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HOUSE OF LORDS, Weessioar, Menem 26.
Counsel were heard at some length, relative to
the Scots Appeal, Peter Johnston, Esq. and others,
r. Watson and Ebenezer Stott, Esq. viz. the Hon.
S. Percival, and Mr. Alexander, on the part of the
Appellants. The hearing of the Respondents"
Connie], was postponed till to.moi row.
The Earl of Dartmcuth (as Lord Chamber►
Lin) delivered His Maj-sty's Answer to the re-
cent Address of their Lordships, teaching the pro.
dudion of certain documents, impottinr, that His
Majesty would be pleased to give direCtions ac-
cordingly.
The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their
respeetive stages. Among these; the Irish Lau;
Partition Bill; the Excise Expiring Laws Bill; ate
the Exchequer Bills Bill.
Mr. Johnson, irons the office of the Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, presented certain Accounts, io pure
suancc of the A a of the 43d of Fite King, which
were ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. H. Latcelies, Mr. Harrison, and Mr. Ca.
veadi&b, prescoted each one Private Bill from the
Commons, which were forthwith read a first time.

Some routine business was then dispowcrola
after which, their Lordships aijourned till t4lw
morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. John King took the oaths and his seat.
Mr. Ho'ford brought up a Bill for the Support
and better Management of the Philanthropic Society
in St. George's Fields, which was read a first. aa4
ordered to be read a second time
Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, presented at the bar an ac,.ount of
all °Aces granted in reversion in Ireland, where
holden, and the nature of the Offices, and of all
Offices granted to two or more persons for their
concurrent lives.—Ordered to be printed."
Mr. Rix, from t'-e Excise Ofice, preserved at
the bar, au Account of all Malt charged with Duty,
made in England and Scotland, respedively, tor the
two last years.--sOrdcred to be printed.
IRISH TREASURY SILLS.
Mr. VANSITTART moved for leave to bring
in a BM to enable the Commissioners of the Urea-
sury in Ireland to issue Bills on the Credit of such
Aids as may have been, or may hereafter be granted
for the service of the present year —Granted.
COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.
Before the Speaker left the Chair, it was ordered,
on the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, that the
Accounts presented by Lim, on the 24th March,
iost. be referred to the said Committee.
The House then went into the Commilee, Mr.
Hawthorne in the Chair.

Mr. VANSITTART stated to the Committee,,
that, in the year ISO% the Bank had, on the occa-
sion of the renewal of their charter, agreed to lend
the public a sum of 3,000,0001. for the term of three
years, and bad since continued that loan for three
years more, free of all interest; and now, with that
liberality which had ever charatterised that great
and important body, they proposed to lend the raid '
3,000,0001. at an interest of three per cent. instead
of five per cent. till such time as the three per cent.
Consols are at 80. It was necessary, however, 1
that this sum should be voted in the Committee cf
Supply. He moved, therefore—
" Tint a sum, n..t 'seceding 9,000,0401. be granted to His
Majesty, totear44 ttio Supely."
Mr. TIERNEY said. he did not rise to (Aka to
the Motion, bur only to notice one expression of bus
Right Hon. Friend, solie had mentioned the libe-
rality of the Reek, in advancing this money in the
manner they had done. He thought, on the con-
trary, that nothing could be more illiberal than ►he
conduit of the tank, in the whole transaaion.
This loan took place on the occasion of the renewal
of their Charter. a measure which he had oppose.i ;
and since they have been testriaed from paying their
notes in cash, they lost nothing—it did not coat
them a single farthing ; they would. on the eon.
trary, receive a sum of 270.0001. aid he thought
'Ley had made a hard bargain with the public.
They ought to continue the Loan free of interest.
at least till the restriaion was taken of,
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Mr. VAYSI I TART said. di. Book gave op

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