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London, England, 1808-05-12 00:00:00

SOTS I 1.1D1C41 MILE.

. OaLthii inetion for the third reading of the Bill
for the b6tter Regulation of the Courts of Justice in
Scotland, .

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Lord LAUDERDALE again adverted to the inade-
quacy and imperteetion Of the measure, and com-
plained of its inattention to the introdtglion'of the
'Trial by Jury, and its oniission in making any resu-
latipo in the 'fiends Court...

The LORD Ct►ANceLLon said, he though it much
safer to proceed gradually than too precipitately in
,these reforms. As to any regulation of the Tieties
Court, he was of opinion that such regulation should
forth the subject of a separate. Bill.
"•Lord ii.kwxEseuay took a general survey of the
merits of the Bill, and was confident it would prove
very beneficial to Scotland, by removing many at
inconveniences which it was the objed of the Bill
to remedy.

The 13W .Was then read a third time, passed, and
ordered to the Commons,

The Irish. Militia Pay liiU, the Irish Militia Cloth-
ing 13111,, &c. were brought up tr•om the Commons,
dud read a first time.

The Bills on' the table were advanced a stage each;
sifter which the House adjourned.

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HOUSE OF COMMO NS.
WEDNESVAV, MAY 11.
The Hon. GEORGE A. COCHRANE and •Wtt.,LIA”
Es(l. took the oaths and their seat, for
Grampouncl.
Mr. LONG presented an Account of the niinli)L9-
of ()dicers wanting to complete the ,:Volunicci-
r • the Roth of ApTil, t;',08.--Order6i r.) tie
.•

ef-Acir.rrYi tiritv7r, t'oe.
frifr Irwin& beet .was *Drat fed
esd a thirl dim.: Tic,;:..y nem.
Leave was given to bring in a Bill, to regulate the
Fees payable by persons charged • with Treason, ar
the Astzes and Quartrr Sessions in Ireland.
Ordered, on the- motion of Mr. FosTp.n, that
there be laid before the House, an Account of the
-Balances in the hands of the Postmasters-General,
in the year 1807 ; also of, the Monthly Dalance in
‘l.lk!‘ hands of.the Treasurer of the Ordnance, and of
The Barrack-Ma4ter-General, in Ireland.

Ordered, on the motion. of Mr. LUSRINGTON,
that there be laid before the House a Copy of a
Letter from Charles Loitg, Esq. dated the :31st of
July, 17g8, to the King's Advocate-General, rda-
tive to any appeal respecting the proceeds of the ship
Etrusco,

Also,- on the motion of, Mr. Logo, a Copy of a
Leiter, from the King'lt. Advocate-General to the
Secretnry of the Treasury, dated the 20th of July,
1798, containing extracts of his Majesty's Attorney
and Solicitor-General, relative, to the proceeds of
the ship h'trusco. These .letters were then present=
el:1; by Mr. Huskisson, and ordered to lie on" the
table.

Mr. flusKissoN brought in a Bill for repealingthe
liities on all Licences, and granting others in lieu
,of the same. Read a tint time, and ordered to 'be
read a second time 'on Monday next.
Ordered, on the motion of :Mr. Rosa, that .the
`House do resolve itself into a Committee on Friday.
next, to consider Of a Duty on‘Coflee imported into
this country i• also to allow the exhortation of coffee
and sugar from the West Indian, to parts of Europe
south of Cape Finisterre.
Mr. NVIIARTON reported the Three Millions Ex-
chequer Bills' Bills' Bill, and the One Million and a Half
Exchequer Bills Bill ; which were respeekively or-
deredto be read tt third time to-morrow.

Colonel B.AnaY deterred his intention of moving
for leave to bring in a Bill for consolidating the Irish
ledion Ads, from the present, to next Session of
PAirliament.•

,Mr 4 HUSKISSON gave notice, that he should on
Monday next, move for leave to bring in a Bill to
improve the Land Revenue of the Crown.
Mr. 'WHARTON brought up the Report of the
,Committee, of the whole House, respeOing the
Duty on Corks; • when the Resolution was agreed
to; and a Rill ordered accordingly.

COPITTEE OF SUPPLY.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
Order of the Day for a Committee of Supply, to
which the several Accounts presented by Mr. Hus-
kifison on the 6th of May and yesterday, and the
Petition of the Levant Company, were referred. The
House then resolved itself into a Committee, Mr.,
'Wharton in the Chair.

l'he King's Message, relative to a Provision for
the Duchess of Brunswick, having been read,

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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUIM expressed
"eciusiderable satislattion that it would not be neces-
sary for him to enter into any detailed statement, ill
order to induce the Committee to accede to the Re-
solution which be µ•a.a to propose in cunsequence of
his Majesty's most gracious Message, which had just
been reMd. It would be idle on this QVCailOil to en-