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London, England, 1810-05-19 00:00:00

HOUSE OF PkERS;

FRIDAY, MAY 18.'
The Boyal 4ssent was notifiethy Commission 73 Public and Private Bill 9.
"Witnesses were eXAmined on .card's i) rce and adultery proved.—Ordered to be committed on
Tuesday.
The. Gas Light Bill went through a Co, mittec
and the Middlesex Wateiworks Bill was read a third
time.—AdjOurned.

HOUSE OF COIII.IIIOIVS,

FRIDAY, MAY 18. '
The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod having 're-
quired the attendance of this House in the House of
Peers, the SPARER, attended by 14. Members pre-
sent, repaired thither. On their return the-Right,
Hon. Gentleman informed them, that the Royal
Assent, by Commission, had been given to the
Scotch and Irish judges' Salaries Bill, the Inn-
keepers' AllowancP.Bili,. the St. John's Hampstcad
,Burial Ground' Bill, the Irish Road Bill, the
been Harbour Bill, the Newcastle Coal Bill, and
several Private Bills..
DRURY-LANg THEATRE.
Mr. PETER MOORE brought in a Bill for allowin.;
the Trustees of the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-lan4
to rebuild the. same. The Bill was read a first thne,
and ordered for a second reading.
. Mr. M. FITZGERALD presented a P.Aiticn from
the Roman Catholics -t;if the county of Kerry, in be-
hind, praying that the disabilities under wh ch they
at present laboured tray be removed.
Mr. D. B. DALY presented a 'similar 'Petition from
the Catholics .of Galway.—These Petitions' wers• ordered to lie on the table.-
A 'Message from the Lords announced that tl-ejr
Lordships had -agrt ed to the Irish Ei.dowed School
Bill, and some Private Bills.
Mr. W. POLE gave notice, that he should on
Monday move an Address to his Majt.sty respecting the regulation 'ot Courts of Records in Ireland.
Lord HENNIKER obtained leave to bring in a Bill
to repeal the Act which prOyides for the punishment
of Women delivered of Bastards.
'Leave was given to bring in a Bill to allow the
Colouring and Fining •of Beer, under certain re-
strictions. •
Mr. SHARP rose to Postpone his motion re-
specting,. as we believe, Spain, until Monday, as
his Right Hon. Friend's motion on the Roman
Catholic Petition stood for discusssion this night.
Mr. GRATTAN would be extreinlysorry that either
his Hon. Friend (Mr. Sharp) or -his Hon. Friend
(Lord A. Hai-11100 should be inconvenienced by
his motion, and. thereiore h 6 would give them the
preference, and run his chance of Winging it oir
after their motions were disposed of. If, hol.4e%er; the,
discussion. should occupy a longer time tlian he ex-
peaied, be would not bang it on, but adjoutu it till , alter Monday.
Mr. SHARP prsevered in postponing his motion,
and fixing it for Monday.
Lord Contta NE gave notice. that he should, co
Alonday,• mom e for a Cornioitee to inquire into the
Public interests in 'Sere Forest, and to•considcr of
the
,Standmg Or,ter respeating Crown Lauds ; and al-
so respecting the necessity of enforcing Notices to
parties Interested in Inclosures.

• SUPPLY.
The House went into a Committee of Supply._.,_.
The Estimates respecting the Annuities its the Five
per Cents: the Island of Trinidad, the Naval Asyium,
the Board of Agriculture, &c. having been reterrerd
to the Committee,
Mr. WHARTON moved the following Resolutions,
which were agreed to :
k6,000,000—t9, p.ty off INchequer BUIS of 1809.
4"5,588 -Aniltritieb an the s per Cents.
446,768—Naval Asylum, to complete the buildings carried
on.
4'25;000--:•to creel the. Edifices„ &c. destroyed by fire in aq,
in the island of Trinidad.
,Cs.soo—The Board of Agriculture.
,Cl000;--The Veterinary College.
xpences of Forts and Settlements on the Coast of
Africa. •

•
The House having resumed, the Report was order-
ed to be received on Monday.',

• WAYS AND MEANS.
The House having gone into a.Committee of
Wa) s, and Meanss
• Mr. MORTON movecia Resolution 'for raising the
VIM of six millions by Exchequer Bills for the ser-
►vice of the ensuing year. The Resolution was agreed
to. The House resumed, and the Report was ordered
to be received on Monday.
• The Stage-Coach Regulation Bill went through a
Committee
ts •
Ross gav notices that he should on Tues-
day Move for a Committee on the subject of Foreign,
Timber.
Mr. DUNDAS moved for and obtained leave to
bring in a Bill to amend the At respetiing the nz-
cruiling-of the East India Company's Forces, and to •
regulate Courts Martial in India: The objet which
she Right Hon. Gentleman had in view was to pre-_
vide for the better recruiting of the Indian Army',
and to place the proceedings in Courts-Martial on a:
footing with those in England MI similar inquiries.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that he should
on Monday se'nnight subinit a motion,. founded on
the Report of the Committee di Inquiry respecting
the Pay -Office.

STAMP DUTIES.,
'Mr. FIUSKISON moved for certain papers, which,
he coniiiined, would stew, that the statuntnt
le by the Right Hon. Gentleman Tr. Perceva)
on a former night, was erroneous, respeaing
ificrease of the ievenue from the produce of 1.1. e
S amp Duties. The. increase was progressive, in d
01 111 consequence of the measure proposco

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