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HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH lg. In a Committee of Privileges. their I.ordihia. r eeived fonts rlditlanal I;vidctice. touching the cart of the i'. Inch Peenge, the farther confidcration of which was adjourned, in the Com m i ttee, till Tod&lay nest• The Houfe was then reamed. and after prayer. were re a d, t h e Bills upon the table were forwarded in tilde Rive Raga. ; aiming theft, the Sugar Bounties Drawback Bill. the Bahama Minds Salt Exportation, and the Paddington Cnal. Bill,were read a fccond time, and the two former committed for to morrow. rti HOLLAND prefented a Petition from a number of pm, fans confined in the gaol of Rothwell, in Yorkihire, praying re. lief.—Ordered to lie on the table. The Earl of ROSSLY N moved an Addrers to His Majelly, for the Produetion of a variety of Military Documents, tripedli ng more pirtkularly the Recruiting Service, which was ordered 'lt, be prciented accordingly. The LORD CHANCELLOR prefented a numlver of Addi. tinnal Military Papers and Documents, purfuant to termer refo. lutinne of the Houk, which were ordered •o lie on the table. After difpofing of tome private bufinef , the I look achourrei till to morrow ; when their Lordthips thou furi.nntie.l to the [•Committee on the Mutiny Bill. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. CHARTYS DUNDAS Gave notice, ,lnr wol.ll rti. morrow Inoue for leave to bring in 2 Bill to t one , t prtfctitiitg rimed copies of private BiIH. . • LANARK ELECTION. • The following Members were cbofen to try the merits sf the Lanark Fledlion Petition— . . . _.._ _ ____ aven_ Lord G. H. Cdilh, .--- Harvey, Efii. J. F. flawtharne. Mi. Edward Haryey, 1141. I .ord R. V. H. Somerfet, Thomas Thorniest, tfq. Charles Cheiter, E.fq. - • William Pagwell,Efq. ... Hos. William Gore, Lord Prooke, ~ Thomas Woods, Efq. Right Hon. R. P. c um. - NOMINERI. Charles Donde% Efq. John Patterfon; Efq: Mr. WOODFORD. from the Exchequer. prefented an a:. count of the monies Word by His Majclty, purluaat to Addre,s, and not made good by Parliamenf.--Ordered to lie on the table. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEWEit obtained leave retiring In a Bill to rectify an error in the Ad of !aft Setfion, for fettling additional al wanes on the younger branches of tie Royal Family. Mr. HUSKISSON, in conSderation of an important Msg., which was likely to occupy the Houle for fume time to-morrow, deferred till Monday the Financial Refolutiuns of which he had given notice. Mr. VANSSITART obtained leave to bring in a Bill for ex tending to the Out-ports the provifions of the Cuftom-houfe Ot- See Reform Bill,and for applying to the Superannuated Fund bleb retrenchments as may be made in confequence of that extenfiam... Leave was alfo given to bring in a Bill to authorlfe the exportatien of Fuller's Earth and Pipe Clay to all places in his Makity's psi fa !Ban ; and a Bill for bttter fecuring the payment of duties on goods exported. by amending certain provifions of the Warehoufing A.R. Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that to-morrow he would move for leave to bring in a Bill to extend to Ireland certain pro. vifions relating to the payment of ferwante wages. Mr. VANSITTAR I' gave notice, that to-morrow he would move forleave to bring in a Bill to amend the Ad 4Sth Ceo. HI. for the prevention of Smuggling. The lrifh Paving and Lighting Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed to•nni,rrow. The hi& Paper Duty Bill went through a Committee, the Re port to be received to-morrow. Bills, brought in by Sir JOHN NEWPORT, for eftabliibing certain Regulations relative to the Coal Trade in the City of Dub lin, and the trial Malt Duty Bill, were read a fuit time, and ot dered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. The IrHh Excite Licence Bill was read a third time, and paired. The Warehoufing Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered coke committed to-morrow. It was ordered that the Defaulters on the Call of the Houk this day, fur the Lanark Eleetion Ballot, thould be called over to MALE PAY OFFICERS. &C. The SECRETARY AT WAR. rote, purfoant to notice, to move for leave to bring in a Bill for pay ing the allowances to Half pay Officers, their Wi• dows, and peifons on the compaffionate lift, at their own refidences. In the objeet of this Bill all would agree. It was one which was very deniable, if it could be effeeled, and he could anticipate no objec- tion to it. He therefore need not trouble the Hunfe at length on the lubjeet. He concluded by moving for two Bills, the one to pay the allowance as above, and the 'they to enable the Kilinainham Hofpital Cornmiffincers to make regulations for the more eafy and fpeedy payment of pentions,—A i _;reed to, MITITERRANEAN ►RIZ6•MONET. The ADVOCATE GENERAL role, in purfu• ante of notice, and moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the purpofe of paying to the Prince of Ca. flelciiala, or whoever fhould be the Sicilian Envoy .in this Country, that proportion of Prize Money which became due to his Sicilian Majay on account of prizes taken at Genoa by Sicilian vefrell, afting in conjunction with the Britifh fqoadron under Lord Keith, in order that the laid prize money fhould be fent to Sicily, to be dittributed in filch manner as his Sicilian Majefly than think proper.—Leave was granted to bring in the Bill. • T SECURITY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY IN SCOTLAND. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rofe, purfuant to notice, to move for leave to bring in a Bill to provide fur the payment of the Public Revenues in Scotland into the Banks of that country, fi , r the purpofe of being remitted. 40-the Bank of England. The principle of the meafute„had already attained the fandion of the hit Parliament by the Ads requiring the payment of the public money from the fevered Departments of the Excite, Cullom * Pod Of f ice, &c. into the Bank of England.. The fame principle would apply in the mealirre he now propofed with fume circumftances of local dillindian rendered neceffary by their being two Nationalßanlit in Scotland. The Colledors of the Revenue in that • country would be required, by the Bill he was•about to propofe„ to make up their accounts on the ha day of every month, and to tranfmit them, with the font; they &fluid have on hand, to the Receiver GenerNl of the Land Tax for Scotland, who was to deptilit the money, half in the Bank of Scotland, and the other half in the Royal Bank, from mi l ks, !L i nks it was to be remitted to the Bank of England, when ever it thould amount to fivr thoufand p trit,N, there to be kept with the other public moi its received from the different department* of the revenue, accor ding to the provilions of the Ails of the lalt Parlia ment. As the Scotch revenue was liable to certain occational and fometimes hidden demands for p ir'i• cular Services, proviliun was to he made for advarn for their fervices, and when the Receiver General ft , ould certify the occafiun to the Batiks, that certiti cate would be a warrant to them to able the money. and to make a deduction to that amount from the fuel on hand to be remitted to the Batik of England.--• The Banks of Scotland were to keep accounts of all m nies thus received, and theft ceramic. were to be liable to the infpedion of the Lord Advocate tbr time being. This Bill, when it should have received the fan Lion of the Legiflatore, as he hopett it would, would be the completi.)n of the lyllem lie had bird ite honour to introduce, and le bad 114 Isd•taftion