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London, England, 1802-06-10 00:00:00

Mr; 704'ES said, he would not advise his Ron:
Friend to let ambition fire his mind upon the pre..
sent occasion, but., to a certain degree, he consi-
dered the propositinn in the same pint of view with
-`rim. He would ask, 'if the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, who was perhaps the first puYic Officer in
Europe, had half suet a stipend ? To the present
CI-I;,ncellor of Ireland he could agree, bona fide, to
give the sum ; but in the present situation of this
Country, he requested the Right Hon. Gentleman
to pause, and he urged the lateness of the hour and
so thin a House, as objeCtions to deciding upon the
point : however, if it were ultimately voted, he
should, be the Minister whom he may, propose
that he should have a larger salary than he now

enjovs.
Lord- CASTL EREAGH spoke ably in support of
the Motion. If the compensation was not con_
tinue6, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland would not
be in a better condition than the Chicf Justices of
the inferior Courts in that kingdom. He would
support the Motion, not on personal grounds,
thoucih- he highly respected the Noble Lord who
now filled the office, but as a measure of public.
justice, and as one highly advantageous to Ireland.
Mr. MOORE followed on the same side, and at
some length supported the Motion. In the course of
his observations, he begged the Committee to con-
F;,ler that the sum of ro,oool. was not proposed to
be tdl:en our of the Public Treasury, but merely as
Much as would make the present emoluments amount
to that sum ;—this could not be so much as 4.0001.
perannum : and from some calculations, which he
entered .into, may contingently fall short of that
sum.

Mr. RoßsoN took occasion to enter into some
Ic;ilculations in support of certain propositions which
he had in the first instance advanced.
"The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER spoke in
explanation.
Mr.ORMSBY spoke in favour of the Motion, and
in a speech of some lengthcdisplayed much ability
And knowledge of the subjeEt.
Mr. RoßsoNt said a few words in reply ; after
which the question was put, the Motion agreed to
by the Committee, and the House resuming, or-
dered the Report to he received to-morrow.
Mr. LEIGH stated, that he should, to-morrow, move for
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of the making
Provision for defraying certain Expences incurred by Com-
missioners, Clerks, &c. employed on occasion of Contro-
verted Eleetions in Ireland, and in the Return of Members to
serve in the United Parliament.
A short explanatory conversation took place between the
Hon. Gentleman and Mr.W. B. PoNsoxßY, on the nature'of
thi3 intended proposition ; after which the notice was taken
down accordingly.
On the Motion of Lord CA S TLFR EACH, the Report upon
tlne Petition of the Sierra Leone Company was ordered to be
referred to the Committee of Supply, on Friday next.
The farther consideration of the Report of the Committee
of Supply on Thursday last being moved, the Resolutions
of the same, among which was the proposed remuneration
of Dr. JENNE:a, were read a second time, and agreed to.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that
he should on a future day move for an Address to His Ma-
jesty for a sum of money which would completely cover
certain ex pences which Dr. Jenner had been at.
Mr. E t L tsoN wished to know the probable amount.
The Cru,NCELL'OR of the EXCHEQUER replied, he ima-
gined it would not exceed 5001.
Several fmancial papers and documents were presented by
Mr. 17.-,.Nst•r" A RT.
So:ne Accounts relative to the Population of the Country,
were presented by the same Gentleman, who, to account for
some deficiency in it, adverted to some apparent negled of
the Sheriffol Sutherland.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Commit—
tee, on a proposition respecting the Dnekes upon all Goods
imported into Ireland, Sugar excepted, which being read,
was agreed to by the House, and a Bill ordered to be brought
in accordingly.
The Ar-roareEv-GENER At. moved the third reading of the
Police Bill, in which some additional clauses were introdu-
ced ; and after a few words from Messrs. Jo NE s and Eet.i-
soN, the Bill was read a third time and passed.
Mr. VA NS ITT Artr presented a Bill to equalize the Rate
of I'ostage of Letters between Great Britain, the French and
Batavian Republics, &c. which was read a first time, and
orderek'i to be read a second time to-mefrow.
The Report of the Aliens Bill wes received and agreed to,
and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Report of the National Debt Reduelion Bill was re-
ceived; some Clauses were proposed by Mr. VA NS IT T A RT,
and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on
Friday.
Mr. VA Nsriere.Fr brought up a Bill to permit certain
quantities of Wheat to be exported from Southampton and
We; mouth, to Guernsey, jersey, &c. Read a first, and or
dered to be read a seconcLtime on Friday.
.The House resolved into a Committee on the Land Tax
Rale/notion Bill, to which some Amendments were made.
Tne House resuming, the Report was immediately received,
and ordered to be taken into consideration on Monday next.
The House, en the Motion of Mr. VA N SITT ART, resolv-
ed into a Committee on a proposition for making a Free Port
set the Island olefortola, on the advantages of which the
Hon. Gentleman expatiated at some length, and concluded
that the Chairman bedireeked to move the House for leave
to bring in a Bill to that effect, which being agreed to, was
done, and the 13111 order. .d to he brought in accordingly.
The House in a Committee upon certain Stamp Duties
p',d on I iourances, came to some Resolutions moved by
Messrs. VA NS I ter A al. and Oa MSS y, for the abolition of the
same, and creating otie.-rs in lieu thereof. The Report was
ordered to he received' to-morrow,
Several Orders of the Day were postponed till to-morrow
awl futiire days.
Mr <)ea.,EY moved for leave to bring in a Bill to require
Peones keepiv, Lfi_enseet Lottery Offices, to divide into
Sh..res a certain. Numbjr of whole Tickets, which was
orde,ed 3c:.ordieely.

Mr. 0 r.m NB"! ilien.stated, that it was,\the intention of his
iht Hon. Friend (Mr. CoRR NO to move for a Bill to ena-
lii& tiri Lords of the "Pteasury in Ireland to dispose of the In-
terest of the Crx.vn in. the late Parliament House, in that
part of the Vnire,l KiriNlorn.- -
Mr. ROIiSON ''a•-.•e.,,otice, that an Hon Friend of his (Mr.
NLCVIOLLS I-neve-on Friday, for certain Papers
relal..il;':: to or the Caraatie.
ALtx r, siated his intention to move, to-morrow,
for have to hf:r.,; in a Bill to vest certain Discretionary
Pown in the Lore Chuncellor of I %land, • with respect to

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other ordPrs of the Day were then disposed of; and
at IJne o'Clock the House adjourned to the usual Hour this
I ;ay .

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