The National Register.
London, England, 1811-05-26 00:00:00

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THURSDAY,' MAY 121..
Mr. I.ocKnAtur gave nonce, that he woul.-1 cn Thursday
move for a Sdect Coltlinittee to irgaire into, and report ?Tots
the present state of the trade of the J ourne) men Tailors within
the hil4 of mortality.
The Militia Interchange Bill was, after much discussion, read
a second time, and ordered to be committed on Monity.—ivi-
jourued.

• FRIDAY, MAX '24.
Upon the motion that the House should go into a Committee
on the Cotton Wool Bill, Mr. Br.s r moved that the House
should go into said Conimittee this day three mon Its; and after
dome words from Mr. Whitbread, the Chancellor of the Ex-
• cheqt:er and others, the motion was carried. The Bill Waii of
course lust.
The Report of the Iri,h Hemp and Tobacco Countervailing
Duty Act, was brudght up and agreed to, and aßill ordered
alcordi .
The ugly.
Irish Hat Ditty Repeal Bill was read a second time, at.d
ordered to be committed to-morruw.
Nit ssage
id ogre f the 1..0rd• intimated, that teir torilthips
hvd 10 th erom Southern Whale Fishery bill, the Irish Millis
.Enlistment Biti, anil the Copper Duties Bill, without .any amend-
meets:
•, Mr. 'Wit ITBREA n complained of a separate Fund having been
tn
eitah!ished, arising trn the money which seamen procur,sl
discharges with, and wiplied knovv the different fista-
blishments of the Fleet concerning Crimps or Procurers.
ettoich.y., in • spert.li of ,orate length, explained all the
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passed through a Committee, and
the Report ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. DUNDAS moved the Order of the Day for the Hose
resolving itself into a Committee on the East India Commission-
ers' Bill. After a variety of arguments in favour of the Bill, the
Ficuse went into a Committee, whoa the Report was ordered to
be received on MfaiJay next.

POOR ACT AN;IEI4DMEN T BILL
The adjourned debate on die Poor Act Amendment. Bill was
resumed; and upon the motion that the Bill should be read a
$ curd dine,
Mr. lltoitats objected to the provision of the Bill as oppres-
sive to tide Pour, and its pruf:ssions of relict' to the parish as
illusive. 1
After some debate, a division took place, when there appear-
ed fur the second reading 7—Against it 49.

IRISH DUTIES.
Sir JouN New eoft.r roseto submit Resolutions to the House,
respecting the Duties oil Advertisements and 1-4,41d-bilis in Ire-
land. He contmcied, that the duties, ai they at present stood,
*cre contrary to the Act of Unioii, and concluded, by moving
that leave be given to bring in a Bi:1 to repeal so much of we
Act of the 50th of his pre,ent Majcsty, as imposed an additional
.duty of two'shiliings on every ten lines of an acivcrtictuent,
over and above the first ten lime of such advertiiement inserted
4n any newspaper or journal pul.lished in Ireland, together with
such other pia of die szld Act a', imposed &duty of a halfpenny
On hand-Fitts.
• A lwv deittliory convorsation took place,, in which Messrs.
8# c-1. e Yet.; val, S:1, titian, Parnell, and Sh;lw colonj Bart y,
tind Str John Newport participated; af.cr which the Flouse
divided, when there :wets: ed —For Sir John New•port's Motion
.I ; Ag4ust it 51—Menority 3C.--Adjourned.
SATURDAY-, MAY 21
• The Hottae having been summoned to i.ttcrid in the Rouse
pt Peers,
he SPEAtER, on his return, acquainted the lit;use, that
*ever d public anti private Lilts had received the Roy al.pstnt
icy Lumnassion

PRIVILEGES OF THE 1101151?.,
. Mr.Wntras e.A.Dguild tl.e attention of the House to thf!
11,Iessav de liven d last :•ight from the Piker Regent, relative
to Mi. P;ln.:er's claim ; n• r could there be a grosser ;'fr.ront put
ilpo.) that HouSe,, than by this : he brot.gl t fors.'. rd
this subject new, havlng Leaf cl that 0n.2 of his 111.11,,tis J.iills-
ters had advised bis Royal Highness to withhold the grant,
until the opinion of the Lortls st•olld be known. Being obliged.
to leave t :wit on hu-iness ituporta!-ce, he couid not return
trail huradal ; but tie hoped some Member, in the mean
.tioc,, would br:l4; the matter forward as early is pois:ble, ant'
cvt cludicF by. moving, That the IVless“ge of his Royal
tlithriess be now read.
• tCLVAL w;:s read), to satiF•fy the House the:it, of at
- any time, that'rii•thi:•g was confound( d than the chary' of
the Hon. Gcntlemzn. No insult whatever had been offered to
Hut house, and he was :vary to take up the I-lon. Gentlemin's
#llCleuee at any time.
Mr. W. 'WYNN e observed tit the measure was without a
precedent and wholly unjustiaable, and a gross vio:ation of the
tiivilegqi of Parlament.
• • 'Mier Imne words in explanation hrtl.veen the Chancellor of
the Exchequer and Mr. Whitbread, the Prince Regent's An-
twee was read, and the matter dropped tor the present.
• After some routine business the House adjourned.

Aeeerd;ng to ptivate letters from Sweden, an
p,gtisli brig. cruising before Gnttenhurgh, was at-
tacked by .a division of cur gun-boat from Norway.,
nd• sunk, after having made an obstinate resistance.
The brig 'was named the Swallow-.
The o.mmission charged ‘Nith the care cf the.
wounded h.ts recAv:ti the sum of 1000 rix dollars,
whiLb them to be distributed among the
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marines v. ho were wounded in the atta. k upon
ani te.oidows and chi'dl en of those who
cc battle, by Steur tr.er-

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different regulations which had
!--ig the money, &c.
Mr. Wm T6READ declared
Tlic Last India Bonds' 13111 p