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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4.

ANECDOTES OF THE EARL OP CHATHAM,
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In the Appeal " Douglas v. Wilson," the Lord
Advocate of Scotland and Mr. Adam were heard
tO'r the ;Respondent. Further hearing on Friday.
The Irish Silk Trade Bill,"sotne local and private
Bills, were brought up by Mr. Lushington, Sir C.
Burrell, Mr, Thornton, Mr. M. Pitr, ar:d other
Members of the House of Commons, and read a
first time.

The Sugar Drawback Bill was read a third time
and passed.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, he had intend-
ed to have asked a question of a Noble Marquis, one
of his Majesty's Ministers, but not seeing the Noble
Marquis in his place, he gave notice that he should
to-morrow put a question respeaing the papers re-
lative to the Campaign in Spain, and then fix a day
for the discussion of that Campaign.
Adjourned till to-rnorrot,v.

The Report of the Irish 'Schools Bill was brought
up and agreed to, and. the Bill ordered to be read a
thixd time to-morrow.. .

On the motion of Si: Charles .I.);ie,' the second
reading of the Smithtield.Market Bill was',postponed
till to-morrow sennight.
The St, George's Parish. Poor Rare Regulation
Bill, and the Irislf,Silk &i 1!, was read a third time
and passed:

The Committee of Way 4 and .11/leans, and of Sup-
ply, were postponed till Friday.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed till to-morrow
sennight the motion of which he had given notice,
with regard to the. public Expenditure .of Ireland.

The committal of the Charitable Donations Bill
was, upon the motion of Mr. WILBEEFOIWE, post-
poned till the 4th of May. .
_Upon the motion of Lord BINNING, a new Writ
*as ordered tbr.thfl eleOion of a representative for
the Borougii of Callington, in Cornwall, in toom
of Mr. Carter, who has accepted the Steward-
ship of the Chiltern Hundreds.
Mr. BANKES brought un_the Report of the Re-
versions Bill, which was agtetd to, and the Bill or-
dered to be read'a third time to-morrow. - •

Mr. R. DUNDAS obtained leave to lirii,g in a Bill
for continuing the commission fur settling the debts
of the Nabob uf Arcot.

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Mr. WHARTON presented, pursuant to order, an
aceoula of the Dutits paid upon S,rage Coaches,. aAd
other Coaches travelling, for hire, for .the labt y ear.—
Ordered to lie on the tab!e.

gratuitously in such COmrnisiious? and, whrther it
was not likely to indispose other Gentlemen, not so
public spirited and disinterested, from deeidiog Pe-:
cording to their judgenent;ileaSt they should he ex-
posedlo expence and trouble ? It was obvious that
the recurrence of such a case ought to provided
against.

Mr. Straw -LEF.EVRE urgently messed upon the
attention of the-Minister thE conjectural surcharges
to which people were subjea,from surveyors; who,
in fact, -often knew nothing of the persons whom
they surcharged, but praceeded upon a specUlaiion,
produaive in most 'cases of extreme injustice and
Vexation, particularly in the country. •
The CHANCbtLLOR of the EXCEIEGWea's request.
was complied with, and the notice was accordingly
withdrawn,

Mr. CALCRAFT observing, upon two notices •
which he had given • for Friday, one relattve jo the
neglea •of the. Ordnance. Board respeaing Mr.
Hunt's security, and another with regard,to Mr.
Hunt himself—said that he un,derstood it would
not be quite regular to bring
.forward both motions •
upon the same day. His intention
.as to Mr. Hunt
was, after a discussion of (he papers, with respea
,to
his nuscondua, to move his expulsion. Of a mo-
tion so Serious, it was obviously proper to give the
Subject Of it
.previous ntitice; and he bad sought,
him out for that purpose. But that person was not
to be found. He would, however, give notice of
his motion respeaing him for to-morrow se'nnighi,
which be understood to be a fair interval upon such
an .occasion.

After a few words from the Speaker,
Mr. CALC4AFT gave notice of a motion upon to-
morrow se'nnight upon the subjea of the 12th Re-
port of the Military Commission ; and it' was or-
dered,' upon the Honourable Gentleman's motion,
that Mr. Hunt should be ordered to attend its bis,
place on that discussion.
-In answer to a question froth Mr. Brougham res.
'peaing an order of the House for the prodation of
certain Returns relative to the Slave Tiade, Mr. Per-
cival answered, that he would endeaVour to have the
Returns alluded to laid before the House as soon as
possible. •
' On the moion of ,Mr. PARNELL, a return was
,ordered of the ProgresS of the Corninissiiin instituted
to investigate the Barrack Accounts, and the ex,
pence incurred by the said Comtnissioti.
WEIVIZREA-13 gave- notice of a motion for
Friday se'nniglit, for the produaion of a Copy of the
•Instruaions to Mr.' Bathurst, our Envoy to Vienna.
In answer to a question from Mr. Whitbread,
Mr. PERCEIiAL ',stated that the meanire of funding
Exchequer Bil!APould be brought forward for d -
cussion upon Friday.—Adjourned.

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