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guidon. and which he conceived the Noble Se.
described •

Commercial
to have in view. lie - the great
Commercial importance of the city of LinvTick, and
the town of Galway, and their relative geographi-
cal situations. At present, the great post road, in
the South cf Ireland, terminated at Limerick. By
a clause in the Bill, it was proposed to estend that
road-from Limerick to Galway, which would bz at-
tended, with very beneficial effeils. Fie trusted the
Noble*Barl would not persist in his idea of omitting
that provision in the Bill. •
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Ea-rl SPENCER reminded the House, that his
ohjett in advancing what he had done, was to gain
information upon the subjeft; and he had to thank
the Noble Earl who spoke last, for the informa-
tion he had given him.
The Bill was then read a second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.
The Report of a recent Close Committee of
Privileges. respelling certain preceder.ts relative to
the personal privileges of Peers, ste. being about to
be considered, the strangers were direded to with.
draw. and an exclosiou for some time took place.
!
Pa our re-admission to the House, their Laid-
ig:rips were engaged in the dispatch of some private
. basalt:is ; which being disposed of, the House ad-
. j nit:red till tu.mor row.
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. • HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Ur. Varisittart obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend
ani.Coet.ofhes Aeti.
,tTlist bath !teh 4 SW worried a third time, and passed
J.CALCRAFT give notice, that he would, tomorrow,
. kw Mace to twine* • Rill so malroCorimensatien to per.
taw Owners of Lands at Chatham, Woolwich. and other
pildadlrsrlatelt hail been taken for the use of the Ordnance
' The Pest office R %elation Ball, and the Irish Customs Re-
pllotton Bill, wane severally committed, and the reports or-
+wed VON. racers .d tomorrow.
)
A person from the I.:xi-A -oiler-4:o6re presented at the Rar
ap Account of tie net produce of all the War Taxes ...Ordeled
go lie on the table
' The ken Hist fiery SRI was read a 2d time, and ordered to
p , low nominated tomorrow
Sir j. Anderson pr sciiti.d a Petition from the Royal Rx-
elianire InsaranceComlienv, against the Bill for ..corporstillit
to• GI Se insurance Conspan ; which WAS ordered to be T.
feried to Pie Comrnite.* on the Rill, and the nattiet to be beard
Sy Counwl —.A similar Petition uas present-el from the Lon-
don Assurance Crimps y
The rcoot from the Committee on the Scotch Dotollerr
Acts, 111111 received An I agreed to, and a Sill marred ill 010,ers
The revolt on lb Sieve 'Lraee it e‘hiction Bill was iec,iveil,
..d ordered to be further eon-dined on Friday
The a...up-office Regu'atioo 8,11, and the Irish Spirit Re-
gulation Bill were s .verelly read a third tow and passed
• Sir JOHN: NE", PORT mr:veil for leave to
bring in a Bill f-r the mote effeetnally reolilattrg
Cod providing for the relief -if the poor, and for the
better management of the Infirmaries and Hospi-
tals in Ireland.
Mr. FOSTER said, that as this Bill went to
V increase the power of G:and Juries to raise money
ea the several counties, he recommended it to the
consideration of the Right Hon, Baronet, whether
this was a proper time to bring it forward ? He
deprecated this mode of legislation, by bringieg
forward measures of such importance, at so late a
period of the Session, and wh-n so very few Irish
Members were present. He did not positively ob-
eta to the Bill, but hoped the Right Hon. Baronet
would not preu it forward during the present
&lesion.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, he believed there
was at present as full an attendance of Irish Mem-
hers as there had been at any period of the Session.
The case of the Infirmary Accounts required to be
liken into immediate consideration, arai he thought
the Bill could not too soon be passed. It had been
long known that such a Bill was intended to be
brought forward
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W. WELLESLEY POLE said, he approved of
the measure, hut he hoped that the Ri.,ht lion.
Baronet would not press the Bill this Sess..ia.
Mr. BAGW LLL said, in the minty of Tippe.
vary. which he represented. the people had entered
into subscriptions, in hopes of this Bill being
brought in. They had no poor laws in Irelan.. ;
but that Wit a grand reason why something in a
Parliamentary way should be done for their relief.
lie highly approved of the Bill, and would sup-
port it.—Leave given to bring in the Bill.
A message from the Lords, informed the House,
that their Lordships desired a present conference on
the sobjeft of the last conference.
On the motion cf Viscount HOSE ICI, a con-
ference was immediately agreed to, and the Lords'
Messenger acquainted therewith.
The form-r Managers were then appointed, who
ottended accordingly ; and on their return from the
ainted Chamber.
Lord H. PETTY reported from the Bar, that
the conference had been held, and that he had to
inform the House. their Lordships had taken into
consideration the teselutinn of the Itith of June,
• (on the Sl.sve Trade), and had signified their con-
currence to the same.
• colonel BASTARD mentioned an account he
had moved for some time since. relative to the Vo-
lunteer' pay and clothing, which had not vet been
laid on the table ; he moved, therefore, at tint it be
fort' with returned ; so far as relates to the orders
• of the Secretas yof State."
After a few words from the SECRETARY at
WAR and Nit. Secretary WINDHAM, by which
it appeared. that it had not been rightly un-
derstood which office the business referred to, and
which h.id nccastoned a delay—the order was ac-
cordingly mad".
Sir W. YOUNG, in the ab'ence, and on behalf
of Lord l'emple, gave notice, that tithe Hon. Gen-
tleman (Mr. Paul) did aut make a m Aims tor the
Roust to come to a decision on the charge against
Ma (pis Wellesley, on Wednesday next. Lord
Temple would himself bring forward a motion cal
the
Mr. I'AUL said. he never had the slightest idea
of bringing forward any motion of the kind on that
day, on the contrary, he pledged himself he would
not do any stub wing.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCO fLAND
moved for r I Returns of the St tte of the Shin-
ing in the Ports of Scotland. with a view to the
eretting a Light-hcsase nn the Bell-rock.
Mr. Alexander hi-might op the Report of the
Committee on His Majesty's Message, which was
read a,nd agreed tea.
The Horse then resolved itself into a Committee

of the whole House. on the Prize AM* t;;b;);
the IWO aemt.Mom of Ll= forma Committee wcrr