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110 USC or• COMMONS, WeDNEIDAY, MAY 12,

MISCELLANEOUS.
T:le Clerk of ihe Crawl' appeared at the Bar, and declared
the return • o. the Borough of Covey to have been duly
"raracle.l
S'eurtly after Lord VALI...TOIL?, who. arrording to the de-
ileum of the Committee should have been before returned,
tweak the oaths and his seat.
Lord Nos:nanny brought lap the Report of the Committee
on the ire•vlteithing Election, which declared the Sitting
‘trwiber to have been retwenech—laid on the table.
Mr BfIATD brought up a Report from the Committee
of the Drogheda Election, stating, that the Committee haw-
iog that ntorming received a letter from Sir Thomas %mire,
',try. mane his inability to attend as a ‘leinber of the same,
100 erns-quenee of sudden and severe ioelisposition, had
•fterwat els adjourned.
A Phyaralan (we believe Dr. N. ill), was then examinee' at
I'le B.r by the SPTAILEIR respreling the state of Sir T.
health He described his illness to be such as to
(Mishit. hint Irons attending this slay ; said he was doubtful
when he coedit with safety do so, but entertained burs be
ni;eht within a week.
Om the within of Me. Ravin, Sir T. Mustyn was escos^d
fer his non.attendataire this .13y.
The same Aleonlwr moved, th it the Committee du adjourn
1.11 this day 'gentile's! as. Azree.l to.
PARTNERSHIPS !IRELAND)
Alderman Wont brought iu his Bill far PromOing the
T.-.•k and Mannfactores of Ireleod by the eurooreee twat
of Partner-hips there, *bitch was read a first time, filar.' for
the second reading tot Thursday, 27th May, and ordered to
be printed.
LONDON CLF.RGY.
Alderman Watritatfiu moved, tied there be laid on the
II able ER Account of the whole income of the Incumbents
of the nine Parishes of the City of Westeniustcr, fur each
of the last three years, specifying the proportions arising
fruta eche lithe% and all utlo r sources of M1.1111114'0, and
stetinguishi,g ant Is parts of the respective conies as sue
✓ent email. from those which are temporary and coma'
• sittsPar AC: 111111% for the six Parishes of the Borimet
of Re,sthwark, sold the twelve Out.Pariches of the City of
Loclon.
51r. H Sunair• thought the motion of a very extraordi-
is ley nature, and that it should not be acceded to, it was
• very hard case if a number of ionlividnals, the giteetion of
whose i. cum. a was not st all before the House, al 1.1 be
call. ii Lyon to publish them, merely to Raab.' the Hon.
All, rraim's views on a subject with which these persons IclAl
to
concern,
Alderman warrmtv said, that as the London Clergy
bill went to lay a sareepitie tax on that part of the pfipill:S.
11.181 of London to which it applied, it wen essential to the
interest% of the people whose property would he affected by
gist tax. to abet that they already paid s mach larger pro-
por tiam of the same to the Clergy, who were now conies.
• airing to obtain VII augmentation of their immense's, than
the inliabitaut% of the parishes to which his motions related.
11 was V the viggestiou of the persons Interested he brought
forward the mentions, and ha thunght the parts nicessary
fu tM r• al elorblation of the intuits of the case.
JA *NI t; *AMAX salol, that the Hon. Alderman hail
Lid no ground whatever to induce the House to agree to the
nuiti-n. He Jnl sot thigh it right io s Member to make
tenets a proposition. without giving any previous notice. It
u.ui of an inarecrtaiii nature; he had heard of it now himself
em'y by accident. Tole merits of the Bill hail already under-
g tit • lung •laieussine in the House. The subj. et was 001
• il to a Cansewittree..taitgh information was communi-
e it. .1 to it— 'amasses welt examined from day to da—aild
the iitzs 6a.1 lately begs adjourned till Friday next, to suit
tie cm..., 111,111 e of II worthy Alderman and his colleagues.
Return. a a .11ffereut inhere had bees ordered by the Com-
sbitti e, noel en ide tit it. Bat the Hon. Alentlwr having fail-
ecl io prevailing on it to call for these, now wished to have
them ordere.l by the Hause; but he looped it would decid-
edly rej• et the attempt of exposing the private affairs of a
unneb e of it.theiduals, lu no manner interested in the Bill.
Mr tti. HUSKIES opposed the motion.
After a CUillferialtlJU biclween Mr. A;dermatt /UN,
Mr. H. %Mita, a.od Mr. BENNETT, Hie 131u1i011. were
u etude aw u.
PENRYN. _ _

Mr Surcuttn. presentedairlifiou f • a number of
kaiul Li. our. of the Borough of Peuryn. They slated,
lull it .111111.41 (soul the Mloonsuf Earth rice Iskim before
the Cu 6666666 rive, that eizlit ustl,riduals only out of the whole
b•irly of L.. curs bre,' pruvtd guilty of acts of bribery
awl corructani at the late Elrction—allegeJ Cott they were
114 at all implicated in such practims—that they ought not
to be y. :islied fur the acts of other., and played to be
ear RlF:tit fr..ari the penalties imputed by the Hill for pre-
vimt.ing h. ihery ail corruption in the Burough.—Bead, and
ou the table.

BRITISH MUSEUM.
Mr. Dear/ moved that there be laid on the table an
a" ',one ul the income and eapeinliturl, of the British 51u-
*eon' f,.r the year 1819; aku of the estimated expenses of
Cie f... the- year 1819; also of the number of persons
r..ve the same within the last seven years, up to
Al deli i9.—orderro.
Si. K.nh, Guns the British 'Howson, presented the an-
nual a vomit of the persons admitted to view the same.—
Laid uu the table.
GREENWICH HOSPITAL.

Mr. Smith, from the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, pre-
'wawa the n:maal account of the expenses incurred by the
Olt the table.
LICENSING.

The seeinid reailing •f the Victuallers Licensing Bill was
p ost puutd till Friday twit.