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London, England, 1806-07-10 00:00:00

HOUSE OF PzERS.

WEDNESDAY, Jpi.v. 9. ,
THE further hewing of the Appeal " Rennie v.
Todd and Others," wa. s postponed- till Friday.

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The further consideration of the Case of « Lucina
v.- Crawford.' was postponed till Friday.
The Ir:sh Poor Bill, the Irish Spirit Duty Collec-
tion ,861, the I isli Customs Bill, and the Assessed
T .V7's Allowances Bill, were read a third time and
imss;ed. .

Mr. 'Alexander, -I‘llr. Baldwin, Mr. Hobhouse,
and several other Members of the .House of Coni7
Mobs, brought up the American Intercourse Bill,
the Greenwich Chest. Bill, the Greenwich Hospital
Bill, the Trish Revenue Bill, the Irish Prizage Bill,
the Scots Distillery Bill, the •Pbstage Bill, and the
Westminster Buildings Bill ; which were,read a first
time.

The Greenwich Chest Bill and the Greenwich
Hospital Bill were ordered to be read a second time
on Friday—the former on the motion of Lord Auck-
land, and the latter on the motion of Lord Viscount
Hohd.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved for an Acecamt
of ,Extrads made in the Court of ,Session in-Scot-
land, from 1806-to 1806, and for other. Documents
respeaing the proceedings of that Court; which were
ordered.

Mr. HOB uousz, qnd several other Members of
the House of Cothinons, brought up the Portsmouth
and Dover Works Bill; and the Land Tax Commis:-
sioners Mistake Bill; which were read a first time,
and the.former ordered to be printed.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, JULY D.

On the Motion of Sir A. W2t.t..EsLEt, the Deputy
Clerk of the Crown was ordered to attend the House
forthwith. He brought in the Return for the Bo-
rough of Carlow ; which was read; and by, which it
appeared that Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Sims had
been returned fog' the Boroag-li of Carlow. The pre-
,.cedent of the Borough of Ne.wtown, in the County
of Southampton, in which Ewan Law, Esq. was by
mistake returned, for Evaa Law, Esq. having been
read, the Returning-Officer for Carlow (Mr. Turpin)
was called in, who, on being qnestioned by the
Speaker, deciared,..that by 'mistake the word Arthur
bad been inserted into the IL: Info instead oLv.lichael.
On the Motion of Sir A. WELLESLEY, the name of
Arthur was ordered' to be exased, and the name. of
substitnted.
On the Motion of Mr. C. WyNNE, a new Writ
was
,ordered to be issued .for the Borbugh of Buck-
inham, •in the room of the Right lion. T. Gren,
Ville, who, sincehis eleclion,.had accepted the Office
of, President of the Board of Controul, being one 'of
the,Commissioners fir the Affairs of India, with a
salary annexed.
On the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART the Ordnance,
Lands Bill ~vas read a third time and passed.
Colonel WOOD, alluding to the above Bill, corn-
plaiaed that it had been carried through the House
in so harried and irregular d m'anner, that he was by
no means aware it had arrived at its last stage. It
involved in it considerations which required the ut-
most deliberation, and the best advice.'

VANSITFART supposed that the Hon.
Gentleman meant to diret his observations against
another Bill that was in ' its progress through the
House ; this, however, Colonel Wbed denied.
The SnAICEIt interposed, observing-, that after a
Bill had passed, such a conversation was totally irre-
gular ; he a.chicti, t hat the Bill in question had passed
through all proper stages, and that it had always
had its Place among the orders of the day.
24r. CO)4-is brought up a Bill for 'repealing the
London AdditiOnal Force Aa.--Ilead a first, and
ordered to be road "i'aetcrad,tinae on Friday.

The Zxpiring Laws Bill, the:Land-I'as Commis,-
sioaera 1...;-..essment Bill, and the Bankrupt Law Bill;
wgre read a third time and passed.
Mr. Vpistrrax-T brought.up the following Bills :
pll .for reducing the Bounty on retitled Sugar ;
,43i1l for alloWiti,, certain. Goods to be warehoused
'10:flout duty; a Bill for permitting the Importation
pf French Wine lion Ireland, in bottles and flasks;
for granting an addit;onal Bounty on the Ex-
portation of the Silk Manufa6lures of Great Britain.;
aßill'fbr allowing the Exportation of certain Articles
front Gibraltar and Malta ; a Bill for prosecuting.
Offences against the Stamp LaWs; .a Bill regu-,
lating the legal Quays of the Port of London ; a
Bill for enquiring into the state of Windsor Forest ;
a Bill for allowing the Importation of Masts, Yards,
and BoWspriti from the British Colonies. in North
America; a Bill for repealing the A& of James
for preventinc, the Importation of Gunpowder,
Arms, and Ammunition' from Ireland ; and also a
Bill for allowing the Exportation of Itaisins and
duty free ; all of which were read a first time,
and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.

Mt. Eloallou.-; brought up the Reports of the
committees on ►he,Oil of Vitriol, and the Quaran-
tine Amendment Reports were agreed
to, and the Bills ordered to be read- a• third. time to-
morrow. •