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PARLIAMENTARr PRGCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14.

Mr. Phithmore was further heard In behalf of the Refpondenta,
in the caufe of Page and others o. Hamilton and others. Its fur•
ther confideradon was appointed for Friday nest.
The Exchequer MU Bill went through a Committee, and was
reported —Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. .
Six Members took the oaths and their feats. 'Aimee them
was Mr. Robert Ward. bre Under Secretary of State.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT bras& op a Bill to amend the Add at
the ezd of his pram Majefty, for regulating the Trials of Con-
troverted Eisdions t or Returns of Metaben to rem In Parlionsaw
for ireland.--Read a fla time, ordered to be read a famed time
on Friday net, and to be printed.
lILICTIOII BILL.

Sr JOHN NIIIWPORT then gave notice, that to-morrow he
amid move fer leave to bring In a Bill,for the purprie of abater
kg amain offices, in compliance with the Report of the Commit-
Sawn of Inquiry in Ireland, and of regulating certain office, the
&dee of which had eared to be performed in the manner origi-
nally intended.

LINT.
The SECRETARY at WAR prefented Eftintates and ache-
delb for the Army and Ordnance Services, for the year iSoy. He
in coehrmity with the provilions of the Aa of Parliament,
in the 14th of the King, prefented a Copy of aWarraot dined
. .
-Covariant, for the parpore of eitablifVog certain orders and
kw improving the condition of non commit:Boned Wit-
' am and Whirs in his Mojetty's fervice, and for granting that re-
ales which they are entitled on attar difeharge.—Ordered tome
tin the table, and to be printed.
The SECRETARY at WAR gave, notice, that it was Ms in •
Medan. on this day Wonight, to mote, that disk Eitimata be
taken into conaderatko, in the Committee of Su ly.
Mr. PERCEVAL inquired al the Right Hon. whe-
ther it was in porfoance of the order of the Houk, on the lodes
made this week by a Noble Lord (Caltlereagb) that tide pipits
were prefented
The SECRETARY at WAR anhwered, that there Eftiontes
*ere not prefented in coofequeore of the motion alluded to. but
in compliance with the Aft itfell. He, however,- prsiented there
at this particular time, as he was defirous to know 'anther there
papers would trot do away the Deceffity of the laR motion of the
Noble Lord. He was in hope. they would fully anfwer his Turpofe.
Mr. HOBHOUSIi brought up the Report of the Contrentoe on
the Malt Duty Bill, the amendments on • which were read and
arced to, and the BM ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
MI I RICAN TRItATY.
Geatial GASCOIGNE role, and obfervedxhat he

thought it his duty to afk the Noble Lord oppofite
(Howick) a queflion, if the Houfe would fo far in.
(ilge him. It was of the lafl importance to the corn
mercc and manufaftures of the country in general,
and in particular. to that town which he reprefznited,
that tome explanation. fhould be given of the tiruation
in which we flood with refpeit to America. It was
ncceffary to give publicity to the queftion, and the
anfwer, otberwife he would have been fatis4ed with
a private explanation. A letter had appeared in the
public papers, with his Lordfhip's name to it, from
which it appeared that a Treaty of Amity, Naviga-
• tion, and Commerce, had been figned between this
country and America, by Commaoners refpeilively
authotized by both Governments. The Noble Lord
had left it very doubtful whether the late prohibitory
decree had met with any alteration ? whether the
Congrefs had ambled, or whether the Prefident had
any power to alter the provifions of the decree? The
confequence was, that Mcrchanu were left entirely
iii this4,iark, whether or not they might irith fafety
export thou rszticles that had been prohibited. This
was a the'of futpero..l that ought if poffible to ben-.
moved. He did no: alit ;liana the terms of the
Treaty; he knew any Inch queflhi would be prams
tine. But if his Lordthip meart to Po' that Abele
g ods might be mated without danger, expltrsation
.was required, for be bad not been explicit. If he
meant to fay that they could not he-exported with
lafety, explanation was Rill recoil-at, for he hail
been explicit neither on the one point nor on the other.
He hoped, therefore, that the Noble Lord would
have WI objeBi-in to remove all doubts rn this fobjelt,
by giving a full explanation of his meaning. This
W 45 material, as the tote in quation had created
nods anxiety among the commercial and manufsso.
tuning itneietts of the country.
Lord HOWICK would be glad to be Ale to an-
fwer any queftion which was Rated to be of impur.
Wide wee commercial and manufalluring intent!,
ortha <country. How far the Honourable General
night think explanation necefrary, he clid not know,
bet.theHoufe would immediately fee that hisqualion
if he rightly undesittoud it, was •one which he could
Art poMbly anfwer. '•Tte Hononiehli•Geneial had'
laid, that a eonfueerabli impretrion had been (levet.
among the commercial and manufafturint interglik.
of the, naticn by the nate which he bid.writtenA
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