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in,, .4 That Ebert ba
aireswA,tiche wenn
int* hrtarah., or Culuaiet, had sal
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re thriftless
;et tar me"
Jerre to Hie
hubris, ter-

Maje•t.'s vela. and copi.re of •he PruCixonati
sun General Officers and ethers, in tire td;je,
due* Ire ilihabinuas of the said aJtocts or crl

with; Majesta's Arms," be. •
Lord IItILI.AND aeirl, the Noble Marquis had by tie WIWI/
laid • inhfireiciit ground fn, the imartuetruir of the requited do.
contents; wren priocipally, in tetereuce„ as he unit:Nord
it'll', to the Bill whir:, au lately passisl by their Lordships, It
cenainly would be raging a reflection untie then d sa4
eo AIMOSI to stultity their Lordahips, were thee to agree to the -
coition. as outline could Ise done with reapeet to tt a Rep this
sersitri. le a (aims si..aion the Noble Marque may urge
such a motion without its being liable to tows &crews ob-
je., tens.
Lord AUCKLAND petfeAly coocurred in what had bees
thciwo out by law Foetid; a. 4 after the Meows. al
SLIGO, alto mniained en,•naceel of the eorre,4,na. sod ha.
tenant - of the ground oat widen he prme,,el,. rested, and
Lord 11(11.1.ANI), had severally e:.:,ileined, the leroser
drew his estahun for the preterit.
Mr. Alexander brusreht tip (torn the Crovivarino, the Melt
Boner Peeking Brd, :41d 'Nether pulite Hill. A ...mitt ef'
private were preee..ted by Mr. Mairivraring, Mr. taraham,
and Mr Keck, velem being ',reran,. read a brat time. the
Heim art,dur,.et till te-seerrow.
-La
notrst or CUMMONS.
Dlr. J. GR grooved, tr that a raver .40 . fix
tbrz.u..l) of Wa.tni,eenind, u, the NOM Sit 414sch.mi Le
riling, Ba s. deceased 'aad >mane&
The I:garet-tor Get,-rar rd Ex„-urs red Ite-orts„po"tftee.l at
the bar an er errant ot alt auyars toprataid fro a tne Virebi
Islands, through Tortola, awesome to erder of the &louvre..
°Dieted to de Oft the table.
The Pia.. Butter trot Destillery Bids were iservially read •
third time, and puled.
The Revenue Bill wet reed a veeo...d vine, sad crewel
to be sommated to-morrow.
The Irish Malt fill was cow ~ and the report ordered

to he mowed t,.-nsonnw.
In a C.rearti,ttaz of Ways a,,tl Meant, ten rtio.teinnc wee,
screed tn, hnjwn‘ng *lamp dr. loviment. Le.
and the report side au he r.e..everl m cow wee.
The curnr:nater ea are I•ish Cwonm Bill use ger."oll tilt
to-rwyrrnr.
Un the guriti,a, th.t the Ge smaf T•loptlteß,Rsipruld then
be reed a rec4rarl time.
Mr. at I..ES ero-ed• it, in which he was wiper?: e Ay Mr.
rru.ort 111, sod a dtetsst..tt tre.lc ,te -.Aye% n..4~
127.-.6t/aat the 1.11 teas Wit try a majnrit,
POOR tftiWt.
Mr. WHITIIREA .use to rive notice, he
said, of an important motion he intended to bring
forward in the early part if the sect 14.•SS"Yri. and
he now mentioned it, that gentlemen in'eit have
an opportunity of turning their minds to the sub-
ject.
The situation of the Poor Laws in this king.
dorm was, at present. he said, very deolerable,
and required tie attention of t?-at Leg-slay:re.
There WAS, ia fact. as grit a difficulty in doing
any thing. as there was an injury to the ernearunity
in suffering them to remain in the state they ?MI,
are. There were, however, two ways of proceed-
ing—one by a general plan of simPlifylng those
laws, as t"cy stand at present; or, if that cannot
be done, to make new laws for the more effected
and economical provision for the in .n. He did
nett-}ledge iimaisif -to Ilethrt plan specifically ;
but thought it his duty to inform the House, that
he meant. as he had done some years ago, to tura
once more hit particular attention to it, and to
bring it forward for the consideration of the House
next Session.
Mr. ROSE eapremed his satisfaction at hearing
the inter.tion of the Hon. Gentleman, cad hoped hie
plan would particoLuly apply to a suitable pro-
vision for be employment of the. Poor.
Mr. WHITEkkAD replied, that he 'honest
the Hight Hon. Gentleman need not from doubted
his attention to the ereplolorteet of the Poor, as the
last time he lit...night this subject before the House,
he bad pail part calor attention to the Statate of
Elisabeth on that bead.
BARRACK DEPARTMEN r
Lord ft PETTY said, that he hail on a former
night, when a motion was brought forward by an
Hun. Gentleman on the sulijitt of the Barrack De-
pAttmeut, moved the previous question ; but he had
done so only that the Hoe. Gentleman might have
an opportunity of discovering the abject of Nis mo.
Coin. Since that time he had himself dneovered the
olaje.i of it, and believed r. related to a transartion
in the Isle of Wight, in which a numbrr af bents
had been hired at a very extravagant rate, sod that
an offer was transnssued to the Secretary at War,
by the Barrack Mauer Az Sandown Bay, to oesa a
large building for the purpose of being employed as
a barrack, and which would be a great saving
to the public. He, therefore. was determined to
take up the matter himself, and accordingly moved
for
" A Cape of the Leger to the tare Sec,stsry at War, dated
th• 290 of December 1110::, fr,.14 the Ido,r-ck Honer of tan.
.bra Ea? Diusion, inclosing a preposa: her bel:dttqg a liam.ck
at Iliradi.,g

Mr. ROBSON said, he had made a motion, is
pursuance of notice on this subjea, and bad pledged
himself to prove all he had asserted on this bulled.
and he thought the Noble Lord, after having moved
the previous question en his motion, ought to apo-
logise to the House for now biMging forward the
same susjea.
Lord H. PETTY thought he had ailed perfectly
right in putting the precious question '.n the Hos.
Gentleman's motion ; but that no apology was due
to the House. He had reason to helese the Bar-
rack Master at Sandown had mast• is false state-
ment. and was therefore determined the matter
should be investigated as speedily as rossible
After a few words from Mr. ROBSON, the mo-
tion of Lord H. Petty was agreed to.
r INDIA ABLIsES
Lord H. PET I'Y rose, in pursuance of the no-
tice he bad given, and said. that though the imme-
diate objea of the motion he thould make to-d7y.
was for :rave to bring in a Bill to examine into
a►uses in the revenue, committed in the West
Indies, he f‘und it necessary to request the arrentit.o
of the House to a few preliminary obset rations
which were high!y necessary to elutidare the sub-
jea, end to slew indispicaSly its irnmerve irrpert.
arcs to thalionse and to the country. His Lord-