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London, England, 1805-05-23 00:00:00

Mr. R FELLOWES numed, "That there be laid to o!:
the !louse a copy of thie Retion,or Return., made to the Pro.
Council, by the Archbishops, Bishops, Deans, Ste of an
Rectors, Viva, &C. who have nit rrool.rl on it Briiefice-,
tinder the Act of 47J of the King And also the names of
threw who have teceiveJ licene w to •Itspeilte ticerewith."

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Mr.'VAr4sirl':\KC nhje:ted to thi., ou the ground that
the Session being so far advanced, the rapers would be too so.
luotittous to be properly'mad, nut.
In this Irs was sup,iodell by Mr. I. 11. IRROWNE, and Sir
W. DOLBEN, who thought thcquest,oh premature
Sir R. BUXTON, Mr wiLsrßrottcE, Mr. I lURST,
and Mr I' MOORE, each said a fow words in support of the
Motion. . . .

Mr. FELLOWES snit, however, that he had int intention
of praaing fur Papers that would give any extraordinary trouble
itt their production. He had no suspicion the Bishop% would
do may thine but what was right, and should ba satisfied if the
Papers were produced next Sessions.
It was accordingly ordered That the Accounts of the said
Returns be prepared, in order that the same may br laid be-
fore the !louse earls in the next Section% "

The Order of the Day for the House pin; into a Cinamit-
tee of Supply being read ;
Mr. PITT' moiled, that the several AcTonntv pros-nt,d on
the Gth of March, and the 6th instant, he referred to the said
Cott olitt v.... Ordered. _ _

The Muse then went into a Committee of Supply, Mr.
Alexanth-r in the Chair.

Mr. PITT morel, that 25,0001. be granted to tit., Crignan
Canal, and 30,0001. towards the expenci of the Inland Navi-
gation (ruin Inverness to Fort William.
lie else moved the usual sums annually voted (or the differ.
ent office's and departmt•ntc of the Howe of Commons, all
which were air-ed br ; th, *tine resumed, and the Report or.
tiered to he •eceived to•mofrow.
Mr. HUSKistiON moved far leave to bring in a Bill -to en.
able tt:e C0111.111.1110,1er, far auditing the Public Accounti, to
allow vouchers, with which they were satisfied, though not
stamped.—Granted.
Aso f it. a C amtnittee to prepare ettimatev of the expenees
of Vie Engli.li and Irish Militia, and of the allowances to
Subalt Wile. r; ir. the Inch d.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Stipen-
diary Curates* Bill.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved that the Rill be
pr nted, a. amended, and the consideration of the repute ilia-
poned to Friday .
Sir W. DoEREN wished the Right Flom and Learned
Gana weal • defer the consideration of the report a few dais,
a• he knew the University of Osford had many ohjectoiris to
it ; nodes the Rill would not be printed till to- ~,,,, row, it would
be iaspos.oble to send them a copy, and to receive their answer
by Friday.
The ATTORNEY-CF.NERAI, obieBed to this. lie raid,
the Bill would he prints'd at speedily as possible, and if the TOe
pint be taken into consideration un Enda!, the 11th might be
teed a third time on Mos day, and there would be full oppor-
tunity for that learned bud.: to ha:unlit their objections before
Monday ; so as that the lien. Bart might submit any amend-
meats that I..ariterl body may suggest, on the third reading.
He did not, however, suppose they could make any objections
that would hare su grut weight against the Bill ; and it was
of importance it should proceed witty as little delay a; possible'
lest it slto,rhl not pas through the other House before the end
of the Sessions.

Mr. I. H. BROWNE and Mr. W. DICKINSON spolo
short'y avainst any delay.
Mr. ALEXANDER thought it WA% of imonrtance to have
the opinion of the University of Oxford, and was thetefore In
favourof delay.
Tne ATP MNEY-GENERAL acceded towhat he thought
the oeittion the House, and the Report was ordered to
taken non cot.sideration on Monday.
T .e hit for regulating the affairs of Paymaster• General's
Office was rmontottodell, several amendments adodted, and
the report orriele,l to be received to ITIO.IOW.

The C•mintittee 011 the Irish Stamp Duty Bit was deferred to

Mr. SI I A SN' presented a Petitinn from the Rakers of Dub-
lin, praying relief in allowances, on aevoutit of the high price
of ■ll the iieeeoarits of life—OrdereJ to he referred to a Com-
mittee,

Mr. MISKISSON mount, that the Moue will, on Frilay,
r-.olse Itself ioto ■ Committee of the whole House, to COlll4.
d,r of farming the Post Horse Duty -..-Psdjournen.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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