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r of Parliament to express his sentiments, is what
conceived adevate language, of measures, be.
fore they became Pets of the Legislature. Tire:
clauven which the Noble Earl released, would cera,
Aairily operate a privation of property, and ptuduce
,inkuiryto individuals.
The cliseus‘i••n cintisue4.
Lord OREN‘ILLE delivered his sentiments on
.ttte occasions and deprecated any language din e-
-apeelful to ositi- of the highest Magistrates in the
Realm, es lOghlriroproper.
At lengthillieltsestion was put, and the Amend-
; =rot negatsed without a division, as were alsq one
'or tilt° others ; and one moved, we believe, by
' Lord BLDON, for Mid:ming the first of OSober.
:Tor the to of"Attglist.
The lin was then agreed to by the Committee,
'sad aftervrards reported without any amendment.
After disposing of some routine lau,ineas, the
House Adjourned till .to-morrow.
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Ilousz OF COMMONS.
the Stags Coach Amendment Bill went through
a Committee, and was ordered to be read a third
tins* toimorrovr.
6impson's Divorce Bill went through a Commit-
' tee, And was ordered to be reported.
• The City of London Additional Force Repeal
MB we: also committed.—Report to-morrow.
• A Messege from the Lords requested a copy of
the Report of the Committee upon the Accounts of
the Exchequer. in Scotland. respeeting the applica-
tion of the produce of the forfeited estates in that
amen. It also stated, that they had agreed to
the Vitriol Expert Bounty, the Quarantine, the
Fishery. • Grain Intercourse, and
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, as fro-
sailed
, tate th•

"eithaHoste upon it, upon the third reading.
• The Report was then sgreld to, an/ the Bill ste-
ed to be read a third time to-asorrew.
The General Werehneeing,tbe Bonner General
Woods end Fcrests Regulation, the Witidsor Fo-
Ingoiry, the Irish Hops, Glees. and Tiles
veilmg Duty, the Lottery, and the Grenda
Bills, were also reported, and ordered to be
a third time tc-morroa.
t 141LITottY ALLOWANCES.
Os the Report of the &II for granting additional
nen to °liters and Privates of the Infantry,
Gen. 'CARLETON said, that had he been yes-
ey in his Owe, he should have suggested to gm
4ronsideratien of the House, the situation of Officers
Jul cavalry, and particularly the Captains. As the
`general 'alit& was now agitated, it was impossible
!that their condition should escape the attention of
Parliament. He understood that they were put
,by, upon the gruond.that they were all men of
.private fortunes, and, Mandan, not in mid of

Needoundland Fishery. the Grain atercourse, and
the Exchequer Bills Bills.
On the motion of Mr. CA LCRAFT, it was or-
dered, that, an the first part of their Lordships'
Nitrate. that House would send an answer by their
*ens Itlemengers.
Lord OSSULBTON informed the House. that
Nis Majesty had been waited on with their last ad-
dresses. and would give orders iteeordin&ly.
The Oulamiee Lands, Bell Reek Lighthouse,
.llenieh IFnelhispd Estates, Lord Rodney's Annuity,
Usk lioessia Continuance, and Accountant Gene-
ral's 818,, were read a third times and poised.
• ♦slr.Q W 4 WYNNE :noted. "that there be
laitheihrodso Haase a Copy of the Constnissioe or
Casiallminatiossed on the 11th of July. WO, for
*OW II the Members of that House. a mere eon-
amdeat tsae ef the Registers of the Lingdons. and
she Abstro&sof them ham year to year, which was
speed to end also an Account of the Qualsfica-
sf.thos Doyen-Lieutenants of Counties, aad
7101441iTmem of Militia, since the last Reams,
toiiehtmene.astood to.
iscaelto Avert of the Militia Officers' Pay BA
Met MI,OIfAL said, that he did am, ;re-
mot, mean to row" the debate upon the ea of
chi hill. bat that it was his immulas to tats the
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