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London, England, 1806-05-20 00:00:00

DIPERIAT, PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

nON'tIAY, MAY 19.

- THE second reading of the Additional Force
Re-
peal Bill was, on the Motidn of Earl SrENcEn, de-
ferred till to-morrow, mid,. the Lords _ordered :to be
•
summOned:
Mr. FULLER, and several Other Members of 'the
House of Commons, brought. pp two Private ;
which were read. a first time.
The Mutiny Bill, 'the Irish Treasury Bills' Bill,
and tile Irish.LOan-Bill, were read a third time and
pAssed, and a eMessage sent to the House of Com-
mons. to acquaint than therewith. . •
•.The Scotch Judges' Salary Bill passed through a
Committee, and was reported:'. r•
The Order of ,1118 Day on the Bill for the Disco-
very of Truth was discharged, on the Motion <of
Earl, STANHOPE, and renewed for griday •se'nnight.
Earl STAN HOPI: rose to address the House, rtala-
tive to the printing of some Accounts produced in
levidence on the Trial of Lord VisCOunt Melville,
Which, he said; ought to be printed, and the print-,
ing of which, would not interfere with that, of the
cvidence. already. ordered. His Lordship was pro-
ceeding to aro-ne the. stibje6t; when strangers were
ordered to N,vi7thdriivr, and continued for sortie time
,exiiuded. . `."' • -

No public business was done aft("rJour re-admis-
sion, and theilious6 adjourned till to-morrow (this
day) 7

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, MAY 19.

Mr. IlciTcHiNsoN, from the Bank, presented an
Account of all Notes of Bank of Efikland, in
cluding Bank Post Bills, in circulation from April 5,
1805, to April 5, •1806; distinguishing each quarter,
On the Motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the Com-
rhittee, on the Irish' Stamp Duty Bill
.Was postponed.
'to Friday, and the Committee on the Irish Customs,
Bill to Wednesday next. = >
On the Motion of Sir J. NEWPORT,
,the Report
on the Irish Butter Bill was taken into farther con-
sideration, and the Bill was ordered to be engrossed.
' Mr. FRANCIS then rose, in .contemplation of
the Debate likely to,come on to-morrow, on the
Nabob of Arcot'S. Creditors' Bill, .io recomMend to
the attentio;i of -Gentlemen the ccrespondence of a
dr. GiVail,'coptained in -the 2d. olume of Carnatic
Paperi; as likely -to' give. some information pn the
-fiL4ea.

On the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Excise-

112gulatiod Bill, and the Post-Office "Regula-
tion Bill, were read a secomd time, and ordered ,to a
Committee of the whole House on Friday se'nnight.
Mr. VANSITTART moved, that there be laid be-,

for the Hous6 an Account of the. Quantity of Malt
i,a with Duty: in England for .the last ~ two
year:;,' ending in. 1806 ; and a similar Account for.
S;:otland: also, an Account of the Quantity. of Strong
Beer bre-:yed in England from. 1799 to 1805, and:
the same for Scotland : also; an Accountfithe.. Now
.her of Barrels 'of Strong Beer and Tabl Beer brew-
t!,: 4
, with the Distria of. the Excise- ice for the
Ltst ten years.. The. Accounts- were t len ordered,
and iinmediately brdught up
.3r Mr. Vansittart; and
'laid on the I';.ihie. - , . • ,
t.7ir .J. lqn•;,,,rolvr- postponed his Motion respecting
t:le I)ublin Paving Bill. . .
ivii-. Hus g Issozz-gaVe' notice, that lie wonld Move
I:: -ol -.:rro.,‘, fora Minute id the Boird of Treasury: re-
bi.: _'..).:11Z., the Petition Of.
rile,isrs. Chalmers and Cowie.

A 7% r cArs; N T CM) IZ'S E. MI. j.:'
• 1.-Th r:1 'EMPLE stated, that 04;s Dill fir Regulating
t';-• of our V.Te.t -India Colonies 'with
Lein' sent down from' the Lords in
.bell it shape a-;, to prevent its being- entertained by
tie Moose. .11e ahoula, therefore; now 'propo3e;
that it 6e read a first ti!ne, pyQ/in-rnc, with the de-
sign of bringing in another L::ll,in its room, not liable.
to the s'inie übje6,tion's..
the all t:-,en read a first tune,. and, on the
'Motion of Loi-:!: TENT'LL', Ordered to be read a se-
cond time on ti:is day. three rnonthi.

Lord 'rEmpl.,r then moved for leave to bring' n a

JIM for simi ar pnrposes, and also' that his Motion be
referred to
,t consideratton of" 3 Committee of the
Whole House
Mr. ROSE thCn'said, that•he considered the pro-
•posed Bi•Vras of the highest .in with regard to
it eats on the Corriener6e. and navigation of the
-Cou.ntry. He loolced upon it, as neither more Liar
less than a-repeal of the Navigation A. It was a
matter
.highly interesting to tile mercantile interest;
Ind .he trusted sufficient time would be allowed them
to conider i:.; and oppose it, if they should think
-proper. He implored.. Ministers not to adopt such a
measure without proper inquiry.
Lord TEMPLE replied, that be' bad no obje6tion to
any delay beiqg !flowed
,that might seem reason-
ahle ; arid afrer a7few words from Lord a' PETTY,
the Motion for leave to bring in a new. Bill on :the
subjea vas orcleet.itabe referred to a Committee of
the a liolc Haase.

_
rviessn,e from the. Lords acfruninted the House,
that the Lords had agreed to the Mutiny Continua-
tion Bill, the Irish Treasury Bilis' Bill, and the Irish
Loan Bill, Without any• Amendment.