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THE NATIONAL REGISTER

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bring forward any measur.: relating to the Catholics, and give his ut-
most support to their claims whenever their tempers were such as
would seem to render conciliatory measures proper. He trusted the
Parliament would stand by their Prince, and not withhold their confi-
dence and support from the Ministers he had appointed, till di y had
found that they were unworthy of it. If they were not permitted to
claim d•ie high attributes imputed to the Gentlemen opposite, they had
at least one merit not by any means dubious, namely, that of not being
disunited.
Mr. WoR LEY expressed his Intention not to press his motion to a
division, as he perceived that he was nut likely to have the support of
either parties in the House.
Lord Fouts.roNE intimated his intention not to press his Amend-
anent to a division.
A division deli took place on Lord MI LTON's Amendment--
For it
Aglitist it
Majorityiufavour of Ministers —125
When the resu.t of the Division wa; announced from the Chair,
there were very loud and continued cheerings, principally from the
Allinisttrial side of the House.

FRIDAY.—There being only 31 Members present at four o'clock, the
House immediately adjourned.

SATURDAY, JUNE
After some routine busint-s, the CHANCELLOR of the ETCHXQUILR
renewed the dropped Of der of yesterday, for voting in the Committee
of upplv, on i\ iondsy, the Army Extraordinaries, and the remaining
miscellaneous 'Estimates for the year.
He also gave notice, th:-,r, on Wednesday next. he should bring for-
ward the Budget. in a Committee of Ways and Means.
. Ca.oßea obtained leave to bring in a Bill to enable Officers of
!Marines, serving on foreig-i stations, to draw upon the Paymaster of
IVIA • Hies, tor a part of their pay.
M.-. BRovo Am intimated, !hat it was his positive determination to
bring forw..rd his motion respecting the Orders in Council on "Fuesday ;
and, as he ,nonld then enter into the subject generally, he hoped the
dis:u-sion might be finished t' at evening without any adjournment,
which he conceived would be not less prejudiad to the public business,
than to the object immediately in view.
Upon the motion of Mr. Tic st c, an humble Address was ordered to
be presented to the Prin.::e Regent, praying that he would he graciously
pleased to order. that there be laid before the House a Copy of the
Pardon or Reprieve granted by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to a
perlon !lie name of Walter liall,who had been convicted of murder
in February last ; also a Copy of the Minutes of the Trial aad the Pa-
pers relating t hereto, in the hands of the Trish Government.
Sir J. New roar, in the absence of the Secretary tor Ireland (Mr.
Pole) asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether it was his (Mr.
Pole s) intention to bring on the Irish Budget at the same time with the
English Budg_!..
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, he could net say, but
Le d that was the intention.
Sir Jou N NEWPORT then gave notice, that on Tuesday se'nnight he
should submit some propositions to the House, on the subject of Public
Schools, and National Education Ireland.
On the motion of Mr. BROUGHAM, a return of the Duties on Sea Po-
licies, granted in London every six months for the last fossr years, end-
ing the sth January, 1812, and clhtinguishing the 2s. percent. duties from
the ss.—was ordered to be laid before the House.
A similar return was also ordered for the port of Liverpool.
The several dropped Orders of yesterday were then revived for' dif-
ferent days in the next week ; and the House having gone into a COM..
tnittee on the Orders in Conned, some of the former witnesses were
called for the purpose of correcting some parts of their evidence, after
which, the House adjourned to Monday.

JUNE 14.

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June IS, 20, and July 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, NI;
Howell, Sion College-gardens, Aldermanbury.
John Loathis, of High Holborn, harness-maker, June 13, 20, at twelve,
and July 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Edward.
street, Cavendish-Faluare.
Charles Dranaficld, late of Union-street, Bishopsgate-street, grocer,
June 16, 23, an:l July 21, at .eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, A. r. I lig,t-
more, Ely-place, Ii.,)Illorn.
Peter Leonard, of Fleet-street, haberdasher, June 13, at one, 2(, at
eleven, and July 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Farren, Church.
court, I mthbury.
John Williams Martyn, late of Saint Day, Cornwall, victualler,June2s,
26, and July 21, at ten, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro. Attorney, Mr.
Davey, jun. Redruth ; and Messrs. Cardales and Young, Grays hint
1 London.
Thomas Freer, of Leicester, ironmonger, Jane 29, at six, SO, at ten,
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and July 21, at eleven, at the White Hart Ten, Leicester, Attornics. Mr.
Daltly, Leices•er ; and Mr. Mason, Staple's Inn, London.
William Wlilrns, late of Witlench, 'Worcester, money-scrivener,
June 16, 17, and July 21, at eleven, at the house of John Boudier, at
Diglis-green, Worce:4er. Attorney, Mr. Wall, Worcester.
Robert Stevens, of Cannington, Somerset, baker, June 15, 12, ar;d
July 21, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Briat,ewater. Atiornies, Mr.
Boys, Bridgewater; and Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court, Carey-street, Lon-
don.
Henry Kernot, of Thavies Inn, money-scrivener, June 18,.20, and
July 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Huainan, Dyer's-court,
Aldermanbury.
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