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London, England, 1805-06-27 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SECRETARY at WAR brought up the Returns of the
total Effective Force of Great Britain, at home •nd abroad, un
the let June inat. Also aa Account of the Men who vulurt•
teertil from the Militia, arid enlisted into the Regiments of the
Line, the Royal A,t;llery, and the Royal Marines, to the
latest Returns Ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. W. DICKINSON brueaht up an Account of Nara
Stores, pursuant to order. (tittered to lie on the table.

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A %image trout the Lords informed the Howie, that their
I.nrdshiye had agreed to the Prise Court Rd', and the Birk
ISM, without any amendments.

Mr. Jobnson:frorn the Office of the Chief Secretary of Ire-
land, brought up an Account cf several Grants made be the
Parliament of Ireland. Ordered to he on the table.
Mr VA YSITTART brought up an Account of the Taidribu-
tinn of the SOO,llOOl. granted to the Directors of the Inland
Navigation in Ireland. Ordered to be printed.
The Poor Clergy Bill, the liish Loyalist Compensation Bill,
the Woollen Manufacturers Suspension Bill, the Fast India
Wooll.n Exportation Bill, an 1 the Expiring Laws 11.11, were
severally read a third time and passed.
Mr. HUSKISSON moved an Address to His Majesty, for
an Account of the Suns paid out of the Civil Litt, pursuant
to Addresses of that House, slid not provided toe by Perlie-
ment.—attidered.

The &II allowing a Grant of Money for the improvement of
Leith Harbour, the Irish Custom and Excise Revenue Hill,
the Hill of Hoods Harbour &11, and the Duke of Athol's An•
nuity &11, were severally read ■ first, and ea. :h ordered to he
real a second time to morrow.

The Report uf the Committee on the Straw Hat Importa-
tion Rill was cad and agreed to, arid a sal ordered to be
brought in thereon.

The Irish Infirmaries Bill, and the Sank Note Forgery Bill,
were severally committed, the reports to-morrow.
Mr. S. BOURNE moved that the House evil resolve it,elf
into a C.nittouee of the whole House to consoles the 494 of
the Kiog, r. 69, on the %,,biect of CLOG imported.
Also, to eonsider the Act so far as mate to the Duty oa
H apt —lhdcrtd.
Hr then moved fur leave to bring In asd met the Act of
43d lathe King, c 109, so far en relat2s to the Asossed Taxes
in Scotland.--Graluted.

Al.. for • Coinnt'Atee to ronftder or two other Act. ni the
the Kinf—Ordered.

Mr. JUUNSIVNE movrt for an Account of the Nett
Amount of the Permanent Tax,n, to the sth of January 18J).
hltertet.

The Itrangt et. the Pilchard Fi,he,v Pill was read and agreed
to. %A sisggill ordered lobe read a thud timeto nierrow.
Th • Souther,' Whale rishery gill. the Paildineton Canal
Coal Mil, the Bill fir investing the Sculptures of tie late C.
Towntcv, the 'Emory' of the Brittiti Museum, the
thre-• exchequer Bills Hill. for 1,.500,0thi1. 8.000,0601 and
e.50,1.r001 , the Ctrdorn House Fees, and Holiday Alerbtion
the and Scotch thaillely the WarelNiusiiia
and the Cochineal Rill, were severally read a Second lime
and orderer, to h, committed a. Morrow.

Mr Pill' ebtaincct Iraq, t.. Mstio in a Bill to enabla
Majesty t appoint Ceti, i• 4
er 141 .!amine into Ilia Pahlic
Arcouots. He the:t nursed tl.at the Estio aes peosent-el yori
tt ba rehired to tha Lod Cedunitues....l.ls the Account

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P of the Sono ranted to the MITA Alylola to the Stern
Leone Comp.mt --Which Were *eremite
Mr JEFFIEREY (Poole) postpotted hu etitiou which stood
for to-morrow, to TuescLty nest.
COMMI TTEE OF Stillit.T.
The House then resolvel itself into A Committee
of Supply ;
Mr. Oa way in the Chair :

In which .50001. was granted for making discoveries
.n the interior of Africa ; 20,0001. to the Naval
Asylum ; and 9,1761. Irish currency, for different
improvements in Ireland. The House resumed, and
the Report was ordered to he received to-morrow.
COM MFTTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS
The House resolved itself into a Committee of
Ways and Means, in which
was resolved that the Duties on Spanish Red Wine.
dtonbl b, the 'ante in !realties in Great Britain "
The Report to be received tomorrow.
RIVE kCIINIF.NT OF VISCOUNT MELVILLE.
Mr. IV HITBREAD, in pursuance of the Reso-
lution of the House, proceeded to the House of
Peers, to deliver to their Lordships the resolution of
the House of Commons, for impeaching Henry Lord
Viscount Melville. He was attended according to
the order of the Speaker by Mr. Fox, Lord HENRY
PE ETY, Mr. GREY, Earl TEMPLE. Mr. Alderman
Costae, Mr. Wren:tau, Mr. W. WYNNE, Mr.
Pet:men, Mr. CEREVY, and many other Members,
who were in the House at thc time. In a short
time the Hon. Gentlemen appeared at the Bar of
the House, and addressed the Speaker as follows :
Mr. Speaker-1 are to acquaint the House, that,
according to your order, I have been in the House
of t'ecrs, and, in the nameof the Commons of Great
Britain and Ireland, have 11l PEACHED Henry, Lord
Viscount Melville, of high crimes and misdemea-
nours ; and further, in obedience to the said order,
I have informed their Lordships, that this House
will, in due time. ethibit articles of impeachment
against the said Henry, Lold Viscount Melville, and
make good the same."
Having quitted the bar ;
Mr. WHITBRE A D ruse in his place, and moved,
" That a Committee be appointe,l to prepare arti-
cles of impeachment against Henry, Lord Viscount
Melville."—Ordered immediately.
Earl TE;vIPLE moved, "That Mr. Whitbread
be one of the said Committee," which was ordered
accordingly ; and then
Mr. Wilmitt EA D named the following Hon.
Gentlemen :
Mr. Fox, Mr. Millend,
Mr. Gr,..y, Mr. Caleraft,
Mr. Shei Oen. Mr. It innaird,
1. ird 11. Petty, - Lord rorehemer,
Lord Marshain, Lord A. Hamilton,
Mr. Giles, Mr. C. W. Wynne,
Lord Folkston, Mr. Jekyl,
Mr. Rainy., Mr. W. Smith,
Dr. Lawrence, Mr. Morn,
Mr. Creasy, Eat! Temple.
The other orders of the day were disposed of,
and the House adjourned.