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elating to the House, that there Were certain tunas al (he
,haposal of hie Majesty, whisk might with propriety be ap.
plied to the relief of the psseees to whose claims be bed
tended to call the atiewlieso of the Lemseittee; 'aid es be
understood there *as a ditspositioe ter make such an appli-
cstioo of* part of theme foods, it was not his intention I.
propose any reinstalls)u which would have the affect staid-
,„z to the bunks, of the eonatry.—(Agar, hear.)
Mr. ELLICE asked what fends there were to whialtellis
II ion) arable Friend alluded?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said thee
ii heel been thought advisable, out of the Jimeeeds of the
Proles of Admiralty reenalaing et the disposal of the Crewe,
to great mime compensation to the American Loyalists who
weir yet umerompeosed, to afford tosbeni and to the Home
proof of the seam entertained of the manner is which
those chains bad mime.
Mr. ELLICE wished to nit le what extent Government
Iliseld le rake eamopeuestioN to the Anieetesa Loyalists?
asel While eu his legs, would also ask whether soy grant
*mildew ensile ie toesequeece of the representations made
by persona is Gamed*, of the losses they had sustained by
the late war?
the 'CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the
Inn iiitesided le be given to the American Loyalists was
hopoosi being about half the usenet of their clams. With
respect to the promo who had suffered losses in Caseda, be
cuuld nut three go into aey exploitation to say bow tar be
con Id bold ens any expeetatioe of a greet to them.
Mr. ELLICE then asked if the Right Hoe. Gentleman
maid say whether his Mirjrsty's Govrritateet had made up
their esteds se Se the answer to be grime to the Casadiati
sufferers
The CHANCELLOR of tie EXCHEQUER said be
acid see.
POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS.
The Hose Mee resolved itself Pato a Consaillee on the
Bletropolis Police Bill.
On the clause fur removing the Police Office from Shad-
well to Msry4e.bose, a discussion eusued, is which
Mr. 41.'6 lIIINNETT and Mr. DENMAN contended
sesiost the removal • thin it we uunecessary, the °Mee in
blarllsoreeglimmeert:riag Otrite seleapiase for the Mary-le-
lime district iron/ additional number of ellorers were moon-
eti to it ; and, even were an addition to the nandier of Ma-
gistrates se that district accessary, it 'resold be better that
klagiatratee from the Shadeell Office which was said to
bromism/wary, should assist in the duty at the 'orient
thine in Martherwagle.street, as if they we re ofiee establish-
ed in • ammeate dire in Mary-le-boae, it would be • di Skutt
matter to *Madge them from it.
71•• Marquis of Lisedwarderry, Mr. H. Clive, Mr. Bathurst,
fir. W. etrerimay, Mr. W. Williams, and the Attorney-Cc-
Pappeesed Hie chime, oesiteudiag that the teamster
of the alike teem bliadwell to Mary. le.bose was desirable,
ea wee,' of the little besissess occurriag at the former
place, mid tba eseassive bunions at Marlborough-street. la

the Pest session • Committee would be appoinird lo inquire
loft she "hula system of the polite of the metropolis, and if
ihroice is Yri.M balm should appear to be emery.
It emsol thee beds= sway with.
*r. MUSH hoped, that as tise present Bill was only for
ono yeller, Goeirrommoss would sat make a purchase of an
Am for es *hen a pesiod.
_ _ _

Mr. (.2.Vilioniii..no the pawing of the Rill arm not yet
&Mad ea, no beam eyelid be palatalised by Government
fee the sew Aim
The doom moo Are agreed Hi.
Os the 111110•44 an tinnier relative to the appointment of
* Ramie« of Free—

Me. H. G. RENNET said, be understood it was iateaded
to apiarist a Raceiver •I a salary of MM. That was by far
too meek, sod 3001. appeared to bus to be quite etwagh.
Mc. CLIOD *aid, that is the Thames Police Odice there
were two Met...riven, owe at • salary of 4001. sad the other
erreieimet from 11001 to $O5l. It was sow proposed to ap-
pend 014 Me, at $ eatery af 600 f.
Mr. 'Aldesiaa WOOD said be could not see way secesslty
for a Receiver of Fees at all. La tie City Police Office the
cleats accounted to the Chamber for the fits, and is the
other Police Oakes diem was saltine to prevent the clerks
frown accustettag (0 the Treasury. There could be no eeca-
sioa fors Receisrer, the fees baling actually received by the
auks at liar desks.

A easuiesatio• thug leek place spas the Tories' elegies
of the BA, is which Mr. Douglas, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Har-
lon* silarAlicimetl Hartle, •••4 • part; after whir% the
Hemet 4106654 apes •caoss •• pewee. she bieewleg of Mess
es. Sose4sys, Chriesmea•4”•, aid O•cd-Fridays, to sell

*today Nessaperea.
Foe the . . 4)
Agpahaall it tt
Majority 35
The Howse thew resumed. The Report was ordered to be
received ore INhods,.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that
the Hew* *sold meet at two o'clock this day, is come-
queue* of sr Royal Cossatimios.
The letaleTniasfer of Sock Hill was read a third time
sad passed.
Mr. MUMS pestpose& his motion, which Wood for Moo-
day. to Wednesday Next.
Mr. DENMAN said, as it was sot generally understood
the Howse shoed meet at that early hour, sod as his Hou.
Friend, Mr. Hume had a mottos Aced for today, It would
be auesiksi with i;onvevience, as it would be desirable to
havai• Cell attendawee.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid, that
any firing of importauee at that

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Mr. BERNAL boped that nothing of importssee wosld
cameos t►is day.
The Bowan thaw adjourned at HALF-PIET ONE
()'CLOG this taersting.

MAJORITY AND MINORITY
On the dirt/inn to the House of Lords on the IN COD4I readinx
of the BM fur substituting Tramps 'anion fur Death fu►
llealiag abore 414.

MAJORITY.
Abp. Csnterbtary Earl of Peasfret Vise. Melville
Lord aware Nor M arclesfield Bishop of Salisbury
Doke of Beaufort Bathurst St. Aaaph
Montrose M. Germaine Lords Rahman
AI seq. of Lothian Brownian Colville
L m I of Westmorland Licorrirk Walsirreh•ns
Bridgewater Br Iroore Amherst
Ifeaftesbuty Vise. Sydrey SO. Helves
ALleibury Sidewalk Hid

MINORITY.
Marq.Df Laindowu Earle( Rubella Lard Auckland
Rate Daruley Ca!dumps
Earl Fitzwilli-un Lord Were
Carnarvois King
Lord Gray paired off with Lord Headart.