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and said a few words,
importance of the Bill,
d be proceeded with,
expedition. He then moved,
the Auditor, &c he now read
• ta Srat time. which was done accordingly.
• His Lordship then moved, that the said Bill be

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Wad a tweend rime ►o-mdrow—Ordered.
Lord AUCKLAND, a third time addressed the
Neese on the occasion, and moved their Lordships.
That the standing Orders, No. 104, and No. 15.„5,
he takes into consideration to-morrow, with a re-
ference to suspending the same, as far as relates to
the Bill to enable the Auditor of the Exchequet to
constitute a Trustee to execute the duties of that
o46ce, in the case therein mentioned ;" and that
the Lords he summoned to-morrow ; both which
were orsiered.acccrdingly —Adjourned.

HO ME OP COMMONS.
•••IIII•
A nelson from the Bank of England presented at
the Bar an Account of 7,616,0001. laid out by the
Commissioners for the redultion of the National
Debt. from the 3d of February, 1803. to the 31st
of January, 1{06; and also of 1,9270001- to he
received between bebruary and May. 1806.—0 r. '
dived to lie on the table
The SECRETARY at WAR brought op an
[Actount of the Number of Efeaive Men taisztl un-
. 'der the Ail of the 44th of the King, called the Ad-
li ditional Fo:ce Ad, distioguishinit the number "of
men raised by parish of in the several pm ishes,
end those raised by officers of the army. put .siant
to order ; which was ordered to lie nn the table.
The Right Honourable .Secretary then said, that
as she account was very voluminous, he would
only move for ow paper to be printed. which
contained a general recapitulaton of the whole,
and by which Gentlemen would be able to in-
form themselves of the contents of the whole, as
well as if the whole were printed. If it should,
however, happen. that any Hon. Member should be
of a different opinion, and should wish to have the
whole printed, it was cninpeteet to any gentleman
to make a motion to that purpose. His therefore
moved that the paper containing a recapitulation of
the whole accoutre. be printed. Ordered.
Mr. Alevand r brought up the reports of the
Malt Duty and Pension. flic. Bills. the resolutions of
which were severally read and agreed to, and the
11111. ordered to be read a third time to.morrow.
A new Writ was ordered to be issued for the

county of Suffolk, In the room of Lord. Viscount
Brame, now Marquis Cornwallis.
Mr. BAKER moved, that a return be made of
the resident clergy, pursuant to Aft of Parliament.
—Ordered.
Mr. Manning brought up a Petition from the
London Dock Company, praying the Aid of Parlia-
ment to enable them to perfett and complete the
same. Ordered to be referred to a Committee, to
examine the matter thereof, and to report the same,
with their opinion, to the Hour.
Mr. Mur day brought up a Petition from the
Debtors confined in the gaol of Derby, praying re-
lief; which was ordered to lie on the table.
NI- W ADMINISTRATION.

Mr. FOX moved, that a new Writ be issued for

a Member to serve in Parliament for the Borough
of St. Mawes, in Cornwall, in the room of the
Right Honourable W. Windham, who has accepted
the office of one of His Majesty's Priacipal Secreta-
ries of State.— Ordered.
He also moved for a new Writ for the County of
Northumberland, in the room of the Honourable
C. Grey, who has accepted the office of one of the
Commissioners for executing the office of Lord
High Admiral of England.—Ordered.
Also, for a new Writ for Caine' in the County
• of Wilts, in the room of Lord H. Petty, who has
1. accepted the office of Chancellor and tinder Trea-
surer of His Majesty's Exchequer.—Ordered.
AW:EPOR'S BILL.
Mr. FOX moved the Order of the Day for going
into a Committee en the Bill for removing certain
Doubts relative to the Auditership of the Exche-
quer; which being read, the House resolved i:self
into a Committee of the whole House accordingly,
the Right lilonourahl. C. J. Fox, in the Chair.
Mt. C. W. 1V YNNE said, that since yesterdays
an alteration had been made in the Bill, which, he
flattered himself, would remove all objections, and
render the 13111 pertelly agreeable to the I louse.—
As the Lin now stood, instead of a Deputy, a True-
tee was to be appointed, who should be a Member
of that I louse, and who was to he accountable to
the Auditor for his salary, and to the public for the
due exech..i.in of his office. during such time as the
Auditor should hold the office of First Lord of the
Treasury ; and that the acceptance of the office of
arch Truster, should not vacate the said Member's
Seat.
The ATTORNEY-GENERA I. said, that after
the explanailai just made, by his Hon. ahtl Learned
Friend, he was perfectly satisfied.
The I•iil t'.en passed through the Committee, the
report roots rzceiycil, the resolutions agreed to, and
the bill read a third time and passed, and ordered
to be carried :o the Lords by Mr. Fox.
The title of the bill was altered, and now stands
Bill to empower the Auditor of the Ex
-stitute a Trustee to execute the said
--,antes tikes-urn mentioned."

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Mr. iluAtisann brought up the till for grantill
en annuity of Eoool to Lady Viscountess N.lson.
Ales the Bill for granting an annuity Of 2')001. to
Cuthbert Lord Collingwood, and the two next in
succession to the title of Baron Colliagwoood.
Also. the Bill for granting an annuity of 10001. for
the lit- of Adini; al Sir Richard Strachan, K.B.
which were severally read a first, and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.

Mr. FOX gave no:icir that he would to-morrow
move, that the Ballot for a Committee on the
Middlesex Eledlion, which now stands for Friday,
be postponed to a future day.
The Committees of Supply., and Ways and
Means, were postponed to Friday. Adjourned.

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1111PERL4L PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORUs —W LONIISDAY, Fee 5.
Lord Vllenborough officiated this day as Speaker.
The Bills upon the fable 'ere forwarded in
their respetlive stages.
Mr. Hayste, from the Bank of England, pre-
sented, at the Bar, an Account of the Expenditure
of the Commissioners for liquidating the National
Debt, for one year, being 7,615;000 and odd
• pounds : also the Disbursements of the last quarter ;
which were ordered -0 tie on the T.ihle.
Lord Viscount IL, vetoer presented a Petition
from certain Debtors confined in the Carlisle Gaol,
paying .relief. Ordered to lie on the Table.
LORDLRENVH.LE's mAcr.
After a eatitierable interval had elapsed, Mr.
erns, aceltrripanied by a great number of members,
brought up, from the tentinens, a bill, to ena-
ble the Auditor of the Exchequer, to constitute a
Trcoote to exetuti. the Duties of that Office, in the
tatethezein ment.oned "
A Lord AUCKLAND rose and said a few words,
Onerally, upeo the peculiar importance of the Bill,
which it was obvious should be proceeded with,
with all predicable expedition. He then moved,
• that the-Sill to enable the Auditor, &c he now read

thus: A Rill tc
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