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make some Am' entinients iri the bod,'*of tat ill
he should' then • propose' chat the Bill Should
rinted, and taken into onsidetation pn Monday ort•
Tuesday. next. The }louse would then hive,,si4
opportunity of 'considering .the whole of the Bill!
t
it once, •
• , •
This was agreed to; and the Clatises were,
eeived. The teport was ordered• to be received to.'
morrow.'
The Bill for enabling- the Fudges Of it ecord In.
Westminster Hall to issue Writs of Habeas Corpus
in certain cases, was read a second time; and at.
&red to be committed to.morrow,

On reading the Order of the Day for going into
. a Committee on the Volunteer Corps Bill,
Col. ORMSBY moved an instruaion to the Corn.
'mittee for extending that part :of the Bill to Ireland
.Khich placed Serjeants, Drummers, &c. receiving
pay, under martial 'sty.
The House then resolved itself into a Conimittee
On the Bill.

The Se CititTARY at W4St then proposed some
Clauses, directing that the Yeomanry Cavalry
should attend exercise 1+ days each year, in order
to entitle them to exemptions, and the Infantry to
•days..-.. Agreed to.
The Sic to /TAR y at WAR then proposed a Clause,
:direeling, that in case of Invasion, the old Volun.
!Unreel' Corps should assemble and come out ; but
that they should not be called upon to extend their
services beyond the limits they first proposed,
that all the . Members should -be bound to
attend (which he had .no doubt they would
lid -willingly) on pain being treated. as De.
setters. There was no doubt but that in case of
Invasion those Corps would willingly march where.
Amor their' aetviees might he required, but those be.
lOging to large towns,
,such as London
,woulci be
peeessary to :cumin at home for
_their London,,
Agreed to.

ffe Atm prnposed a Clause directing that Volun.
tier Corps should march under their own Officers,
but that they should be placed under the command
of a General Officer.... Agreed. . •
. lie then proposed a Clause regulating the rank of
btrOlunteer Pacers when mixing with Militia Off.
.eera. The Militia Officers ranked is the youngest
of the rank with Officers of the Line, and he should
propose that Volunteer Officers 4hould rank as the
youngest of the same rank with Militia Officers.
Galeria TA I? LITO N approved of this proposal :
be said, in America, when it was found necessary
raise provincial Corps, the Officers ranked in
that manner; withvOffseers of the Line, and it pre.
i/ented all animosityor disputes.--!'he Clause was
agried to.
• The. Committee then went through the Bill, and
Abe:Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The CHANC LLnit. of the Xxclittosa, gave no.
'lace that he should hereafter propose in a Committee
of the wilnlerktotise, that the Chairman, he directed
t 4 rtiote (Or leave, to bring in a Bill upon the sub.
ylt. of Warehousing, and Bonding certain GLoda, or
whin be hut given notice some time 'ago. arid
which he sboald. submit for discussion on a future
*motion.

Iwo
• Mr. BPRHAtitt moved that there he prepared, in
order to he laid before the House in the text Set.
ON an account of the manner in which the sum of
bet,cool. voted in the last Session of the Irish
arliament, for inland Navigation, had been dia-
ll
posed of, which, after a few words from Mr. Costa, l'
*as agreed tn.
The other Order~ of the lity were (Witted on
the :notion of Mr. Nj'Atv‘trriotT.
At nine o'clock the House adjourneds