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t imint la raft tite-lutassioi altiriLd
1.1014" or Mete Niers proctvglier• Ile. how rycr, rou:ol not
approve yr, die raters of the lAites aihicb he feared *wild
&feet the popularity of the Mietitlers:
Mr. Al ACDOSIALD *bacilli supported lissome:Anent.
l'ire Gallery was then altered for a &imago, whets arra
appeared,
A yea

:11;oes

Majority
The original Motion whir, thus ~wird.
(he our re-aibtaissio• Into (Ss Gallery, we foloot Mr.
nnuCCKall on his legs, asking the Clinnerllor of ill • Ba-
clsequil, whether it wim his inteutiou to-storm, to snaky ally
proposition to tar House, far the parsons, of caisling into
• ffert the Resolution ewer adopted in favour of econuiny.—a
(near, Wei.).
The Coo nceLtoft of the Eggiteguea replied, that he
should proceed in the piesesit imamate he the same 111141111ef
as was usual whets kesolitrainta were adopted yew tttttt emit-
lor• of ;retain lAA.
Mr. Bifisucau.ssi—The Hopse SOW may observe the sin-
cerity of Li. olivine.' opposite, whets they snake pufeaaississ
ef economy. Such priifersions were useful ill inducing
Menthes's 111 tole will) Moister., but the votes wire obtain.
cd, the pruhrmions are itistforuily tirgotten.—( floor. Lear s,
The Cit tacaLLroa of tire 1-gcsfigutas intimated that to.
morrow a alisirt schedule of the amount of she imam would
by placed jo the bands of Members.
FOREIGN WOOL.
Lord nivens expressed a hope that the Chancellor of the
Exchequer *mold out pre,* the Rill which 84 hated to the in-
ert-ruled duty Oa Foreign %Yawl. AA Car as he could judge
article a measure, it would be attended with very tojariutts
s tr,cis to the staple niaussfactisre of the country.
The Eptancu.s.ok of the Lictsequita said be had no id-
teurfosi of present( the *tweet, of this Kill, which *raid be
very volouthisma, and require nsuCh attention. It was his
wish that the Bill should be etmaitlerctl sit Committee uu
Muuday Gemmel*.
BANK ,dirMENTS.
The third seaJisi of the Baittyayineut Bill was postpon-
ed till Illiniday.
Ricarr OF PETITIONING.
Mr. S. W08:flu asked, whether any Petitions cowl be
received against these Iteaulutiwua ?
The CIIANcaLLoR of the lisciugstiett replied, that by
the (omit of the Musa on Petition. could fit rec. ived
spatial *hat coustit uteil the Ways snit Menus of the country.
The sei4kra said, that by tier Corns of the Ilutifc. no
Petition" could be received against ; proposed in. assure of
Ways aio.l Means after the Berens bid passed the
miller, but he doubled whether the present measure could
be regaiileil as out relating to the Way.' and Means.
Mr. S. WORTIU—It would be very hard if no upper.
Itiaityremaiueil fur the people to express their stolinstuis bj
petition oii (ntis ute.umre.
Lord M U.10)1 remarked, that the Rcsulutious of the Com-
mittee had no teferruce to the Supply tiiry merely went to
iuesease hay tinkiug fun4.—kfleor.)
The SlMAlLLR—Onlintrily the Supply grows out of the
Ways sad M1C.114. The preseut measure does not arise from
the Committee of IVaye •iiil tltaua, therefore it was that
doubled ahrther it formed part of the Stssipty. It is, there-
fore, a question whether the House, by agreeiug to throe Re-
solution*. prevented the people butts offering Petisiuus uu
this subject.
Mr. StUART WORTLI7V said, he hail reagent t• believe that
he should be intimated with a pesitiou from Lis constituent,'
aesinst the tame*, and wished Si. know whether he should
be too* late to plesent it afire the Itesolut• had been
agreed to!
TheEllanamok of the numeral:all then moved for leave
to Win.' its a Mill pursuant to the Resolutious; bist,after some
mina, OP 'rum the Speaker, and a cotiversatimi with Sir It.
Lord Milton, Sir. Brougham, Sir J. Newport, Mr.
Cakraft, and Mr. Kohinooo, on the point of order, whether
the carryiug of the notion would ur would not preclude the
permuting of Petitions against the Resolutions, consented
to withdrew his mission till to-morrow •ighl.

AMERICAN CONVENTION.
The House went tutu a Commltee us the Acts bG Geo• 1H•
c 15. 51. aid 57 Geo. 111 e. 511.; ainl the Catawerstcon of
the Exalts/wilt tibtaiarsl leave to below in a Bill to carry
iutu divcl the provision, of the Convention with America.
ASSESSED TAXES.
The CRAM:TU.OIR of the Esau:gust brought ii a Bill
to enable persons to compound for their AserastJ Time. for
three pars—which was read a first hate, and uidered to be
read a second time ou Finlay twat.
The other anti Ca of the ,lay wt re disposed of, sisal the
!louse adjourned at this o'Ci.vtt.