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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, JULY iB.
The SPEAKrit having taken the Chair,
On the Motion of Sir J. W. ANDERSON, the
Amendments made
.by the Lords in the Southwark
Paving Bill, were 'taken into consideration, and
,agreed to.
Read a third time; the Loyalty Loan Bill, and the
Volunteer Amendment Bill ; passed, and ordered
to the Lords.
Reported the Habeas Corpus and•Testificandum
Bills, and ordered for the third reading to-morrow.
On the Motion of Lord MAttsuma, Cyprian Wil.
lock, who had been first in custody of the Serjeant at.
,Arms, and was afterwards by
.order of the House a
Prisoner in Newgate for preVarication before the
Middlesex Committee, was brought to the B.ar in
order to his being discharged.
The SPEAKER addressed him in nearly the follow.
ing words " Cyprian Willock, a Selea C9lllMit.
tee of this House, appointed to try and determine
the merits of the Petitions respeding the late Elec.
slim fur the County of Middlesex, has reported, that
you were guilty of the Most gross prevarication be.
fore them. You were in consequence of Slit:11 gross
tniscooduet, ordered by that Committee to be placed
in the custody of the Serjeant at Arms. Upon
the Report of the Committee, this House has
afterwards thought fit to order you to be still fur.
titer confined, and you have been a Prisoner in Ills Ma.
jesty's Gaul of Newgate. In such a Perstin as you,
this gross violation of the Law was dishonour:lWe in
the extreme; youanust have known that it had a ten.
Oeney to destroy the freedom of Ele4tion, and to be
injurious to theconstitution of the Country. From
the place of, your residerice, and fronsyout:'oecupa.•
lion in life, you must have had a knowledge of the
fins, th.c doicioqiie of which you avoided, And
yet you, rrgardless of the authority of this House,
arid also tegardleSiof the mietnnity and mot'al:obli.
gat ion of .an oath, withheld such int-outtalk.; (pan
the Committee. In con,equence, however, of the
heavy punishmeor which flab been inflicted upon
you,hoping that it may operate as a sufficient ex.imple
to deter others from a repetition of the like offence;
4ntl also in consequence of the sincere contrition
which you have expressed for your commission of
the offence of which you were guilty, this House
. has now consented to your being discharged ; and
you arc discharged accordingly, upon the payment of
your fees."
The Prisoner was then taken from the 1341-
On the Motion of Lord MA SHAM, the reprimand
given by the Sp RAKER IQ C. Willock, was ordered
to be entered on the fotirnalse
TIMBER, .

Sir Wm. Docns.n, after a few short remarks on
the rapid decrease tit growing Timber in this Coun.
try, and the total inadvertence to this circumstance
in all that immense number of Inclostire Bills which
have been passed within the last two years, and
in his mind, should have strictly enjoined
the planting of timber trees in the hedge.tows 61,
such Iriclosures, expressed his high approbation of
Comtnittee instituted some years shied under the
ftuspicett of His Majesty 's present Chancellor of the
tchequer, to investigate and report the then state
pf Timber grov.ing on Ills Majesty's \Weds and
Forests, and the Report of which Committee had
been so satislaCtory, and so produttive ofl-public
!flinty. fie gave notice, of hit intention early in
the next-Session, to bring ,forward a proptisition op,
this stihjea, and hoped Ic.r the aid anti support of
that Right Hon. gentleman whO had brought for.
ward the tot merattat.ure to which he hail blinded.
.pecerted COL to.ounrow the third rearlitig of the
IriAl !key/emir, and levenue
puttied.

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