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HOUSE OF LORDS—Svntiquor, Jolla
Soon iIIPT two o'clock, the L,111) 61141,CW...01i CllTlOdovln
to the HniP4P, and, after prayers, their Lendships proceeded to
forward the Bills upon the table.
Among these, the Commissioners Bill, the
Expiring laws Rill, the W..olhAt MAlluCieturere and the Corn
Export Regul..tion R.lls, severally passed through Committees
of the whoie !louse, Lard %Val/6411am in th,. Chair, without
'afnendruent ; ant the Reprint were afterwards received.
'The Report of the Stipendiary Curates Bill being taken into
consideration, the Loa o Cu %NC I LLOR proposed an additional
Clause, I.r the Itettm• regulating the Provisions respecting the
Parsonage and Residence !louses, which was agreed to by the
'House. The Hill, so amended, was then ordered to be read a
time on Monday.
The Poorer Clergy Provision Bill was read a third time and
paned.
Some private business was then disposed of; after which,
the House adjourned tin Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
DENNIS BOWES DALY, Esq. was introduced by Mr
Grey and Mr. Kiniiaiol, and took the usual oaths anal his seat
fir the Counts of Galway' in Ireland, in the room of Lord Via.
count Dunn), now Earl of Clancany.
Mi. Serjeant BEST' brought up the Report of the Corn.
mittee upon the Tonnell Bill; the Resolutions were read and
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to he eagromed.
On the motion of Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, the severil ac-
counts of unclaimed Dividends remaining in the Bank of
England were ordered to be printed fur the use of the
Members.
A Message from the Lards informed the Howie, that their
Lordships had agreed to the Poor Clergy's Rill, the Seamen's
Eitcooraratent Hill, the Irish Civil List Bill, and the Distills»
Regulation Hill.
The Felons' Escape Bill was brought up from the Lad:,
read a lint time, and ordered to be read a wend time un
Monday.

The London Balla.t R:11 for the River Thames was also
%wisest up, and two Clauses ag:ewl to by way of riders. The
5.11 was then read a third time and pissed.
Sir HUGH INGLIS presented a Petition from the innkwers
of Ashburton, in the County of Devon, complaining of the
hardships under which they la-oured, with respect to the
Riihttiog of Soldiery, and praying relief. Ordered to lie on the
table.

Mr. ROSE gave nntire, that he would bring forward a
mot.ou early in the next Session, re,peftin: the Regulation of
Pilots. He gave dti. previous intimation of hi. intention, ss
he considered it a sutned stigma' sniportatice, and widteet tame
should be taken in the consideration of it.

The Mouse went into a Committee upon tho permanent Ser-
vice ,if Ireland, so far as related to the Military Survey thereof,
and when resumed, leave tea, gtven to bring to a Bill pursuant
tlicr. 10.

Mr ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Com-
m ttee of Supply. The sevcr..l Resolutions were read and
agreed to.
Also the Report of the Committee upon the Foreign Wool
Exportation hill. The Res.,' utions being read and Agreed to,
the Bill was orriereettobe read a third time ,in Monday.
. .

Mr. ALEXANDER also brought up the Report of the
Committee upon Linen Drawbacks Bounries. The Reso-
lutions were read and agreed to, aid lease given to bring in a
Bill pursuant thervto
Th, U Fres R.:I, and the Vare
housing Goods Bill, were severally r ad a tired time and paced.
Tire House went into a Committee upon the Straw Platt
Duty Ri'l, the Report ,vas ordered to be received oil Monday.
The Ilovsz also went into a Committee upon the Palace yard
Improvement Pill ; the Reti,ft ord..red tole received on Mon-
da,r, and the Rill engraved.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought 13, the Report of the Com-
mittee on the hid' 1.0311 Bill. The Req)iyijon4 were recd and
agreed to, and :he Bdl ordered to be engrossed, and read a thi,el
time on Modally. Also the Report of the Committee U1t4,11
the Worth Barbee! Improvement Bill. Th. Revolutions were
reed and agreed go, and the Bill ordered to be togressed„ and
read a third time en Monday.
The three Exchequer Bills Bills were severally read a third
time awl poised_ .
The !sleet an Trade Regulation Bill was aho read a third
time and posed.
Mr. ALEXANDER also brought the Report of the Coos-
nnttee upon the Spirit Exportation Bill. The Resolutions,
with several Amendments, were read and agreed to, and the
Rill ordered to be engrossed, and rived a third time on Monday.
The. Cochineal Ditty hill was read a third time and privet.
The Moms went Mini a Committee upon the Scotch Assess..d
Taxes Regulation Rill, and the Report metered to be received
on Monday.
The House also went into a Committee upon the Bill for
appointing additional Commisonners for ai,diting Public Ac
counts, and the Replan ordered to be received on Monday.
The Spatioh Red %Vine Importation BM vets read a second
time, and ordered to be summated on Monday.
Mr. OgINISBY brought up a Bill fur preventing certain
Frauds from being evoimitted in the Revenues in Ireland,
which was rmd a lost twit, and anlercd to be read a second time
• on NI milay.
The House then arEou-iied until Monday.

FOREIGN INTLI,IJGE.VCE.

lIAMBUR.II MAILS.

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V lONS 11.
According to the reports we have here. Lucca
will be incorporated with the Kingdom of Italy.

VIINNA, it 6.

The Prussian Envoy here. Count Vcn Keller, has
applied for his recall : his successor is not yet known.

The regiments which are to occupy the amp of
exercise at Simmerin; have received orders to break
np for their different quarters to-morrow, that they
may be able to entee the above camp on the loth
instant.

Several letters from Italy state that the Minister,
Aston, has returned from Palermo to Naples, and
resumed his former office.

J 1.141 8.

'Hie Russian General, Springporten, is arrived
here from the Russian army, in Corfu ; it is under-
stood that he is goiag to Petersburgh.
The Emperor has ordered four large frigates to he
built, and completely fitted out, at Venic,?.
The Countess D'Artois, by birth a Princess of
Sardinia, died this week at Gratz.

WU k PAIBER6, JUN[

Soon after the arrival of the Marquis Lucchesini
at Furth, Couriers were sent off from that city for
Vienna and St. Petcrsburgh; immediately after his
arrival likewise, it was known, that the Republic
of Genoa, at its request, had beet incorporate
with the French empire.

TRANICIORT, JUst 11.

His Excellency Count Philip Cobentzel, the
Austrian Ambassador, has received a Courier from
Paris, who yesterday proceeded further. It is un
derstood, that his Excellency will set out on his re-
turn to Paris, es the 9:11 lost.