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removed by this Bill. tie therefore, with great
plekiere, seconded the Mori,-,'l.
Caw/ PF.ROKER said, he should upport the
Motion with great pleasure I he la,nittuted chat there
were many Pari,hel in Ireland without Churches,
and he hoped that some steps would be taken to re-
build them.
Air, WICKIIAM replied, that this Bill did not
relate to PariskClurAel, but Government had that.
objeet in their contemplation,
LenVehlqS given to bring in the Bill.
Mr. POLE said, he thought it necessary to uy
a few words with respel to the Ordna Bill he
was about to propose to the House. TI cation
of the Bill was to establish a Dep&t for finance
itit
Stores at Weeden Beck, in Northamptonshire, which
from its central situation, and its immediate con.
nedion with several of the great roads and canals, '
Was peculiarly well calculated for the conveyance
of Stores to Woolwich, and difFerent parts of the
Country. It was also proposed to establish a Troop
of Horse Artilleryi ai Weeden Beck...—He then
moved to bring n a Bill to the effed stated.
A short, conversation took place betsvecn Mr.
WHITBREAD, Mr. PCILII,-arld Mr. SARGENS with
resped to the Powder Magazines at Purneet, %%hen
leave was given to bring in the BIN.
Mr. WHITBREA D expressed his surprise that
no notice had been taken of the Report of the
Committee appointed to investigate the Abuses of
the Navy ; he certainly expelled that some' Hon.
Member would have brought the business before the
House:prior to this period. He then moved that
copies of certain Examinations taken before the
Commissioners, should be laid before the lHouse.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
assured the House that no negled had taken place
with respea to the business alluded to by the Hon,-
Gentleman. His Mitjesty's Ministers wished to
pay every attention to that subjea this Session,
but he must be permitted to remark, that the Hon.
Gentleman had not given notice of his Motion in
a regular way, he therefore hoped that the Hon.
Gentleman would not press any Motion on the
'consideration of the House at present.

Watraa 4 A 2) then withdrew his Motion, and gave
notice of it fur Monday.
'Tice Ar roit Nay ( rtivt.a.AL brought in a Bill to remedy
certain detects in the issue of Exchequer Bills which was
read a first time and ordered to be read a tscoild tittle to-
morrow.

Mr. Grt.nsbroughtin the Bribery Oath Bill ; !which was
read a rinit time and cot-km(l to be printed
The Ordnance I.ao is 13111 was read a third time and passed.
Mr. Al.lt X ANDER brought up the Report of the Commit-
'tee of S ppl y. The Resolutions were then read and agried to.
Mr. CURRY moved to refer the Petitions presented ht the
Tanners of Cork, Linteria, and Waterford, to a Select Com-
mittee to report thereon to the H0u5e......-Agret.ti to.
Mr.CARTII3HORZI:4OIIght up the Nary Estimates; which
were ordered to iie on the Table.

On the Motion of the S gest Er RY at WAR the Militia Pay
1;i I I was read a 'second timle, and ordered to be committed to a
C )itimitteeof the whole_ House t0..r00l row.

The Soldiers* Pass Bill
.was read a third time and passed.
Air. VA /4111'TM( T moved fora new Writ for the eleelion
of a Member to serve in Pwliainent for the Borough of
Northampton; in the room of the,flou. E. Bouv zit u.
Mr. Cost a v moved, that the Committee appointed to
prepare the Estimates for the l'ay and ClOathing the Militia
of I refund he revived; —Ordered.
Mr.• Ft TZ ER ALO moved for an Account of the Sums of
Money levied by the Grand juries of Ireland, for the last tea
years, distinguishing the amount of each year, and each As-
size : and alsothe amount of Sums levied by them for the
„.
Mr, Cott t v gave notice, that he should move t')r leave, to
bring in a Bill to regulate the raising of Money by Grand ju-
ries of Ireland.
The County Bridge Bill was read a third tune and passed.
The House acijourrwl at Six o'clock.

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