The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-11 00:00:00

,t should bare his vote, it be could wen-
date at which assistance bad beast sent, au&

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of 'LIVERPOOL said, that many 'Teets
Instructions bad been given to send relief to
', but ha was not able ut_that moment slate
met date.
rl of LAUDERDALE contended.'hui with-
fi would not know whether
,any
bent dam to remove present and to prevent
rtes. .Famine did not come on so suddenly,
Irish Government had not informed hl4 Ma-
,misters of its approach earlier than some
ago, it had not done its duty.
Lordships then divided :—Contents, 17--
A•contents, 35—Majority against the Motion, IS.
FINANCIAL. ARRANGEMENTS.

retorn we found the Marquess of LANS.
&siting what objection ;lie Noble Earl °opt).
.1 have to allowing the Commissioners of the
Fond to attend the bargain for the dead money,
Js it? There was a clause in Mr. Pitt's Act
lag *km to do so, and he could not conceive
sbotid not do it, and thus secure to the public
(vantage which would result to the Contractorg
expiration of 45 years. Whilst we made sacriSige
posterity by maintaining a Sinking Fund, sni
additional burthen upon that sante posterity
present arrangement. Why then should we not
as the made most favcnrable and cheapest to our-
We had as establishment able and safer than
body to take and execute the contract, why
for the public benefit? In this he expressed
as to the propriety of keeping up the ma-
.
Weary of the Sinking Fund, but be knew that the
Notießarlrbought it should be supported, and if. it
wire to be kept up, why not make it available to Hi
patine service to a manner which must ultimately lis-
t its automat: He wished it were possible to inner
. sheet Bill to enable the Commissioners foga.
Ing Fund to attend and to tuke the bargaiosairelbe
Money. His headship then moved for a Retort' of
• of Hanks in England, consisting of thrsd
partners:
Bert of LIVERPOOL had no objection whatever
teethes. With respect to the observations which
lee from the Noble Marquess, be would say, that
met hat there was a clause enabling the Corn-
s, el the Sinking Fund to lend a loan to the
Ilk this was au optional, not a compulsory
anktrhio always been left to the judgment of
flirmeist Baring Hsi whole of the war, to consider
desermiite whether it was more advantageous to
• loanketo that fund, or to obtain it from the pub-
• recollected that at the commencement •of- the
a gentleman now no more, had objected to a
the public, conceiving the clause to be inapt.
respect to the disking Fund. It was then
. that its nature was entirely optional. I h the
somber of eases during the last war, it bad been
era' opision, that it was more for the advautago
country to allow the Sinking Fund to operate es
in the market, than to apply to it for a loan. Jt
sow his intention to enter into the.question."ai
;rely depend on the nature of the bargain
_Ad be made. He slid his Right Hon. Frieed
Chancellor of the Excheqner) were to bear ter
find in • their own minds these which they
sbould by accepted. If they could not obtain
any nbich they conceived sufficiently ;dean-
.
it nould he their duty, and it was their ititen-
4ese. But if they obtained those upon which
fixed, be bad no difficulty in saying that they
seers advantageous than any arrangement with
„issiomers of the Sinking Fund. As to dee
rspreseed by a Noble Earl a few days since (Bati
that the House would not be bound by preyiune
• before it came to discuss the nature of the bar,
key set of Contractors, he would stateshai in
ten in that of a loan contracted by Govern-
the House bound to approve of what had been
retained the power of negativing such a con-
:lush st lean without any breach of good faith.
ue that in much oases a deposit was made. but it
Bank and was never touched till the Bill had
to Royal Assent. If the Bill were not passed,
was returned and that was all. In the pre
therefore. the disrnssion of any •contract
I gbt be made would remain perfectly open to

.EY expressed himself perfectly satisfied with
lanation, but could sot understand how it could
e benefit of the public to give to a set of con-
the ad►antages which it might derive from the
being taken up by the Commissioners of the
nil. The simpler mode would be to repeal
w the amount required from the Sinking Fond.
Th► motion was then agreed to, and the House ad-
till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

were presented relating to renewals of the
,rter, since the year 171.10, together with ac-
-4e number of flank Notes, &c. in circulation.'
to lie on the table.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS.
iNSPIELD presented a Petition from the:
St. Mary, in the town of Leicester against the
of Catholics into the House of Peers. Thu
I expressed the utmost respect for the chant.;
Noble Persons proposed to be admitted ioto'
of Lords, but they f..lt it to be their duty to
Hill non• in the House, considering the puss.
a law would he a violation of the Constitu-
tahlislied by law in 16:44. The Petition was
ordered to he printed, as were Petitions of a
lore presented by the same lion. Member, f .oni
IP. of St. Martin, St. Margaret, St. Nicholas,

nd Belgrave.
1 Anus (from the Sessi3ns House, (:lerkenwell,)
accounts of licences panted and refused to
in the Holborn and Finsbury divisions.—Or-
on the table.
in was presented from certain Protestant Dis-
sying rot an alter.stion in the :Marriage Act.
to lie on the table.
I:4snr:viorr DEBTORR' COURT.

MSDEN presented a Petition from the
lerchanta and Inhabitants of the town of
wayiog for a revision of the Insolvent Debt-
.—Ordered to lie on the table.
BULLOCK HUNTING.
;G presented a Petition from the Inhabitants
thew, Betbnal-Ereen, cotnplAinina of the in.
the practice of bullock litintinL-. to the great
the inhabitants of that neiglitiourb,•od, and
the adoption of more etheirot measures to
evil than the law now offered.—lteterred to
Committee.

PUBLICANS' LICENCES.
PA LMIA presented a Petition from certain
of Blob, complaining of the present kerne-
and setting forth that from the licence bring
particular housei, the brewers had an oppor-
compelling the pnblicans to vend an nnwhole•
beverage to the puhlic. Ile also presented a Pe-
on the same subject, from the Licenced Victuallers
and thtparte Adjacent.
IGKINSON spoke io the vindication of the

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take a lima
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(the Chancel
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them, or eel
figeons, it n•
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would.be tool
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bops espreaa
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gain with to
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the House.
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this explanat
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be for the be
tractors the a
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The motio
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admission of
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oppose the II
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prearoted act
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, . Pig,lieans in
1 ' •dered to lie /
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. . a•r•Pf,, pray
—Ordered h
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r / m
Mr. RAS
' •.: 1 Traders, Me
• Shrlbeld, pr.
;!, - o's' Court.—
,
1 • Mr. BYNI
, )•• , of St. Mattis
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cresse of Hu
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t. i• A praying for
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the Police C
Colonel P
individuals 4
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, 1 1 ing system,
granted to p
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;S. tition on the
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Mr. DICI
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