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London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PAIZLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY; NAY 23.

The Itoyal Assent was given by Commission to
the Irish Loan Bill, the 'lrish Treasury Bills' Bill,
the Scotch .I.uclOs'• Salary Bill, Lord St. Vincent's
Annuity Bill, the Additional Force Repeal Bill, the
Slave Importation Restrieticn Bill, the West India
Indemnity Bill, the Admiralty Jurisdidio. n Bill, and
forty Private Bills. . -
The Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Walsingitam, and Lori' Auckland.
The LORD CHANCELLOR having withdrawn, Lord
ELLENBOROUGH took his place, and heard Mr.
Grant, in part; on behalf of the Appellant, in the
Appeal " Graham ,v.. the. Countess: Dowager of
Glencairn ;" the further consideration of which was
deferred till Friday next.
The LORD CHANCELLOR having resumes the
Woolsack, -
The Franking Bill and the
,Irish.-Debenturel
,were read a third time and Rassed, and a Message
sent to, the House of Commons to acquaint them
therewith.

The Irish Baiter Bill and the Irish Spirits Bill,pasS-'!
ed through Committees, and were reported.
Mr. Denison; Mr. Mainwaring, Mr. Leycester,
Mr. Shaw Lefevre, Mr. Bootle, and, several'. other.
Members of the House of-Commons, brOughtup
se-
veral Private Bills, which were read a' first time.
Adjourued till Wednesday ne.xt.

VOUSE. OF cOMMOxs.

FRIDAY, MAY 23.

The House was summoned to the House of Peers
o heara Ro)-al CornmisSibti fOr Passing. Bills read.-7-
The Speaker on his return announced that the'Royal
Assent 'had been given to the Irish Loan Bill, the
Irish TreasurY 13_11Is' Bill, &.-c.c.7--[See the. Lords.].
Mr. 'ILEA- ADDINGTON gave notice of a Motion),
after the holidays., respeeting the state of discipline Of
the Volunteer Corps. The Objea was to do away cer-,
lain disagreeable impressions from the:minds of some
Volunteer Officers;=-Who -regretted that the only 0-
current from which an opinion could be formed of
discipline by strangers. was drawo up after a
single inspthion. He was not quite sure whether:
frathe his MOtion in the shape of an 'Ad-
dress Majesty to lay before the House the
Circular Letter of General Brownriog,- or generally
to move that. the Returns should not be made-mere,.
ly on one single inspeEtion. He expressed his high
respea.fOr tht Officers, to whom he alluded.
Mr. Fa ANci s.; As he nnderstood that the third
the Property Duty Bill was fixed for
Wednesday next, :gave notice that on that 'day he
--:%.V'Onld move for the omission of the proViSion which
went to exempt tbreign property in the funds from.
:06liayment of-the (Ito,. He hoped that Ministers
would aT'lin consider the subjeCl, and by remedying
this deteet, render his. Motion unneCessary.
Anew :Writ' was ordered to be issued' for the
•Fleetiun of a -Me,mber fin- the Borougli.of Cather-.
logh; .in the room of Charles Montagu Ormsby,
"N. who has accepted the office. of Recorder of
!Priace of Wales's

The A intrican Intel course Bill was brought in and
;vat'. a
.fint • tube, Uti the Motion for the second
:wadi t)g,
--- Sir IV CURTIS hoped' that Ministers would still
tak.liint to consider this most important subjea,
and not press it forward rashly. '
• Lard.T.E.llPLic said, that
,the House would do
him the justice to beheve that he had onsideredit

in a;1 itsnearings , before heintrodueed such an int-
portant tudasure into the House. He saw no ground
whatever tor alarm which seemed' to have been
excited on this subject: But he did not wish to press
forward the Bill improperly, and therefore would-
attend to the suggestion of the Fjom Baronet as far as.
respeCted urging it on rashly. He would fix Monday
tOr time second reading.
Mr. pEgarA t, was- glad that the Noble Lord
bad yielded thus far, and he hoped that he would
relax something also in this, that he would, allow an-
investigation of. tit&s; . if it were for no other pur-
pose than to remove the prejudices, supposing them
to be so,--which had excited the alarm to which he

alluded. When they could get at tho materials, it
would give'them great satiSfa6tion if they could come
to -the same &inclusion to which the Noble Lord had

come.

TARLETON agreed in sentiment with
the Hon. Baronet. He ekpetied every hour instruc-
tions from his Constituents on this. point. -
Lard TEMPLZ replied, that nothing which he

had heard yesterday; or at any time, appeared to him
to shey'v any occasion for inquiry. He agreed to the
delay of the second reading till Monday se'nnight,
but farther he could not go, _ _ .

TheL second reading %srps accordingly fixed for.
Monday se'imight.
'Sir J. NEwi,owr brougbt up the Irish Militia Ser-
vice Bill; read a first, and ordered to be read a second
time on WedheSday next:
The SEG it ETA it Y \VAR presented a Return of
the Ximiber of effective Men in the Army from' Ja.
'wary,- 1805,, to. January, t 866. Ordered to lie on the
Table.

Mr. Meux, from the India Holist!, presented the
Bhurtpore Papers.
Mr..1341.7LL moved that those Papers be printed,
and said that he had intended to move for an Ac-
count-of the Expence of Printing' he India Papers,
as. so "-Much had, been said on that subjea. Be
thought n bitter, howeVer, to wait, for some time,
till the expellee could' be more 'accurately ascer-
tained. The Papers were ordered to lie on the Ta-
ble, and tube printed.
•Lord HowicK plesepted Petition ,from the
Royal College of Surgeons; relative to- a new Build-

ink; for Star,Teal ,Lektures, the present one having
been found inadequate tor. that purpose.---Ordered
Ito be referred: to a.Corninittee, who should report t,o
the House. ' .
General as-the Abstraas.pnly of the
Army
~Estiinats had been printed before, wished
that the whole should be printed noiv, as they might
he necessary in the military di,stussioni that . were
expeaed to take place. . .
The SECIUiIWRY at 1/4R saw no abjeetion to
the printing of the Papers, except that he could not
.conceive how they c,)uld apply to the tuilitarrdis,
cussions that were to come on. It would be a sin,
gular and unpreoeclehted proceeding to prittl Papers