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London, England, 1825-07-01 00:00:00

COMMITyI:E ROOMS AND LIBRARY.

Mr. Silif orderof the for re 'tiring
the Report respecting the building of Committee Rooms and Li.
brary.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed that the
Report did not recommend &my particular plan reiatiae to the erec.
thin of those proposed buildings, and without pledging himself to
anything specific on the subject, lie would take that occasion to say
that he was willing to concur in the support of any plan which
appeared most to consult convenience and accommodation.
The Report was then brought up and a Resolution agreed to, to
the effect that an Address be presented to his 3lnjestv, praying that
he would be graciously pleased to direct the building of suitable
Committee Rooms for the use of the House, and also a Library
allowing of convenient access for Members.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT,
. _

Mr. Seeretri;yPEEl.,iW voice, made a few
observations preparatory to moving for leave to bring in a Bill em.
powering the Insolvent Debtors' Court to dispense in some carts
with the necessity of prisoners residing within the walls.
Mr. A BERCRO3IBY agreed with the Right Hon. Secretary,
that there might exist a necessity for such a dispensation, and he
would take that opportunity of observing, that throughout the'
country generally there prevailed a feeling very favourable to the
Insolvent Debtors Act, and he hoped that nothing would arise
likely to alter such a sentiment. lle trusted that the proposed Bill
would not have that effect, and that the public might be. induced to'
acquiesce in a temporary repeal of one of its clauses, supposing it
to be called for by some pressing emergency.
Mr. HOIGIOUSE feared that something had occurred to make
it necessary for the Government to adopt such a step.
Mr. Secretary PEEI. assured the House that nothing but •
mast pressing emergency would have induced him to come forward
to the House with that proposition—nothing less than the certifi.
ece of a physician would have induced him to apply for the leave
which he then sought. —Leave granted.
Mr. Secretary PEEL, then brought in the Bill, when it was read
a first and second time, and ord..red to be committed to-morrow'
(this day).
CUSTOMS TEMPORARY DUTIES.
. .

The Customs Temporary Duties Bill was read a third time.
SESSIONAL ADDRESSES.
The usual Sessiuttul Addresses were then brought up by Mr.
Councaay, and read and agreed to.
MARRIAGES VALIDITY BILL.
The Marris.ges Validity Bill wort through a Committee, was
reported, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
INDEX TO THE JOURNALS.

An Addresn was agreed to, praying his Majesty to grunt a sum
of 9,titsll. to John Hickman, as remuneration for pupa Ting an
Index to twenty volumes of the Commons Journals.
SUBLETTING--(IRELAND.)
Mr. aItILBURY brought in a Bill to amend the law in Ire-
land respecting subletting of tenements in Ireland.—lt was ras4 a
first time, and ordered to be printed.
The other Order+ of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned at Seven o'clock.
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PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Rack Stock I Long Ann. 221
South:, \ Stns k

3 pc;Cent. Red. 9O a 3
pet et:tit COll4.
Ditto Acct.9ll
pet rent. 9di 118
31 per Cent. Red. 981 98
India Maids

Sea
South Sea Sea...
Ann.
Ex. Hills, lid. 1,000)1.43 46 pm
Ditto, SUUt. 43 46 pm
Ditto, Small 43 46 pm
Lottery Tickets, IW.

rt►lthlt4N
Austrian Bonds (19 Gu. per £
St.) 91tt & 9
Brazilian Bonds 031
Ditto Scrip 01, dis
Buctuaii Ayres Bonds 93i
Chilian Bonds 04 t I
Divo Acct. 02}
Co!ambito) Bonds 0
i Ditto Bonds tint)
Ditto Acct. 8/4
Danish Bonds 1021
Ditto Scrip (1112 a)
Ditto Acct. :q dis
II reek Bonds
Ditto Scrip (11126) t 12 dig

STOCKS Y ESTE .
Ditto Acct. Ila Jll f 12 dis
31exican Bonds ,71
Ditto Scrip (1825) 211 2 I (Us
Ditto Acct. 2 2dis
Peruvian 1101111975
Ditto Scrip (1825) 3 dis
Ditto Ace:. 31 dis
Portugueiie Bonds Ira a
a
Russian Bonds 96 a
Ditto Acct. 9,4
Spanish Cons. 21i a
Ditto Acct. 2111 1
Ditto Cons. (182 d) 16a f a
Ditto Acct. 1C

PRICES OF SIMI

ES YESTEEDAI.
ts.
_re. Mad. Premium per Stare.
Anglu-Mesiran LIOO 25 85 87i
Ati4lo-1 %Alan WO 5 3if 3 •
Arigna Iron and Coal 5O 7 541 4
100 5 10

Bolivar 5O 3 2t. 2fti 22
Cliilian lllo 3 VI
Colombian lOO 5 '22 i 25
Cobalt and Copper 3O 2 Utii 04 i
lieneval Alining Association -10 3 II 101
Hibernian 6O 4 II
3langanevr. , '2o 2 I
Pasco Peruvian lOO 3 141 14 1
4 44 4
Potosi, La Paz, and Peruvian 61/ 5 fli ij 4i dj it} 7
Tywarnhale 25 3 &411 04
United Mexican 4O 20
Divo New 4O 10 30 29 27 4
Welsh Iron and Coal. 2. 10 1 A 2