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CORN REGULATION BILL.

The Order of the Day being moved, the House
resolved itself into-a Committee on the Bill, in the
course of which
‘a very longconversation took place,
when a number of Amendments were made to the
Bill. The Peers who chiefly took a part in it, were
His Royal Highness she Elmer of CLARENC E, the
Loan CHANCELLOR,' Duke of MONTROsE; Lord
H4wicESSURY, Earl STANtioi.t, and Lord GRANT.
Li: Y.

The Bill was reported with the Amendments,
and the Report ordered to be taken into cunsidera.
lion to.morrow,

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BI LL.

On, the Motion of the Duirt of CLAttzt,tc t, the
er.izr of the Day for going into a Committee on
tliiy Sill, was postponed until Thursday next.
AtVutned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

PUFSDAY, JULY 17.
INDIA BUDGET.

MR. PRME Pp seeing a Noble Lird in his place,
to whom the ptincipal direction of the Affairs of the
bullet CumpAny was committed, rote to ask, whe.
Cher it would 'not he for the convenience of the
ttouse, and the full understanding of the stihj-d,
that the Paper* which were neeetsary .to the farther
discussinff of the Itstlia Budget, should be laid on the
Table hcfore Thursday, the day on which that discus-
sion was fixed, in order that those Papers Omit' be
in the contemplation' of the House,:•and that Mem.
hers who were tlipos.ed to deliver their opinions
ippon theinteresting question to which they rqterred,
should come. tors' and pierred to sPeak upon their
merits, With a,view to thi, he submitted it to the
ndour of the Nob!". Lord, wheelie"' It would not be
tight to present these Papers this evening.
Lord CAS t.Sntneat started, that the Paperirela.
tivc to the suhjed to which the Hon. Member al-
luded *were not quite ready.. He had also to men.
.tion, that his mind was not yet made up as to the
precise Accounts which ought to be submitted to
the House Upon. eliis Occasion, but on Thursday he
should be prepared to bring them forward.
The Bill to regulate the issue of HaLeai Corp,'
ad I,t;ficaythim..ww, reported..and ordered-to be read
ath rd i W.moi row.

The Ndssaa Salt Exporratiun Bill was read a third
time, ,ind pasted.

-Divorce Bill went through a Committee,
in which Witnesses .were examined,. anti Counsel
‘vere heard as to the adultery,—The Report was
ureed iUf a-el& theliiirtead a third time

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A Message from the Llrds stated their Lordships'
10 the , ivil List 8,11, the Quarter.Nlister
Ce'nttral, 4.S:v. Postage Free Bill, the Iritih Small
totes Regulation 11,11, dr: Poultry Cotnprer
soilero Re, IT, vat Bill, and the Suuthwark Lighting
and P.lvirg,
I'lle 111,11 Offices Fees Regulation Bill was corn.
milted, and the Report was ordered to he brought

b) to-morrow.

MIDDLESEX ELFCTION.

Lord MA!:SHAT4 moved the. Order of the Day for
the further eonsoleration'of the' Report of the Corn.
opon the last :Middlesex Eledion. Upon the
()flier being read, the tshible Lord sutett, that as tll4
Miiiutes uf.lne Evidence taken before the Committee,
relative u the cordutt of the Sheriffs, WCIe not yet
printed, and as kt• Wini impossible that they could be
ready iii due cline ar this laic period of the Session,
to enable the flouse ftitly and Itilly'ro examine this
important subjcet,: he would proposh to postprine the
farther cot.siderailim of it till the flex! Sebsion,...,
The. Noble Lord then moved the following Resolu-
tiOrl3

Ist. That it appeared to the 'louse that it wotild b'e too
Litt to p!.(noceit IQ the farther Clal fitkratioll of this Report in
the :a4rNelit Session of Parli..werit.

Tint ;t w 43 x peditsit to prorce,.l to the Farther
coniiclatAtion of the b4inti cmly ay p<miibic in-the next

Ttfusertrholiiii,ns were adopted, and the Older
(lcnova. discharged.
he Irial Itevernie Rrautation pill was revit a
,ifaie and yashrd, ,

. .
T'oe Rep ,ort of the Committee uppn the Irish
S,'irit Bill was brought up, agreed (o,
and the Bill ,irdered to be read a third tittle
111'4 N W.