The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-20 00:00:00

!lon the Clerics of the Irish Nisi Pries Compensation
Mill, the Region upon which was ordered to be received
to-unotrow.
Mr. BECHSZ mooed for an account of all Parlianien-
boy Grants recommaaded by the Committee of Inquiry
respecting Irish GlOrb of Law; and an Account of the
several ofr,esrecoorminded to be abolished by that Corn-
mutat ; together wills an account of the emoluments of
the persons holding those offices ; distinguishing fees
from salaries.
ORDNANCE.
Mr. HUME gave notice, that on Tuesday, the 20th of
March, he should move for leave to bring in a Bill fur
disqualifying all Officers and Clerks of the Ordnance
Department from voting in that Som.
Lord PALMERSTON brought up certain papers re-
lating to tbe Superanuated List. They were ordered to
lie nu the table, and he printed.
Mr. LUSHINOTON brought in the Annual Indem-
nity Bill, for the benefit of Public Officers. Articled
Clerks, &c. The Bill was read a first and second time,
and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
Mr. HUM E made a string of motions relatinf to the
Ordnance Department. He said that lie made these um-
twits in contequcuce of certain niisrepresentations
(unintended, he was certain) which hail fallen from the
Right Honourable tientleman opposite (Mr. Ward) upon
the fliseession of his (Mr. Hume's) motion on Irida y
night respecting the Ordnance Department.
After a few wordsin explanation from Mr. WART), the
several motions of Mr. Hume were put and agreed to.
They were in substance, for Accounts of all the Offices
:titac-hed to the Ordnance Department, with the Sa-
laries and other Emoluments of each—the House then
ae;eiirned.

11V7ERCO-CRSE ENGLAND.

['Rom THY nunLIN MONNTNr. rum]
TRANSFER OF MALT.

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Pitl.erto difficulties, amounting, in effect, to attain
prel•ibition, had beet, interposed, to prevent the transfer
of Malt, as well as Spirits, from Ireland to England. It
1., therefore, with much satisfaction, that we :are en-
ahleil to state the complete rrmot'•rl of these obstruc-
tiems, as will be seen by the subjoined docuihent. This
yew arrangement is of muds !importance to the Trade
and Agriculture of Ireland. There remains hut one
other measure necessary to afford proper facili►y to the
Malt Trade, it is the liberty of bonding the duties, in
t 1..” same way afi other exciscable articles are bonded,
a limited period—a year perhaps. In many routin-
e:9e iPs this indulgence, if granted by the Lords of the
Treasury, would prevent a sacrifice of property, of bell
tut, iejery to the Trader
(COPY.)
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Trog.otry Chain Gum Frh.S, 1f421.
I am commanded by the Lords Commissioners of his
filajesty's Treasury, to acquaint you with ieevence
to
'rasa Petition, of the 2Stli Dec. last, that with a view to
fat Mate the Trade in Malt between England and Ireland,
to ?Lords have been pleased to direct that malt coining front
ti.irlitutl with a rett:firate frsoi the proper Officers
bf Excise here, that the fatal Duties have been
Sliorged thereon, should be admitted to entry in
llteland, without payment of any duty, except on
the excess in quantity, any he found on de-
lmery; wad 4lsur to prevent impositions, a duplicate
of the certificate no granted in England should hr
f,o wattled to the Commissioner. of Customs in Dublin ;
nt..i also that a similar practice should be foEnweil, iu
t..4aril to the export of Malt (ruin Ireland to England
II:t which the ditty bas been paid or secured, having
s referviire, however, to the difference between
mode of ascertaining the quantity of Malt iu
E.i.2land and Ireland.
1 alai, Gentlemen, your most obedient Servant,
(Signed) IL. LustirstyroN.
5315. Stead, Macktmzie, and Robinson,

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The motion of Earl (Inlet last night in the House
of Lords, brought into discussion a subject, which,
Lest to our own domestic concerns, is most interesting
to every Mend of liberty in Ilrita:n. The struggles
of- a nation for its independence and amelioration,
ran never be witnessed but with sympathy and ardent
m:slies, by a people who were the first in Europe to
emancipate themselves from tyranny, and attempt the
voisture of a popular with a renal Hovernment.
Whatever have been the jealousy, of that portion of
our community attached to arbitrary or oligarchic
rule, t very numerous class of EnOishmen have un-
einivocally manifested at different petiols their fellow
'ding with the straggling patriots of the Continent,
the spirit that was ready to advance its assistance
behalf of the Poles, is not an indifferent witness to
efforts of the Neapolitans. That the Despots of
Continent should fear and bate the progress of
impioverient ought never to be matter of
m. ft had been observed, as Lord HottAis
last night; that the example of Naples might
dangerous to neighbouring Governments. He
that there was danger, and be rejoiced es.

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