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IMPERML PARLLIMENT. . . . MUSE OF PEERS, SATURDAY, Atib• 6. Tut Bills upon the Table were forwarded if. their respeaive stages. A considerable number of Bills were. brought up from the Commons, .chiefly by Mr. ALIXAND Among which were the Scotch Taxes'cfnrpliption the Vote of , Credit,,.the Warehousing, the House of Orange Annuity, lice. Vellum and Porch, ment Duties, the Exch::qucr Bilk. the Sotch Army of Reserve Amendment, the General. Defence Amendment, the Aliens'Regulation, the Subs( res' Exemption, the AmeriCan CoinntiOioners, 'the .Ca. iiada Jurisdittion, and the Tortola Free F°.,rt The Income tax mill , and a few oth e r,. were re. turned with the 'acquiescence of the Cotmonns to the Amendments. The greater part of these BillsAvere read a first time. The Order. was then read ' for 'the further -consi. &ration' of the Scotch Appeal Crawford. v. Chutts, tipon which the LORD .CHANCELLOR quitted:thy Woolsack, 'and addressed the Houe at considerable length 'upon the syhjeet. llrnconcluded wish re. commending it as advisable, tinder circumstances of the 'case, that tl►e further consideration itherca ,should' be postponed till the next Session of Par. liament. This seeming to meet the concurrence of, their Lordship., ,The LORD CHANCELLOR moved that the further consideration of the Appeal Crawf►rd V. Cnutts, be adjourned rill the second Cause Dly of the- next Session of Parliament, which was ordered accord. ingly. ,The House then adjourned till Monday, for which day their Lordships are summoned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, OATUStbAY, AUGUST 6. ImmtTE LY on the Chair being taken, The CsiANcßt.Lon, of. the EXcit NU ER moved,. thilt the House do, at•its rising, adjourn to W,ednes... d.ty next. He observed that an Von. Gentleman (Mr. EK ID AN) had last ,night given !mice of a Motion for Monday, which - would of course drop if the House should adjourn over that day. Ile was not aware that the notice was for Monday when it was made, otherwise he would have intimated his intention . of moving it.is Adjournment, but' the Hon. Gendeinan who gave the notice, would pro-. bably be in the House in a few minutes to renew hit notice for another day. The Irish Glebe House Bill was read a third time and passed. • The CHANCELLOR of 'the EXCHEQUER said, it would be reconciled . by such Members as were in the last Parliament, that a propose' was made for regulating the mode of ilischargiil the Debt on the Civil List. He then mated, that he' should .submit to the H a ouse Plan to prevent the Accuinulai ion or that I).;bt in future, The l - dy,iness of the feat Parliament towards the CUlleitliitin, how. ever, became so onerous to the House, that•olie eon.- sideration of that..sulijea was necessarily deferred to the present Session•or.Parliament. Some tinte'afier Christmas 1)e moved to' false that matter into con sideration, bot Matters intimately connechcci t with the public welfare, delayed the labours - of t he, C om _ mitite i . and v‘ bets:the Report came, the public and most import:lw business watt so multitariout, and bec.oine so mut. ituilinocts, and every. lioureoritlo,6l it„ tea•.ink, that ;.r . tivttght it Faldly consistent w:th 1,0-,; st st sK . l ,s inirstleot bunness, in por‘rie the. stdij-ct id the. of the Debt of the lot he to ask for a ih•ci_ that ly.f ire an o i p-Itursity had • btru a ii„ l d e sl 1,,r nn arupi c tlbqloshoti of it. It was on tivit y,t,tts-s1 that ht... propose.l pwrpone the Carr. tikleraii,s u of that stiliett until 4slo.zlier Sessio n of Path:nov.llr, but lit trusted that those Who hati , ctm. sid@ed it .Ses4iolf, and, those wit() cous‘G. it , in the'. last l r .triiamc rr , WoLliti ha a wyet of she ipropr'iety : of postponing the consideration of it to tie o, xi . SesSion; ' there.: wo r a report:which took. rn ,Itrwle. view of. that important :natter,, and he Must a1 , ,0 obsrrtt, that ; it be proper to rake, It up at an early 'l• . etiod in •the nett Se ss io n , lititlr With a.view,to the objeti itself, i;••11 the p.o.t ;t Siiice he W. , 3 Hp, Wlttliti alio;holige tlt,tt a Coituvtittee hail 14n• instituted to „ examine rook ilocouoks, n 5 they related to Great Btirt r itt and IrchnO1:: the wlsole th ' e Accounts, as they,' tielated to Cheat lit itain, it had been` found 'fiiiiih, co account of the pfesstife of SeeleS bf Ctllllto Buslnesi, espec those thatjelated to 3\iilitary :Affairs, the Claims of Of. ficers, BN.--the iflcpurt therefore bad been,loilyed, and ,upon 0141 . 561qt:0 also; as well as Upon the other he had mentioned, nn proceedirig could be hail in `the present Sessiotl, This was a busines!' of' egreme importance, and he should move to have it t,,ken into•consisleration early in the next. Session. The' bill for iinikiog perm:merit the Expiring Law for punishing Pections who' go imbed and diigttised. to resist ()Mee ts of the Revenue in the F,xccotion.of thrii. Duty,, svar read a third dine and passed. .. A..Mestage from the Lords isfortnetl the House their . Lord.bips had agreed 16' the Amendment s made in the 'Bill for rendering more easy the Office of justice yr the Peace and that the Lords . had agreed to the pro l icriy: Bill with Several Amet.d. Meath to which it tiebitcd Ilse concurrence of the louce. ' - Therithuctut.ou of Ito ExcHisausit Moved / that amendments he now I.ii(rn into consisi;m„ tion l - ' The SPEAKER thee, the House *Dull tibierv e the rarticulAts ot these amendments ; • they were amendments only of mere cleric,ll ertors, Tltey Would „m 3 t4esliiMably L K . very - jealou s of any amlnd. rent! matie 'by the Lords in a money bill, hu t i t was equally clear that if the amendment was Indy follu',4, , ln g Up the undoubted and. nlivion4 juteroioto of rite !louse' vibes'. they ramed the tfuo e Ahstnt to ouch au wilethimeor, t j,„, w i ly to JectitlVliiit what the fi ittcr iniended ; Caw [{fuse would,i:en,veFer t rako cam Ohw SUL 11 W-sti ei4:et. of titc. arktitimenr. 3trch °by intisls , t;te c.be.litte; word ptr cent. had.t i e 4n writ From' ihi ZONbON G AZOTE, Aug. 6, 1803.. • White4ll, August 4, 18;03, The King has been .graciously pleased, in. consi,. der/Irian of the very distingUished services perform. eti by Chatles Vereker, Esq. Col, of the Lime. rick City' Militia, and Representative in ment fur the said uity . of Limerick, anti to evince the tense which His 'Majesty entertains of the great ability and courage 111.11111ebteti by him, the said Charles Vereker, when, with a detachment o 1 300 of His Majesty's said Militia, he engaged the whole of the French and Rebel Forces at Coloony, its Ireland, on the sth Day of SepteMber, 1798, by which bold and gallant exertion the enemy were prevented from taking possession of the Tocvn of Sligo, and were so effeetually embarrassed and de. hayed, that His Majesty's Forces . were enabled to come up with, and to entirely defeat them ; to grant Hit Royal Licence and Authority, that (although the privilege of bearing Supporters be limited to the ? eels of th 4 Real , n, the Knights of His Majesty's. .Orders, and the Proxies of Princes of the Bland Royal at installations, except in such cases wherein u n d er particular circumstances Ilia Majesty has been, pleased to grant hi s especjal"Licence f or t h e use thereof) the said Charles Vereker may bear! for Supporters to, his Family Arms, yiz. it Lion, col. hared,ch a i ne d, -and morally crowned, Supporting, 'llk Majesty's Royal Colon rs , with.the Inscrip t i on September, 1798 ;"' and a Grenadier of t h e Said Litnrriek City Militia, supporting the Regi. mental Colours ; and, as. a Motto. to the Family Arms of the.said Charl es Vereker, C.e. word'' luony," ii ior , mory of the said .gallaut. , and merito. riou, a.lion: the said armorial disiieli ns being first duly exemplified avzording to tliz, Laws of Arms, and recorded in the . Heratd.' Offiue. • And also to order, that this, His Majesty's said cnnce,sinn, and especial mark of His Royal . Favor, be registered in his College of Artn3. Cron Office, .eliTa,st 6, tBn3. MUMMER RETURNED"CO SERVE It, ri,is ?ittsersT ?Alt* LIAMKNT. Btirghe GlSfranraer, Higtom, Whit6orn, an d N ew Galloway.— rite 14 04 .. Cot. Wsliiam Stewart, second lawful Son of the Right Hon. lohn Earl of Calloivav i in the room of J ohn Spalding . , Esq. who, since his Bledion for the said lass or Ilistrtel, has accepted the Office of Steward or Rai I i trof His Majesty's Three Chiltern undreds ofS toke, Desborough, and Bonenham, in the County of Bucking ham: ' B/lATRUPTS. Charles Bristow, of Newgate.streer, linen.draper, to stir. tender Aug. g, 16, and Sept. 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, 141essts. T. C, rind C. Jackson, Wall:rook. Charles Thenington, of'Lyndh urst, Southampton, linen. draper, Aug. t 6, 20, and Sept. 17, at ten, at Guildhai 1,. London. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, Cheapside, London. Dominic Michael Setres, of Mount -street, Westminster road, drawing-master. Aug, 16, 20, and Sept, 17, at ten, at . G tiildhall.. Attornies, Messrs. Cockayne and Tay lot, Lyon's inn. 'oho Kershaw, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, chyinist Aug, 31, • Sept. 1 . 17 , at e l even, at the Wool Berl( Inn, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Furnival's.lnn, London; or Mr. .Robinson, Wakefield. James Frampton, of Stourton-Caundle, Dorsetshire, butcher, Aug. IS, az, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Antelope Inn, Sherborkie, Dorietshire. A ttomies, 4lcbsrs. (tapper and Bird, Henstridse, Somerset Shire. Henry Lea, of Bishopsgate.street, tobacconist, Aug. ao, 30, and Sept. 17, at ten 4t . Guililltall: Attorney, M r. Lang. hain, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. Hugh Evans, of Stanmore, Middlesex, shopkeeper, Aug. 16, 20, and Sept. i 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Barrow, Forhes. and Hancock, liasinghalkstrcet. George Greenough of Manchester, drysalter, Sept. 2,3, and 17, at three, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester. At tornies, Mr. Hewitt, Manchester ; or MT. Ellis, Cursitoi. street, London.' . , John Catley, of Harpers, Lancashire calico.manufaiturer, Sept. s, 6, and i 7, a r.th ree , at the Lomita:l4,4 Inn, Man chester. Attornies, Mr, Ilewitt, Manchester ; or Mr. . Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. • Joseph- Metcalfe and . john (eyes., •of Upper Smithfield, oilmen, Aug. 9, i, and Sept. 57, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Warwick-square. John Pierce, of Lower Thaines-strcet, fishmonger, Aug. q, 1,6, and Sept. 17 , a t twelve, at Guildhall% Attorney,.M. Kiciiarrlson, Monument -Yard. George Jamison, late of •Charing-cross, watch-maker, Aug. 20, at ten, 27, and Sept. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. torney, Mr. Harman, Wine Office-court, Fleet -street. Jain:s Wainwright and Win. Wainwright, of Liverpool, anehorstniths, Sept. t, a, and (7, at one, at' the York Hot I, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Williamson, Liverpool.. lames Nixon, of Lawrence-lane, London. merchant, Aug. g, 16, and S e p t . ( 7 , at twelve, at Guildhall.. .Attornies, • Mesrs. Milne and l'arry, Garden -court, Temple. lohn,Lonsdale, of•f2rosdale Mill, Durham, paper-inabufae toy, Aug. 13,'%0;161 Sept, 1 7, at ten, at touildhall. At. torney, Mr. Welch, f'.,rino2,-21ouse.square. . . „ (Paomor tows To-morrow.] .. ..---...................-................................._ MAILS. Hamburgh as I. 101VIlit. s . ..... . . PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS U4lf AT TWILVi O'CLOCK. Consols • . ssflOnuti, .. • . 9dis. THE SUN. soism guts DICIRS 14Li0111 4111411 at LONDON, AUGUST 11, aloi. Dub/ tri IVlsill (lithe 4th We ar e h a artiaed this morning. ppy in being al,la to repekt, that the public tranquillity had not again antlered any in. terrurtion. . " I 'rt= Ltambuegt, Alqi/ which- arrived yesterday, hrine o lin account of some , very considerable move ments of the French Troo s are to occu 'Territory o f fl/radese, that 15 , 000 . p y the p , viz. t h at 5000 men men of the French Army of Reserve are on their mart!) towards the Hanoverian Territories, and that they are to be followed by io,oc) more is also stated, that a division f FreoCh'. ArMy has received. orders to occupy the the Dutch y of ,#remens. :, rip‘T that a Camp, consist ing of seventi,thotisa t od Jun, it to' be formed near Cuxhaven. " Every, thing seems to confirm the report, which have been for some time in circulation, of an in. tended Change in the Dutch Government, though it is hardly pussible to conceive any Change which would place that unfortunate Country mote at the disposal of France than it is at present. It is ,said t h at Ci t i zen SCHIMMILIPIIININCK, the are •, Dutch Ambassador to this Country,. will be placed at:the Head o f t h e B atavian Government. All the English of both sexes who were detained at .Flushing, to the amount of tyro, have been sent into the interior of Holland. . , On Friday afternoon the DUKE of GLOUCESTAR and the PRINCESS SOPtlin . arrived at Winlsor, on a visit to Timm MAJEsti ES. In the evening the DUKE left Windsor for Hampton Court. In.the evening Ilex MAJEStY and the PRlNcusas took an,aiting to Froplore. „ Qn , Satorday tnorning early the DUKE of YORK. arrived it Windsor on Military business with Fits MAJESTY. Soon after breakfast His MAJESTY, the Duke of YORK, and the PR I NCESS SOPHIA, with their usual Attendants, took an airing on hoise.back in Windsor p ar k' s }UR MAixyry and the Paixersses took an airing to Froginore. , r , In the afternoon tfie:lNTstirss of Yo RIC arrived at Winthor, from Oatliuth, on a visit to THEi MAJESTIES. In the evening , IR M AJESTIES, Ihe PRIN. CESSES, the DUKE ROSL.DUTCHRSS of YORK, and the PRINCESS SOPII IA of GLOUCEiTEE, with the usual Royal attendants, walked on the Terrace, ac companied by, a great number of the Nobility. Early yesterday morning, the. Duicit 'of KENT atri ~t Wi m i so 6 frpm Castle Ab Mt ten o'clock the ROYAL FAl.lll.ir went to tit. Oeorge's Chapel and h ear d an excellent Sermon, rrelched by the Rev. Dr; HiArtt, the Canon in Restdesee, from the tech Chapter of Deuteronomy, and part of, the z9th Irene : • " Secret things belong unto the Lord our Gqd." Yesterday the PR INC ESS AM EL. I A tompleted her • zoth year, on which occasion Windsor 13ells rung. Yesterday - about two o'clock, • the DUKE and DUTCH ESS of YORK left Windsor for Gatlands. Yesterday Windsor was uncommonly. crowded with Company. His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. • pasted %through Newcastle on Friday; On his way to Altiwick. Castle. The "Dtilc` and Machos of OR Arrax are gore to Euston 'Hait i Norfolk. • `ti ?since- ENTERHAZY took leave of th; Merropli on' Friday last. This Noble Foreigner entleectl: himself highly to the higher Circles during his re— sidence in:this' Country. The Hon.' Misses WEST ire going to Chirk Castle, This it a beautiful piece. It is .kept up at the t xpence of those Ladies and Mrs. M. 13t Dou Leh, coheiresses of the late RICH. MIDDL rTo s, Esq. A Letter rio . t() Bristol, 'dated' August 6, sash Mr: HQNTEk, sett. a King's . Messenger, ar rived her e on M on d ay l ast , .h av i ng i n his cus tody a perinn 'who has been f u r souk t ime past soundings of our Channel. He was ap- I taking prehended in Tenby, in consequence of his drop. I ping a copy: of a letter addressed to a Frenjl I Officer, from out of 'his pocket, which led (0 5 discovery. O n hi m were f oun d tw o • forged let ters as from th e D UKE o f Y tAx , w hich , ei,ablett . him to purs ue hi s without suspicion, and had . aftually enga g ed the King's boats • i n his various plans excursions. Th e y went o ff i n t h e M a il fur London the same eve n i ng .' , Sevetal Frenchmen having been d:scovered , and taken into c usto d y i n D u bli n , as fomenters Of a Re bellious §pitit in,l teland,GOvernment have been par ticularly vigil ant on t h at su bj e ct ; a nd having receiv ed,btexpress, not i ce t h at t h ree Foreigners had arrive ed at Liverpo o l f rom i r: l an d, and had set off for 14-11. don by the sta ge . coac h o vhere they ntrived on M 0) ' da y , a few hours previous to the express, M.OO O l the Messenger, was accordingly 'dispatched to I-lat• wick, to prevent their escape out of the Kingdom. By the Passengers who travelled in the coach with thou, there was reason to believe that these persons intend''; ed tu.taketip their abode In the vicinity of fOtcll'l+ square. Seve ra l M essen gers,• assisted by the , i loW . • street Officers; were imm e diately emplo)ed in sc arch of them, And it was n o t till Saturday mutting that . . they were discovered in an Irish family, and taken into custody. They yesterday underwent a 'p riv are examination at Lad PII.IIALe3 O ffi ce', ‘ 4l '" Mr. Under.Sectetary KINo, and s ir. R rc umtn Tulip , , attended. Two of these people, who appear ed C O • •be brothers, were reminded' t o the custody (If ", Messenger, for further exarninAtm this da y , an the third was discharged. - ' • ~ HIS Royal Highness the Dtrie of Yon* view the Brigade .ofGuards next' week at Chelin' ford, and the several Corps of Yeomanry in i t ! vicinity, and iron, thence proceed to Colchester arm Iptiwith,_ and thrntigh th e whole Eastern astriet. The Regu:ar Force at present in. Ireland coin• prizes the 15411, tisrh, t 7ils, 1811 xiii, 3 24, 360 , 38th, 44th, +sin, 4 6th, cot ~ .;6.n. 0 . 4 .4 6 sii i 67111, list, 7 2 0, 79 th, 82;1, 8; 9 01, 9 Ciiii, •. 0 0, 4 4, 96 h Kegiihrnr%, ' and Queen's Genii so Regiment", tour Garrison Battalions, several Corps of Hotse will rt. and lout Artillery, the zd and 4th Dragoon Guards, the 3d, .12th, 15th, 16th, -17th. 18th, .and '2lit Light Diagooos. The Garri.on.ssf Dublin con••itcs of the lti;t, Sad and 62J Regiments of DrAgool Guards, 16th Light Dragoons, anti Cavan Militia. . Anlis'ncampment of to,ooo mewls; iris stated, to be formed on the Leigh •Dow its; near Bristol. Nine Counties, namely., Yorkshire, I.:1(104) 4 G • : Devonshirei . Kent, Stafford, Norfolk,, Gfoucestet. ~. Soucy, and Essex, fui nish upwards of *One Million .. Men, capable of hearing Arms; and -London sod its environs will k it is cotnputed, prodeee•upwaid . of TWo Hutitirett thousand Warriors. Lancashire, accrirdinglo . the Return' made to die Lord' Lieutenant of the County wider the National Defence Bill, contains ,s i.2,,697 Teti capable4 4 o" r * ing arms, 102,323 incapable ; +166 men Willihg Lj • serve on birseback ; 12,055 witting to serve with, and provido firelocks ; 25,988 to be provided wi l ' arms ; 18,01: pioneers, &e. ; 13,4(Q guides, ove r ,' c seers i‘) dtivcattle, &c. ; .238 wit) %s ill supply , e"° • a four.horattwaggon,with drivers ; 222 ditto oil:te! horses; 975' with carts and three hoses ; 1 53' ditto, with two. horns ; 1399. ditto vari""' 24,450 tons of barges, with numerous ovens ; t7v milts, desl. &c. The Live Stock iii the County co' prizes 648 oxen, .95,527 cows, 57 8 youn g c attle and colts ; 80,972 alive ' ) and goats,' 3o 9b 2 P i g s ' 5+74 riding horses, anal, 26,659 draught hurler* The Mary.le-bone Association, under the " II ; , 'rile 'Coachmaste Moist df Lord DVOCAitNoN, mustered 40 0 " run ' i t t_atriotie m:inile,r, on 'Saturday. rs, Innkeepers, and Stable -1"ell.ors of Ligndon, have. Come forward in this Inv" on Tuesday, and after an in offers of horses anti carriaes, tree of exileo c t '-:, 4 in Cale of invasion.' Several h ive ifled upward s f A Meeting Will convened by, the. Mayor for tbe purpose of making volun• of ; 0 0 h„tte,., and , U , forty carriages. of Bat l4. r . TAYLoitt the M em b er , t he whole companY Into Troo p s of Foot an( divided themselves ' ' • 1 kiorse Volunteers. . At Beaminste r , M r. T. F ox h as o ff e red, his se t- Vices with impressive *speech tr. !it 80 Volunteers ; and Mr. Ilet.t.amY 93 respeaabl e c ountry G entleman, h as ra i se d 25 'Rifle' men to be attached to the former. . At Leices ter i too V o l unteer I n f a ntry have enrol :: .cd themielves, and two Troops of CiaidrY•-„vti On the publication o f an Address, by Mr' th a t ' l . - of W rex h am , . 300 respetta bl e . young Met) of .1011/f1 immediately entered as Volunteers. Tn : ~ • The Chester Voluiteer Corps cornprize t 77e 1 • k niry9 I to Cavalry, and 86 Artillery , Col. Li°l4, sole i s t h e C om M an d er . A Corps of A rt ill er y - i s f or ming from-the Workmen employed on the Somerset Cathilf The patriotic offer made by the GeotionP ) : l at c,,,, le rhoryt . Brighton, to fotm themselves into a V •l u k ilt g Corp, has been accepted by His Grace the D u c -, 0 „,, . RittiiNtoNO in a very handsome ofintier.Su c . 1 ,', 41 are the young tarn to learn military discipline, ti, they generally take the field at dawn of ail. ... in the MI when it was intended to he per annum, and the Lords had 'tallied the mistake, and this occurred is several parts of the Bill. The House then igreekl . to the Amendments, and the -I~ill was ordered •to he carried to tneintd,s. The Foreign Notes Forgery Bill, the' Prize Courts Bill, Lord 'Amherst's Compensation Bill, and the London Defence. Bill, were read a third time and passed. Mr. SHERIpAtf Raia, that the Motion of givero.notioe for Monday, he should being forward on Wednesday next. Mr: HOTclusi,oN olanother on the satwi day, on the State ui lre}aud. Mr. (Xi RRY observed, that' the Notice was so 'general-, that he was quite at a loss to know how His :Vfaiesty's Ministers, or Servants of the Crown, or indeed any Member of Parliament, could apply thiS . notice, and therctine he hoped the Him. Gen tleinan would have no objettion to state a little mare particularly the nature of Mr. IIUTCHI,VSON' said, he should on that day take care not fo auhmit any thing that could have the least possible b.iti The Amendments made by the Lords in the To. bacco Bill, being of a similar nature with those of 'the Property Bill, namely the mere c.uratioo of clerical errors, were of worse agreed to. As were also those of the Bill for the'better inairittnan&e of the Pour in England. The Assessed Taxes Bill, the Sugar Bill, and the Neutral Ships Bill; wet% read a third 'time and The CHANCELLOR of ihe EXCHIWUER said, he was to submit. to the House several Motions, the greater part of which were those which were gene. rally made at the close of a Session of Parliament. The firs; was that of an Address to His Majesty, praying that he will be graciously pleased to confer some Digoity in the Church on the Chaplain of the House. Another for t2ool. to HENRY ALIXANDERI Esq. for his Services to the House this Session, as Chairman of the Committees of the House, and to assure His Majesty that the House will make good the same. That such sum of money be issued to JPRRMIAII DYSONi Esq. Clerk Assiaant of the House, as, together with the emoluments !of, hit office, shah amount to the clear sum.. of s:0001• , In this. case there wits an excess of soolvein th 6 usual sum voted to that Gentleman, but it .{;zeta settled by the House, that after the first four years this ailvance should he made, and which, considering the ,prekii gicnis increase of hudness .which that Gentlem an had to transaft, and considering. the manner in which. it was . transatted, would appear to 00410114 to .. ba very moderate, ,„ That the sum of •xOOOl . . he issued .to URN, LEY,, EA. Clerk Assistant of House, . for his services it, the present Session. ,Of this Learned Gentleman he also spoke in very handsome terns. That, such .a sum. of money be issued to JOHN_ CLemENtsga, Esq. Deputy Serjeant at Arm.., as, together with the emoluments of his lace, amount to th , ! cloa sum oflool. That the journals •of the, House from the last Session of - Parliament, together with an Ind, x , h e printed under the dirvaion of Mr. Lry, and under the authority of Mr. Sp F. AVM, and thAt no other person dofresume to print the same. That 10001. be advanced to Mr. SAMUEL DUNN, over anti above what he has already received, ;it'd a s a final cwnpensation to him for making an Index* of the journals of the House from the year,l79o to lle bestowed many-compliments on thiti Gentleman for his accuracy and diligence, 301. to ARTHUR BENiON, Fect. Clerk of the J,, u ,, Li k of the Hous(f, aod for defraying the ,cx. pence of making an bldtx of the proceedingi of the House for this Sessii'lrt. Such c nyensaiimt as Flis Majesty ,shall think prhper to he male to the Clerks Who ha9e attenticil the Public Couunitrees of 'the House in the present Se'ssi(in of Pinliament. • isol. ',to T. E . ; Tot;Lt4ll4l, Esc'. for compiling a Registt for the committee on Expirin g Laws. All these Motions were Addresses to the Icing, (qtter the 5C SUMS to be issitert and to assure His Majesty chit the House woUlA;lp.ike They were all carried, ancl'iVilered to •be pre sented to I Majesty. by Members of the Muse es were of Ills IVlije , ity's Most Honour a bl e Privy COuncil. . . 'Adj4urned to Wednesday next.