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• The order of the flay for the /louse going into a Coin-
teittee of Supply being read,
Mr. P iVe moved, That the several Accounts presented on
the 6th of March, and the 6th instant, be referred to the fetid
Committee.—Ordered.
The House then went into a Committee of Supply, Mr.
A L tX A NeLit, in the Chair.
Mr. Piz r moved, that 2500°1. be granted to the Crignan
Canal, and se,ocol. towards the expellees of the Inland
Navigation fre-9 Inverness to Fort William.
Ile also moved the usual Sums annually voted for the dif-
ferent Officers and Departments of the House of Commons ;
all which Were agreed to. The House resumed, and the
Report was waved to be received to-morrow. _
Mr. Hoax taros moved for leave to bring in a Bill to en.
able the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts
to allow vouchers, with which they were satisfied, though
not stamped.-=Granted.
Also fora Committee to prepare Estimates of the Ex pences
of the English and Irish Militia, and of the Allowances to
Subaltern Officers in the Irish Militia.—Ordered.
Mr. ALIOCANDILit brought up the Report of the Stipen-
diaryCurates' Bill.
The A TTOR XV-G 'tele AL moved, that the Bill be print-
ed, as amended, and the consideration of the Report post-
poned to Friday.
Sir W. Doia ix wished the Right Hon. and Learned Gen-
tleman would deter the consideration of the Report a few
days, as he knew the University of Oxford had many objec.
tions to it ; and as the Bill would not be printed till to-mor-
row, it would be impossible to send them a copy, and to
receive their answer by Friday.
The T TOR NXY-G &NE* AI. objeeed re this. He said, the
Bill would be printed as speedily as possible, and if the Re.
port be taken into consideration on Friday, the Bill might be
read a third time on Monday, and there would be full oppor- 1
tunity for that learned Body to transmit their objections
fore Monday, so as that the Hon. Baronet might submit any
amendments that learned Body may suggest, on the third read-
ing. He did not, however, suppose they could make any ob.
jections that would have any great weight against the Bill ;
and it was of importance it should proceed with as littledeLly
as possible, lest it should not pass through the other House
before the enctof the Session.
Mr. I. U. Bea we s and Mr. W. DICK IWIOI4 spoke short-
ly against any delay.
Mr. ALEXANDZIt thought it was of irnportsnce to have the
opinion of the University of Oxford, and was therefore in fa-
your of delay.
The Ai-rev/ay GIENER At. acceded to what he thought
the opinion of the House, and the Report was ordered to be
taken into consideration on Monday.
The Bill for regulating the affairs of the Paymaster-Gene-
rays Office was recommended, several amendments adopted,
and the Report ordered to he received to-morrow.
The Committee on the Irish Stamp Duty Bill was deferred
till to-morrow.
Mr. Su A w presented a Petition front the Bakers of Dub-
lin, praying relief in allowances, on account of the high price
of all taw necessaries of life.—Ordered ' to be referred to a
Conimittee.

Mr: Hu arc t ago pr moved, that the House will, on Friday,
resolve itsol (into a Committee of the whole House, tl.l cone•
shier ol Farming the Post-horse duty. —Adjourned .

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