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London, England, 1809-06-21 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

t TUESDAY, JUNE 20.

The Roynl accent was given by CoMinission to the
Appropriauon Bill,,the Judges Salaries'' Bill, the Of-
lice Sale Prevtintion Bill, the Bankrupt Bill, the
Dianchestet 'Water Work' Hill, the Strand Bridge-
and other Bills, in all, public and private; 13.
The Commissoners were, the- Lord Chancellor,
Lords Walsingham and Redesdale.
The LORD CH,Aff:GELLort proposed two Resolu-
tions rvqproing theßoxborglvease, and moved that
they lihould • be taken into:consideration on the first
cause day in the .next. 'Session, and also that the
whole of the Roxburgh Appeals should be taken into
consideration on the same day.—Ordered.
Local was brought back from the
.Commons by Sir James Graham, and other Mem-
bcrs ; agreed to without ;amendment.,
AitljOu trie till to-morrow (this day),

HOUSE 9F CONNONS.

TUESDAY, JUNE 20.

The Deputy Usher of the Black Rcid summoned
the HouSe to the Honse.of Peers., The,Speaker on
Lis return declared that the Royal Assent had been
igk to by Commission to the Appropriation Bill, the
Judges Salaries' Bill, the Sale of Officvs Bill; the,
Iliinkrupt' Laws Bill, the: Strand .Bridge Bill, the
I‘,ll3chester. Water Works Hill, and several private

- A. person from t lie Commissioners ofWestrni n ster
Brfdl;4 presented their quarterly accounts.—Ordered
to ha'Ort the table..

Mr. °wept, from the rtireaors of the East India
.Company,-presented accounts of the India. Revenue,
&c..pursuant io an Order of the House.
CRUM:V. stated, that he bad some ob,crra-
li,inir,,to: mak, on this account, but would reserve
biniselitiU he, saw the President of the Board of
Contrttul in his place.
The Acconnt was ordered to lie on the table.
Tlie Local Militia Bill was read a third time and
passed:
Slr•Gttotton HILL presented a Petition frOm the
Irish .Grand Canal Company, complaining of hard-
ships imposed upon them by some parts o 1 the Dub-
Workii J3iU, , Ordered to lie on the table.

the more to be regretted, as the time drew nigh
when the liciuse'would he caned upon to decide
whether the systena of t7g3 was to be continued.—
He expressed hi 4 hope that the Chancellor of the
Exchequer would make no agreement with the
Company for the renewal of their Charter, in the
present state of darkness; and he also hoped that-
the House would not be called upon to do any thing
precipitately. He then moved that the Account be
printed. •

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Mr. DUNDAS observed, that he agreed entirely
with the Honourable Gentleman, that the Govern-
ment ought not to give any pledge to the Company,
nor call tlpun The House to decide, till it liad.got
eve!)• possible information. 4fhat the papers were
not all arrived was co fault he Direaors.

Sir Jout4 ANsyttFrliEtt confessed that the India
Expenditure was at present somewhat above their
income; but this was owing to the wars--a circota.
stance which added every year 'to the debt of this
cuuniry. "I he Account was then ordered to be
printed.
CANADA.

Mr. P. MooRE gave notice of a motion ,for next
Session respemitt the state of Upper Canada, whicit
he understood to have been for some time time tilled
with discontent, owing to the misconduEt of the
Goverour.

Mr. I'mtclivat, and the SvisAKta .linggested the
propritty of not entering upLyn any statement on
the subject at present; the former becaose his Noble
Friend (C.4stierekigh), who Inuit be best acquainted
with the circUtnst:lnt:e, was not present; the latter,
on the point of order.

Mr. Moons said be would nat have -said any
thing on the subjea, had he' not been furnished
wish documents.
IRISH PRISQNS.

Mr. Marne next, on the behalf of Vt.. Sheridan,
who was absent, gave notice, for next Session, of a
motion reTe6ling the condu& of the Inspectors of
the Irish Prison%; and also of a motion concerning
a breach of the• Privileges of the lieuse,- connected
with the subje& just mentioned.
The SPEAKER thought it irregular to' talk. of a
breach of Privilege, and to leave the matter at rest
till next Session.