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HOIJSE OF PEERS,

MO DATA APRIL- S.

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ColiNsz t. were finally heard on the Scotch Appeal—
,Scott, ,after which their Lordships dcflerred the
furthet consider'ation of the Case till the first Cauie Day atter
the Eastcr-recets.. .
An Officer of the. late Parliamentary. fstablishment of
Ireland, presented the. Journals of both Houses of the Parlia.
merit of tharpa'rt of th•e United Kingdoin, pursuant to a re-
cent Order of their,Lordships;.which were ordered to lie Lan
the •-• •
Certain,. AcCountS of 1111.... London Flour and. Meal Com-
paq, dire*Etel-to be laid_before Parliament, were prestinteti
by the propitr OrtiteFatttmC Bar.—Ordered to ime oh the
Table. . L. . , •
The Bills Before tte I-louse were forwarded in their respec.

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tilie Stages.
A few Private Bills were brought up from the Commons
by Mr. ORmt; Mr.,`l..'nscEw.s,'and other Gentlemen, and
seve;ally read a first time.
Lord flo'it gave Notice-, that he should to=morrow
move for the.'ffilmks di the House to the Navy, Army, Mi-.
litia, and Pencible Corps, &c. for their services in the tahtra
of the late Waf. Adjourned till to-morrow,

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY, APR IL 5.

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THE SECE:FT4,Iiy at WAR" gave notice, that he ehould
morrow se'nnight, move for leave to bring in a Bill to consv•.
lidate the laws respecting the Militia of the North and Soutn -
of Britain, and some other Purposes.
The 'Sot e iCt fort Cs NEIL AL' moved for leave to bring in •
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a Bill for vesting certain lands and tenements in 'Trustees-, for ,
promoting the interests of His Majesty's Ordnance Service,
&c. at Woolwi'cii. —Leave granted.
The Bill for. repairing County Bridges, &c. was ,ortiered to
he reed a second time to-morrows.
• Serveral Petitions were presented from Bath, York, and
other Places, against the Income Tax Bill.—Ordered whir.
laid upon the Table. '
Mr. TYRWN4TT adverted to`a Notice which had- been
given of a Motion to inquire into the receipts; &c. in cruise_'
quence of Leases granted.of.Estates in the Dincily of• Corn-,,
wall; and said, he hoped the lion. Gentleman who had given -
that Notice would postpone it, as lie was in hopes the Ser.'
vents Of His Royal Highness would be enabled to take such's
steps, and snake such arrangements as would remove all.,
difficulties' upon that subject, and render the Motion unne,
ceSsary. •
Mr. NICH,OLLS said; that his objea,-by the notice wh_lr -
he gave, Was to make such inquiries as, might lead the Honed •
to tansider whether any; and what proiedion, was necessary'
for the patrimony ,of His Royal Highness-, which he con-
sidered as an important thing, and in which the Public were,
interested: but, from the suggestion of the then. Gentlemen, •
lie was satisfied that such motion would hot now' he nee' ,
cessary, at least at present. -Should it become necessary, if
might hereafter be- made,, as he conceived the subject to be.
interesting to the Public, and, that the revenues of the Heir-
Apparent to the'Throne were proper subjeCti for the care and '••.,
,es
attention of that House.
Mr. N. VANS tier ASICT moved; .That there be. laid before ,e-e:,/;-'
the House, an Account. of the gross pi-educe of the
On Strong Beer; from the. month of f uty"l7s's; down to theifi4e.eellH
present time, distinguishing each year, Soc. tebether .vith
average upon the whc,lee
An Account of the gross produce of -thee-Duties on Table,-41$-!'
Boer, in like manner.
An Account of. the groSs p*roduce of Small Beer, in like
manner. •
An Account of the Duty 'on Malt] fcir the shme petiod, &c • :,;?••;
An Account of the gross produce of--the Duty on Hops lose:: -••
Seven Years, ending on the sth -of July aor, distinguishing
each year; &c. together with an average upon the whole, ,
An Account of the allowance paid to Brewers out of the '
1613.1 t Duty, &c. for three years, ending in• July 179 e, loge.
ther with an average upon the whole.
An. Account of the amount of the Drawbacks allowed on
the Duty on Strong Beer,' &c. for the same period.
An Account of the Drawbacks also on Hops exported for
three years,- ending in jhly isor, distinguishing each yeat,
together with an average upon the whole. •
An Account of the produce of the Assessed 'taxes, for
three years, .ending the sth April 1802, distinguishing each
year., and the Duties paid during that period; &c.
An Account of the, Imparts and Experts, Tonnage, tee,
on Ships, commonly called the Convoy Duty, from its 'cont..
mencement to its. termination, distinguishing the Exports to
different parts of Europe, Rte. .
These were all ordered accordingly;
' Mr. ALEXANDtx brought up the Report of the Commit..
tee of Supply, all the Resolutions of which were read and
agreed to. .
Mr. ,ONES adverted to a notice which he bad given con..
cerning the War in India, arid stated, that he had been re-
quested by some Gentlemen On the other side of the House
to postpone it till after the holidays, and said, he should -
therefore bring it forward on the 27th or this rholith,
This produced a conversation, in which Mr. Poe;e, Mr., -
W. DUNDAS, Mr. JONES, and Mr. WALLACE te-ekt part,
and which ended in an understanding that the subjett should
be brought forward on the 27th.
Gen. GascoyNs moved, that tilde be laid befOre the
House an account of the Quantity of Rum, Sugar, Coffee,
Cotton, &c. imported into Great Britain frain the West In-
dia Islands and Plantations, &c. for the...last three years, dis-
tinguishing each year; 4c, which was agreed to. ' •
The CIIANC.ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, give
-Notice, that ,he should ,to-rriorrow move. for the
Thanks of the.HoOse, ..to the Navy, Army Mili-
tia, Fencibles, Volunteer-Corps, Cavalry, Joiantry,
&e. for their services during the- war ; and, he took
Occasion • to'observe, that with the permission of
the House, he should bring forward on Friday next,
instead of , to-morrow, the proposed restridions of
the money payments at the Bank-,'and he assigned-
as a reason. for that delay, that
.upon inquiry he
had found the pet'iod was not so near expiring as
at first- he thought. . .
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. The different Accounts moved for; by Mr. VAN.
sITTART, were then brought up by the different. Of-
ficers of Excise and'Custorns, which were referred
to the Committee of Ways and Mpans.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Mired
'that the different Ass of Parliament of the .39th
and 4.oth, &c.,of George M./ imposing certain
Duties, &c.
,should be referred to the said 'Com-
mittee.. ' ' • .

, THE BUDGET.

He then. moved. the Order of the Day, that the
House 'do resolve itself into a Committee of the
whole House, to consider of the Ways ant,. Means
for raising the,Supply, and Mr. ALEXANDER hay_
ing.taken the• Chair,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, 'that whatever might be the refleEtions which
presented themselves to his mind, at the present mo-
ment, he should abstain from uttering any, except
those which appeared to .be absolutely neeessary'on
the present. occasion ;- because he was well aware,
he should- have too much occasion to ask the indul-
gence of the Committee while he trespassed: upon
them, which he apprehended, w9Uld be. for some
time, he. therefore wished -to make no observa-,
tion: bin
.such as Arpeitred to to be caliF4