of the noose was
against his amendment, and therefore be should not press
it to a diviiiou.

The anwadosent was then negative!, and the original
rote agreed to..
COlOlOl D.IVIILS expressed himself unwilling to
proceed farther in coosequence of the Witness of the
hour. _ _

Mr. P. hfOORE then moved the Speaker do report
progress, and ask leave to sit again.
The -CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said a
few words, after which the Chairman reported progress,
sad obtained leave to sit on Monday. •
The House baring resumed, the Report wai ordered
to be received on Tuesday.
The ATTOILNEYORNERAL brought in a Bill to'
extend the law applicable to Iteceivers of Stolen Dodds,
to Receivers of Stolen Roads, Deeds, ti.c.—The Dill was
read the first time, and ordered to be read a second time
oa Wednesday.
Sir U. CLAIM. gave notice, Ise should move the Navy
Estimates on Monday ; and Lord PALMERSTON said. he
should go oa with the Army Estimates on Wednesday.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and
the Hesse adjourned at half pia twelve o'clock.

Thursday. Marsh 14* Itel.—No. 713, drawn this Day a
Prise of Y.IIIMK. was void Uy Stasi-Broker, S,
Corwhill sad Lossbord-street.

LONDON:

SATURDAY ILYEXING, MARCH 16, 1822.

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STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE o'cLog.
Up to this hoer little business has bees dole, is
the market, although It appears favourable far a rise.
Consols are 793; for the Account, aid 7914 for Messy ;
Five per Cogs. 1024. We do met hear of say bat.
tie, or aorporeon niaarhohlelsavieg bees is the of.
6 this mot Meg b eiguify their dissent to the trans.
fer of the S per Cents.. except a broker fur two oil
ladies, who hate sent him their orders to dismal is
the amount of 40,000 f. Two persons, it is state,
who had signified their dissent, one to the amount of
50,1100 d. and the other to that of 70,0001. have sett
a petition to the Basks with which the Bak wails
not comply, to be reinstated in the 5 Fres%
roassur
There appears to be some besieges doiaz is the
Spanish loads this morning. No Washers here
been beard of is the settling of Spenish New
yesterday. All Foreign Securities are on theris:.

Spanish New.... B3 to ;
Old
Pru.sian
Danish ' »634
Neapolitan lOl to i
VERY IMPORTANT!

When the Rank began to issue gold last May, the
eourse of grelsesge with Paris was 21. 73 to 80. Lin.
ring the last six es, elts it his been grodney
and, to-day, it is as low as 25. 15, with the probabilii
of a further decline. Now, let oar renders oloetw,
that, the par h 25. 20.; awl, at say rate, &Air the,
there is a profit to be got by seeding gold attrotd!—
Thus, then, it becomes itapoasible to put oat the fru
mullions of Esckerpter Bills without driving the gold

out of the coootry. Let our farming readers, toe. lo
prepared for a farther fall of priors t for the par-
money must uudergo asiother eolesumehroo. or then.
mei,pts now oat will disappear. ua the Bask matt
again cease to issue gold!
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

IN TIM LOODs.—Lord DARNLET.
treatment of Mr. RUNT ; and obser►ed that the war.-
try was nisch indebted to him for esposisr the atm.
cities is Ilchester Gaol. We wore sorry to hear his
Lordship, after taakiag this just observatioe, wl.l
the folldwing:—" Ile fully acquitted the iambus of
“ his Majesty's Goverooteet of any concern. Mgr

directly or indirectly, in the oppressions awl prra-
cations inflicted on the individual to whew Ise Ind
alluded ; bat when they could not bat kw, that
persecution gore importance to every iediribet
who was Iliade its vietim, they shoold bare tstas

" care that sack iwportaace us Not gives to the r •
" sos is rtestiow. It was eeideot that the mew so-
" torioas any person rendered himself, by condor: in
"any degree improper, in opposition to theU ,yeramcc-,
" the more papamr he would become by perserstion."
We repeat an expression of our sorrow that his Lerch/Or
should have thought it necessary in this east to °Y
any thing about the part which the gorerommt 1,11
had in these persecution ; and we regret still sme
that he %Wild have said any tido; Omit the isopit•
Once which Mr. HUNT was likely to derive from tte
permeations; for the following part of his lonlibipi
speech is too plain to be misunderstood : "That ths
Ministers Amid hare takes care that saedi.,ra-
" mace was not given to the person in 4401'
which %mild almost tempt some person, SSTs
that his lordship disliked the importance mess
much as he disliked the persecuting of Mr.
and, therefore, his lordaliip deprives hiss:4;loe*
ing to our way of thinking, of a consider:lac ?ill"
of the merit, which we should otherwise ham It`r'ihr4
to his lordship's speeet op m this subject.---$0""
thing of the same sort of regretting the itopu:t.:.
that it gave to the persecuted patty, Ms now and then
dropt from Members of the Ifononroble Row ; An 3
we think (humbly think, of course,) that it aoti!j be
toll as wise to say little or nothing more abut
this importance.—We dismiss this %abject for t4r
present with obnerving., that Mr. Honoot•sE (in the
absence of Si, FRANCIS 1111:AtIPTT.) no4poatl the
motion relative to Mr. Ilonr's sentence, notil elm"-
doy the 27th of 31arcb ; hoping, that, in th-
interim
circumstances might occur that would reader the se
lion nuneeevrary, Ho hope so, too : or. more Pralwr.
'y speaking, we wish it ; bur, at any rate, ac,
that the termination of Mr. Ilvsx's being under the
orders and mulattoes, signed by Mr. Judge Bur.
Will terminate Is about seven tos.mbht Tbl44
the best ground of hope!

rikidt.- The qoestion vas then pet, theta se
lie Aimed- St ,6411.115.6 d. be grimed to his illitio
the expenses of the Seal in Ireland.
saving et - UV!. SMITH said, that when tke
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•S 8 I situation. in,to and
be able le accoaenr to bieloyliiiisess •1 pi I
and consequently 0 greater his Secretary he as adieus sod invidious position. Ile
ry for that colony than at said, that although he had been Field Marshal before,
yet his rank was never realised, until on the elevation of
aid. the fact was, that In Int die Doke of Wellington.
teem charged epos allarrest General OASCOYNR said, that however the Hon.
then charged wasIDOL.- tieadeolan would disguise the matter. the consequence
But although th was this of the awes. of the amendment would be to cast a
'ere was a den - ?alga, va his Royal Diemen; iu the opinion of the
10/. The lion. 4.
to cut down the e is t N said that the defies of the
inning to the system. No 'too- Coma fivoretary were sot-lessened
Of masteries the staff of the by the reduction
Mr. CALCRAPT said valfallerthe Estimate last
there was only ,bee.fifth of &idea, and would 'vete then for it. The service de-
:in the house when be made rived many advastages front the atteption and iortrtia-
c„„„ry I. repeat tag,,,„sak lily of his Royal lii nag. If his Tloaoarable }rived,
a. Ties Weft —lissaler. dub ilasaisr for AMNMs. persisted iu his mead-