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London, England, 1806-04-03 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2:

. . .
Lord WAthINGHAM moved for an Address to His
Majesty to request a Copy. of the Second iteport
of the Conunissiorieit appointed to revise and digest
the Civil Affairs of the Navy.—Ordered.,
The Irish. Militia Service Bill .was- read a second
time, and committed for Monday the 14th: inst:
The Royal A.ssent svaS.given by,-Commission to
the Expiring Laws Bill -an&three Private Bills.•-•
The Commissioners v'ere the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Walsittliain, and Lord Auckland. -• '
The Cape of Good HoPe Trade :Regulaticin
was read a third time and passed, and a Message sent
to the House of COmmons' to acquaint them there-
with.. • ;

A Petition was presented frorn Lord Viscount
Hawarden, claiming the Right of Voting at the
Ileetion for Representative Peers of Ireland ; .which
,was referred to the Committee of Privileges.

AdjoOrned till 'Monday the 14th inst.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY„, APRIL
MI.LITARY PLAN:,

Mr. -WINDHAM rose, to. postpone till to-roor-

row the Motion of -Which • he'llact *given notice for
-.this day, with regard to the ~Defence of -the -Coun-
,try. This delay was,. he K-id, as much a-rnatter. cf
-surprize, and-as unexpthed to him, as no-doubt it
would be to the House. But the cause arose from
the indisposition of his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Fox),
which rendered him unable to.attend. He had been'

said Mr. Windham, for the two last days, but he
triu,ch better to-cray. I have been just :with
and he thinks that he.will be able to attend to-mar-
row; I trust he will,- for I should be naturally on-
to bring fOrward the busineSs in his. absence.
Sir J. Puelmorthca Annuity Bill -was brought in,
read a first tinie, and Ordered to be 'read' a second
time to-morroW. , . .

. .
Dr. DUSGENAN brought up the Report of the
Trish Ph'st Fruits' Bill, which was agreed, to; and
tie Bill Oidered-Mbe-read a 'third time to-morrow.
The Deputy Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod
,-stupthotied the attendinee of the I-louse in the.l-louse
of Peers, to hear the Royal Commission read; 'The
House proCeeded ceorditigly, and on his return.
the SPEAKER stated that the- Royal Assent had been
given by Commission to the' Newfoundland Judica-
ture Bill, at)d several Private' Bills.
A Message from the Lords atinotinced their Lord-
ships' Assent to the Cape of Gobd Hope Trade Re-
' gelation Bill. - .
A Person, from the Excise presentd an Accouht
4hf the OutStandirig - Duties Olt' the sth of January,
1805-; and alsd bn the' sth of Jaritiary, 1806.—Or-
slereciAb lie .on the Table. • „

On the Motion ofMr. VANSiTTART, the Property
Tp: k3ill was read a.seconcl, time, and 'ordered to, be
committed to-morrow, the Right Hon. Gentleman-
,stating, that the committal to-morrow would be. Only
projiarma, and that it was intended to have the Bill
re-committed on the 01st inst., ~

The Tea Duty Bill,. and the. Tobac,cos•Duty-Bill,
were read a . second _time, and corninjttea‘ for. to-

morrow.

The House, in onnitnittee, went il'ough the
Twenty Million Loan Bill, and 'the Report was or-
dered to be brotr-ht up to-morrow.

IRELAND:

The 'House 'having- resolVed" itself into a Com-
mitteeof Supply, Sir R:I.N ,NEIN:'PORy mooed. the
'following Sums for the Miscellaneous .Services of
Ireland:

...1/12sft t2urrency.
2.1,500. 0
25,e00 0 0
4,200 0 o
lotseb 0 0,
21,550 o
25,030 o
2500 0 0
soca o o
9429 18 0
2j4 a z3i
1047 to, .1
610 6 .11,1,
T7Bo o 0
- /4'3 0 0
2000 0 o
27,6 Z( 6
22.,560 0
isgS 15 o
itzto to lo
1081 2 z
1391 2. 6
$5)88 0 0
17 Co
ro3o a 6
220
4500' 0
lo,oco o o
• • 3000-.0 o
- 400 a 0.
lo,coo 0 o
4500 o- 0

Linen Manufalure
Civil Buildings
)
Printing Statutes
•
. .
Proclamations • ~ • ;
• • Printing and st;itioiiiry ': a
Criminal prasecutiou§-
u lic itenders
First t;ruits
• Non-conforming MinisterS.

rratique
Gold mine
Public Officers
' Battle-axeGuards
Treasury- incidents
Charter Schools
Foundling Hospital'
ibcrnian Marine Socieiy
ibernian• Soh•-pl-
Female Orp!ian- House
Diseountenancing vice •
Lock Hospital ."
House of Industry
f ever Hospital,
Hospital, a.
College of Surgeons • -
Dublin Stioiety • - -
Farming Society -
DonationS
Dublin paving
-.Wide streets •'• - ,••
RoinanCatholie,seminary - ISOOO o
Sr •AliCirillYS •2.00 o -o
. Stevens's Hospital • - 4743 .3 -el
•
• The Resolutions ur,ere-agreed,fo,. and; the. Report
- •
orderedto be received to-morrow (this day).
On the Motion ot•. Sir JOHN Nr.WPGRT, the house
reSolved into a Committee on the A.6t relativety the
Duty. on. DWelling-houses in Ireland, . • .
The Right Hon. Baronet n-ientioried that his, oh-
jeel was, to remove a certain incumbrance to Which
those houses in Ireland were subjeat, which were on
•• • tit:other occasion relieveciljkom the operation of the •
littartli Money Tax, and to which lie was sure it
'lever could have beets the intention of the Legisla-
• ture to attach the impost he had it in contemplation ,
to do u%i3kiy. The Right Fon.. Gentleman moved,
'that it be the opinion of the Committee that the Tax
of 34. -per annum-, itilposed upon-certain, Dwelling-- .
Louses in Ireland, dO ce..-he"ai4 determine.
- Mr. J. FITZGERALD thought the arrangement to
Motion referred 'highly 'honourable to
the humanity and justice-..0f ttie present Administra-
-.. tiufl..•

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The.,Motiou was agreed to; •the :I-loose resumed,
and the 'Aeport was ordered to be :brought` to,
-Morrow. •, • .
'Fhe- -House resolved-into. a Committeeupoii the
• ..A.Ets relative to „Irish Bank Notes..
• _ Ou the. „Motion of Sir J9I-IN NEWPORT it. was ye-
solve' d; that - the., Chairman should 1110V6 the. floti;e
foi-leave to bring in a Bill to revive. the exemption
.favour of Irish Nationalliani. Nbtes, which was
- -enaCted by. the Ad-of.- the- 43d of .the King, and 're-
• . •, • .
ealed by the ',
Ad of the 44t11:: • -