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MONDAY, MAY S._ •
Counsel were further beard in the Apptbal Nelda.
t). Dick. To be heard again on Wednesday next.
Several'Pat)lic and Private Bills were brought tip
from the COmmons and read a first time. Among
the Public Bills vere the six million Exciiequef
Bills Bill, the Loan interest Bill, and the additional
Exchequer Bills Funding Bill. -
After some conversation between Lords ICL.,
SILLS and LAUDERDALE, the second reading. of the
Scotch Judicature Bill was deterredtili Wednes•
day. -•

CHANGE OF NOTICES.

Lord DARNLEY deferred Ain Friday next his MciA
tion which stood for this day, respecting the state -
and condition of the troops which had returned from
Walcheren.
CATHOLICS. •
Lord DONNO,LTOMORE'S motion respt4ing the Ca-
tholic claims, \OAS postponed, on the motion ot Lord
GLIEY, till Wednesday the 6th June, t& .n to be
brought on tor a certainty:
The motion of the Marquis Of LANSDOWN, rela-
tive to the campaign in Spain, was p?stponed till
Friday, Eith June, and Lord Grey next postponed his
oWn motion on the State ot the Nation tit. Wedges.
day, June 13, assuring the House that nothing
should induce him to defer that motion to a nn
distant day, the nicre so as the close of the Session
was so Pass approaching.

The aill'ent Ordi respeCiing these motions
were then dischitiged,and 4.ew orders made out for
the, days above mentioned.
Several Accounts ware presented from the India
Board, and ordered to lie on the tAble.,
DIVORCE.
tOrd GREY gave notice that on the third reading
of Garde's Divorce Bill,, be should move to Suspend
a late standing order of that House, in respect to.
Divorces, as car as it related to that Bill.—Adjourned
till Wednesday.

HU.USE OF •COIIIIII4ONS,

MONDAY, MAY 28.

Mr. W. POLE gave notice that he. would move
for leave to.,bring in Bills to_repeal -ILI amend three
At4s, the Insurrecth,n ACt, the Act forbidding per-
sons to 'have arars in-their possessicin, and that re-
lating to the adtnintstration of unlawful oaths. •

The Bastard Childrc.n Bill was read a second time,
and committed for Wednesday.
• Mis. ReYnold's Legacy 11,e Foreign Salt B:11,
the Irish Itts !vent Debtors Bill, and the Brazil
Machinery, Exportation 13111, were read a third thud
and passed.

Mr. D. GIDDY brought up ,thw 4epoit of the
Judge Advocate's Franking 8..1, which was agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to be engrossed, and read a
third time on Wednesday.
The further consideration of. the report on the
Lowland DistiHely 13;11 was postpoikd to Welles'.
day.

The Report on the Flax Bill was brought up and
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third
time on Wednesday.
Mr. HORNEk postponed the motion respectingthe t 51h Report of the CoMmissioners of Naval
Revision:to Tuesday the sth of line.
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Mr.FOSTER brought in a Bill fur raising 1,400,0001
by tr,iy of annuities, for the service of Ireland. It
was read a first, and -ordered to be read a second
time on Wednesday.

The Stage Coach Bill was -re-committed, and the
report ordered to be recei% ed on WOnesday.
Mr. Rose obtained leave to bring in a bill fir
amending the ids relating to the Woollen Manu-
factories.

The Guada'oupe Sugar Bill went through a Com-
mittee, the report of which was ordered to be re-
ceived on Wednesday.

The Pensions Duties Bill was read a second time,
and committed for Wednesday.
The Goods removal and the Irish Beer Beer Bills
were read a third-tiine,.aod pas'sed.
The'CHANCELLOR of the .F,XCIIEQUEII obtained
leave to bring in a Bill for limiting the amount
of pensions to be, granted out. of -the Civil List of-
Scotland.

Sir J. NEwioRT gave notice that he would to-
morrow se'nnight move for leave to bring in a Bill
to continue the limitation on the Irish Civil List.
The-CtiANect.oit of the EXCHEQUER moved for
leave. to bling in a Bill to dired accounts of the in-
crease and decrease of Salaries, pensions, &c. to be
regularly laki•betbre Parliament, and for regulating
the mode of paying the same.—The motion was
agreed to.
_

Mr. M. FyrzccaALD-gave notice that he would on
Wednesday move for leave to bring in a Bill for re-
gulating the mode of planting timber in Ireland.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that
the Order of the., Thy tor going into a Committee on
on the actual state of the
,§coteh Clergy Should be
read. He stated it to be hii intention to propOse that
a sum of 10,0001. por annum, should be appropri-
ated to their relief.

After a few words'from Mr. Horner and. Mr.
Whitbread,' which were replied to by the Chancel-
lor of the ExclThquer, who also stated it to he his
intention to move for the Vote of Credit on Wednes-
day or Friday, the House resolved itself into the
Committee, when the Chancellor of the Exche-
qutr in0.,,c1 his resolution, which was agreed to, and
the report of the Cotuatittee-ordered to be received
on Wednesd.ty.
Lord MAtioN presented a Petition from the town
of King,toil, in behalf of Sir F. Burdett and Mr.
G Jones, and praying tor the abolition of Sinecure
Places and a Reform in Parliament.-,—Ordered to lid
on the table.

Mr. BERNARD obtained leave to bring is a Bill

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for the making certain regulations with respel to
the Treasurers of Counties,in Ireland.
AR CFI OF PRIVILEGE.

Mr. SHAW made his promised motion for a return
of Newspapers put in the Dublin Post-Office since
the ist of May, distinguishing those taxed for being
'put in after five o'clock, and those taxed for not hav-
ing the stamp placed outside,. •
After a few words from Sir 11. Montgomery,
Mr M`Nanglitan, Lord Joscelin, Mr. Grattan, and
Mr. Parnell,
Mr. W. BAH stated, to the. House that R.Conl.,
MUHiCatiOH had been made to the Postmaster-Gene-
. rat, and that measures were taking for redressing- the
evils coMplained-of by the Newspaper Editors, as
arising from the restriaions under which letters
were sent at present. He stated it to be in con.
lemplation to assimilate the mode of sending letters
in Ireland, to. that established in England. He had
no objection to the motion, but he thought his
Hon, Friend, learning the train things were in,
would probably withdraw his motion.
Mr. SHAW, under all the circumstances, had no
wish to press the motion.
. The motion was then withdrawn.
Mr. FOSTER thought every Kember of that
House, English, or 'lrish, would be of opinion the
Irish Budget, of which he hadgiven notice, ought not
to be brought forward but in a hiller' House. Feel-
ing that as he did, he would postpone his Budget till
Wednesday.
Mr. W. POLE moved, that the Order of the Day
for going into a Committee on the Irish Law Offices
)331 should be read. He said, that as it had been
found necessary to refer some. question's upon this
Bill to the Judges, he feared it would be necessary
to postpone it till next Sessions. At the same time
he thought, it necessary to state, that if any of the
places uhid] it was intended to regulate became va-
cant during the vacation, he would undertake to say*,
that they should not be filled up in any way to pre-
vent the operation of any regulation that parliament
might think proper to adopt. The Committee was .
postponed to that day three months.
, , -Mr. 0. GIDDY brought up the Reports of the Com-
mittee of Supply and the Committee on Expiring
LaWs, chi Resolutions of which were read and
agreed' to. .
The Isle of Man Smuggling Bill was read a third
time and passed,
The Land-Tax Redemption Bill went, through a
Committee, the Report of which was ordered to be
received on Wednesday.
The House went into a-Committee.of Supply, in
which a grant was made which we could not col-
. led. The House resumed, and the Report of the
Committee was ordered to be received on Wed-
nesday. •
In a ComMittee of Ways and Mean-s, the ex-

pences of paying and clothing the Irish Militia,
were ordered ib be defrayed out of the Consolidated
Fund of Ireland, The Report was, ordered to be
received on Wednesday.
Mr. D. Gromr- brought up the Report of the
Committee on the Holyhead Harbour Bill. The
Bill was ordered to be re-committed on• Wednesday.
Mr. M. F!TZGERALO postponed the Committee
on the Irish Rods Bill to that-day three mbnths.
Mr. WHARTON brought in the usual Lottery Bill,
which was read a first time, and ordered to -be read
a second time on Wednesday.
Mr. WHARTON brottg:4 in a Bill for direaing
the accounts ofthe increase or decrease of Salarirzs,
to be regularly laid before Pirliatnent, which W 33
read a first, and ordered to be read a second time
on Wednesday.

On the (notion of Mr. PoNsoNßy, the Papers re=
latiug to ate drainings of Bogs in Ireland, were ut•-
dered to be printed.
A Person from the West- India Dock Company
presented Accounts of the Expenditure of the
Company. Ordered to lie on the table.—Adjourned
to Wednesday.