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London, England, 1806-01-23 00:00:00

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nks rf she House to the ,N.Ale
im communicated to the
• their brilliant and imports ca
oufederated Mahratta powers:
ad the letter, the substance ~f
w;edgment of the receipt of
ise, ant expressive of the very,
tee he entertained of the
him by the House, and of :lie
:ering manner in which it had
to him by the Speaker; and
he would take care the same
:esi to every department of the
'ought up a petition from the
the Castle of Oxford, praying
on the table.
re presented by Sir W. Geary,
daidstone Gaol; by Admral
the county of Glo'ster ; and
ir those in the gaol of Chelmi.
'erally ordered to lie on the
k the oaths and their seats.
t up a petition from the malt.
Yorkshire, against the Coin
on the table.
t brought up several papers
Pursuant to the order of the
e on the table.
.EY moved, that the said
Irdered.
it-ought up the report of the
day, in answer to His N:J.
Speech, which wan read 1.
agreed to, and ordered to 1,
e House; and that His 1;..
on by such Members of
Majesty's Privy Council, 'a
• pleased to receive the s.re:?
said, that in pursuance Q. the
rsterday, he sliouid then m,v.:
to number of effeffive
f the 41th of the King, corr.,
e name of the Defence
>f effeelive men raised in each
per of those raised by mea; s
, in every parish and county
un„ and dist...guishing tnf r..
P to the latest period that any
made.—Ordered.
the saute accounts relative is
which were severally ordered

brought up a Petition front
and Freeholders of the County
said Ad of 44 of the King,
tg Accounts had been moved.
ted the 15th January, !S(e;,
of 344. men who ought to
le quota of the said county,
old be obtained ; and that the
201. bad in consequence beer.
:nasty in penalties, which the
!.d of, as a very serious and
ing parti:ularl y and 'mulledh
id agricultural in i and
repeal of the said A 4.. The
he 'bought it necessam i.
Petition, to request to it the
the Nohle Lord on the Tre-
gh). That •Nohte Lard sad,
, informed the House, that a
lis Majestfs Ministers to alter
a, but he thought they would
ive it up motility, and devise
eifesival mode of raising men
the country. The present
der this gill, was very ger.o.
he landed interest, who were'
eavy rates foe their quotas is
ay man possessing the sum of
e funds, was not compellahle
• Added to this, it WAS tl•
purpose for which it hod
act stated in the Petition. of
ng been raised for the whole
a of which he could trotr!t,
tat proofs of this. '(she richer
eir s 1 quotas from the
threw consequently the
rn who enlisted, on these p-
eir poor-rates to a height that
.ble. The Magistiates itd
of Berkshire, but of etc r
Meetings for the purpose sr
if possible, and from even
e to collea from their unite
as from his own view of tie
tly well conelaned of the ta-
f ever carrying the Act into
erefore, Ministers would net
pts to modify and amen., the
rould abandon it altogether.
!her more prompt and alio
ding the country. The Pet
e on the table.

1) moved, that the enti:
the appointment of a tt,r,--
ie prosecution, voted by tS,
Viscount Melville, be reJ.;
ordingly, he moved, that O.
met and proceed to business
Ordered. Also that Lord r
the Committee.

brought up a Petition from
I. complaining of a■ undue
ray of Middlesex. Orderei
der ation on Tuesday, the 4;11

the South Sea Company, r
n account of the unclaim
Company. Ordered to]

i the Commissioners of Nara%
the Twelfth Report made E,
observations, by way •f Stir
leport, in answer to a Memo'
TI of the Navy.—Ordzred

ed, That ti.e said Cepert 1.
eda—Orderrd.
.R mered tor a eltnt=ttee
ws as are near expitiag.-6

R rules of the iinuce, erwall;;II
r of every Sessien, were the
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