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London, England, 1803-08-08 00:00:00

in the MI when it was intended to he per annum,
and the Lords had 'tallied the mistake, and this
occurred is several parts of the Bill.
The House then igreekl.to the Amendments, and
the -I~ill was ordered •to he carried to tneintd,s.

The Foreign Notes Forgery Bill, the' Prize
Courts Bill, Lord 'Amherst's Compensation Bill,
and the London Defence. Bill, were read a third
time and passed.
Mr. SHERIpAtf Raia, that the Motion of
givero.notioe for Monday, he should
being forward on Wednesday next.
Mr: HOTclusi,oN olanother on the
satwi day, on the State ui lre}aud.
Mr. (Xi RRY observed, that' the Notice was so
'general-, that he was quite at a loss to know how
His :Vfaiesty's Ministers, or Servants of the Crown,
or indeed any Member of Parliament, could apply
thiS.notice, and therctine he hoped the Him. Gen-
tleinan would have no objettion to state a little mare
particularly the nature of
Mr. IIUTCHI,VSON' said, he should on that
day take care not fo auhmit any thing that could
have the least possible b.iti
The Amendments made by the Lords in the To.
bacco Bill, being of a similar nature with those of
'the Property Bill, namely the mere c.uratioo of
clerical errors, were of worse agreed to.
As were also those of the Bill for the'better
inairittnan&e of the Pour in England.
The Assessed Taxes Bill, the Sugar Bill, and the
Neutral Ships Bill; wet% read a third 'time and

The CHANCELLOR of ihe EXCHIWUER said,
he was to submit. to the House several Motions, the
greater part of which were those which were gene.
rally made at the close of a Session of Parliament.
The firs; was that of an Address to His Majesty,
praying that he will be graciously pleased to confer
some Digoity in the Church on the Chaplain of the
House.

Another for t2ool. to HENRY ALIXANDERI
Esq. for his Services to the House this Session, as
Chairman of the Committees of the House, and to
assure His Majesty that the House will make good
the same.

That such sum of money be issued to JPRRMIAII
DYSONi Esq. Clerk Assiaant of the House, as,
together with the emoluments !of, hit office, shah
amount to the clear sum.. of s:0001• , In this. case
there wits an excess of soolvein th 6 usual sum voted
to that Gentleman, but it .{;zeta settled by the
House, that after the first four years this ailvance
should he made, and which, considering the ,prekii-
gicnis increase of hudness .which that Gentleman
had to transaft, and considering. the manner in
which. it was. transatted, would appear to 00410114
to
..ba very moderate, ,„

That the sum of •xOOOl.. he issued .to URN, LEY,,
EA. Clerk Assistant of House, . for his services
it, the present Session. ,Of this Learned Gentleman
he also spoke in very handsome terns.
That, such .a sum. of money be issued to JOHN_
CLemENtsga, Esq. Deputy Serjeant at Arm.., as,
together with the emoluments of his lace,
amount to th,! cloa sum oflool.
That the journals •of the, House from the last
Session of -Parliament, together with an Ind,x, he
printed under the dirvaion of Mr. Lry, and under
the authority of Mr. Sp F. AVM, and thAt no other
person dofresume to print the same.
That 10001. be advanced to Mr. SAMUEL DUNN,
over anti above what he has already received, ;it'd
as a final cwnpensation to him for making an Index*
of the journals of the House from the year,l79o to
lle bestowed many-compliments on
thiti
Gentleman for his accuracy and diligence,
301. to ARTHUR BENiON, Fect. Clerk of the
J,,u,,Lik of the Hous(f, aod for defraying the
,cx.
pence of making an bldtx of the proceedingi of the
House for this Sessii'lrt.

Such c nyensaiimt as Flis Majesty
,shall think
prhper to he male to the Clerks Who ha9e attenticil
the Public Couunitrees of 'the House in the present
Se'ssi(in of Pinliament.

• isol. ',to T. E.; Tot;Lt4ll4l, Esc'. for compiling
a Registt for the committee on Expiring Laws.
All these Motions were Addresses to the Icing,
(qtter the 5C SUMS to be issitert and to assure His
Majesty chit the House woUlA;lp.ike
They were all carried, ancl'iVilered to •be pre-
sented to I Majesty. by Members of the
Muse es were of Ills IVlije,ity's Most Honourable
Privy COuncil. . .
'Adj4urned to Wednesday next.