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INIPERLdL PARLIAMENT.

110E'SE OF PEEKS.
1110NDAY, JUNE IS.
'nit Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their respee.
rive stages.
The Committee upon the Aylesbury Eledion Bill was
Postptined till to-morrow.
An Other from the Treasury presented certain Accounts,
relative to the state of the Public Debt, directed to be an-
nually laid before Parliament.
The Order of the Day for delivering Judgmerrt reseeding
Certain Appeal Causes being read, that of Hug v. Lashley,
was postponed till Thursday.
In the Case, the Duke of -Queensberry v. NV:Outdo, a Pe.
anion was presented, praying that their Lordships would
alteritnd shape the lodgment of the Court of Session, as set.
tied and agreed upon by the Parties.
°t
~This being actording to the spirit of a former proceeding
their Lordships upon the Case, the LoaD
CHANCELLOR
delivered his sentiments thereon, which meeting the eons.; of
the House, the prayer of the Petition vvns granted, and an
Order made accordingly.
Upon the Appeal, Grieve v. Cunningham, the LOAD
CU: CILLO lt delivered his opinion upon the merits of the
lo!.:a eat considenble length, and concluded by moving an ad-
curiteentbott- its farther consideration till to-morrow, when
the nre_cons' a proposition for remitting the Case for
irF:
6urt of es. he rocee-
.)ourned. ordered C ; afro S sion
tie Houpse Aud-
.

IfOUSE OF COMMONS.
14oNDAy, -JUNE 18.
e Lord MAasstAst, Chairman of the Middlesex Eke-Hi:in
1; °Ttm.l..,T tee, Pnx. eared an humble Petition on behalf of Wil-
iiarn I itita„ wno had been doenrnitted to the Custody of the
serjearult•Arril; for misconduct, setting forth his contrition
for this (Mince, the inconvenience to his Family from his
Imprisonment,• ere. . which being read and laid on the Table,
?I tile.Noll_e Laid moved, that the Petitioner be brought to the
and "44ch;itgetl; which be was aceor.clingly, after rectiv-
fi frorn _the SPSA*SR a suitable Repnmand, and on Pay_
tile_kt ofhis Fees.
The 11111 for Suspending Penal Aclions, Ex. against Wool-
n Manufatturers was read a second time, and ordered to C°Zenn„Ltled.„___,tpt Committee of the whole House to-mor-
stirw,,, on* fug manonaf Mt. R. LasCgLtc,.
311;fAmis Et T2,44R 41,D said. that on account of the late.
ness the ,-.,,,g..-itin,,
h'll'as advisable to deter until the next,
ti the consideration of the Irish Eke:eon Bill; with a view to
*lt pure on he moved,
this nay three months.— Ordered that th-
is bill be read a second time
Mr. STvacots BOURNS brought in a Bill to permit 4r.
iloulton to export
in the rl Mae/finery necessary for ereEting a ltlint
("ntillitut of the King of Derunark (at Copenhagen).—
Read a firsti and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.
The Irish Revenue Bill was deferred to Thursday, on the
Motion ofMr: 10575 R. .
lt XI A CCM) S was laid on the Table, of the Four and a Half
Xr colt West India Duties, Acc.
The bast India Prize Bill in the Port of Liverpool, passed
a Committee of the whole House ; and the- Report was or-
dered to by received to-morrow.
Mr. •Altierinan Comas presented a Petition against the
Bill, on bels.!l lof certain Merchants'ol London, stating that it
blaguld be injurious to the London Trade, d:c. and praying to
Rnsee heard by Counsel ; which, after a few words from I.dr.viaS a few in answer firm Mr. Alckrtnan'CoNtsz,
ordered and
dered t and the Petition was laid on the Table.
Mr. Szuaces BOURNS gave notice, that to-morrow he
should move for leave to bring in a Lill to prevent the Coun-
terfeiting of Dollar's.

DEFENCE BILL.
that p
than of this
ne CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
revious
ill to the -House enterin
, it would be better;
as he co..cg on the discus.
B'i -
eil, he should open the substance of
Clauses which he
w three or four
tense should assent
tas
oabout to propose, that the
H them for the present at
,
least, and the Debate should
take ace on the .
tioo " That the Bill with the Amplendments beq ues
en-
grossed." The first of these Clauses was framed
upon a suggestion made b
`l former ni y an Hon. Gentleman on
ght. It was for making Provision fur
Vacancies which may arise in the Force to be creat-
ed under this Bill by Death, Casualty, or Desertion
instead of filling them from the parishes, it shoul
he made general, and the quota should be
supplied
Plied
horn the Cuunties of England at large.—Annthe
Clause was founded on a suggestion of -an Hon.r Gentleman below him ; the objed of it was to ap.
Point a place of rendezvous, where proper Officers
were to have power of removing or objecting to any
person under the AEI, &c. ?rovjsion of the Families of tAho nother related to the
IJl)tier this Bill; se who should serve
This was a subjed not without
its difficulty. All persons who enlisted into the
Army of Reserve had Provisions made. fur their
..Farisilies, -in like manner as those who were bal. but when they entered
lotted in the Militia ;
afterwards into the Line they had that advantage
no longer, a circumstance w
discourawhich operated to the
g
ement of the Recruiting the Rear
Army. It was therefore thought advisablegul to
do Way this provision in the present mea-
awe,
all those taking care, however, to keep good faith
with
who had already entered into the
-A!_lny of Resertre. Another
he apprehends point was wholly new,
and, d
the House would consider it im-
p
to ortant : the Force tO be raised under this Bill was
be a Permanent Force; it was to be so to all
intents and purposes in time of War, but by the
Clause he was now about to state, it was not to be 1
embodied in time of Peace: in the one case it was,
1,0 the other it was not necessary to be embodied.
41)5 time of War it was therefore to be embodied;
tut •in time of Peace it was to be only liable to be
:3 411 ed out and exercised for a month or five weeks,
i'sthe Militia are. The provisions of Martial Law,
:4PPlicable tb this Force, should operate only dur-
i.r.:g the time they were embodied, and they were,
Vte'',ce the Nlilitia, to be disembodied in six months
r the Ratification of the Treaty of Peace. The
r°ree3 therefore, Was not to be kept embodied in
12441!11,1,e uf Peace, but only, like the Militia, it was
(rarn, eto be called out. For these, objeCis he had
ed this Clause, He was not aware there were
4, r'Y other Amendments, except such as Were of a
tvetbal. nature, except ,one short one, which was,
s: Prvide, that whoever has served, or may be
erstyng, in the Militia, Volunteer; or any other
.'
t
ice, shall be exempt from his portion of the
t)3risil levy, &C.—He then moved the'Ordet Of the
1.1 r
.. ,
4y 10r ti second
'eßeading of the Amendments in
!lie English Additional Defence -
Th
e Amendments were then read a second time.
thi Clauses,el
t it's opeoed by Mr.Pt TT, were brought
') by 1 ' •
1141, and received as he recommended,