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London, England, 1820-07-04 00:00:00

TUEBDAY, JULY 4, IE2O.

PARI._./AAIRSII%

HP.VSE 01?: L011)S, JULY 3.

On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR it was
ordeted, that the House Si •otild oeeeti With Ap-
peals tts viand on Wednesday.

The Intikeepers Bill, the Demerara Free Por!
Bill, Brewers' Licences (Irchirol) Bill, Tonik ins's
I.ottery Kill, the Labourers' kVat;e Bill, and other
Mils, were binoglit up Iruut she House of Com-
mons by Air. Brogden, Mr. Litileton, Mr. Tre-
limyne, AI r. nine, 'and other Aelnhers,. and read
a first time.

The 29,000,0001. Exchequer . Bills Bill,. the
Barbarities Fire Port Bill, the 'Fithes Compensa.
!ion (Ireland) lLili, .and tyre Greenland Whale
Fishery BM, were read a third time end-
The Commercial Credit (Ireland) Bill passed
through h Committee, and' was reported without
amendment.

Tile Special Constables Appointment Bill, and
the Quarter Sessions Appeal Bill, were read a se-
cond time anti committed for to-mortow. •

th.;• Exchequer 13i 13111, witidt .wits read a tat time
and ordered to be head a st•cootl,iiine to-morrow.

EAST INDIA. COMPANY'S vot,rNTEF,Rs BILL.
hlr. CANNING ohsereed, tio2t as it «•as his intention to
propose to the Committee on this fill a Clause respecting
tile mode or Payment, it miKlit be more convenient to
postpone tiny discussion upon it until the bringing up ofthe
Report.

Mr. BERN AL stated his objection -to the Bill altogether,
and wished some ground were .laid before, the ,House for
raising a number of Military, at a moment when, appa-
rently at least, there was nu sort of occasion for their as.
sistarice: .
lITME said, he witnessed with the, almost regret the..
dispositions which so generallyprevalled'aill,ingt Persons in
authority to' call out the assistance of :he military. Even in
the City on Friday last, a detachment of the Guards -was
thought necessary to. be in attendance, for the rurp,f,,, of
preserving the public tranquillity. He was sorry to see then
absent an Hon. Member to whom thiS• observation
It was -mach to be ret,retted that the Civil Anthoritiesthould
Ire so inclined to military interposition. A body of orderly
citizensxonld nut meet together,, without its being thought
necessary,to.lirenird against their apprehended misconduct, by
stationing a party of Military at a convenient distance from
the place of assembly. The Civil Authorities should rely
arn'm themselves. and the in:inner i:t which they exercised
their power, fun rendering f heMadequate to the purpose of
securing the public order. The interference of the military
on such occasions as nil:lt to which Ire had adverted, ought to
be universally deprecated.
Sir W. CURTIS, in • allusion to the "remarks which he hmd
just heard from the Hon. Member, assured the House that
this was the first time he'had heard any thing of a military
detachment being •Stirtioned.in the City on Friday last. lie
heard no such China;--,site.- saw no such' thing—he believed
that there were no troops stationed there at all, and there•
fore he was glad of the opportunity of contradicting the
statriment.

Mr. HUME said, it was in his power to prove that rt party
of the :pot Guards were statitmeri 043 r Holborn—h.' If in the
City rind half ootside it.

Air. CREEVEY. rose for the purpose of making some 'oh-.
servat ions on the Bill, when being- informed that.it was, in,
tended to alter one of it. Provisions, and to take the discos-
si,,n afterwards, he declimA sating any tit Ore at present,
and wouid reserve himself tintil the bringing ttp.of the Re-
port.

Mr. CANNING said. he merely left it to the discretio❑ of
10:i. Nleinbers, who intended to speak On Bill, to choose
the time when they would ',unlit, their-observations upon it.
Ile thought it was proper to observe that an alteration would
he proposed in the COmmittee, and that it would be, of
(Tors,, better to have the discussion proceed on the• gill as
amended.

Mr. CR EEVF,Y assented to the arrangement.
Mr. Alticitnan 1.1.0-01.) could not hear the Hon. Baronet,
(Sir Wm. Curti,) deny the statement of his lion. Friend
(Mr. Hume) so directly, without stating,to the House that
on Friday last, a large party of the Life Guards were placed
in requisition ; that. they were in communication with the
Lord Mayor., and that rkrinct that day (Friday) a Life Guards-
man hail conic to the Guihlhall for the purpose of consulting
witlehis Lordship: The Lord Mayor, in fact, admitted that
lir had a hodyof these men in attendance. 'The.t were sta-
tioned in liatton-izarden, and were called out fur the official
iturpow of prowreing order._
The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be
etitatitted-oti Thorsdny next.