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London, England, 1807-06-30 00:00:00

better regulation of the admission of strangers to
lllSpea the MU*I, Museum.
PAINTING tft: PAPFtrc ON THE OUDE CHIRCP.
Lord FOL K STONE. after a few prefatory eh.
servations, implying that he still continued of the
same op loin: as to the neegtcfry of
further inquiry into the above charge against the
Mti quit Wellasleyt moved, That the
sa°ll":7l2l7thebe.
mer'y ptesrt.ted ai the blouse, relative to
inSoir
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him
thA Nit StoTmityclrouHrcEeßmisgail,dt,bethtattkeirt e
i that
r
w roil t render thos mntiau unnecessary. These papers
haves, b~cn already, repearedly • printed, and
many copies still temaining undistributed, it sw,eid
only be requi ore to regulate the mode of distreei-
800 sn as to supply those Members only who bad
U.S Leen in the two last Pailisiment.. By these
means the House might very speedily be enabled to
come to the discussion of this question, which was
of great national importance, as well as p irate :n•
teresr to the individual ceseetined. In what,o"
light it. was viewed, every one mow see the riecro
thy of bringing it forward during this jessien.—.
The House displayed how the finest atter:duos or
M. mitre that ever appeared at any former retina
at this season of the year, and, dim:44e, he sho,oe
suggest, that as every person might be in possession
W the papers by tnoisorrow morning, the rpesti-n
the uld be brouy I.t before the Home in about a for.
nigl.t from this date. He wished the Noble Lord to
'lathe an early day, so that by the decision such
orders might go nut to India, as might be necessary
to form a system for the ensuing year.
Lard FOLKS fONE replied, he certainly fah
incli:.ed that this matter should be bioneht to
conclusian early as 110,Sible, both for the i4tigfac•
tion of o.e.l4.4ryiiis N ellesley himself, and to tore
the poblic .nterest ; but he very much doubted :hat
any such suggestion could be complied with. Ti,r.re
might be an understanding th it the papers sdrea,lv
printed should be dish Slimed sooty amongst
who had not formt rly received c...:1-is; but still io
thought such a Motioo as the one 1:e now pmpn.ei
necerrary, according to Parliamentary custom. A.
though, by these means, it might be possible for
th. se papers to be in the hands a every Mettltch,
by us-morrow musing. yet it would not be vety
easy foe them to make themselves masters of th
subjen so completely as to enable them to vote
upon it. He hoped throe would be!ood attendance
at the disco.sion, but did not think it likely Unit
such could be procured at this season of they.ar,
thir.r.• Cie whole of !tea week, and the one feller.
ing. busmess of great tn.porrancs cis •sili occupy the
attention of the Hoese i and. therefore, he tb..ught
i: was hardly protible that this maker
btought forward during this session.
assure the /louse that no delay should be Oct
on his part.
EEVEY spoke from Me gallery
of the Mrtion.
Mr. HILLY ADDINGTON expressed
prise at maiing any doubt as to the pos.
bringing this business to a silscession dun%
sent Session of Parliament. It had been
forward, two years ago, by an Hen. Goodman,
now a Member of that House, (Mr. Nen'
was, tbolefore, of the trusost itemortenes
the individiral concerned, and to the puhli,
further delay should take place. Every sings
had been granted by the House that .ended
stssntiate those charges„ and he was vety
how tar it was striftiy proper to grant those
before a prime facie case was first brought '
Every effort was made by the friends of
Marquis, to bring forward this matter to
discussion and decision ; and. therefore, wl
trastinatiun was for on their part,
that the proposition of the Hm. Bart. who /
that night, would be acceded to by the lir
weight and oppression which had been
Mg over the head of the Noble Mai qui.,
ficient to have overwhelmed and dep.e.se.
much less feeble than his was. He Owl
within a fortnight every Member of the
might be completely master of the subjea,
it was one which, indeed, required them us
The SPEAKER. observed, that the r
of papers, upon the calling of a new Partit
not necessary ; and he apprehended a:.
House had sot bees in the habit of makii
orders for delivering of papers. It,
the delivery was to take a particular
should think himself bound to give direthei
ccudingly.
Lora FOLKS CONE upon this agreed '
draw his mutton, till such time at least
be ascertained whether or nut tbere was,
number of copies to supply these Mem:rigs
not formerly procured them
Sr, AR Milli WtiLLE.SLEY raid, I
hope that the Noble Lord would hive no
to fiat tomorrow or this day three weeks r
of discussion.
Lord FOLKSTONS added, that let hi
along guided by the advice .4 others,
fore tie was not yet suticiestle diners
that point.
Mr. BASTARD gave
noti.:e, that he
morrow move for leave to bring in a /
further r. gelation of parish Apprentices.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The SPE AKER said, it was his dry
quaint the House that an account of
of private hill. that were in progress
Weise, upon the z7th of April last, dt
them int* classes, and stating their van
and such ao:ord not received the Royal
bite;, prepared by order of the House...
11110jUIJ that this account should
Use [Able.
Ilse CHANCELLOR of the Er
moved, and it was cairied accordingly•
Viscount HO W I CK moved, " That
go printed."
Boadmeto
Resolution he was iiiPOnt to prop
Nubia Ljgd
th. ne.easity of
•°
the subjea thereof. wished, said, he
might have lair°m'eaßtitgowho fthmabta heekeeee whatever:
Noble Lord would withdraw his Memos
submitted his Resolution.
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