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HOUSE Of PEERS,
FRID,Ay, MAY 28.
Pitay.totys to prayers being read, their Lord-
ships in a Committee of Privileges resumed the
consideration Of the Rev.
~Mr. Brydges's claim to
the patony of Chandos, and beard Counsel and
evidenee thereon : the furtlyr consideration 'of the
case was deferred till Wednesday next. •
'Prayer's :weretheti read, and shortly after the
Royal Assent iven, hy),Coinmission, :to seven.
teen Bills,' amon Which were the Lottery and Mi-
litia Officers 'Allowance ACts, and the 'Temple-bar
Bill ; the res were of private and local descp•-
ie aiateri
•
titan.
The Lords commissioners were, the Lord CHAF-
CELI,OR, Lord NVA,LSINGHAM, and Lard Chief
Justice ELI:ENBOROTJCH. • •
Lcrd rimy. nt
the'
addressed a Setif ob_
servations'to the HouSe, but in such a low tone of
• 4-
voice as precliided us from hearing their particular
import, The generaVsybje,a, as we could
was the Representationof the Irish Peerage ; and
in~ WhiCh, we conceived, his Lordship to allpde to
the circumstance of Lord Viscount Somerton, one
of the representative
.Temporal Peers, lieing en-
titled to sit under one cbnititikiiion of the Reguiat-
-'ing AF}; also as Archtii of-Dublin; 4vhiCh his
Lordship seemed 'to thinlc could not regularly be
.done. 'The result, as •we understood, was, that
his Lordship's proposition on the suhje4 was or-
dered to be referred to the Committee of Privileges.
Several Petitions from Peers of Ireland; praying,
that. their claims may be allowed, were 'presented,
and their patents, &e. handed in,
The Bills before .the House were forwarded in
their respeetive stages.
The Marquis of SALISBURY reported His Ma-
jesty.'s answer to the late Address of the House.
The Irish Loan Bill, the Stamp Duties Bill, and
the Irish National Debt Bill were bronght up from
the Commons by Mr. ALEXANDER.
Twelve Private -Bills'Avere brought up from the
Commons by Sir jo'inq Sit..9l,Ata, Mr, VYNER,
Mr. C. Duwrmsi,., and othel• Gentlemen. These
being severally -Vellitt-altirsritire, and some private
business disposed of,"their Lordships adjourned till
Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, MAY 28.

Til E Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House
to the House of Peers, to hear His Majesty's Com-
mission read.

The SPEAKER, attended by several Members,
went to die House olPeers, and, on. his return, in-
formed the House, that the .Royal Assent had been
given, by Commission, to the 'Lottery Bill, the
Militia Subalterns' Bill, the. Liverpoof Exchange
Bill, and several private. Bills.
TheHull.Docks Bill was read- a second time, and
committed to a Seleet Comn3ittee.

A Message from the Lords infornied the Howe,
that their Lordships had agreed to the Irish Sugar
Drawback Bill, the EleaiOn Oath Bill, kind several
private Bills. . !
An Account was presented from the Exchequer,
of the net Amount of the Permanent Takes of Great.
Britain, for the year ending the sth- of April, t Soz,
which. were ordered to Vie on the Table and
.to be
printed. .
. ,
The Franking Bill was read a thirti time,, and
passed.
Lord GI.II/4:B ERVI E mored for a Committee, on
Monday, to consider of the Dutch Property Aft.—
Ordered.

The Cotton Apprentices' Bill was ordered to be
read a third time on Monday.

Mr. N. V,-\NSITTART moved for an instru6lion
to the Gentlemen o.iwointed to bring in the Bill for
exempting certain' Legacies from the Ditty charge-
able thereon, to 'make prdvision for the granting of
further time. for, the Stamping of certain Deeds, and
for amending the ,L4ol,,itlic 36th of his present Ma-
jesty, respeaing Legacies.----Ordered.
Mr. N. VA,NSITTART then brought up the Bill,
which was read a first time, and ordered to be read
a second time on Monday.
Mr. N. VANSI TTAR T brought up a Bill to enable
Seamen, Soldiers, anti Marines, in the Service of
Great Britain, during the War, to exercise Trades
in any Town, or Place within the Kingdom, which
was read a first rime, and ordered to be read a se-
cond time on Monday. -
The House having resolved itself into a Com-
mittee -to consider of granting a Compensation to
'the Sugar Coopers of the City of London, for any
Losses sustained by them in consequence of the Im.
provement of the Port of London, came to a Reiolu-
tion to grant Compensation to the. Stiglr Coopers,
Owners of Lighters, and otherg.—Report on Mon-
day

.
An Account was presented from the Treasury of
Ireland, of the General Heads of Expenditure of a sum
0f.33c5,0001. granted for the Service of the year
18ot, whiCh was ordered, to lie on the Table.

The Workhouse Bill passed through a Committee.
Report on Monday.

Mi. N. VANSIITART moved for a Committee on
Monday, to consider of the Allowances now made
on the present Payment of *amp Duties.—Ordered.
The Committee of Supply was po'stp:med to Mon-
day; as was ilso the Committee' ofi Wa- Y 3 and Means.
Mr. N. ATANst rTART gave notice .of his intention
to move in thejatiii;
_on Monday, to gic'e power
to the Corimlisi6i.ico of.Hack.ncy Coaches, to in-
crease.the co;iches.

The Hou3e-having' tesolved itself into a Com-
mittee on the :,toort.-'of the Committee on Expiring •
Laws came to 'a Resolution to continue an Aa of
the 39th of hi:; present Majesty, for the better En-
couragement of the British Fisheries; also to con-.
tinue 'an Ait of the 6th of his present Majesty, to
prohibit the importatien of Wrought'Silk,'and also
tO continue anAa to prohibit UnlaWful COmbina.
tions' of Workinen.—Report on Monday.
The. further .conSiderafia- n of the -Report 'of the
Irish Militia Subalterns' wits f.Ottponcd till
Wednesday. ••'

The Rather co.:(_;2?-ratinn r'f 'he Peron on the

Scotch Militia Bill; and the Voluntiiistoips Bill,
was deferred till Nicinifigy. '
The I.,and Tax kedeinption Bill was read a second
time, ip(tcoinmittea for We4nesd'ay.

The on the Poi)licConnte Rill was
postponed till Wedne.sday. .
The Binking'fund Bill was read a -CCO4 time,
and committed for Wednesday.

Adjourped at hag i)istfivpiill Monday;"--

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