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London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

This Day was published, Price Ss. in boards,
THE TRUE 'CFIURCIEVI ASCERTAIN_E D ; or au Apology for those of tlx Nl:War Clergy,of
the Establishment, who are sometimes ,called • Evangelical
Ministers ; occasioned by the Publications of Dr 3. Paley,
Hey, Croft; Messrs. Daubeny, Ludlam, Po/whcle ;
Fel-
lowes; the Reviewers, &c. dec.. . .
By JOHNOVF.RTON„'‘,I3.
4' Be ready always to give an answer to' every man that
4, asketh you a reason Of the hope that is in v_ou."

Sr. Pt:Tir.x..
gg We have in fa& lost many of our people to _Sectaries, by
not preaching in a manner sufficiently Evangeliepl, and we
shall neither recover them from tile extrzivagant;ics into which
they have run, nor keep them from going over to them, bht
by returning to the right way."—Archbishop Seeker. -
York : Printed by j. Wilson, and It. Spence, High Ouse/
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IAIPERI4L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

MONDAY, MAY 17.

Tax- Bills before. the House were tOrwardcittin their repec-
tive stages.
Softie routine and private business was disposed of. 'The.
Appeal which stood for this day, was- postponed..
On the Notion ,of Lord HOLLAND, the .13oth Standing
Order of the House, which relates to the exclusion of Stran-
gers, with certain exception's, was ordered to be taken into
coesideratiori on Wednesday next; - and their Lordships to be
summoned on the occasion.

Eight Private Bills were brought up from the Commort.i.
by Sir JOHN FREDgRte, rt: GLYNN, Nlr..F.Asie, and other
Gentlemen—which being read a first time, their Lordships
. ,
adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, •
MONDAYi' 14AY 17.
• The Temple Bar Bill was reed a third time and passed.
The London Coal Market Bill, was read a second time, and
committed to a SeTea Committee. •
' Mr. BUR non, moved, that the Accounts presented for the
last ten years by the Chamberlain of the City of London
relative to the Orphans' Fund, should be referred to the
Committee- on the Coal Market Bill ; which, after a few
words from Mr. Lus trict- ot•:, was ordered.
Mr. CHARLES DeNto.ks moved for a Committee of the
whole House to-morrow, to consider of so much of the 22d
.Geo. 11 I. as related to Debts incurred on the building of
Poor Houses, and, the employment of the Poor belonging to
one Parish in another.—Ordered.
Mr. ALE Xi, NDER brought up the Report of the Mutiny
Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to.
be read a third time to-morrow. • • •
Mr.•ALZXANDER brought up the Reparlof the Militia
Subalterns' Bill, Which was read and ag.reed to.
. The SECRETARY at WAR proposed a Clause relative to
the Allowances to Surgeons, which, after a short conversa-
tion between the SECRETARY at WAR, Lord BELexAva,
Sir Win. ELrORD, and Sir WM. LEMON, was agreed to, and
the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.•
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Marine
• Mutiny Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill or-
dered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Volunteer'Corps Bill was reada second time, and coin-
mined for Wednesday.
The Election Oath Bill passed through a Committee.—
Report to-Morrow.
The Sick ET AR Y at WAR moved the-Order of the Day for
the further consideration of the Report of the English
Militia Bill, as he had, he said, .several Amendments to
propose, he wished the Billto be then recommitted, in order
that-the Amendments might be received, and that it might
be taken into further consideration to-morrow.
The House having resolved itself into a Committee,
• The SECATA ki at WAR proposed several Amendments,
one of them, that no Reginient of less than three Companies
should have an Adjutant, and anoth6r to empower His Ma-
jesty to cause to be enrolled, in ca:A; of emergency, the re-.
:naining zo,ooo Men, to complete the whole number of
60,000, of which it was intended the Militia should consist.
Some conversation ensued between' the SECRETARY at
WAR, Sir W. W. WYNNE, Sir W. ELFORD, and Lord
STANLEY, when the Aniendments Were agreed to, and the
House- having resumed, the Report was ordered to be received
to-morrow.
The Lottery Bill passed through a Committee. Report to-
IlkffoW.