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May 26. OM.
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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
JEST I.'3' 0 4AIOE do ben ti, ki., fbo,
wit! be s•eacfy to receive Propocal,r at In ii (iffice• in
garet Street, Instininiter, on or before the Jaly next, front
Perswis who may, be cap.:ble and .wilrng c lender-1.4e the
.ConstruClion ol certain 1i UI L I)INZ;, v•hicn i is h.:ended to
creft C..ichester for :he 0: dnanze I.2epartment, conita•inabl) to d
Plan and. Elevatiunlybic). may be ea nt tiv j'ice en any
~day
bitiveen the b0.,a4,..1 Ten ana- Foot o'Chick.

The Prop2sah r "peel fo the Prices of each d,scription v/ IVrk
to /'e included in the the time in cfj the :Grk
:hail 6•-corn; fried miler Penaij., a 0 the stare ol the &early
to 4, givtti, in case of the non-petjtrnta.!ce f.-1 the ;lonteedi.f.
P.-tp rszh Se,* op., 44 >4 ,5..1-rieriGed •• I,y•
Baildivi for the o,d,rance Dep,;;'l;trent at
delivered at the Secre•lry's Oier, Sr."' .I.larga,et 3i, fel, !Veit-
minster, on or before the ist day of July next,'Z.vt hu Pe0p4.313
will be received after :bald
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By Order of the Board,
. ' R. fl. CREIP, Secretary.

LAIPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, JUNE 16

The House proceeded farther in the Appeal " Gra-
ham v. the Countess Dowager of Glebcaira,"-during
which Lord ELLENBORRUGH •-sat for the LORD
CHANCELLOR. Mr. Grant was beard for the Ap-
pellant, and the Lord Advocate of Scotland partly
for the Respondent. The further hearing was post-
poned till,to-morrow.
- Mr. GRAHAM, Mr. PYM, *Mr: STANLEY, Lord
CHARLES MANNERS, Mr. LYGON, and several other
Members of the House of Commons, brought up
several private Bills; which were read a,first time.
mr. Owen, froM the.}a-st India House, presented
several Papers pursuant to an Order of the House;
which were ordered to lie on the Table.

Lord GRENVILLE gave notice,' that he should
bring forward his Proposilions relative to the Judica-
ture
of Scotland, on. Wednesday next, for which day
the Lords were ordered to. be summoned. •
Lord AU6KLAND observed, that as a measure was
almnt-to be brought before Parliament for Increasing
cettlin Allowances to Seamen, it was necessary that
their Lordships should be in possession of informa-
tion-upon the subje& when it came under discus-,
sion in that House. He therefore moved for several
Accounts relative to the Revenue of'Greenwich Hos-
pital, and the Chest at Greenwich; which were or-
dered. •

The ;rich - Malt Duty Bill and the Chelsea Allow-
ances Bill were
,read a second time, and committed
for tb-morrow:'

Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

'HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, JUNE i 6.,

-Sir JOHN SINCLAIR brought up the Repolt of the
Committee on the Forfeited Estates in Scotland.—
Ordered. to lie on the Table, and to be. printed.
Mr. Meheux, from the India Board, presented
Papers, pursuant to Orders of the House.--Ordered
to lie on the Table. .

-,.The Scotch Distillery Bill was read a second time,
and, ordered -to be committed on Wednesday.
The Land Tax Commissioners :Bill was read a
second time, and ordered .to be committed this day

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se'nnight, .
The Gibraltar and ...Malta Postage Bill was bronght
up, read :kfirst, and ordered to be read a second time
to •morrow.

The Duke of Grafton's Agreement Bill, and the
Prussian yarn Bill were brought 13p, read a first,
and Ordefed to be read a second time to-morrow.

Mr: PaviL Moved, that William•.CoOperi. Esq.
John S,trachey,Esq,:Jo Riley,Esq.. Henry Strachey,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Shaw, should attend on
.Wednesdayriti) give.evidence on the charge against
Martinis Wellesley;— Ordered. .
Sir ,Cll ARL ES PBICE moved for
.an Accciunt of the
Imports • and ,Exports to and from Great Britain,
'With. the number of Ships; and their Tonnage, that
'had entered into,',and cleared out from, the different
Ports, distinguishing 'theßritish from the Foreign,
:from the sth:olJannary, 1799, to the latest period.
.—Ordered. , • . •
Sfr,HEIcRY 11,111.,DmAY asked whether there had
, • been any exchange of Prisoners between this Coun-
try and France ? The qtiestiOn Seemed to 'be put to
Lordnowlek.
Lord HOIVICK replied;. that he was sorry to say
that there had' been no. exchange of prisoners, and.
the Officers whb hid passed and re-passed, had been
only liberated for time, on their parole.
The Report of the Customs Fees Bill was brought
.np, and Ordered to be further considered to-morrow.
Mr. HOBHOUSE, on
_account of the absensp'of the
Right Hon. Secretary of State (Fox)•and Others,
moved the postponement of the second reading; of
the Nabob of Arcott's Debts Bill till Thursday.
. Mr. PRA AVIS said, that it was no fault of his
..• that it had been postpOned so long; •but, since it had
come to this late period of the Session, he wished
that it should stand over till the next.

After a few words from Mr. nOBHOUSE and Mr.
RYbER, the second reading was fixed for Thursday.

LORD MELVILLE.

Mr. WHITBREAD, pursuant to notice, moved that
a Committee be appointed to inspe6t the Lords' Jour-
nals, as tar as they related to the Proceeding§ in the
Trial of Lord Melville, and that they shquld report
what,they should find therein to the House,
Sir H. INlLomav thought, as this Motion, was of
such a general nature, it would not be too much to
ask what particular obje& the Hon. Gentleman had
in view ?

Mr. 'WHITBREAD replied, that it would be ma-
terial to !glow the proceedings of the Lords on this
bead, pecaUse it might depend upon them what the
fin re condu& of this House should he.
Mr. PENT wished for a' more precise_answer.—
He asked What it 'was intended the HOuse should
do upon the produ&ion of these proceedings'?
Mr. WHITBREAD wished to rake the Hon.Gentle-
nym as wise as he could "; but really, as be did not
at present know what the proceedings were, he could
nbt now give him a precise answer. But it might hap-
pen that the opinions of the Judges would be found'
6t: tie Jotir;nals, and this it must. be very material for
tiie House to know. •

Ml'. FULLER. recolleEled very well that it had been
Ilin7-ed, on .the other side of tbe House, by a Noble
Lord, whom he saw in his place, that in case Lord
Melville should bi acquitted, the extraordinary ex-
pellees of the Trial in Westminster-hall should be
"efrayed.

Lord HENRY PETTY replied, that it was true
thatle had said, in answer to an observation about
the additional expellee, that this-would be a' matter
for future.consideration.

Mr. FULLER said, that in case no other person did
it, he himself would at sometime make a motion on,
thi; subject •

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Mir. ROBERT DUNDAS saicr.a leW:Vt7OrCIS reiatwe to
the great addition to the expense in consequence
having the Trial in Westnnwiter Hall; after whit},:
the Motion 'was agrced to, and Mr. F'ox, Mr. 1ykt0,..:•
BREAD, Lord HOWICK, Lord HENRY PET-14•,-e'&C.
SCC. were appointed 'as the said CommitV;e.