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London, England, 1807-07-14 00:00:00

HOUSE OF CMIMONS.

IMMS• •
Two new Members were swore and took their
seats.
This being the last day for presenting Private
Bills, a•great ouni,ier were brought up and read a
first Cube.
The 3.000,0001. Exchequer BiUs Bill, and the
1400,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, /were severAlty
read a third time and passed.

NEW WRITS.
A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of
Dorchester, in the room of the Hon. Cropley Ash-
ley Cooper, who, since his Eleainn, has accented
the office of one of the principal Clerks of the Ord-
nance.
Also a new Writ for the town of Youghall, in
Ireland, in the room of Lord Boyle, who, since his
Eleaion, has been called up to the Howe of Pam
Also, a sew Writ for the borough of St. Mawes,
in room of Shepley, Esq. who being else
eleaed for the town of Flint, had made his eletliots
to set ve in Parliamer.t for the latter place.
Mr. FOS I'ER (the Chancellor of the Eschequer
for Ireland) gave notice, that he would. to-morrow,
move for a Committee of the whole H lust to take
into consideration the necessity of vesting in thi
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, for the time being,
power to issue, from the public money, sums for don
purpose of ereaing Infirmaries in cities, counties,
and counties of towns, in that part of the United
Kingdom.
Mr. ST RUTT called the attention of the Home
(pursuant to his notice) to the Standing Orders of
the House, respeaing Turnpike Road -Bills ; and.
after a few observations upon the necessity of the
measure. moved, ,s That it be referred to a Core-
mittee of the whole House, to take into consider-
ation the said Orders respelling Turnpike Road
Bills, as far as the same related to listintates, to
be annexed to Petitions to be presented for such pur-
poses."
Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE gave notice,
that he would to-morrow move for several aCCOUII3
respeaing the clothing of the arm y. kc. also of
all sums of money issued upo ts• it account, from
the sth December 1805, to the December 1806;
also the amount of securities to any agents
for advances made upon this account, and the
several *urns of money issued as compensation for
their trouble • together with the monthly advances,
the names of. the Army Ageuts, the Funds app.
p shle to the Volunteer Service, ke. &c. Ana he
further gave notice. that he would, on this 4Ay
Isennight. move for a Committee ion wircle
House, to take the same into consider
I,ooe's LAWS.
Mr. Whitbread brought up a Rill for promot
and encouraging industry among the labor::
classes of the community, particularly among t;
necessitous plot. which was read a first time.
Mr. WHI !TREAD then rose, and expresse
his sorrow at the necessity he was under in pis:
poning the second reading of this Bill, for so be,.
a time as until this day fortnight. But it OW
cessary for him to go into the country upon his,'
ness of importance to the county to eroich
cone!
he hM
longed. He also took this opoortunit,, in
quesice of the very melancholy intelligence rect. 04
from thz Continent, within the last few days, se
His Majesty's Ministers, whether it was their
tion to make any immediate communicrion
House upon this subj.& Sr to bring f,reard
proposition res:ietting the defence of the cour
It such was their intention. he hoped such a n.*:,
sure would not be brought forward at
well in himself most nc., •
many other Members as
airily be absent.
Tin of the EXCHEQt::.
CHANCELLOR
replied, that it was the intentices of Ms Noel::'

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