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1111PERML PARLLiMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23.

IN the Appeal cause, GRIEVE w. CUNNiNGHAMF
and GRAY, \Mr. ALEXANDER was heard for the
Respondents, and Mr. RomILLY replied: Judg-
ment was postponed until this day se'nnight.
The Private Bills on the Table were passed in
their.respeEtiie stages.
The St.• Pancras Poor Bill was reported, with an
amendment; which _ was agreed to.
Two Private Bills were brought uv{rotil the C..lm,
mons, and read a first time.—Adjourocki to halt past
. three tomorrow.

HO USE OF COMM

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23.

Wit. C. Lo Sir L'",ti Irl
oaths and their seat S.--the former for Wendover, and
the latter for- Bridport. _ _

A person from the Chief Secretary's Office-for
Ireland, presented certain Accounts relative to the'
Revenue of Ireland, which were nrcie'red to lie on
the Table.

Sir JOHN •NNOERsortt presented a Petition from
the Royal Eacchange London Insurance Company,
against the. Bill now pending before the House, for
establishing Insurance Companies in the Counties of
Hants, Dorset, &c. whi"cli was ordered to lie on thF.:
Table. •

A Petition was presented from Monaghan, in Ire.'
land, against the Bill -proposing additional Duties
an the Linen Trade, which was referred to the COm:
mittee ailready appointed 'to take Petitions of 'aria
description under-their consideration.
DiI.NDAS brought in a 'Bill for regulating
and enforcing several Acts for raising the Militia
Force of Scotland, which was read a first time; and
ordered so.be printed.
Lord-MARsHAA moved, that the Middlesex
Committee have leave, on their rising to-morrow,'
to adjourn till Saturday next, which-Was 'ordered
.accordingly.
.Mr. JorixsTorrit moved, that there be laid before
the House an Account of the Sums paid to Neutral
States, or to Individuals of Neutral States, as In-
demnifications for Ships taken from them, from the
-year 1793, till' as late a period as can be made OW.
Atter a short conversation between the
NEY GENERAL and Mr. JOHN,TiIIE, the M,ltron
was agreed to, with. this alteration only, that it
-should he of such sums as had been ordered to be paid
for. the purpose specified in the Motion.
`The Committee on,the Felons' Apprehension Bill
was put off till Monday.
Oo the-Motion af Mr..8.6.1Er5, the House went
into a Committee on the Wc•stininster Court House
_Bill, the Repoit of which was ordered to be received
to,morrow.

Mr. CALCRAFT gave notice, that it was his in.
:tention to .bring forward a Motion for additional
',Allowances of Pay to volunteers of such a descrip.:
•tion, as might ,not be able to afford the necessary
:elc.pences without some assistance ; but at the same
:time, he wished to wait till he, heard the intention
,of Hii Majesty's Ministers on this t.tthjeet,,.
Mr. PITT informed the. Hor. Gentleman, hit it
7was.his inteniion to -make some. allowances to thA
Class of. Volimteers'to -v.hich he .had alluded, and
that some
*measure. would soon be brought forward
for that purp.ose. •
Mr, -I(67OA•IRD informed the House, that -he
;would put off h.ia Motion,respeaing, the Halt:pay
Pfficers, as Ite, had" not yet received: that informs.
lion froth the other side of.the Llouse.which.was
-solutely necessary ; but, that as, soon -as he Should
receive such' information, he wotild. take the 'earli.
*est ,oppdrtunity to bring forward the Motion -of
' whiCh he had given notice.
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