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1101 SE OF LOADS, «'ruscsu.►r, MARE II U.

ROECER6II PEERAGE.
The Committee of Privilege. sat again the, day, when the
counsel for all the resin:crime Firths claiming the loth of
Earl of Rombuigh appeared et the Bar. The Load C 14.1
CV aloft stated, that a pet :riots fruit: Ceti. has had bees pre-
sented, particularly urging his claim. hoot the original Pa-
tent, nod filet it was not affected by the Deed under the
Charter. It was her the Counsel to take this opportunity of
addressing the Committee respecting the petition. But it.
was .eleclined on the part of the Counsel to the tli
live pieties, who ohnerved, that they had nothing further
to state on (tne std jest le which the petition alluded. Fur-
flaw proceedings wale postponed till thruday.
The Cape of Court Hope Trade 8011, the Remade Spirit
Bill, and Campbell's Invoice Bill, were read a third time,
and le.ssed.
Th • Jamaica Free Port Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, and
the Expiring Laws' Bill, pa,syd through a Consuaittee,med
%carat-ported without any inifeachnent.
Sir William Lemon, Ma. Patterson' end other Members
orate !louse of Cusumuus, brought theCiowil ()dice (leeks'
Bill, and a private Bill, which were Jail) upon Ike table, sod
afterwards read a first tinic.
Mr. Aleoek, from the Treasury, Mr. Coml, bout the Peet
Office, Mr. Yeaug, from the Cesium- Home, and Mr. Monte-
gm, from the t'llaulherhato of London's trifler, ertierelly
pi isented pupae, at their Lordships' Bar, all of which were
ordered to be Laid upon the tabli....—•Adjosurned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER iiifortued the Howe, that, nit
Aonday next had beet' peremptorily fixed as the
last day for receiving Private Bills, he would, to-
morrow, anal the day following, take the Chair ut
a quarter past three o'clock, if he were enabled w
to do by • sufficient attendance.
'The Chairman of the Committee atmointeil to
inquire into the existing abuses of the Last India
Company moved. .41%4 the said Colaiiiittee be al-
lowed to lay the evidence before the Muse, lima
tune to time. as they should deem tit." Ordered.
The Dublin Grand Jury Bill was read a third
time, mill passed.
The cunuiuittal of the Plymouth Police Bill was
deferred, on the motion of the AITORNEV-GLNL-
RAL. to Friday next.
The Report of the Committee appointed to in-
quire into the expediency of making MI Arch-nay
under Highgate Hill, wee received, and leave giveli
to bring 111 it Bill accordingly.
A Nies:age front the House of Lords, informed
the !loose. that their Lordships had a4reed to the
Cope of (food Hope Trade Bell, and the Bermuda
Spirit Bill, without suseitilinetit. Tavir Lordships
i also desired the ClNlCUrrellet of the llomie to

Campbell'. Divorce. Bill.
Mr. IVHITIMEAD moved That there be laid be-
ton the I louse, an Aveount of Fees received by the
Mooed of Admiralty for graittins license* to armed
vessels, fur five year., ending an December Lvt,
to!rether with their uppropriation."—Ordered.
1 person from the Castin-14ouse. presented AM
StYroilia of the her of veievels which hail cleared
outwards for a certain period.—Ordered to be uu
the bible, and he p • tea.
A. person from the City of London presented
the aminul accousitsof the Clialutrerlairrof London.
Mr. A Liana. from the Treasury, presented um
aerount of monied !cried in the yeur IMDS, und
how tityfuved of. Ordered to lie on the table
dud be printed.
Sir A aTill:11 WELLESLEY maned " That the Or-
der of the Day t..r reading the Irish Nlilitia Bill,
hich stood for Friday, should be postponed till
Mor.ilay oext."—Agreed to.
Mr. 'MOORE presented the Report of the Com-
mittee, to whom were referrcil the propriety of
iutroducing new mama of %iipolying Deptford
and its vicinity with water. The Report was agreed
to, and leave given to bring in is Bill.
The SELREYARY at WAR obtained leave to bring
in a Bill for regulating the Allowances to Inn-
keepers. The Bill was thou brought in and read
a first time.

'The (Ace Pension Bill was read a third time
and passed. '
General STEWART owe notice or hi.intention to
move. rin Monday next, for no alteration in the
Local Militia Bill of la 4 year.
IRISH FLAX-sEED BOUNTY BILL.
Mr. FOSTER moved the second readiug of this
Bill.
Mr. BAR►eo objected to it. Ile said it propos-
ed to give 20,0001. to the Linen Coiapsusy of be-
land, for the purpose of encouragiug the
of flog-seed, winch he considered a 'mica lir aut.