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IMPERIAL PA.

AMENT.

HOUSE OF LORD'S —rauamsair, MARCH 21.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their respeift:ve
Wages; among these, the Marine hli:tiny Bill, mad Lord John
l'hynnea Indemnity Bill, were read a thirdtitne and passed
and th • Hilt-, permit the Universities of Orford and Cambridge
to eon:base Arises/sons, Ike was read a second time
The Order being read for the further consideration of the
Scotch Appeal, the Earl of X ionoul and Otheti s. Manic and
other.;
?Iv.' Duke. of ATHOI, ruse, ar:d, in a speech of some
length, urged the propriety of revering the decree.
The LORD CHANCELLOR delivered his sentiments,
taarlsti It, in many leAdoogesotsmicratiom in theeam,were essertul-
rJy.drtkrent from those or the Noble Duke. Ha coodratied by
moving t resolution fur affirming the decree, without costa,
Which, meeting the general sense of their Loolship-,was ordered
meordingly
• A considerable number of publi-, private. and return Rills,
;ahatflp presented by Mr. Alexander and Mr. Raldwm, Were
,ffeeieed from the Commit* Among the former were, the
DM Stamp Ditties Irish Postage L.see, 1,...5h Excise, and the
',fish linger Duties brawbitiC Sillos-Also the Spirits Ware.
housing, the British Sugar Duties Drawbalek, and the F.tt-
chequer Bilh litiL These Bills were severally read a first time.
Mr. Al' ocas front theComenssieuers of the Customs, pre.
seur'7ai an Account of the Arrears and Balances due from the
41offerent Collectors of the ru,tutiii, an the -,th January last,
as far as the same orald be made up. Ordered 10 lie 011 the
table.—Adiestread tiil to-morrow.

NOUSE OF COMMONS
Mr. Bully, from the Exchequer Otis, 'assented an Ac-
count of the Pkaluce of the Permanent Taxes, the progresi
made iu the Liquidation of the National Debt, and the Sur-
phis Amount of the Consolidated Fund ; which were ordered
to ►e printed

Mr. BERNARD deferred his motion tesoetling the amonnt
of the bourn the Grand Ca.ial an Ireland, to the 2Stls of May
neat.
A Message from the 1.0-As stated their having agreed to
Land J. Thynne's Indemnity, the Marine Mutiny, and some
Private kills.
The Irish Customs, kxxvie, Poet Office, Stamps, and Malt
Duty Bills were read a third time and passed.
The Bill Atpealing the Act for prohibiting the circulation
of Promissory Notes, (Mei a to 31. was reported and ordered
t be engrossed.
IRISH LUNATIC ASYLA
Sir JOHN NEWPOIt f referred to she Report of
the Committee upon Irish sffairs,which recommend-
ed the establishment of Hospitals, for the main-
tenance of Lunatics in Ireland, and said, the Mo-
tion he had now to offer was for the purpose of giv-
ing elle& to that recommendation. As no provi-
sion had hitherto been made for persons of that de-
scription in Ireland, he felt it his duty to submit so
Parliament a plan for establishing four National Lu-
natic Asyla in each of the Provinces in Ireland. From
the present want of maintenance for such objeffs,
they were suffered to wander, begging about the
country, until they committed a murder. set fire to a
huuse or town, or committed some other aet of vio-
lence, for which they might be consigned to a gaol.
In stating the outlines et the plan, he said it was his
intention to. propose that Asyla should be built
in the four central towns of Cork, Limerick. Water-
ford, and Ennis, each of which should be calcu-
lated to receive 1.543 of these persons. That in these
central and county towns they should always be
under the inspeßion of the Judges at the Assize:.
and the Grand .luries of the Ciiuntieg, who should
have the superiateadotace of their regulations, with