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it. C. Carves, Esi to attend their Select Commitase ea
the agriculture of the country, Le. im Ifoutl4 mixt.
The Se infurn ed the Me senors, that the House
• told return en answer by !Mennen era tarts owe
The Order of Me Day for the further curside. otiose of the
Evalitulerriest Bill, was postponed till Wt &made,.
Colonel I.s9oot:or poi:seated a petition aunt ti e Roman
Catholics of the roouty of Clll !ow, prayiug for a mien of
the Penal Laws in fusee lutenist them, &e. it was read by •
the Clerk, red ordered to lie on the table
On Servant or b_iy distensiod id whirls the Filoase
had been coat/fed hest night, Mr. GA LI.P.A r r postpenitil his
notice relative lo Mr. Hunt's Solstice., till Tuesday next.
Mr. h Comma mowed for ilia production of a letter froni
Me. Crewe to Mr..klitiet, dated Atnil 97, ten, esllic: ra
him to (elvish securitits fur his staigmemeat is the Dr:mance
Office, This Subic treed to, tie letter was afterwards
brought in and laid tot the tali&
The laukeepers' Bill was read a .song liar, and casuals-
led fur Monday.
The trials School Bill was tej a third limb and pinea-
-Ibe .militia(' of Mr. Gbawsit at the Lords was per.
'The eu•sscretcoa of the Excitation' deferred the for-
thi Ontvan;...ration of Ou: Lmilnquett Bdlt, to Monday near.
The further ernaidreAtiou of toe Surplus CoasoitiLttuo
Food was deferred tu Monday next.
The Local MAO* Hill went through a Committee, and
the Sip uliris'teemed.
Tie .111Iffit Cohtpletiun Bal pewit fltronyh a forn-niitce,
sad tie Itaport,was ordered to be toninVtd nil
BCOTCH AND IRISH JUDGES' SALABILI.
Qtr ;lie motion of the Cita& ett.i.ua of the Els
Mittfuna, the Howe revolved itself into a Commit,
tee cm the Scotch and liish Judges Salaries Ad.
The Ciniticettun of the Exmlaituitas after s
few preliminary observation+, said, it was tria des
sire to raise the salary of the Sessfe3 Jildget from
1,4001. tu 1,0001. per annuni.'hy rotiog them an
iarrease of BUOI. a-year. To the Lord Justiciary,
who had, at present, on isccontit if the greattr hi.
hours and expenses attendant upon his office. it
salary of 1,701. it-yeer, lie proposed to grant as
adtli bun of 90u,1. nraleiu his autrual salary .3,6001. •
,a-your. (111. the Lord President of the College of
Justice, *hoer labours were eers/cowiderility aug.
mental' by the fate alterations in Sewell Jurirpro.
deuce, he proposed to augment the tilers to 4,3001.,
That of the Lord Justice Clerk to 4,0001. This
Lord Chief anon to 3.800 L ; and the Digital'
Baron of the Exchequer, whoa from hit hard.% a .
greater degree of busine_sa to perform, had en-
joyed 2,0001. while the other Batons had only
• 1,2001. a-year, he proposed to raise to 42,0001. not
thinking his situasion railed for' n increase in prol' •
portion to the SOUL added to the other EinToo,.--n -
%%Pith regard to the Irish Judges, the Bigot Hen.
Chancellor entered into a eoinperaiiee a'alemetit of
the amount oldie expenses of tba different ciretots,
and of the *mown of annual het in ill the Criiirts.
Front a report he had received on tile suicject, tie
f ' that it would be impolitic and rinwsim• at
pre-tot to stro:ish these leery suleartu'iug sisiarres
tor term ; amid lie was Olereinfe led V., iiropt-sr the
itucri air, no* intended. upon the data tit areragte
of these f.-es aid expenses of circuit, The n‘eoige
of sunroof expense of enemy; was 3341. and of fres
in the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas,
and Exchequer, '2071. From this 40i -went Isis pen-
position swat ro odd 6.501. per set. Its she arsiours of..
the Irish Jwiges, !caving eat:ii a glut ta!ar)
,000!.

The CHAIRMAN of the Comm;ltee t.rulng put
the question for a resolution to lies rtV, et. to be
granted born the Consohdated Food of Ireland.
and commenciug from the bth July, 1809,
Mr. HUTCHINsow roe, hot to" oppor.e the vote.
but to recommend to the atteniir or li.s Ntioyeay's
31in. , the Recorder of Cork, is.. being also
worthy to partake of the proposed isereasr. He
entercil Into a description of the arduous dutie, of
that Magistrate of the stcond city in Ireland;
stated that he bad a peution from him on its sub-
j. et of the inadequacy of his salary; awry, opou "w
these grounds, maintaineJ that he *a, dezertltig of
being placed within the benefits of the present -
measure.

The Cniscattot or the Escatimsa 41d not
think it would be proper to ingraft such a messing
upon his pi., sent hill. lie would give the subject
his future attention ; but, on the first view of it,
from the statement of the Hon. GAtlernin, be
could not promise him any .uccsis, as he conceived
it to be the duty of the Corporation of Curk, as
every other Corporation, to preside sufficiently foe
Its own otficera.

Mr. FosTaa said a few words ou the same sub.
_ _ _

After • few further oheerwations from Mr.
Hutputties and Mr. lostsa, the liesolutimis
w ere agreed to.

Ou the question for the incrtase of the Scotch
Judges' Swarm.. being put,
L .rd A. Winn:row, and Mr. SAVNIDEIRI Dew.
wide a few ri-Jriont.

Mr. riktOUGHAN declared himself ouwillin; to
(Ingo say distinctiou between the Karoo. Of that
Courts of Exchequer and the other Judges. Se
alovitted that they bordered too much uo unecureas
and war deairoug that, at a future reriod, su.nr al.
be Grade in the buturriet 9:14; tett to
itse.u, which might be done by tbrowneg some ur
thi co:Dinou-low business into that Court.

Tlif• LoAD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND contendrds
thwt tht.y were far from sinecures; and that many
it,.stsitc• a could he produced to 'hew that they were
not mailmen sufficient occupation.
Mr. ADi itt tittl, that he should certainly objeet
to throwing the coutition-law hostas..., into the
Court of Exchequer; the court:tattoo of 111 A Court, ,
sod the officers who attended ou it, were not so
constituted WS to admit such au alteration ; at the
sm.! time, he was cominced, that much athantagit
inight :arise from throwing into it. the regidatins, net.
teinds or tythes. If that plan was adopted, it wisSeit •
furnish him with ma addition it reason, though lie
was now 4ufSeleotiy in.-I,ned to it, to inriea-g the.
sat,ev of the Lord Chief llsron of the Exchecpar,
whit le be acCorainly proposed.
TOr CH aro:Lama of the lEticoctur.oitaid, that
if .t opive t!el ht to the House, he ,n,,nid base no
ohi,ct on to the assemetatati.m ; at the same time
wes +flaunt, thdt the betleLeld piss thioutkia