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NIANMOST•IIOUSE. lfakcPs 6,1806.
A CAUTION.
NATI-lEREAS the Right Hon. the Lori Mayor
has received information, that different Persons have
lately passed riff to Tradesmen and others, Five Pouud Promis-
sory Notes of jam, s Smith and Company, of the Ditton lank,
payable at a Ranker. in London, and which are of no value,
tine said fames Sown and Co. having hecrime bankrupts some
months since; his Lordship hereby cautions all Persons from
receiving such Notes, and recommends the apprehending of
the Party or Parties tendt•ring .3.11"!
By Ilia L.rdshn p's Order,
FRAS. 1101511 R, CJork

GUILONALL, LONDON.
TO scul.Proas, MODELLER', &e &e.
TTHE.COURT of COMMON COUNCIL of the
CITY of LONDON having, on the 29th Day of Fe-
broary last, unanimously resolved, Thot the Committee ap-
pointed to carryAyno execution the Resolution of that Court,
for ensiling a M.O to the Memory of the late Right
Henour.ihle WILLI M PITT, du mortire and lay before a
future Court such Models or Designs es they shall deem wur
thy, with Estimates of the Ex pence of Ere,:ting the 'sate,
Do liereby give Notice, That they will M0...t ell the Council
Chamber, in the Guildhall aforesaid, on W KM/PALM Y, the
23.1 D. 4 of April, IFOG, A One o'Clock wet rely, to retrace
Models of Designs For such Monument, with Pi o;wocts rso.kl,d
upl for executing the same: and the Committee regorge the
res.iertive Artists will phiee some distingnislnise marts on hi,
Mosel or Design, which slwinld correspond with one to Le
made on the Cover, containiog his PI.IPIII•314 for ewe-wing
Vie same. WOOD fliOR Pt.

Rept,

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Peers, was sworn and took his seat.
he Bills npo the table, chiefly private, were
forwarded in their respeaive stages.
The House resolved it.clf into a Committee upon
the Annual Indemnity l tlI ; Lord Walsingham in
the Chair.
The different clauses and provisions of the BM
were agreed to, Without observation or amendment.
and the House resuming. the report was received.
and the Bill lin over to: a third reading. •
Mr. Johnson, from the Chief ti-cretary for Ise-
lane's Office, prementv.! an Account of 'he St etc .0,1.
the Plisims in drat partot:the United Kir64i)m,
the scar 1805
Mr. Allout., from the COrnnll'!sOn'fl of eh.
River Thames Nitvisetirre, presented An account of •
the receipts and Jiabursements of that Company bpi
th• last yrar.
These documents were several!, verletre+— -
the table.
Surne private busine-c was then trensaCedr ante

the !loose ndjouitted 01 to-morrow, when their
Lei cld.ios vand summoned on Lord Holland's iso.
tion resiie;:ing the Witnises' lademaity
pousz OF 4.0 st MONS.
Mr. Aldroman Combe po.sented two Petitions.
one from the Proprietors of the houses wester Tern-
plc-Bar, praying for leave to dispose of them by
Lottery ; and the other trona the master bout and •
shee-makers of London and Westminster, com-
plaining of a combination amongst the journeymen
of the trade ; and praying for some Legislative mea-
sure to remedy it in future. The two Petitions were
referred to Committees.
Mr. Shelly presented a petition frost the Pro-
prietors of lands adjoining to the river Arun, in
Stissex, praying for leave to bring in a Bill for
amending the navigation of that river. Ordered
to lie on the table.
Sir H. Preston presented a Petition, praying
for the aid of Parliament for building an additional
harbour in Ileogal.
'rue CHANCE:LI-OA of the EXCHEQUER,
in expressing the consent of the Crown, mod, that
this subje& nad been, twenty years ago, under tne
consideration. and had the approbation of a Corn.
mitree, which reported its approhatiin of it, but that
no l'arliamelaary steps had hem taken in it since.
A new writ was ordered to be issued for Corte
Castle, in Dorsetshire, in the rocm of Nathaeitl
Bond, Esq. now Advocate-Genentl of His Majesty's •
forces.
ALEXANDF.R TROTTER.
Mr. WHITBREAD stated, that the conduet of
Mr. Trotter before the Impeachment Committee. 4F
this morning, justified bill in tie-doing to the t fovea
a Petition, praying that he should be dischavged.
The Petition beiog btotigl.t up and read by the
Clerk, stated, '• he hoped the House would not attri-
bute his refusal to answer the questions put when
to any scant of defereace arta reaped to the Com-
mittee or the douse, but to tit? advice he received
fro% big law advisers ; that since the opinion ea.
pressed by that House, he was ready to attend the
Committee, and answer auy questions that may be
detnit.:ded of him ; and he humbly begged pardon
for the e•ror he was led into ; and, from his prumHt •
submiss:on. praTe4 that the House would order bias
to discharged."
Mi. WHITBREAD then moved, " that Mr.
Trotter be brought in by the Serjeant at Arms, far
the purpose (if being discharged."
Mr. Trotter was then brought to the bar. whoa
the SPEAKER addressed ht:n to the following •
effeft •
Mr. Piteeseder Trotter, the Commas, of this Hone% ur„.
there'd ernh the high and tmoertmat duty of preparing Ar-
tide. of Impeachment against Henry Lord Viscount Mel e.he
having reported that you refused to give evidence epos
loo.tion,l:ntAnded of you, the House, in its jug softer- •
tom, entered you to be committed to the custody et the Sgt
jeaut at Arms. Your exaosrle, and the disgrace of vein vies
p•iveintem, 5..;1 be a warrtmg to all men, that any restWilliCe
to the just aut honty Si lila House, is vans ; but the atonement
you base mcde Ors day, by your ready and furl subml,4lol, hea
indvecel the lime to ender that you be discharged, and roe
ate discharged aecordingh ."
Mr. Trotter was then taken from the oar.
On the Motion of Mr. WHITBREAD, the
Spe.tker's Address was ordered to be entered on the
Journals.
Mr Trevin, from the office of the Inspettor-
General of the Duties nn Exports and lenpuru.
presented an account of Exports and Imports from
Great Britain to Ireland, and Ireland to Great
Briuin, from the Sth of January, 1801-3-4 and 5,
to the sth of January, ISon.—Ordered to he on the
table.
Mr. S. Stanhope brought up the report of the 4
Committee en the Annuity of 10001. to Lord Col-
lingwood's widow, after his decease, and to be
afterwards shared equally between as many daugh-
ters as he may leave ; which was agreed to ; and on
order made, that it be an instruaion to the Com-
mittee out Lord Collingwood's annuity, to prepar•
A clause, in pursuance of the said resolution.
The Bill for regulating the office of Treasurer of
the Ordnance, was brought in, and read a first
time. On the question that it should be read a MI6
coed time,
Mr. STURGESS BOURNE- asked, whether any
addition were inteaded, or already made to the sa-
lary of that office ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
replied, that no augmentation of salary was made.
nor was he aware of its bring in contemplation.
The Irish Sugar Draw-back Duty, and the
Greenland Whale Fishety Bills, were reported, and
ordered to be a read a third tirne to-morrow.
The revolutions of the Committee on the PJ7 and
Cloathing of the Militia were reported, agreed to,
and a Bill ordered to be brought in upon them.
Ar•er d'sposing of ti:e et'ivr orders of
.the da!,
t::C House adjourned.

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NI ANiIOST.IIOUSE. lf.tacri 6, 1106. LEICESTER.SQUARE• '.4. ..IMPERIAL P.IRLIAMENT.
A CAUTION. TO.LETT, a genteel FURNISHED APART. le
WHEREA S the Right Hon. the Lori Mayor A I..ENT, well calculated to suit a Me.tiber of Patliamesar HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuut.oa•, MA 2C{I 6
has received information that different Persons have or a Couritty Gentlemaii, wishing a Town Re...deo,.
ately passed off to Tradesmeli and others, Five Pouud Proofs- Fur Particular., aooly at No. 10, Leicerer-s4o.r.i. Lord Tyrawley, one of the Irish Representative
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