The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-13 00:00:00

CASH PAYMENTS.

Mr. LUSHINOTON brought up the Report of the
Committee on the Bank Cash Payments Bill.
Mr. J. SMITH said, that as the supposed intention
of the Bank of England not to issue one pound notes
after May next, had created much anxiety among the
Country Bankers, from an apprehension that the Bank
might not issue more specie than the amount of their
tine pound notes, he wished to know what the intention
was in that respect ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCI4EQVER could
not conceive the nature of the danger to be appre-
hendt.d. The one pound notes being replaced by
ca.'', would, he thought, leave the Country Bankers
in the same situation as before with regard to the pay-
ment of their own notes: It was, however, the inten-
tion to have notes in readiness, in case any inconve-
nience should arise, but the object was to do without
them if possible.
Mr. J. SMITH admitted, that the explanation was
perfectly satisfactory.
Mr. RICARDO expressed himself to the same
effect.

After a few words from Mr. Hankes, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, and Mr. Monett, the Resolutions
were agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read the
third time this day.
The Timber Duties Hill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed upon Monday.
Some petitions from Clerks in the Irish Courts of
praying- for compensation in consequence of
t:irir loss of fees, through certain new arrangements
were presented„ and hawing been assented to by the
t hmwellor of the Exchequer, they were ordered to lie
on the table.—Adjourned at half•past one o'clock.

MAJORITY AND MINORITY
lIEDECINI: THE All;IT ZETIM %TES IN THE CIVIL DE-

IPARTMENT-WEDMILSDAY, •PRIL H.

-r-
MAJORITY.

M. Attwoml, •Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot, James Ales-
anoler, It. 11. Bradshaw, li. Rrydges, P. Browne, •Itight
I. Browne, *Sir U. Burgh, *Right Hon. Bragg,
Bathurst, °Right Hon. .1. Beckett. H. Blake, T. H.
Broadhead, •I.ord O. Beresford. *Sir J. Copley, *J. W.
'roker. R. R. Cooper. Hon. J. S. Cocks, •T. P. Conde-
nay, •W. Courteuay, Sir W. Clinton, 'Sir W. Congreve,
•Sir O. Cockburn, •H. Clive, *Jobs Calvert, J. F. Caw.
Thome, Itabt. Downie, Henry Dawkins, Sir C. Doraville,
•Ilitrlit Hon. W. Dundee, *Thos. Ellis, 11. Fynes, W. H.
FeHowes, *Right Hpn. C. Grant, 1. tiascoyne, •H.
burn, U. HoWord, C. Harvey, Lord Hothaut, •W. Holmes,
Sir E. Harvey, •Sir W. Hope, U. V. Hart, Sir W. Har.
•Itiglit Hon. W. Hitsitisson, /lir C. Hulse, •li. A.
1.. Keck, •Sir K. Loshington, W. E. Lockhart, J. 11.
•Lord Lowther, *Right Hon. C. Long, H. Met-
calfe. R. Martin, *Sir B. Martin, H. Monteith, •Sir H.
11. Neale, John Plumber, W. M. Pitt, Sir T. R. Pechrll,
M. 41. Prendergast, °Lord Palmerston, 'Right Hon. W.
Pole, John Prang, E. W. Powell, •Right Hon. F. Ro•
binson, Earl Rocksavage, Robert Shaw, J. H. Strutt,
•Loril U. Somerset, lion. J. J. Scott, F. W. Trench,
Bon. H Townshenil, Earl of Temple, *Sir H. Taylor,
*Hight Hon. N. Vansittart, *Right Hon. T. Wallace,
Sir 11. Wilmot', •Robt. Ward.

Tau.un—*Sir O. Clerk.
Those marked thus • hold places under Government.
MINORITY.

henry Ranker, Sir J. Bonghey, T. F. Buxton, Benj.
Benyun, R. Bernal, Viscount Burr, U. Chetwyml, Pan-
tun Corhett, Thos. Creel/ye, Sir W. D. Crespieny, Sam.
Cro iron, R. Chaloner, Duncannon, W. bickin-
son, Thomas Denman, T. H. Davies, %Vm. Evans, A.
Farquharson, Viscount Ulenorehy, Robt. (Jordon, Sand-
ford tiraham, Sir W. Guise, J. Grattan, J. Home, Sir R.
'heron, W. P. Honywood, Robt. Hurst, Hon. K. Har-
bon!. W. Jame,', Col. Johnson, T. R. Lennart], S. Lush-
ioeton, J. 11. Monck, Standish, O'Grady, U. Phillip,
jun. Sir H. Parnell, C. F. Palmer, T. S. kir..., W. Rick-
for& A. Roberts, Hon. R. Smith, Robert Smith, Karl of
SrPon, Right Hun. G. Tierney, J. H. Tremayne, W.
Willions, S. C. Whitbread, 'fkos. Wilson, M. Wyrill,
Ed. %u4ehonse, W. Whitmore, Sir R. Wilson.
TELtan—Hon. 811. O. Bennet.