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Importation Bill, the lAA Illteh-Now, Ilaegeri,olll, N.-
several private Bill, which weir essit'll bet ateo.;A.i•
jourued till kunday.

HOUSE fa COMMON*.
The Exti;ring fins Perpetual rill MPS 'aid thud time,
and inaseaL
'f he E:.iaing Lana Confiscate* Bill was read atiairdt:me,
sod passed.
A Message fi.on the Loral. iuforared the Hawse, that drat
Lordship. bad agreed to the Ilsatiny 8.11, sentient aurae-
meat ; and that they bad passee. Brocrase's -orce B. I.
Si.CHARLES POLE Mewed-, " That the ft.wat Ithflite
Mutiny Ball le re•r•arausiited, for the prepare Cnith,etiscia-.;
a itew clause," r.hdeb,afterwfew worsts from Mr. lltisagal
WA MD, was agreed to.
!Sir ege•tt hes Patin thew tweed, "That the entire I,w
appropriating one -day's pay of Mimes to the pai;asieal of
ielises Hospital hoomittad, and ' that Aar the e'.l of the
'Fund foe Widows of Marine Others' be sabiniteted;" which
was ti„..rer to, sad the Morose resented.
'lle °use then resolved itself ono a Committee of :lap-
ply, iu which they voted a mica fur the payment of tato-est
of outstanding Exchequer Bills 'Jibe Report ordered lu Jon
received on Moeda, lest
Tie Order of the Dm fur the Home eft:riving itself hit* a
Coitanittee of Ways and Memos was postponed as Monday
inset.
A Bill fur allowtag the Importation of Coen was read a
. Rot time , ordered to Le read a sccraid on 'Monday neat.
teed C• ITLEREAOO bruyght up the copy of a lehteermist
Le M itaraltreltury to Sir Hew Dalrymple, releases! to rik•
tuna' Ordered to lie on the (aide and he priated. •
Mr. Pe meet. ruovral, " That au SCCUUL t of Token* hatted
by the Bank offrelainh from -sic shillings down to five peace,
be laid before the Ifouee."--,11)1.hal-d.
Earl TEMPLE comp/sired that the Papers which he hid •
moved fur op the nth of February last, relative to war losses
le Stain, were not yet laid spun the ta!ile, and felt laissistif
soder the necessity of purposing woe other metre which
would soak, the order perearipicay.
• Mr. Loss said, that the valet w:th which he was cow.
meted, had and all porartile diligence, and that ti.e delay
was solely to be attributed to the ustere of the papers moved
Lord CAIITLIREACH SAM, the Papers which had
been moved for, were so varitow, that they cause witli:oi t! s
I )rat.sore, the LOWHHAA•riat, and the Payamster-Center.la
Loparton ads, Imo.th at benne and abtood. It was htenol.•
tinposstbie fur those derrtmena., as yet, to produce thir -
return% but hoped he shoeild be ahle to produce diem be-
fore the holidays
Earl Tv.sseer said, that some of them might have lota
produced ; for ivataece, of the leash.", of troops se,- t so
sp:aiu ; the number of Artillevy Office" awl the ourchor of
transports oriptuyest ante of which bad deen,produead.
This he considered disrespectful to tiseAsinsio. knit warn as-
WIWI whit the IM•IIIt•MCP of the Nub Land, that they
should be modem, forthwith.
LorriCas && on presented agaiest any purposed de
lay, and would not pleige hialaw:f, but at the mar tone hit
confident that the papers would lw produced by the time
montiesied. -
The- SPA:VIER reminded the House that they bad no
grottos before them.
An Honourable Member rose to express Lis sentiments
when
M P r spoke to order ; and said it would be inn •
' ruler in tht lion Gentleman.. to proceed, wakes he meant to
realm a distinct propcsation.
Lord FoLICITtion I. then moved," That the Mane do new
adjourn."
Cameral T•ahevos szwanded the %antis», and asserted
that Gana-rumen could here produced the papers had they
thought St.
Me. M.11E151103 :sided it, and objected to the course wheals •
the diocumium had taken.
Earl Ts at 'me then expressed himself satisfied with the
Noble Lord's coofidence, a. be could out lasso Les we.
seance.
Mr. PPRCET• I. said, be could not surfer tho subpart le
drop, without deprecating the method of introd•cing o.le
natation, for the purpose of discuming soother. He coast-
sterol ii as elitld's play, and torwortby of the House of CA/01-
MOW
Mr Witt said, if tb:s were child's pliy, it W3ll
play often played try the where& of the horse. But it call
regale/sad perfectly fair. If the Right Hos. Gestlemaa con-
sidered at child's play, ley prolonging theJahata, he used sat
have protracted it by his observations.
Lord FOLKSION r said, that aastead of its being child's
play, it was the regular Parliamentary way of prone:an in
the best of tines—its old times. If the Rigid How Gentle.
man searched tit.. Journals, he eunte lad, that It was far-
net ly the custom to put from tbe Chair, for maniac purposes
to that which he had preposcd the adjonrament, " That C...e
candles be moor lighted; • and be would also find in the
Journals, that on one occasion* Bats optestioss d;sraoie4
tail the day-light came is spurt thews,• awl riailitred far their
discussion winesiessary.—(Load ittairkeve)
The Noble Lewd then withdrew his mottos.
Mr. PoNsun se teased, •` That lottl Milton, Mr Lau-
rence Donate., Mr Checks Laurence pandas' and Mr. Ro-
bert faturin,e Deaths, be enema atteggling the Howe, a.a
amoont of the death of a mete relative, --.!greed to.
THE DUKE OF• YORK.
. Lord Fri:Aaron& moved the Order of the Day
for taking-the conduct of his Royal Illighnese, the
Duke of York into herther consideration.
The SPILAILaIt, as on the former 1114hUg,
the que•aion before the House.
Mr. Peitcv.vst. rose, and proposed, with the 'we.
mission of the MIM:, to withdrew Isis Resolution, •
for the purpose of otiertug our more dr.;ested than
what had been foamed in the artery of opposition to -
the Address on proposed, and upou which
an Addrows might he more effectually foto ivied.
Mr. 'lmams:At hail no objection to tile Right
[lon. Gentleman withdrawing his motion, provided.
it was to he auderstood that they would not be tie•l
up by any other Resolution, to a safl;`ic thecist^"
mum the question of corruption or coninvance, but
upon the general merit..
sir. PLUCK V A L COurrivea that the Howie haviiic
already eittnitinitially ahead, lay their veto, Out
t:try should proceed by way of Ile.s.littion insie.vl e f
Address, there could lie noodle, thin tains -
mg any specific Resolutio.t, for the ptirpuse of
oWering a inure at:leaded .forni iii its :doer . lie •
wished that the word eAarges ,h,ithl he left out
oltogether, lwviense none such had, strictly poesk-
beeu exhibited, and rather thoitcht at w,,,,,d
be titter to adopt some form that should he th elite
rotary of their actual proceedings: that a emu*
mittee of tbe whole Ilona! having term uppointial
to inquire into the emidect of his Royal Iliglitivay.
and !taring found the corruption mai cealuivantv

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