The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

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IN PARLIAMENT.
In the Loan. as anal, merely giving SIM" to
Bills and other matters of form.
la the Corinna two subjects, rendered letedmmig
by statements and declarations that tame oat &du
the evening: Mr. L . 's endow for a nonsittee
on the subject of the salaries of farriers oldsters;
and a Petition relative to lash Tithes. As to the
Lamer, Mr. Laotian moved, " That a Select Cos-
" mittee he appointed to inquireinto the third Class
" of the'Ciell List; and to report their opinion oa
I. the same, to ascertain whether a serieo might not
" be made on the same." This madam war negatived.
274 brier against it, and 147 for it ; so that Werras
we,.. than almost soy divides that the Opposltiou
Face had. Lord CAA EEEE RADII told the Cidleelive,
in so mary words, that, if they agreed to this: via
lion, the Ministers wonid etaige; that is to say, 'ling
the Borough. up to be dealt with by the Reforiress;
for this is what resigning really mesas! And this it
was that decided the questin in the negative. la
'vain did Mr. Letro•no show the monstrous extravo-
peace of the charges ; in vain did he shew that a fel-
inw otined STRATFORD CANNING receive, for befog
our Envoy to the United Sides, 5001. a year. nn
than is received by the Presides* of the Vatted States
1110'44*ln Chia( of a sedate ao porton as E
soli that but istirfaaß, both bi-biblisitilif
vain did be drew these things. The sullied snow
sew, if MI 'ton% these things, we will resign our
piano. This, as we have said, and particularly as it
has breo said lathe Politic Register, for years past,
is the safe defence of the Minister, ; the Lopregnable
fortress of those who live open the public money. Sir
(ham 31.“ Eamon. Mr. 1211EIVEV, and Mr. Titointir.
found fault of this language of the Minis:ere; bat, I 0
our opinion, without the smallest reason in theft aide.
It Is very roto.ins that the system which pots dine
three Members into the House, could out trial fur sa
year without the existence of inch things as Mid
which Mr. Limns() wished to pot an cad to. It Is
maestros to gin young lVtxx such • sum of loony.
It is monstrous to give Sraarnao CA :IRMO 6,0001.
a year; bat is itasy thing more monstrous than the
meant by which Sir Jane. M•CRINTOSD, Mr.
TIMM', and Mr. CREETZT are rearmed to the
lloose of Commons? and could they be returned in
the manner that they arc; could two, out of the
three, at any rate, he retuned at all if It were nit
f..r instilment* o( that systeus of *bleb the affair
bf yoong•Wtxx forms a part ; aye, att essential
part, too, as these gentlemen know full as well
as se do.—Sir Janes Mentsrosu fond fault
of Lord Carr!. AAAA Oil fur speaking with dim-
tippet of the economical habits of the United States'
Government ; bat he did nut fail ro trumpet forth the
raises of the Hour of Commons. which he tailed the
PepaGlicon part of the Coastitation. Ile called it the
guardian of the people's interests. He called it the
guardian of the public money. He did not say that
it was no such a Wog; te (lid not pretend that it
was the people that put him in fur Knaresboroogh, nor
did Mr. Ink-NIT pat faith any such pre:ensiuos, nor
did Mr. CRECTET say that lie was the guardian of any
thing bet the pig-ski sof AppleLy.—Well, then, Is it
not notorious that the present sort of Herernment mid
Legislature cannot be carried on without such things
as ate costalaed in the third class of the Civil Liar; is
there a am in England that doubts of this ; and who
can deny that Lord Carrt.zazacim was right la say-
Inc, if you take this from me carry "kerbing on your-
!elves —TAtrAfernittg Chronicle, which still clings to
something which we cannot define, bet which seems
to imply an opinion that the system may be up-
held and these things taken away from the Mi-
nisters. brings forward the distressed state of the
contry as a reason fur adopting the motion of
Mr. Lt . Bless the Moroi"' Chrosirk! The
di ottd state of the country has nothing to do with
the atestter, begging the Chronicle's pardon nor,
begging Mr. TIMMY'S pardon, have the Country
Illenetueo, as he calls them. He says that they get
Corned out of their seats by this cute. And bow many
of them are there. Aro there fifty out of the six boa-
deed and Iffy-eight ? If he had joined CISTLIMEAGR
upoothis ,erasion: if he had toned short round and
voted against Me. LRPINARO, teodd that Aeee turned
Mow of Bcoreshoroagli f. Be ,knows well that it
wooldoot; and he knows thatit is the Borough lien
Hemet, and mos the Country Untlentea, that have the
eeedlig of the matter; and be does know, or ought to
know. that In Borough Gradient know very well i
tbat Ike redireation of these Ministers, happen when
or bow it might, would speedily put an end to their