The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-28 00:00:00

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hilliest /*A bad saved the nation is time of difficulty.
_Yale Marines, sap ported the Address moved by
the RM. Iffluiffer for Code Castle.
bet MINIM supported Mr. Hmue's Address.
The Mart ens of TITCHIPIRLD advocated sermotny
in every bomb of the Public Expenditure, sad prefer.
ed Mr. I!tune's Address.
Mt. WILMO IT regretted that the Noble Lord who
!alit iddrened the House, had adopted the tone and
language of party. He was convinced the economy
recommended by the Hon. Member for Aberdeen could
not be hrovicht into practical effect.
Mr..CREEVEY supported Mr. Hurne's Address.
Mr. HUSKISSON opposed it. He adverted to the
iaeorrect and unfair manlier in which he considered
the Hon. Member for Aberdeen to haw made his
various statements. He bad selected the Navy of
1792 for the purpose of drawing a comparison with
the Navy of the present time; whereas, if he had
dealt fairly with that subject, he would have taken the
year 1783, and those which immediately followed.—
The Hun. Member bad certainly exerted great industry
to bring various pape:s and returns before the House;
but when he became possessed of them, he garbled
them as well as all financial accounts whenever it
stated Ihis purpose to do so. He [toped that Gentlemen
on his side the House placed as much confidence in
the responsibility which attached to the statements or
Ministers, as Ron. Gentlemen on the other side were
disposed so de, implicitly and upon all oceseions, to
the mere assevtions of the Hon. Members. So great
was their oonlnionne that they appeared willing to
allow hiss to destroy the Navy, the Awry, and all
other departments, in any degree that his wisdom,
which must be intuitive in many of those matters,
should think fit.—(Clear. bear.)
Mr. A HE RC ROM Bl E considered that there was no
substantial difference between the two addressee. The'.
Ministers appeared to him to he in a new situation,
in being obliged to adopt the proposition of the Host
.Member fur Corte Castle, and in one which denied
that they had not the present confidence of the House.
Sir C. LONG defended the conduct of Ministers,
and denied the conclusions which had been drawn by
the Hon. Member Who preceded him.
Mr. MAKEHLY said, that the best expose of the
system as it now existed, to which he had for some
time listened, was that given by the Noble Lord near
hint. He (Mr. Maberly) had been alluded to in the
debate, and he was placed amoug the visionary poli-
uciask sad bald up as one of the delude' s of the
,eonatty. The fact was, that the Ho Member for
Curfe Castle himself was one of thus* 4sluders. lie
had deluded the country its the Fourth Report of the
Finance Committee, by holding out expectationsahick
hail never been realized.

Mr. HUME replied. He considered the substi•
tution of the Amended Address an a subterfuge touch
more disgraceful to the Ministers than an attual
defeat.
The House then divided upon the notion for the
original Aildress.—For the motion, 94—Against it,
114—Majority, MO.
Upon the re-admission of strangers to the Gallery, a
short sonversatioi ensued between Mr. BIOVOUAM,
.11r. H. Sumner, Sir C. Loam, Mr. Hoses. the Marquess
of Lottuotausisav, Mr. Simedurcub sea Or. G. Baal-

'err, and the amended Address was agreed to.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and
the House adjourned at half past three o'clock.
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