The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

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4 sad that appearawati were its. _
precaution at best.
Mr. WILMOT woad thew that Mr. Remo was ..6
takes le the sedemee be tad made .1 the rodactisili
the collegial army liit year. The Hee. Hendes, hi
stated it at net mere Mae leer hundred MI j bit is
(Mr. W.) wade new that It was 1134. It appears' .„
the face of the omelets that the semen for lag hear
leaving India set erne otessidee. we,, *4ll ,44;
these for &element year were T/$l3. He would MAL
ewe the lee. Neither to dray this; tad be imateed,
tee. that the lies. Member bed been led into a iniew..6
subtraetiag doe present ylierie 0116111111 from non is.
send of 32.471. The Hoc IgillOrlibil read ikiii'res
of the estimates, from wheal It mppmeed thatnehh"
1 4 the several increases and likelhetimis which had 1.,,
widen the several reeves aineemed to a total of 4,534/.
sees last year. The meaty at the Cape of deed doge
could sot. he antesded, admit of say reduction is be
somber of troops. peg to flee disposition of tie p,„ie
by whom tbat colony was sorreauded. In the 1.4.,
Islaads.tee. a large feces locum mosseary, in
(pewee of the disturbed state 0 the Neighbouring en.
try. What the yarded', clnesstaeces of those iskii,
were. be hoped. to he Me Nee to skew to dit haw
bet they might in the mesa time net assured ;km .
larger fern than was 117,4!ad set been oupyrd:
Taking Me missies .it would be len dist,
taking the New minim th the old, the name4.4l
strong* of deform is Mem did sot bear a greater pro.
pieties to their extent thaa it did is 17112. The rods,.
tioa which the Hemerable /outer called itym the
House to make was therefore *girt ; emu. after rid
could
redaction, they set keep notary la that age
of defame which It ranked. He wouid be the leg to
,:ri say this( that should add to the buten sr
the distress of say class of the community ; 111;
bean net hear to hears peopeeal which ono so i.N; ps
the homer of the country. It had been sale that the
age of chivalry was goo*, eel he should be sorry if i e,.
Bard for the beeper mad indepeedeace of the centre
were to be seerilleed to say narrow or lerpotleticil
principle of political ftenemy. It was the lay of ti,
House to watch ever the interests of the country; sad it
they minded to the redactions which had bees elect.
ed. they wield see that it bad bees carried to do or.
seat limit that the safety of the mete/ could beer,
sad that a further reducing of 10d100 meld Ht he air.
red into effect.
Mr. O. StNNET thought, that before the Houe
should resolve to keep up se Iwo a sellitary mask
meet ae that which was prenesed, they shield made
whether the coaatry was able to pay its creditors; it
the were memberless:than &permed
of tbedell4;llMs that ought to give tray; lout he ltd to
see how, amber the might' drm- mamees. an erne(
so large as amount wasle matter of imperises wain.
With regard tis Inked. the conduct of the Hoarsen
of this endalry had fora long period of yaws hen ui.
culateolonly to irritate; mod that nothigg had en* dn.
agi
I. the way of coacirietien. The Noble
~ Mean
ritlimentoe) ought am to forget that he . ed to a
' set which had dealt le Inked nothi arm
sad restrictions; sad that to ill usage 4see No II
attributed all the evils of that 'ahem emu.
Mr. WARMS thought. that 'Wet an the draw
fleeces. the redembee of MOM sea which web nee
last year was sellicloati, owl that the beet mode elm►
ceedag would be. fret e eeply a awe to the new
Bile„ sad thee ;_o_mli*dheiriny.
lipid ALTHOM deral to see the mualser lend.
Zistsed ft/Need to the eleeelesd ef 17110 &should "rem a
ef MOO ate ben dse emeley sad Mee
the - limes the whine be Mem% a redemisset
owe. =end by his Hee. Need.
wary safely be
;111r1.1CALCRAFT roes amidst lewd airs ef9stallee.
`Ned sail , dot bewiewlidi '.idgelieved stilifterik.
• Noble Mead who had jest sat dews. be
sd
pied my embdes of Me may. ear; la;
ha bees teemed er
telltMoet member be wind fa Who
cestaidliwg fee the last ski yews. Laskin at thence.
leg state of Irelaad. he saw so grenade fir the gored
redestlessg sad though it was argued that the eawneal
fame otthe Heards might he eedscod, he wadi Wilt
that meet a measure wield Ire attended with ilmeseast
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,ON arra a all•aea Wall.. A Mall MIN 11111• Mal•
di/entity at the peewee mouseat. If the siatealreisai
ahead regain an additimial force to be meet to that
cosetry, from what source, be would ask, meld that
force be *applied. so effectually as from the Chards?—
The systems of reducing whole companies be glean
thought very objeetioaable. Itedigethins, when fend
asonsary. ought to be made by ampoule. He Pee
his entire comeneresee to thi.orieinal vete.
Sir H. HARDINOR addermeed the Cessmitese to the
same effect as the last Homearahle Member. lie ay*
salted_ the proposed reduction of the (nerds. Mud
the &Soft of feraishing • -suitable augabse of wogs
is the event of say emergency. if hasty reductions were
owe made. He did Dot see how any elhajeatiee cesli
take place is the nausetical force of the Rea sad Wet
goo Train. In his opinion it would be taiga imprac-
ticable to revert to the standard of 1792, as that by
which our_present numerical force should be regakted.
Sir. R FRIWUBSON supported die angeashantow
the ground that the distressed cireemstaacee et the
coustry required a considerable reduction of eat mar
tary expenditure. He preferred the employmen of g
regular military forme in Ireland to that of the y 0
eleasni who frpoestly showed themselves to be admen
by bad passions sad prejudices —With respect to the
Colemies, he thought they could best be pretested by
daval force.
The Committee then divided on Mr. Haise's Amen•
mese, for reducing 10,000 men from the proposed Bub'
man:—Ayes, 51—Noss, 196—Majority in raven Oda
nights! motion. 145.
Another division followed on Col. Davies's Amok
meat:—Ayes, sS—Noes, 184—Majority i a fauna de
original modem. 126.
The sum of !.246.299!. was agreed to is poet tt tbe
pay of the Land Forces.
la convulse, of the lateness of the hear. sad ea Ae
meggessioe of Mr. Hume, Lord Paltuentoa agreed le'le*
few the ether items.
The house resumed, and the Report was ordeta Wk.
received to-morrow.
The ether *niers of die day were thus dimmed
The Irish Arms Importattea Bill was read • Is'
time and passed, after some coeversation is which bir•
Houlbarn. Mr. Denman, and the Marqueu of taedse.
deny participated.
Dr. LUSHI \MON wished to ask the Hoe. Sear-
tary for Ireland a question. if there was any fostorLdia
fora 'rainiest which he had seen; that after sentence
of death had been pseud on many unfortuaate wee"
vieted as the late As.ises for Cork, it was intimated 1.
some that they shodid guff, r execution immediately, sod
that se others it was stated that their lives 'heel be
saved. if the disturbances in the country ceased. Cis re;
probated moot stronKly the application of such meets!
torture tie those on6lrtnnate men.
Mr,GIOULMGRN said he bad sot received say Wier
egation on the subject.
Mr. BERNAL was anxious to learn if a paper, which
he had that day seen, purporting to be the Resoles Te
rift was autbeetie.
We could not hear the Marquess of DONDOW•
DERRY's reply
The How then adjourned at half.past twelve.
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