The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
I Q N D o N.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE o. COMMONS, Jssu 10.
S u ? - Y.

The hsufe having refSlyed itfeIf ints a CON-
mitlee Of fupply,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer faid. it
would be recolleeied that bic msjelty's mefiage
had been referred to the committee Of iupplY.
IL now became his duty to move vote feuAd-
ed upon that meTage. He was extremely ferry
that the urgency of the public fervice required
thar bis maj Ry fhould be enabled TO raiie the
lum OF z,oso,ooel. by exchequer bills. He
tels Il, however, TO be his duty to fate, that
the largsDefs OF the fun arefe feM the en-
created demands of the naval fsrvics. Many
cxPences had occvrred in various branches of
naval ietvice, particularly with reipea to the
Baltic feet, which had net, nsr could they,
be ThelIy forefren. The total iucreafe of CT
Pences for this icrvice amounted to $3.50, 74II.
he telt it, therefore, TO be bis duty to refort
to the hcule for vote of credit for two mil
hens herl'ng TO cover this fun, and any other
Incidental exPencss that might arfs. IF peace
ihsald fortunately fpeediy take place, the whsle
OF this fun would not Of ceurfe be waited
but the aecefity Of fuch vote would be OBJ
vious, when he afured the committee the fums
before vatsd would not held on. longer than
the month Of O&obcr without this additional
aid. de concluded by moving g that il is the
spnieu OF this committee, that FUN not ex-
seeding TWO millions asrliHg be granted to bis
majsify. to enable his NASTY to take fueh
neaiures as the e$igeucies Of sEairs heuld re.
quife.1
Fhe GharcelloG ofths Exch.gusr then NOV
81 .that the following finn Sc grated 10 biz
GOO Ms shes assA
thssi anai aesg. h.
sIoesi. to the tIuices of the Rriiih mu-
go.
! z,7oiI. for the chairman Of the houfc of
ofds.
f'rhe Chancellor Of the Exchequer obferved,
'sai tn. FUN ever and above z,sosl. was for
ponies advanced by the chairman OF the hsuis
If lords, for the public fsryiee.
Mr.. Grey obferved, thar he could net con-
Gsai TO an increafe Of the faiary of the chair
man, of the hsufs Of lords, from I5ool. 10
zsocl. ,hus unneceaarily placing bursheu ur-
30 the public of IosoI.
Mr.. rierney followed Mr.. Grey ia repre-
ating this expenditure, which he csnkdsred
iquaRderiog she public money lsaadalOuAy.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer eaniidsr-
I'd it an advaace jaRly merited by the noble
Isrd whs held that offise, from the attention
which the Office demanded of him. The bu.
liuefs of parliament, he faid, had iRcrea(cd ia
a very g,eat degree within the laf twe ftiiisns
--aad during the fitting, the whole Of that
nehle lords time was occupied by it. The
falary to the chairman of the hen(e of lsrds, he
laid, was formerly paid out Of the trealury,
without any reference to that houle, bur he
thought ii the mott conhitu.ioRsl methsd to
sring it before the houfe as he had now done.
lie then proceeded with his nations.
Soolseol. to pay off exchsquer bills for the
year 1905.
aslo,sorl ira. rod. to make good money
paid by his nlsjeay, Purfuant 60 adarsass Of
~ houfs.
] 5z8l to Arthur Youag, efq. For premiums
paid by the agricultural iOciety.
4oool. to the Sierre Leone company, for
the civil Establishment Of that colsHy for enc
year.
s,yeo,oool. for the army sxtrs0rdinaries Of
Great Britain, for the year 1901.
600, oool. for the ar~y extrasrdinsries Of
ireland, for the year 1891.
B The reislutions were agreed to, and the re-
art ordered ia be received tuAmarrsw.