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London, England, 1821-06-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMRIV7'.

HOUSE OF OF LORDS, SATURDAY, Juni W.

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The House islet at two o'clock.
The Prisoners' Rescue 11111,.and the Warehousing of Goods
Rill. were read • second time, and ordered to be committed
or -Nloodsy,
The Colleetars of Customs (Ireland) Bill, the Mohair
Hstrustim Bill, the Acetates Arid, And Draining Tiles Bill,
Met the tams rhauv Ad Spirits Bill, were read a second
tan% sod ordered in he committed on Tuesday.
. •The Coasting Trade Bill went through the Committee,Wiß
orderwel to he rommitted no Monday.
, lire Reports of the Coigne Ports Salvage Bill, and die Sal.
wage Act Amendment Bill, were hrotrght np end agreed 10,
and the Bills ordered to be read the third time on Monday:
On the Report of the Customs Duties Bill better
brimight
slp—
`lr. BUMF. objected to the mismiple of theinelsore, awe,

asked why an sdraiiirge shoodd be given to t►e Weal Indi•
trader in the importiniusi of coition •I Ilw exrense of the F.Ust
. India grower! This *as In bulgier up one class of the comr
gawnity wnfairly at she expense of soother clan, and, besides
. bring unfair, rola Nitwit impolitic.
4r. MAUER LT Shonght the measure • necessary one for
the protection of the interests of the %Vest India planters, as
lowa milhey were rompelltd to send their callous in this
country. Wens., of being allowed to seek the best market.
Mr. QlCARlXteasidemnrd the mearesre, as esloristed to
!Worm, the prier of folio. to the consumer, mad thereby to
iryarr the rotate grew-rally.'
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CHANCELLOR of the FACHEQUER wade nom,
*tiniest' nut distinctly andikle in the aalkry.
.The Kepovl Was then agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
. be mid the thiril One on Monday
Mir Reports of the Committers on the Slave Trade Acta,
the Feet India Waiehonsaing Art, the Importation of Arraek,
the. Hops Expert' Drawback. and the Silk Manufacture
elbctii, were brinight up and agreed to, and Bills cornered to
• be littuncht in pennant to the losoletiona of the Committees.
House went into Committee upon the East India
(Ireland) Act, and the Mohair Cambial% Bunittiis
. Act, and Reiridaitions were turned to recommending Bills to
be brenrht in relating thereniitn.
*TN, Gaol Fees (Ireland) Bill, the Scottish Malt Bill, and
'lke Senna& Distillery Drawback Bill, were read a third time,
aril pnwied.

The Wilma of the Committee of Weys and Means was
• o°glithl ,ffittlfe/iAI the Rem Whims proposed by the Chaney Nor
of she .RielsoltSee ow Friday, relative to the 13,000,000 f.
Stoking Poets 1, was agreed to, and a Bill ordered pur-
suant to the wabillimolution.
NOV (.ANDS AT SHEERNESS.
On*llie Report of Ike Sheaves* Lands Bill being brought
. .
top—
Or, CA I.CRA PT said he bad been applied to by several
pcnutots at Stecritess for informatics on the subject of this
EFII. • A Bill had bees kept hanging over their heads for
thrse or four year+, empowering the Commissioners of the
Pithy to purchase their lands, and they hail received notices
' to se:l. Nu step, however, had in many instances heel, taken
Ly the Commissioners Inwards comply' mg the objects of those
niSireori, and stow the inhabitsuts saw that soother Bill re-
' lilting the subject was brought into the House, of the eon-
tents of whirls they were entirely ignorant. They were de-
'lron+ Or learning whether it was intended by the present to
repeal the former Rill, or to confirm it, or whether any and
what alterations were to be made. He did not know if the
Bill had been printed, sad sow came down for information
on the puliject.
Mr. fIUSKISSON said, as Act having parsed four years
ago to enable the Commissioners to purchase cartels leads
if they should he required for the purposes of the naval per-
• tike, obis Bill wsa intended to invest the land so purchased is
certain Trusties.
Mr. CA LCR A FT mid, the explenation gives by the Right
Ifononralile Gentleman was Iry no means satisfactory as to
say of the points to which he (11r. C.) had adverted.
Lord BINNING said, that he had been applied to by
• tome of the parties interested in the lands in question, on
the initioducticio of the former Rill. Having, however, re-
, ceived no.-cosnonenieatiion from them ou the present occa-
sion.. he Chould infer that the inhabitants of Sheerness were
perfectly satisled with the arrangements which might have
Lam' male.
Mr. cA t.cR AFT could only say, shot so longer since
than the •preceding day (Friday), two most respectable
persons from the vicinity load applied to him on the subject,
attention to these points which be had men-
hosed. He therefore could not infer that they were goitre
satiellediffith the matter as it now stood.
Mr. LUMIINGTON, in the absence of his Hon. Friend,
Mr. Waiiit wei not able to give the Hem. Gentleman further
information on the subject, but had no objection to postpone
the consideration of the Report till Tuesday, which was
agreed to.
The furibes consideration of the Report of the Navy Pro-
perty Bill was also postponed to Tuesday.
EAST INDIA CADETS.
Mr. HUME'said, lie had now a emotion In submit, to
which, as be understood, there would be no objection, be
would only make one observation. By the charter of the
Last India Company, writers were to be educated In the us.
tire language previous to toiler out. Cadets, however, were
not en educated, although this was particularly seminary, as
it frequently occurred that cadets, soon after their arrival is
/ndis,•were appointed heutenasts, and bad to decide disputes
between the natives belonging to their respective temperer*,
which orvolved some knowledge of the language. The im-
portance, therefore, of young men being educated in this
Jangusge before they went out, was evident; sad it would
be •iseioded•wlth hut trilling inconvenience or delay, as they
might acquireta knowledge of the Hiudostannee language
auffieieut for this purpose is three mouths. Notwithstand-
ing this eiretinostance, though in the comm.- of 1820 ow
less thawslll- cadets were seat out, 484 had had so tower.
lion to this language. He hoped the attgotion of Govern-
ment would be directed to this subject before next Session.
The papers .which he was about to move for would thew
that the adoption of the regulation which be suggested might
be erected with., very triStsg, daisy, iticrease of expense. The
Moe. Member eneelniled by moving for separate Returns of
the Expenses of the E tat India Company's Colleges at Hai.
leyhery sod Additcombe, from their foundation to 1820;
and of the number of Writers and Cadets educated therein,
and sent net from each College is each year; diatioogitishing
thaw sent to China, and to the several Presidencies is the
Last ladies.
The motion, after a few words from Lard BINNING, was
agreed to.
The lion. Member moved for several other returns on the
same smelt ci, which were ordered.
. The 14.1 n. Member then moved fur the amount of civil
perriutis paid by the Company, and also for accounts of re-
tired allowascep to officers, and of the number of officiate WO
the retired list of the Company.---Orolered.
QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY.
Mr, HUME then moved for returns of the produce and
applieation of Quern Anne's Bounty to the Clergy, from the
date of the-last returns to the preset.' time.
The CHANCELMOR of the EXCHEQUER wished the

Mora to be volved, and that it rhould /weed to all sums
graoted fur the relief of poor Clergy. This would be rem-
.itterd ueoe.mry by the building of new rhurctws, the clergy
of which moth, be but poorly provided fur. a. they would
only bare the pew relit. for their support. This, indeed, in
populous districts might be different, bus iu many csses it
would be very insulficieut, awl would coil fur public aid.
•ir. HUME Hies declared he would out agree to as ad.

Vhe Royal Assent was "sires, by Cinelasissloo, to the
itiPloWitics.pal. the Sew* ..,..WTraee Rill, the East
. Money Bid, the IrieMatto'Bill, the bleb
Prieseelßill, the Irish Quarter sessions Bill, the Irish Inept-
*eel Othlees• Sill, the Woollen Cloths Massy Bill, the Me-
ItegiGa* Bill, end six private Bills.
V 011111111411011•16 were, the Lord Cbaecellor, the Earl
of Miefteshory, and lord Viselsoot Melville.
The &wheeler? Bills Bill, the Irish Bask Bill, the loan