The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-01 00:00:00

Omlame for Great Britain, after allowist fist 23000/.1
br raised by the Sales of Old Stores, Lade, Build.
]lr. BUMF., in consequence of the cessation of the
er
powdills Fevershani, d, as an Amendment,
reduceM at
the grant to 31,1241.;m0ve which was negatived
without a division.
On the resolution for granting 111,8371. for the charge
of the office of Ordnance for Ireland,
Mr. HUME moved that this grant be reduced to a
mu of 71,0001. The Amendment was negatived with-
eat a division.
The original Resolution was then put and carried.
Upon the Revolution for granting a sum not exceed-
bit t,1771. 4s. 4d. for defraying the eerie@ of certain
Allowances to Soperannualed and Retired Officers, dia.
Oiled Men awl Pensioners, and to Children of deceased
Officers, late belonging to the several Ordnance Military
Corps in Great Britain, and nut provided for by Parlia-
ment, io the year 1820,
Mr. Ill; E expressed a hope that in future the
whole of those pemions and allowances would be con-
mised in one list. The House would better see the ne-
cessity of this when they learned that the whole dead
weight upon the country for pensions. superannua.
tionr, allowances, lex. for the Army, Navy, and Ord-
peace, amounted at present to 4,304,1801. He hoped
Olio that 3linisters would use their influence in in-
(lacing the Commander in Chief to fill up, as much as
possible, all vacancies in the army from the half•pay
this alone would produce a considerable saving to the

gantry.
The Resolution was then agreed to.
On the Resolution for granting a sum of 137,5001.
for the service of the Barrack Department in tireat
Britain, for the year 1821,
Mr. BERN Af, moved, as an Amendment, that a sum
not esceeding 59,5V0/. be granted for the above ser-

Tice.
After a few words from Mr. Arbuthnot, Mr. Mos-
well, Mr. hockharti and Mr. flume, the Mouse divided:
For the Atuen:ltnent 6l—Against it, 10I—Majority
in favear of the original Resolution, 43.
Upon the Resohttion fur granting a sum of 40,0001.
for the service of the Penitentiary, Milbank, fur the
year 1:421,
Mr. LOUKIIART objectel to this heavy charge
upon the vonntry, and hoped that souse more effectual
as well as more economical secondary punishment
might be devised.
After a few word, from Sir C. Long, Mr. W. Smith,
aad Mr. llolford, the Resolution WAS agreed to.
The Jtvtices of the Peach Bill was read a second
time, to be committed on Tnevlay.
The Ordnance Lands Bill was read the second
tithe. and ordered to be committed on Monday.
The Raport of tha Committee on the Irish Inland
Navigation Bill was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
Le read the third time to-morrow.
The Lunatic !trustees Bill was read the second
time, and ordered to he committed on Tuesday.
The South Sea 'f rode Bill went through the Com-
mittee. and toe Report was ordered to be received to-

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The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of,
and the Donee adjourned at It o'clock.
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