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London, England, 1805-05-04 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, MAY 3.
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Mr. II IMO resented the Petition voted unani.
mously in the Meeting of the Freeholders of Mid.
(lieges, at Hackney, on the subjea of the Tenth
Report, and of the Abuses in the Public Expeodi.
tune.---Ordered to lie on the Table.
The Sheriffs of the City of London presented at
the Bar the Petition of the Lmd Mayor, Aldermen,
and Common Council of the City of London, in
Cquncil assembled, against the prayer of the Catlin.
lic Petition, now un the TA& of the thiuse.--Or.
dered to lie on the Table till the day fa taking said
Petition into consideration.
Mr. VANSITTAKT presented certain Papers relat.
kg to Depositions taken in the jail of Kilmainhatn
Dublin.—Ordered to lie on the Table. ,
Mr. Lc YCESTaIt iiifOritird the House from the
Bar, that pursuant to their Order he had waited On
the Lords with their request to their Lordships, that
they would permit Lard Viscount Melville to at.
tend the Committee appointed to consider further
of the matter of the Tenth Report referred to
them, in order to his being examined, and that their
Lordships had signified their intention to 4ind their
answer by a Messenger of their own.
Mr.
.161'Ff RIES gave notice, that he should on
Monday make a Mutiun relative to the ntintlier of
Vessels that had been fitted uut and stored in His
Majesty's Tunis during the administratirin of Lord
St. Vincent. '

Mr. Tr ti NI Y. submitted ‘vhetli:r Lilo Hon, Gen.
denial) ought not in candour to state 'nature of
Ole,Piapers for which he intended to move; and whe.
tiler, if he intended to make. them -the ground of
charge upon the Noble Earl, it would not be mire
fait at once to move for an inquiry into his con_
ddi, than to bring forward a charge upon an ex parte
statement,

Me. JEFFERIIII stated his objet} to be, to pro..
cure a document whereby the comparative state of
the Navy then and at present might be ascertained,
and whether the fitrmer Administration of the Ad.
miralty was entitled to the approlut ion of the House.
The CHarrc st. Lott of, the Exciti,QUEß brought
up the Bill for continuing, for a time to he limited,.
the Mt for appointing the Commissioners of Naval
inquiryj Read a first time ; to be read a second
time on Monday.
Also the Bill for appointiog Commissioners to in.
quire into the different departments-of the Public
Expenditure therein mentioned, and to report there.
on to the House. Read a first time; to, be read a
second time on Monday.
Mr. Fox presented the Petition from the High
Bailiff and Eleetors of the City of Westminster,vor.
ed unanimously at the Meeting in Palace Yard, on
the subject or the Tenth Report, praying. Pallid.
merit to follow up their Resolutions of the Bth and
toth of April, by such measures as would secure
the punishment of Delinquents, and the correetion of
existing Aboses in the Public Expenditure,
Mr,'Fox in ruing to move that the Petition do
lie on the Tablet stated, that he had never pre-
sented a retit On 'from his Constituents on 4 Publk
Question with Ito few signatures ; hiit' the Petition
had been agreed to so' unanimously by all classes of
persona whom he represented, that it was deemed
unnecessary to affix many signatu(es to it., The
Petition was ordered to lie on the Table.
CATnoLtc ?LT/I'lON.
Mr. FOX observed, that as the day which he had
fixed fur submitting a
.Wintitni to the ldnu,e on the
bubleit of the fiefito,n 0,1 the c:atitolle Body °pm,

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land was so bear, he deereeti it proper to late
opportunity of stating, the re:icons on which
lit
proposed to defer that Motion from the tothm
Monday the r3th ino. One reason was, thattnary
Gentlemen interested in the discussion were "'II/
Ireland, and could net attend on Friday. Vit
was a sufficient reason, but it was not the 1.4141
one. Another was, the importance of the busloell
which was to occupy the attention of ,the Haw
next week: His Hon. Friend (Mr. Whitlgo!)
had a Motion of considerable importance, whirl,
together with the .other Motions noticed
veral interesting subjects, would, perhaps, falliel
Gentlemen SCP much as to render it Incontritillei
to have his Motion brought forward on trik.
He thought this was a fit time to state for the in*
iprrenlcia%teiwoorlds,GroTietlynieenlV;otheiostlii II:ha:1;1111i dot lira
submit to the House on the subjeft. MOW
would be, that the House should resolve'intoit NO'
mittee of the whole House, to consider 91 ell
matter contained in the Petition, and whethPrit
would be expedient that all, ot any'of the purrs':
contained, shbuld be complied with, or whcibet"
middle course should be adopted for plietilia,
ipeit
anc deferring the
.decision upon the'fret f
claims ; or whether or not some collateral 2140
ineCtinb‘r the wishes of the pciitiones Ant •
be eligible.
idp,:ire,am.ye,,fririo.rernetiodfutfhtoslixretiiihPisxswe.oeticitrituhipirto.uner, and should, therefto
Pa!• Dr. Dt/IGENAN declared himself hots
the Motion of the Hon. Gentleman.
The Papers relative to the attainderer.7:„o,
Grogan, Esq. in the Parliament of 711:
on the nition of Mr, Mittel.; ta.,. eidetic ir
the Public, Ordered sitcoonfltiedet'llpesrininlAtuer iCalittlfattille:SuAgrlf,
Tlie .SaGa T ART at WAR brought lIP r)f,
counts of the ExPeti=xes of the Volunteergtlfe"'
tiered to lie on the Table.
COMMITTIig OP SyPPLY; goto
The CHANCELLOR of the ExonrcUl, 1111 „pit
Order of the Day for going into a Coaltelll%o
Supply ; and on his Morten, also, the Extrorw
riesof the Army, the Expences of the Volfo
in Great Britain and Ireland, and the deficielci
the Consolidated Fund were referred to lb. sib
Commit tee.
The House having resolved into a gommitiee's
Mr. ALEXANDIR in the Chair, the folloveinl
ti
were voted :

To
rni air;rfockrsSedevi riolgvatrercy,e i Lid
Services
laseteoi
rlt earrwtExcess
tnhoeyf.,ctololveuenrEuti E.y!ti Otf7r rstdthl
o:xt
06 0 *,lO : 1 C
present year - - . • " '"I
To complete the sum of five millions granted
to His Majesty as the five
surplus of .ar 0#
31°47"
the Consolidated Fund - _ .
To Defray the Expences of the Volunteers In ilt
_ 11600 e/
Great Britain and lrelattit. -
The House havint been resumed, the RePitivil
ordered to he recived on Monday. nd 00
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The Irish Loan Bill Was Cdinfrititeat
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Report ordecia to be received on Monday•

Chairvii
Bill, 0:l
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Ii 00; tillllf AhGe
ttli9gttiohuolietnßtsgttloisoaHn
chatBAN Kti.iNe osrl'erix:l,ll,ALo too lig
uttieptwiesssoteect:taliseirtipyilriaeortpihocaarrittitlyeono‘tm:a:ilLehli,litil.erielibillsllll4:l
/las in any other stae of it. tie observed• 111;01
vary little,
ivit eti
icrnliea,tis °i
since C e which
it em
ppea r e ti that the olge 00,
tiiiiitioaeunigrcieetti lbaettihiriign
(s)itnnilymtitlwiacathyp.a,gtratin:ft Itrheelan:mi:ar;:::::001:
quence of the very large quantity of PO" tiototi
tokens, as they Weft; called, Were, iti lb, ditf
if at all, better than poet ; any at; veil
vvould be subjed to great depreciation) be° 14.
little benefit to be derived hum this tneasure..oo,
to serve Ireland effAitc4d
would be to restore a real silver coinage `..ialif
ErnivialdtsewCaroomminbittee on the icioi BA:4mo
under the Royal Authority, aad thereby to as_.., Al
late the Cuinago of the two countries as neeryovo
possible. Fur these reasons he could not lin"
the Bill. ht some IA • 00 d
itir. PRINCEP said, he thoug no
thould be put to these ts)kens, and noP ed a stand
coinage would soon take place.
Mr. ROSE said, the silver token' gridwcrdtt°lcheersll
a_h...,ve the value of the price or dollars,
fore l I t
re thou there was no fear of the IP 0010
eicms entertained by the Hon. Gentleman "iio'con,
last l'ut one. It had been fur a long ultike,,, theta
templation to make a standard cotriages w" 1
Intivluiesnit,:gifebe.c.
jerife1.11:41.3ii..1,01,,,E0tE,l
jii,r,:itpascoiscais::: osiirictw:
chiitc.olllo, al t9oll6:Enr:Autrt:tsiLlet:(:icito
restored,, every thing w4suld be much cheapbeasi6is
tciwt%trvirtilrofte7csulsnhui:leCaidrto.iruteolninciat:tr:rt
eh ewso:lmt°11:11 t .id‘t'ir a' ry l
considerablew a innumerable
sgprel':ll :hi n d: °alliti
than 'ken °Wei
large quantity of Paper had been latch' Id goo
clot), and therefore necessary
to the assimilation of lin coinage 01'1 nolders'
it
tf
was
thisas llersi,unbidices'agtiol cut
that
tib"re:ql:l.llrticirile,Yttei:Agn.cochse‘eV:icwoirhYorecas!onit:
.
speedily as possible.
Mr. LEE said,whO
certainty ass
made the uljeetion t tohtehifs{°Bni°lllll),rilni:ol4isitMheniublAell;l:o4':lia
• i Irelano .
not ac with the situation n tio Oren,'
Silver .
inv‘wi.teohintinictlghdo fnwosattns :It lrhgestu' ern nsa,llY ‘lvlceeirrecbuani(4intwiL°liindnrear.w°lll:::tksfrof PiPlici'll.:;
lation, and it was neceisary some(111 4, no ciral#
_substituted in their stead, as there is no how,
medium for small payments., frlicthe quantlti
ever, one of those who did not thnr. „ jovial
of Paper that had been in circulation ""Lve#4.oo4
to Ireland ; the fa't had ritver been Pr_Yvio held
till it was ao, he should differ from illas
t bliti
that opinion. :tied fo ,
Mr. FOSTER said, very little renia'icht troll
to say on the subjettt. There was at .I;r:er'hange'
cihttess in Ireland.for want of `mall
51 fie resttic'
arid as it is'only to continue so long As it tiros,
.e con co
titan of the flank frctm paying in sl'eci getion neck
die Hon. Gentleman who msde this alii ocipelf
it Will be cit ord.
have nn great apprebenion. i and its
tOuvenienr t‘., the
li-vide of ItclArg;

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therefore the Bill Would have the approbation bt the
House,
Mr. jorINSTON2 said, he doubted whether these
Pieces of silver would continue lung in circulation.
assts s.sd.each, People would And an advantage of
, eight and a hay per Cent. and would send them to
this Country to make their payments
lan so much in the rate of Exchange., and thereby
Mr. FOSTIM said, these tokens are to issue at
St. sd. but would be ten per cent, under the value
of Spanish Dollars and if eight and a quarter, the
drenie of excltaoge, was added, it would be near.
ly 19 per tent. : when to these are added the in.
toevemence of 'carriage, and the wearing of the sit.
/et by frldion, there would be thought very little
dialer of their being sent to this Cuuntry.
Nir.VANsITTART said a few vv,irds in favour of
be Bin; and the House went into a Committee.
The Clauses were read and agreed to, and the Report
was ordered to be received on Monday •
The Report 1, on the Property Tax Bill was brought
and recommitted for Thursday next. g
„ The Order of the Day for going into a
Vioatunttee,-% upon the Irish Small Note Bill be.
Ing read after some short conversation from Mr.
4ortilt and Mr. tee, and some Amendments pro.
P5Ed, the House went into a Committee •
after
'whichthe Report was brought up and read, and or-
ted to be
e taken into further consideration on
meted.
next. The Bill was then ordered to be
I'44lThe tetend reading of the Land. Bi
)1"M-until Wednesday next. ll was
tt:.t,teoncl reading of the Paymaster. General's
welt;tostutti......„Bil.l.., and the Irish Land Partition Bill, The rneu until Monday next.
Houk then Adjourned until Monday.

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11110 Letter front Alcibiades to the Prince of Wales ;
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