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in .the Moti NOlether it was to be. for la3lpg the
eviatince on the Table, or communicating it to the
Learned-Judge. If it WAS produced at all he thought
it should be priqed.
Lord Et:LENDC RQU' it suggested, that e evidei
• ) ) •
e
should lie on the. Table for the inspeaion-and refer-
ence of the Counsel on both sides.
Lord
..Mit,:TO, was at present inelined to make the
procluetiop:of the
.evidence,..and the future - applica-
tion of it:, the ground of two separate Motions,
The Earl of CARLISLE gave notice, that
to-mOrrow, presenta Petition from Mr. Justice Fox,
.praying; that the evidence taken betbre the .former
Committee might be printed. -
•Oil the 'Motion of Lord Au o K Nri, the evidence
hitherto taken at the Bar of the House was ordered
to 'be printed.--,Adjoutned. • • • • .. •

HOUSE OF COMMOArS.

THURSDAY, JUNE 6.

Sir LAWRENCE PARSONS was sworn,_ and tOok his.
seat, on his re-eleaion, after accepting- th; Office of
one of the Commissioners of
,the Treasury in Ire-
land. • ' •

Mr. BROOXE presented Petitions from 39,000
Clethieti of the County of York ; and from the
Clothiers of Somerset, Glouceiter, and Wilts, in
favour of the Bill relating to their trade now before
the House. Mr. BitoottE observed, that the con-
tests now existing had lasted for three years. What
he,wished was an equitable arrangement between
Masters and Workmen ; he wished the law to be
reduced to a. compendious system, so that- the Mas-
ters and Work Men may-he atx)e. to understand it,
Mr. H. LASCELLES th.ouglit the present perioti of
the Session too late for introducing a Bill of such
magnitude.; he thought' arrangement necessary, and
the subjed of sufficient magnitude to engage the at-
tention of GOvernMent.
Sir R. BUXTON and Admiral TIBIIKELEY spoke to
the same cite& ; the latter obje6ted to the Bill, as put-
ting a stop to the use of all machinery.---The Peti-
tions were ordered to lie on the Table. •
On the Motion of Sir C. PRICE; the Report of
the Committee on the Bill for the Completion of the
Idondon Pocks was ordered to be re-committed to a
Committee of the whole House.
On the Motion of Mr. TIURNE,Y, the further con-
sideration of the Report of the Committee on the
Camberwell Water Works was put WI till Monday.On the Motion of .Mr. BAXZR, the BID for fle-
plating Contra&s relating to the Poor was re-com-
mitted. Some amendments were made in the Com-
mittee, and the Report ordered to be received to-

morrow.
Mr. BROOKE moved that the Bill for regulating
the Woollen Manufadure be read a second time on
Monday, next.
Sir loaner Box'rori moved as an amendment,
that the Bill be read a second time this day three
months:
Mr. BaooKE hoped the Hon. Baronet would
withdraw his Motion, in order that the ,opinions of
Gentlemen may
,be colleeted, for the purpose of
preparing a of general arrangement against the
next Se ion.
Mr. H. LASCRIARS wished the Amendment to be
v than wit, mith a view to turn the attention of His
Yi.ljeity's Government to this subjea, for the pur-
-1)04 of a
.complete arrangement early in the next

-Session.
Sir R. BUXTOIc consented to withdraw his AmeN,

ment.
Admiral Br, RK F. LEY consented to put off, the
se-
cond. reading tin .71onday, with a view to ascertain
the Sentiments of Government, but With the de-
termination to niove,,,that it
.should:then:be• further
put off till that day three months.
Mr. CR Envuir movitql, that the Qrder for taking into
consideration the Petitions. complaining of an undue
Ele6tion in the County of Middiesex be put off from
to-morrow till to-Morrow se'nnight.,Ordered.
Mr. Hunt issow wished, that, in consideration of
the absence of the CitANCEO.OR of theBxcnEmisa,-
from . indisposition, the discussion on the . Duke
of Athol's claims, with respect to the Isle of Man,
should' be put off till to-morrow. After sorne•stab
servations from Lord TEMPLE and Mr. CUICtiVEN; as
to the length of time this affair had been pending,
the further consideratiOn was fixed for te-morrow.
On the Motion Of Mr. WittvittEAn, soiree
tional Accounts relative to Balances in the hands of
the Receiver-General of the were ordered.
Mr. WurraßEArt also'moved, that there be laid be-
fore the House an .:account of the PersonS--M Whose.
names the Navy and,Viaualling Bills funded in 110'
and i 796 had been written up at the Bank ; but on
the suggestion :of. Me; LONG and Mr. RosE, he
changed his Motion into a notice forlo-morrow.
, • Mr.lloSz.brought up, the. Report of the Corkimit-'
tee on the Fish Bounty. .On the Motion of Mt.
VAN§ITTTo this Report. wit.B. ordered to be taken
into further consideration oh Monday.
On the Motion or Mr. Vimirr:r.strir, the Com-
' mittce on the Dublin Police Bill was put off .to-.
morrow. : It was ordered that the 'House should to-
morrow resolve itSelt into a Committee, to consider
of certain Graint; for Seciet'Services in Ireland,
STuitoas L'otiatti•Lbrought up the Loyalty
Loan CoMpensationtill, and the -Bill for Completing
the Crinan Canal ; which were read a first time, and or-
dered- to be: id a secend titne to-morrow; alSo the Bill
.for defraying the, Chines of Pay and Clothing of the
Militia of Great Britain and Ireland, the Bills for
IoWaTICS to Sulialtern OffiterS of Militia in Great
Britain and Ireland, and the Bill for the better col-
. le6tion of the.dUty on Paper in Ireland.
On. the Motion 411*. Fos.rEtt, the,,House: went
into a Committee to -consider of the bet means, for
unpros ing the Ilarhotir of Howth, near Dublin.--A
stun not exceeding in,6001, Irish, was ordered to be
advanced out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland
fir'this. purpose. --;--411e Report to,,be,-r6Ceired
morrow. , . .
The Trish Horse and Dog Duty Bill was reported,
and onith-ed to be:read a third time on Monday:
.• On thr;,Motion of Mr. HusioSsoil, the House
\vela hitot Committee on:the Spanish Wine Duty
Bill. •

ryfr. Ibtooxn wished the adcliti9nal Duty on
Sp'e/iill Wine to bo reduced froni 121. to 101. a ton.
\ii 1-1111,RIE-,o'l (s,..ittld not agree to this proposi-
f.o;), IA-11;..11 gay it... out by Sir C. i 1 o,
utif,,,,ourable to the flit- tracie.r.
BROOKE Prop w 6it'ton as negatived, and the
duty fix,ed Rt. 121. a ton.
The Rvort was ordered to be received_ to-mor-,