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IMPERLIL PARLI4I.2I/IENT,

MUSE OF P,EEV,
MOND4Y, JUNE 10,

Lord ,ELPITINSTONE tot* the oaths and his seat.
A Message from the Commons informed their
Lordships, that the points respetaing which the Corn-
reittce of the House of Commons wished to examine
Lord St. VINCENT were, the repairs pf theltomney
and La Sensible,
Lord SIPINIOUTII stated, that Lord ST. VINCENT
was willing to attend the C.'ornmittee of the House
,of Commons,
•The BishOp of ST. 'ASA Hi, agreeably to the notice
be gave on a former day, moved, that the Order tbr

couTrpitting the l'ancr:Ls Poor be discharked,
with the view, if that Motion should be carried, to
Jiiave that the Bill be committed th4t day three
months.,
The Earl of SUIPFOLIc‘ supported the Motion.

The Loft]) CHAICTent,Lon opposed it, and urged
the necessity of committing the Bill. The, Hous,,e
awn divided,
Contents 7—Now-contents 31—Majority against
the Motion 24.

MR:JUSTIC-FOX.

' The' Report of the revived Committee on the
a,e;ainst Mr. Justice Fox being on the Table,
7,l[N-rt.) moved, that the , minutes of evi-
.
~,•:eted for the use of tt)e Members of the
• %, •
LonO enAl,reietwa had already.statOd his.
.
to thi4 proceeding; and observed that, on
former oecasiods, it was petitions and charges w-hich
were delivered. to the party accused, but by no means
Papers printed fir the use of the House. So cautious
e'ere their Lordships of this the triar:of Mr.,
ila4irers that to the Resolution forprinting the
deice for the use of the Aftnpliers of the House Was •
ad led word only. He therefore now' proposed('
to amend the present MotiOn in the same manner,
that the evidence be printed for .the use of
fie Meinbers of that House only:
Lord J I.A.yvICESittYRY. approved of the Arnendinent,
on the express tinderstandlng,, that to the evidence
now prodUced, the same degree-of publicity should
be given as to that taken; at the Bar.
I'he "LORD• 01-14.1VCE1,4011 was only anxious
Ito record upon the journals the principle of confi-
niugthe Papers printed for- the use of the House. to.
Members only.' It`was remarked, the other night,
that the Courts below would take care of themselves ;
but'he assured their Lordships, he greater evil could
happen than that which had occurred in conse,:e
cntence of the Sort of example set'by the House,
• in perutitting the publication of Evidence during
Mr. Hastings's impeachment, and whibh was follow-
ed by the publication'Of Evidence in unfinished trials
in Courts of LaW.
Lord Marro explained ; after which the Motion
was agreed to, with the Amendments.
T4e BiShop of Lormott Moved the second reading
of the Stipendiaq Cfiratee Bill. . •
The Earl 9f StilTdtk supported the Bill, and
•stated, that he had obtained a great, deal of inforroa-
. tion, in letter's Which he had received from Curates,
in consequence of the 'Advertisement he had given
them to explain their situation to him.
s.
The Lou n CLIATiCIILLOU approved of the prineiple
t,f the liill, bit pointed out several clauses s hieh ap.,
pcared to, him obje&icnable, and -which required
the serious 'cousidqation., of their Lordships. His
j.,ordr;hip observed,. that he had never advertised for
the cemplaint of. Curates, but that be-was actuated
by a -sincere wish to do 11 the he ceuld_to that
and re;pectable'class of peeioric
- 'The Feiri of Bit :I)G ENV ter was,of opinion, that
thebest way of promoting the interestg cif •Religion
was to secure the Residene of Incumbents. The
effect of this Bill; however, would be,to place'every,
wleere ti.Aaitteli in their stead.
The Marquis of Bo ciuNe-nAN did not appiove.of
tll, fete; elau4‘s of the Bill, but rather than it slieuld
be lost, wished it to, pass with all its imperfections
on its , -
The .Bishop of Sr. As.,ir it strongly sappertecl the
Bill. fie was ,Certain there would 'be no objection
to it when it Tshould be rightly Understood. The
principl, of the Bill was' to securp the Residence of
a Clergyetian in each 'ntrish. A -
Lord AUCKLAND- spoke iii favouleof theßill, and
Lord Fere W NI against it..
• The Bill. • was then read a second time.L-Ordered
to be. cominittedmil Thnrsday.
Lord \V%l,slticrLlAM said, he.. •was desired- by a
Noble Marqui4 (AtmaeontaYto infoi'in their •Lord-
ships, thatte wbuid to-morrow propose; a
,time for
proceeding. (other in the case of Mr.. Justice Fox.
Adjourned; • '

HOUSE OF COPIA/lONS.

MONDAY., JUNE 10

I.Ard TITYNNr brought in a Bill for the better
Recovery-of Srnl Debts in' the City of Bath; which
Was read a lira time.

A Thin for arpending the laws with respe& to
Fartninp• th. 4 Poor, was read a hid time and passed.
Mr. V\rnrrnalt-ko moved fur an .A.ccount of the
311114 of the Warrants of the Treasury which were laid
112f0...0 116. Majesty on the 0, th of May, 1800, re-
kc...ding the defietenees in the Account of the late
darn Jollicoe, Fs q: as alio the names of the persons
ca whotn the sai4 Treasury Warrants were,issued.--
,

Mr. Wl/1113#EAD 'also an f rac;,ol.
• r—Account
,of
the balances in the hands of the Receivers Genf,
of the Excise upon eac!i quartet,. from the sthroaf
pnwryt. 1793, to the sth of Januaryry in the present
~,k0 the names o t.h persons in who:; hands
the ;aid balances remained; The. lion; -Mernber
also rnoVedfbr an Am:watt of. the Names of those
l'ersons in, whose names Navy, Viaualling, aucl
Transport Bills had heen ftnided in the yoria 1794,
and 170, for sums exceeding the value of
4?0,0001.---T14,'e. several Accoiuits were then or-
dered.
-A Person from the Bank, pursuant to' the Order
of the Ilcu,;e, presented an i\ecount of the unclaim-
ed Dividencl, ; which was reeeii-ed, and ordered to
lie on the
The E4piring Laws Bill, the LosoltyLoan Hold-
ers! Bill, tho Irish Militia Pay .ima ch,thing
the'Lottc;ry till, and the Bill r regulating the .Fees
Offtc4tit L7Aand, were ;severally read a Second
titnest:mid ordc.u..ed t 9 Lie cixtnu444tor to-ww;row.