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London, England, 1807-07-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.,

ROUSE of PEERS.

MONDAY, JVLY 20.

The Marquii of BuTE, the Earls of GLASGOW,
CIVOJTESTEEti and KINGSTON, took the oaths and

Lieu serlts.

tr the Appeal
," May v. Wharton," Sir Arthur
Pigott was heard for the Respondent.—Further hear 7
log on Vl/41cluesday.
Mr. How:lot/5s, Lord C. MANNER 6, Sir EDWARD
KNATCHBOLL, Sir PATRICK NIURRAIi; Mr. CHAP-
LIN, Mr. GRAHAM; and several other Members of
the ,House of Commons, brought up, the Lottery
Bill, the Members of- iarliament Equity Bill, the
Irish CuStoms Fees, and a great number of 'Private
which were read a.first time.
A considerable number of private Bills, on the:
table were 'forwarded in their respeCtive stages.
The. Earl of SUErOLK .rose in pursuance of his
notice, znd after 'adverting ri.) what he had Stated On
Friday, OA there were same points relative to the
Dolence of the. Country, the subject which it was
his intention to bring before the House,' which it
was not fit should go forth to the Public, moved to.
clear. the Bar,

Strangers were accordingly ordered to withdraw,
and remained excluded for about half an hour. The
doors were then opened, • and after going through
some private btimess, the House adjourned till to-,
tnorrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY, JULY 20.

The Carlisle and Westminster Court' Bills, the
Christahnrch Poor Bill, and. the Lottery Bill, were
read a third lime and passed. • .

POOR LAWS.
.1
Mr. MELListt, presented Petitions from the parish
o 1 St. Ji)hrt's,, Wappinw, the parish et' St. 4\ on's,
Soho, the parish of St. Andrew's, 1-I.,lnoin; against
the Parochial Sclidol to the Con
Mr. TiI6RNT.O,N presented a Petition iron) Ma - -
gistrates of Surrey against the Parochial Sqliool Bill
end the Poor's Bill.-01.iicred to ,be referred
to the Ci) on the furor •r BM.
Mr. MaLlastr
,prosenteri Petitions from the Pa-
rish, of St. John's, Wapping, the Parish of St. Ann's,
Soho, the Parish'of.St. Leonard's, :ShoreditCh, , the
Parish of
.St.. Sepulchre's, the Pariah .of St. Giles's
and Siy C.l.eorglt'4i tht.! of St. Paul's, Coi/ent-
garden, the Parish of St. Pancras, and, the Parish
of St. James's Clerkenwell; against the Poor's Belief
if) lie on the table till thu second
re.ichlig of the

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Mr. StYIIWN presented a Petition auinst the Phi-
lanthropi, Society .A.lntoty Bid, from tNt P.trish Of
Mary-le•baue.---Ordert,cl to be reic'ricd to the
Committee.

on. the rnoticr of Mr. FJ: THOUNTON,
was read a second time, and Ordereci to re.terred to
a Com tilh tee..

COIOIIO SIittILIVY gave notice, tbiir to-rnorrnw he
wool(' move fine • leitve to bring in a BilT for altering,
the Poor I,aws, so far- as regarded Settlements, and
other pointii. He was desired to do 50 by the Coun-
trof Laticaper. The liciase 'would judge whether
such a Lill ought to be -posed this Session.

mart tA,
The Militia Pay Bill, the.rlilitia Adjutants' bill,
the Militia Subalterhs' • BiH, and the Irish MUitia
Pay Bill, were read a.secolid time, and ordered•to
be committed to•morrow.

Sir lon N NEWPORT moved fora Retursi of 'the
number of Gallons of Spirituou4 Lighooi.distillel in
Ireland (inring the.yearq 1803-4-5-6-7, tip to
. the 'latest eriod to whith Ihe wine mull be
tam ; to. ether withlhe Duties on the dis-
tinguithing the gmarters, find' the rates of Dutie,,—,
Ordered.

The Irish Distillery Bill was reported, and tilt)
Am to.—. Ordered agreed to.—Ordered to be read a
becond time on Wednesday.
The British Museum Bill %vas reported, and or-
dered to be read a third time to-morrow.

fbe Irish Customs 13ill,was committed, and several
Ameti,.iments 6,ade.7--Reporl. to-morrow.,
Sr; CtiAaLtA PoLz Presented a Petition frOm Ho-
-bert and S;nnuel Eyre, rSpt.t4;tint,, a claimlto priie-
nJotwy on 4 citintir.,d Vesitl.—Ordered toft'e. on thi
table,

Mr, Row presentt4 a Nition fr9m it Mr. Chip.
matt, stating that thel'etirioner ha t diie4t...red a tiff--
lA:Meet) tins long hair inid the slCni of srAts,
swering the put pose of rnanufai;turiOL, lims; which
would save a consiricTable stun !o the'i\lettion in the
importation of fur, and claiming, some
.tew'ard.'...
Ordtered to lie on the table.

r,rhATTott tt4Y-Gt,t4ettA I. brought in the Escheat
end Forfeiture Hills—Read n first and ordered to be
Jr:.?4 a' second time on Wednesday.

Sir JOHN wi,lied the second reading
<if t Jill to be po,tpritii-d from Wednesday, as
soother matter of area iniport:tnee stood fur that
aby., .
The CiIA:NCXI.I.O,It of the Excirenuett could not,
))owever, at to any delay, ag they Were pressed
i't,r time, but the subject-lnight be very well 'dis•;,
14ssed cm the qty!stion.of the Speaker's leaving,' the
chair. The second reading, therefore, still stands,
fur Wedne:iday. •
' Mr. DUODALE prtsentert Petitions from the Town
pf Liverpool against the Parochial SchOol antl Poor's
'Relief Bilk, the former ordered to be referred to the
Committee, and the latter to lie on the table.',

MILITAIOLINQUIRY.
The CHA NCELLO qf the EXCHEQUER, per-
swim to notice, moved tbr leave to bring in.a Bill to
'continuo the Military Inquiry Commission till the
-Month of June next. In making' this Motion there
.was no occasion to enter upon any discussion. There
Was one part of the subjet:t, however, to which he
wished to refer. Sy the original appointment, these
Commissioners were required to examine into the
Auditor's Orfit'e; Subsequent to this, however,
another arrangement had been made Ly Parliainent
for this pgrpose; and it therefore became Matter of
doubt whether the above duty remained binding on
,the Military Cotrinirt,sioners. The new 13111 would
1,3.n0v0 she doubt, end there could be tit;(titiesticbn
11,01 theywould he telly competent to enter upon
any inquiry Into the fk.titor's Office also, With
„,ord w the inontit of June next,
wo doir,l4 that zliookt he undergo:xi tiolt
' •• ;: • $ •

it Was not proposed with any strong expeaation hit
the duties'wonld be finished by that time. Buthe
Commissioners had been consulted, and they &sled
that the Commission should not be continued !ny
longer for the present. If it should be found
ie-
cessary to continue it any longer, they wished to
come again to Parliament for that purpose.---. Ve
4,,
given.
ARMY AGENCY. • -- •

Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE, according to, noee,
moved—ist, For an Account of the Balances fur or .
against the Army Agents., up to the. latest periut as
'far as the same `Could be sascertained.--,v,d, The
State of the. Futids for, Pensions to Officers' Widows,
Ihe names of those entitled to Pensicir7s froth this
Fund, and the expences of distributing the.satne.—
ad, The application of the sums granted for the
Compassionate List ; the names of the Persons hav-
ing, the benefit of it,,and the expences of distri-
:bution.

Mr. LONG, Mr. Rost, and Lord CHARLES So-
:hlllitSET said, that it was scarcely possible to wake
hp the first Paper called for. The Motions were,
however, all agreed to.