The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-10 00:00:00

Committee.

'financial system
the manner in w
not irregular to
affairs of Europe,
public affairs was
Lord Castlereagh,
rangemeuts also deferred
however, on to-morrow
consideration of
they were entire!
He confessed be
catty as other pet
there was but one
to reduce as fast
[Hear, hear I.
tappiness of the
the exertions of
rty Tax, be
1,17;l: opinion vista
and oblige Mini.
tare to the smallest
and dignity of tin.
The motion was
Mr. wESTE:
inhabitants of the
perty Tax. He
tided and unequf
ged the House to
the House to rejt
of the Property
Lion whatever. 1
tion from the In
ford, in the same
reject any propositi
Tax, which he ea
spectable Inhabitt
Petitions spit
Tax were also preset's'
Sandwich, Ptymor
tillery Ground ;
wick, Farringdon
and many other

Mr. WITITBt.
wllicit he supposed
alight answer, even
Tatfil
of l
:—Whether
the conduct
vernor of Gibrah
tires ?
The CHANCEL
enquiries had been
Hewed, arrived.
•" Mr. WHITORE,
the Exchequer, tha
made at the end
Was time to have
thought it probable
though the Right
business bud over
-question to-morro,
quer would enqui.-
The CHANCELLO

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if acts they were—{hear!]—which
)m the Congress, nor of the dia-
l** Which the great subjects discussed . • -;
treated—that it was stated that so
sehjects were due to one Sovereign, . ..t
250,000 eebiects to another Sore:. _ • ~...- .
strereleeriptterevery thing, and the -,- o- •
•as if the terrors of the Preach Ro-
le
V
such an- impression oon the missile
fantastic tricks on the part of Mo-
ak” them on their throne, and re•
ie convulsiotts which bed shaken all
was most important that the House -.,.
'at arrangements bad been slide at
id he thpught there- was no time so
• ire as when notice had been givess t
land= atrangement. .11
:ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
is of the lion. Gentleman (Mr.
re cot very regular, as the question
..
e was the Committee on the Illtik
which would hardly justify the Hon. i
'tering into so wide a field of remark .
ies. He should however inform 'the
I once for all, that as his Noble !.
etary of State (Lord Cattlereagb)
I return to his seat in that House, .•
id would be able to give a full ex- i
arrangements which had been made, .
lor of the Excheqeer) should, before I, , t
*in from answering any questions re. .
nents made at theCongress—[Hear!]
d state, that in declining to answer
.Ikb might be put by Hon. Gentle-
it influenced by any penes= dime:
mos.—EHearl hear 1]
,ReAD said, that be had only to rr i
Hon. Gentleman) that before the re*. . of
,
ten promised, not only a full *spiv
Noble Lord returned, bit that whet' ii
'gain, even if the Noble Lord was t,
I things aboild be explained to tbdai
9 • . .
NIA: said,' that the' qarestiOn which
th&House. 1111•044. lite litititit
of the countrena —cniteArlessily 4 r
ohich alt money was expended, it was
. i
enquire as to the arrangement of the
)e. If the disclosure of the state of
is to be &tweed-tilt the tetetbil .. r
... ,
lh, why were not the financed ar-
deferred till his return I They irrii, oi
-morrow se'nnight to enter upon the
,1 the financial arrangementst why# 1•
sly ignorant of the state of Europe. - - •,
did not feel this so strong a MN-
.:.
eople might feel it, for in his opinion
re course for the House to. parses, --:.-
as possible the public expenclitare-r
—The state of the country and the
le people required it—(Hear!]-11
I the people bad put an end to Via
le hoped a continued manifestation of
would produce still greater benefiti, '.
isters to reduce the piablic_exmodi-
lest scale consistent with the honour .
he country--[Hear, hear!]
F4B carried. „
;RN presented a Petition from the
he County of Essex against the Pro-
said the County was never so de-
Ilvocal as upon this subject. Ile bog-
o observe, that the Petition prayed
ject any proposition for any renewal f .
r Tax, under any form or modifica- f '
t
He also presented a separate Peti- • lil
'habitants of the Hundred of Roch-
le County, also praying the House to
1
osition for renewal of the Property
said was signed by nearly all the re-
tants of that district. . •
just the renewal of the Property
resented from Southwark, Wickham,
oath, Wakefield, Islington, the Ar- '
; the Wards of Dowgate, Candle- it'
In Within, and Aldgate ; Coventry,
places. . *
Sift J. DUFF.
• ,1-40 t, . t.
R . (READ wished to ask a question, ' 7-- 1
ed the Chancellor of the Kachequer ,o,
yen in the abeeece of Lord Castiare •
er enquiries bed been made as to . .
Sir J. Duff, id" advising the Go.
titer to give up certain Spate fugb- •
ELLOR, of the EXCHEQUllialebil, -
rn made, but no answer Midi be lii. 1
•
EtEAD reminded the Chancellor of •
that the enqeiries might have Wee
.-
el of November ; so that, as. there
i received an answer from Cadis, he
able an answer had been *waived, fr•
t Hen. Gent. in the burry of public ~
rerlooked it. He would repeat the • t
.ow, if the Chancellor of the Exche-
ireon the subject.
:ELLOR el Sias EXCHEQUER - .
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