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HQUSE. OF COMMONS,

' . • TI4uRSDAY, a
JUIiE
.
:rile, Lords intimated by Message,
.that they had
/ agreed to die Irb=h Pladernen and:Pensioeers Exclu-
-sion Bill, to' the Bankers Notes, Forgery Prevention
' Bill",* arid: to several, Private, Bills. . -
Mr. 14AGGP, broutrht up the Report of the Com-
mittee on the Herring Fishery Bounties, which was
;agreed tO, :and a Bill' was orderede to be brought in
pursuant to it.-. , •
'BR AGGE brdnght up the Report of the Com-
onettee on. the EXoiring Laws, whidi was agreed to,
and 'a Bill was. ordered in tiponit. . • .
The Report of the Committee on the Irish Ab-
sentee Duty Bill was read'ankaiireed to, and. the
Bill ordered to be read a third rime on Monday.
• The Report of the Committee oh the Bill for the
better Collection of Debts due to Hts MAIEs-ry,
in Ireland, was read :but the Bill was recommit-
fed, and some alterations made in it. The Report
was ordered to be received to-morrow. -
The Report of the Committee on theSalarY, and
Allowance to be -granted to theindges of the Vice_
Admiralty Courts in the West-Indies, was brought
up,.'read, and agreed to ; and' it, was, made an in-
struetion to the Committee on the Bill for regulating
these Courts, to make Provision accordingly.
....The Order -of the. Day being read or the third
reading of the Armorial. Bearing and Hair-powder
Taxes Collearon Transference. Bill, a few obser-
vatinns were made by
,Mr.joieas, and replied to
by Mr. VANsITTART, respeaing the Clause for
*ranting a compensation to the persons who have
been employed ie the colleaion of these Taxea. In
• the end, the farther consideration of the third read-
ina• of the Bill- teas deferred till to.merrow,
,
The Order of the Day for the third reading of
the Insolvent Debtors' Billfbeing read, -a Petition
'was presented froth a person now confined for debt
. in Ireland, who is excepted -by name in the. Bill
from any of its benefits, statinkhis ease, and pray-
ing that lie: may not be exempted from receiving
the beeteleeof the Bill.
it A said a few words in favour of the
prayer of the Petition. .
• Mr.' TIERNEY could see no reason why any of
those Who are excepted by name in. the Bill should
be excepted, and unless some cause should yet be
Stated for these exceptions being made, he should
- move for expangingthis Clause altogether.
The' Petition, in the mean time, on the ogees-
eon of the SPEAE.EIk; WaS brought up, and ordered
to tie on the Table; ' .
Several other Pet it ions.from persons arrested since
the first of to which time only the benefit of
th'e. Bill extends; were:presented, in which the several
.C:iSea of the Petitioners were stated, and in which
they prayed to be included ire the Bill. They were all
brought up, read, and ordered to lie on the Table.
• The question leing thee put for the third reading
of the Bill,
i\ar. nakaon. brought op a Claire which wa,
adopted, :for extending 'tlie benefits of the to
all persons` "who having been in confinement before
the first of March, hat=e been liberated without their
consent, and to, protea
them from beingagain
-fined at the Suit of the same Plaintiffs.
A Claese was mkt presented by Mr. TIERNEv,
agreed to by the House, for ptomain all
persons who were in etanfi nemeet for Debt before the
ist -of March, and- were liberated with.or without
their torment, 'from being again arrested before the
passing of this Aft, at the Suit of the, simie
11ir. JONES took occasion to observe, that he
underatood that a great nut aber .of the ''fradesmen
and Shopkeepers in London and 'Weitminster would
be very 'much injured by the lateneSs of the period
to which the influence Of this Bills extends, and
that many of those indebted to them, who are able
to took ativantage of the expectation of this
Bill being paseed, to .throw themselvds -into con-
finement, in order to evade payment altogether.
:With every wish, therefore, fot the telief of the
unfortunate Debra,- he feeling .that the•interests,of
the bir creditor ought as tnneltto he' considered as
the relief of the Debtor, meant to move an Amend- 1
ment, to substitute in the Bill instead• of the. first
of-March, the frost of jainiary last, and if this al-
teration should he made in the Bill, it must also be
made in this Clause. He then in:wed accordingly.
After a few observatiens from Mr..BE.AGGE, the
/merriment was negetti yeti; and the Clause, as on-.
.ginally MOved, agreed to:
AnotherPaue as mcve Iby Mr, Bit'AccE, and
agresd to, to extend the proteelion of the Bill to
'Taokrupts, who by some neglea in conforming to
the stria forma of the Bankrupt Lawa, have failed
in proeurieg their Certifieatee.•
Mr. -TIERNEY ilex; Moved to expunge the
Clese which exempts four per-ems by name, from
the beeelit of the bill. He thoubht it absurd sod
unjust .for the House to pass such a Chmse, because
`no cause has been shewit to it, nor evidence laid be.
fore it, why such an ex*eeption shoitld he made.
Mr. CC' RY olds' rved that he could not agree
to' eepunge this ainse. MI these four persons '
'ere eXcepted From tl'ie benefit of a former Bill of
this kiod, paased by the. Par;iamcnt of 'lreland, on
good and seeicient grotiods laid before it, he had no •
doubt. One of them, he understood from a friend,
was the person who committed a gross fraud upon
Ge.eieral Coxwity, tile nature Of wiliCit Mr. CARRY
atatel Holbo. This he. believed to have
been the cause of,hi> being v.:emptied from the bene..
it pas:;cd..by the Parliament of Ireland, and tone a a

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