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London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

5,,11111.1E-LD MARKET.

Sir CHA7LEa PRICE brought up the Report of the
Committee to WhoM -had been referred the Petition
of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,, &c. of tIC City of
London, relative to Smithfield. Market. —The Report
was agreed' to, and Sir C. Price obtained leave to
bring in a Bill 'to regulate the satil Marßet.
Sir ROBERT WIG*AM presented Petitions from
the British and the Westminster kite Offices,against
the C.;lobtf: Insurance incorporation Bill. ,
Mr. SPENCER SMITH presented a Petition from the
Sun.Vire Office, to the s4nie effect; andMr.'Huttsw
two others, iroth the Phixiiix and Pelican Offices.
Mr. /ICEHOUSE brought up the Report of the
Coinmittee of Expiiing Laws.--The Resolution for
Ontipuing, tor one year longer, the Canal Col
ltn-
portation Bill, was referred to a Committee of the
to sit to-worroW.
Mr. Vi illiatns, from the Commissioners of Naval
Inquiry, presented the 14th Report of those (Joni-
; which was .ordered to be printed.
ivir.lohnstone, 'from the Chief Secretary's Office,
preSented ,411 At..''count of Monies paid for the. stip•

pression of Private Stli:;, Ind of the Amount of,C6'.
leaor:s Balances' in Irel4nd, •
On the Motion of r. -HomorsE, the second
reading of the NObob of ArcOt's 'Creditors Bill was
deferred till Friday, in,Onsideratioh of the Training'
Bill being fixed for tt-ticlay.
Mr. FRANCIS wished to know whether the' Com- •
missioners for Liquidating the Debts of the Na'bbb
of Arcot would attempt-to-mecate thetask-entrusted
to them in case the Bill Should not pasS in the pre-
sent' Session ?

Mr. HOBH9USE hoped the Bill would not be de-'
ferred till another'Session. If it should be. he would
prepare' himself to ,answer, before the Close of the
Session, the question put to him byl the Hon:Gentle-
man, which was a very- difficult one.
On the Motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, it was
ordered 'that there be laid before the House an Ac-
count of. Woollen Goods, Woollen- mixed with
'Linen, Glass Ware, and Glass Bottles, exported fiorn
England to the West Indies during the four years
ending sth June, 1806.
Mr. CALCEAFT presented Certain Estimates from
the'Ordnance Office. He gave notice of his inten-
tion to move those Estimates in the Committee of
Supply on Wednesday.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought in a Bill for enabling
the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland to Contrad- for
the Earl of Orinond's Duties of Butlerage on Wines
imported into Ireland.—Read a first-time and oklered
to be read a second time to-morrow. _ _ .

On the Motion of Sir JoHN SINCLAIR, the
port of the Committee on the Scotch Forfeited Es-
tates was referred to a Committee of the whole
House to sit to-morrow.

,The Irish Revenue Regulation till was read a
third time and passed.

PLYMOUTH HARBOUR.

Lord HOWICK stated, that soon after he came
into the Office be had the honour to'hold, it was
represented to him that certain Embankments in the.
vicinity of Catwater, in the Harbour of Plymouth,
'were likely to prove extremely injurious to that
Harbour. - He immediately dire&ed a Survey to be
made, under the . direaion of an eniinent Engi-
neer, the result of which went ,to confirm the
representation made to him. He then order-
ed a , detailed,Report, which. was not prepared till
tile 18th of June, so that the present was the earliest
time at which he could bring it before the House.—
He should now. move that a Copy' of the. Report,
and:an Extra& from the Survey; be laid before the
House, and referred to a Sele& Committee, that it
may be ascertained'whether the embankthents al-
ready made were attended with such injurious ef-
leas as to render it necessary to destroy them ; or
whether any measure should be adopted to prevent
'injurious embankments in future, such as rendering
it necessary. to have the. consent of the Crown be-
fore any embankments could be ereeted in situations
where any injurious effeds were to be apprehended.
He moved, that there be laid. before the House a
Copy of the RepOrt made to the Lords of the 4d-
miralty by Messrs. Rennie, and Whitby, on the 18th
of June, relative to the Embankments at Cat Water ;
with an Eicfrad of "the SUrvey of Plymouth Sound
made by the smile Gentletnen, so far as related to
the Embankments' at Catwater.
The Papers were ordered, and imMediately -pre-
sented by Lord HowicK—on whose Motion they
were referred to a Select Committee, to report to
the' House 'the matter theieof as it shall appear.
to them, with ' their opinions and observations
thereupon. . .
The SECRETARY at WAR wished
.to know from
an Hon. Member whom he now saw in his place
(Mr. Ronso), Whether it was his intention 'to in-
stitute any proceedings on the Papers laid before the
House some time since "on his suggestion,' relative to
certain transat:lions in the Barrack Department in
the hie of Wight
.• Mr.' Rossolq considered the business as taken out
of his hands by' the Chancellor' of the • Exchequer,
who refused the Papers when moved for by him,
and then moved for them himself three day's after.
If the Chancellor of the Exchequer Would look after
the abuses mentioned in the Papers, he would leave
the business with him,' otherwise he would make a
Motion on the Subjeti on Friday. . .

The SECRETARY at WAR conceived that the ob-
jea of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in produc-
ing the Papers, was to make it appear, whether
they could prove the abuses which the Hon-Gentle-
man said would be -made evident by them. He gave
notice, that he would to-morrow move for further
Papers on the subject.,
A Message froM the Lords 'required a peisonal
conference with the.House:in the Painted Chamber;
on a matter concerning the good correspondence be-
t Ween both "F,louses. A Motion to attend their
Lordships. Was agreed
.to, and a. Committee ap-
pointed to manage the conference, at the head
of which was Lord HOwick.
On the return of thb Committee, Lord HOWICK
informed the House, that the Managers of the
'Lords had stated, that nothing. was more, wished
for by•their Lordships
,than that a good understand-
ing should stet s:st betivken both Houses, and that
as nothing could conduce more to this than a,cloSe
attention to the forms and privileges of both Houses,
their Lordships had taken into consideration the 14-
solution of . the Commons- of the 18th of June, or-
dering Lord Teignmouth to attend at the Bar of their
House as a witness. Their Lordships had sought
after precedents for such a proceeding, but only one
precedent could be found, that of Lord Balcarras, in
the year 1779. Their Lordships, therefore, re-
commended to the House to consider of their Re-
solution, and this deficiency of precedents, and how
it may affeCt their Lordships' privileges.
On the Motion of Lord Howicx., it was or-
dered, that what had been offered on the part of
the 'Lords, in the conference, be taken. into consi-
deration on Friday.
Lord Howicx presented an Account of the Ex-
pences of the Subsidiary Corps employed by. his
Majesty on the Continent in. the years 1800 and
1801.—Ordered.
Sir W. lowa postponed from Wednesday till
Friday the notice given on the part of Lord Temple,
of a Motion on the.Oude,Chaige.against Lord Wel-
lesley.
Lord MORPETH postponed from Wednesday till
Monday his notice for bringing forward the East
India Budget.
The East India Shipping,Bill. Was read a third
time and passed. The .Report of,-.the Slave Ship
Bill was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a

ttiird time to-morrow:The Irish Revenue Rezull-
tion Bill went through• a Csoinnlittee 5 the RepOrt to
be received .to.morrow.

Mr. KER gave notice, that-he would early in the.
next Session move for theippointment of a Corn-
mittea to inqiiire generally into the Aas relating
to the Roads in Ireland.,

Mr. ALEXANDER brought in the Bill for the Im- 1
provement of the 'PebsionS- of Greenwich Hospitsl,l
and for appropriating additional Shares of Prize-mo- 1
ney to that obje6l. Read a first time, and ordered It
to be read a second time to-morrow.