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The Amemed Taxes Composition Rill was read a second
lime ; to be committed on Monday next.
The Report of the ftsetiggling Prevention Pill was broiled
up ; t►e Bill to be nad a third Hale tu.aiervuw.
The Report of l 4 Spoikd Stamps Bill was urdrnello h.
received this day six inuotbs.
The Tobacco Importation Rill was read a second
ordered to be rowmitt►d.
The Appropriation Bill woo read a second lime; to '.
committed 10-marrow.
. The Report of t►s Post Horse Ditties Bill was hr00r.,,:
wp
; to be grad &third time ou Monday.
• The Report of the Welsh hots Bill was brought np ;
be trail a third time on Monday next.
lir. LOCIINART brought op a Petition from a Mr. W, • :lit .
. ilturoey of the King's Beech, compkisting of the
of
the practice of the Coati of Exchequer, soil the aba►e.
to which such restriction lead.--auch as the heavy rods),
client., and the facility which the attorneys of that Omit
had fur defrauding the 'revenue with respert to stamp doh..
There was another Petition, signed by 100
tattooer, iu the sane acct. They prayed Mit tht €oa. t
might -be ibrehe spas t• %be peellierila...Oreereti
printed.
The Deceased Marines Relatives Bill was ►ead a
time —To be committed on Moodily next.
Sir J. AleaDernin presented a Petition frogs %Ir. I.
Tilluch, conipaining of having presented, in 119 e, a pia,
of England, 'for prea•uliag the forgery of
notes. 1u 181 h, being induced by the House of Parliament
to adopt some plan for rendering forgery more diflienit,
Rank had adopted the plan of the' Petitioner, fur whit
be prayed that he might receive compensation.
The Petitiou was ordered to be printed. . •
MARRIAGE OF DISSENTERS.

Mr. W. Saturn bad given au indefinite notice of it 160tists
to bring is a Bill to remove ceitsin disabilities ulnas tin-
Marriage Act imposed on certain classes of Dissenters. Cis
cumstances had lately so interrupted the course of pribly:
business, that be felt it necessary to defer his motion tiii
mod Session.
Mr. H G BZNINST? was in the 'sine situation with I.lp irt
to a motion on Places and Prasionii. It was a subj.. t us."
Lis heart, but he eras obliged to postpoue its cuusitl..ratitr.i
till next Session.

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EXTENTS IN AID.
Mr. W. SMITH complained of the delay of tbefte van.
which lie hail moved fur on the sth of May last, and t
there were au returns. He moved that they should tie rs,
turned forthwith, together with as account of the Exienia
issued between the Ist of January and the Ist of June, Is2l.
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The Turnpikes Herniation Bill was read a second time.—
Ordered to be amitimitted un Monday sell.
The County (tales Bill was read a woad time.—To le-
committed this day month.
His i..te Majeaty'a Servants' Pension Bill was lirott4lst
and ie.l a first time; to be read a second time to-morrow
Lind ALTIIORT wigised to know from a Learned Hi m.
her, if it was his intention to bring any molten before 111.
House relative to the Usury Laws. He perfectly coneiscie•:
in the views which the Hou. and Learned Member Lad oleo:
What subject.
Serlearit OkisLow had intended to hare brunzlit -
ward a metro,e on the subject in (totems, hut in eons- •
guesser of the broken state of the Session he felt it rtt./,'S.Ar
to defer his motion till next Session. As, however, lie,
crtinsinz sense of the cunutry was stroogly manifested .
favour of his •iees on the subject, nothing brit the rrirbea,
. is; authority of Parliament should reveal tam 11111170
smug them.
The Postage of Letters :kw Regulative Bill was haoliOit
in, •nil read a first time.
The New Street Bull was read a third time, and rrassesl.
The third reading of the Exchequer Bills Politic Work.
Bill was posipmaril till Monday.
The Naval Prize Money Bill was read a second ti ins-
be committed on Monday.
POSTIVONF.VIENT
OF THE CORONATION.
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Mr. BEAUMONT attliig the Noble Lord ,n re+
wished to give notice of a rauti“ii Iwo aa.
tlreesiog hip Majesty. humbly to rtque.t tii.it• tut
wuttlii Ur graciously plensed to give tlirectiiiiss IWr
tie ruslponetnent of the coronation, *l the pro.
cre(hog4 iartttuterl iigniust her Majesty skill hay'.

Lord CAsTLEREAGH said, that perhaps the Ilon.
would see no occasion for In motion.
there were tircum%tances which would prevent the
et.riolotion from taking place ou the day appointer! ;
and s the mean time the proceeding% ag•atti.t.the
Queen would he carried on with as little tit-larks
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Mr. fleAumoss. made some additional sem irk,
which was not distinctly heard ill the gallery, hi
replyir.g to which,
Lord CASTLEREAGH begged that it miglit*
distinctly understood, that the coronation S Mit
to be deferred by any meats ou account of ti.r trio.
ceedings which were instituted against Queen,
Mr. LAMnTos wished to ask the Noble Lord if
it was the intention of Ministers to go on with the.
proceedings against her Nlajesty on Monday.
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that of all the tinei.
lions which could be put on the subject, the
which he should have expected to he called oat to
answer was, as to what was to be done in anotti&r
House.

Mr. Hums. after stating that the various allow-
ances to the Duke of York were placed under s.
many different heath, in separate accounts, that it
was impossible to know how much his Royal High-
mess received, snowed fur
A Rearm of all Incomes received by his Royal Ilichuess
the Duke of York, from his civil 4itril military
meats, together with Accounts of all Royal Grants p•id 1 .
his Royal Highness from the Droits of the Adotitaity,
any other funds at the disposal of the Crow°.
Lord L•STLERESUII expressed his unwilinglici,
to agree to the motion.
Mr. HussissoN thought that in moving for pa-
pers, Itlembers ought to have Lnme litactical ob-
ject it i view. The llotiourable Mover had offered
none, and had besides acknowledged, that he did
not think the allowances to his !toyed Ili„thrteas at
all too much for to recompense the high duties
he had to perform. The different item. were
already before the (louse, and might be seen by
starching for them.
Mr. N..CaLvare (as we understood) did not ap-
prove of calling for the papers.
Mr. Hums said, that he had an ultimate object
iu view, which lie would have explained on the
production of the papers.
The House was about to divide, but Mr. Hume
withdrew his motion.
The SPEASEK informed the Mosel, that put.-
town to their order, he had issued a warrant for
taking ioso custody Sir W. Manual and William
Armstrulig JilfVll, who had bent guilty of .gorgi