The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-18 00:00:00

The Muttny Bill having been rend a third time,
Lord NUG EN propobed, Alf rill amendment, a reduction
of the arm) —that instead of 93,)56 men, the numbers be
77,421 wi u. _ . .

Cot. DA VIS moved a still further reduction.

After a 4111C1116,41111, in which Mr. Bright, Lord Palmerston,
Mr. Hohhome, Jr. Martin, 84c. took part, the House divi-
ded on the first A suenitutent.—Ayes 48 —Noes 101—Majority
against the Amendment b 5.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to
some remaiks about Exchequer ltdts, said, that the Hud_et
could not be Nell postponed beyond Tuesday ni xi. He then
atoved, that the House at its rising adjourn to F. Way next .
Agreed to.
The remaining Orders having been disposed of, the House
adjourned to kliduy.
FRIDAY, J 1714.6 16.

Mi. Wilbraham, the Deputy Clerk of the Crown Oflice,
attended, and amen, ed the return for Ipswich, Mr. Dal-
&inland and Mr. Leotard being the p.. bent Members.
Lord A urnott P moved the third tending of the Insol-
vent Debtors' Bill, observing that the bland' of Jersey,
Guernsey, and Alderney. were peculiarly circanotanced.—
The Debtors confined in those islands were almost in a star-

ving condition, i IWO e Mini no allowances fnr them. He
'Wald net SCIO4OII Call the attention of the House to this
subject.—Bill read :t third time.
The Nari;:abie Rivets' Itolibery Bill, and the other Bills
introduced Hy Sir .1. M'INTOSH, were ordered to be read
a second timr nn Wednesday.
A Butt was int sminced to enable the Fast India Company

to ratibe Is I ilany of volt:Meet s. -
Mr. M TAYLOR. asked what were the particular
reasons 1% 111 C 11 occasioned the introduction of the Bill at this

ParliCUl:ll' 11110111C111 2—(lllcur)---Lie had thought thut voluu-
'tees were aboesitioneds
Lord BINNING could not exartly state, hut he thon;:lit
it Was deemed ads isvable to have some protection in I hat
part of the ton it.
Mr. Al. A. TAYLOR added, that unless some better
reasons *me given he mms oppose the bill. The l'onipany
bad quite enough to do u iii their money.
Col. DAV IS said the nhjeruonwn, to haven standing
army in tile time of Peace, and a volunteer force also.—
(Cheers. )
Hill read n first time, and Lord Mork!: moved Oat it be
read a second tune on Monday—Ordered.
Tits KING'S NESSA 6E. —TaE QtrErg.—Lord CAS-
TLEREAGH moved, that the Order of the Day de read,
for the purpose of resuming the adjourped debate on tile
King. Message; he made this motion for the purpuse of
proposiog a further adjournment till Monday nest. He was
"I nl u situation to oiler nay explanation, he therefore
hopeo that imbue would be asked ; however, there was every
revs o for desiring shut the question should not continue to
him. In a state of itiitibt.—(llear 1)-1Ie hoped tio he pre-
pared on Monday Wllllll4lllllll' the result of the leel;pridli'm
that had token place—to dhipaic of the discib,init In some
positive triatinerr—(Hcar,livar, !)- In the unenit time, he had
axons isl eXPrel6 (lie hope that the I Members %%moil
trit-r their minds In remath in the saint. state ha which the)
Were when (lee discussion was adjourned.--(1 fear !)
Ma. TIERNEY was glad to hear tl.at I:lrfe was to lie
Nate terutinatiois to the total suspension of hit public bust •
ban t be gudeistood that the proeeedi!oz oat likt I.\ to
be further tutiourncd--(llear, twin Lord Castle-
-geggy.)
Mr. BiLOUGHASI observed, that klti.i,u,;h there .night