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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS.THURSDAY. APRIL 306._

'The Royal Allem were given by Commilion to firma Pub.
Be and Private BM; among the former were the Sedition MI,
the Sugar Duty, the Lottery, Smelt Didilleries, Innkeepers,
bilk Com Bounties, and Barley Malting Bills.
The Lords Commigienets were, the A 'mealtime of Car.
TRIOMF the Lane CIRAIFeRILLOR. and Lord WALSI
The various Bills before the Houle, were forwarded in their
refpetlive ihre.
h wasordered on his Orate's own Motion, that the Duke of
BEDFORD have leave to attend the Committee of the Houle of
Commons, to whom fa much of his Met Ell Tel Speech as re-
bus to the Scarcity of Provifions was referred.
One Private BW Ins brought up from the Commons by Lord
Cl/ARLES Speech, and read a fait dine.
Schee private and routine bufinefs was then difpofed of, after
egident lee Houle adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
.Tbe Haste was funemeed to attired the Royal CaneNOM
llethe Hook of Lads.
The SPCA aft as Ms return informed the Hoak that -the
Rind Alen had been given to the Lottery Bill, the Cialkine
Date 118, the Sedition W, and Avenel Private Bin.
...Mr. Wine AAAAA WM& up the Bill for the creguldleu of
Comm haft &MSS Illeme, from the payment of duty for
tra Usk ehldikeelereina a &R time, and ordered to be
air fassedime en Wirmlay.
' The Cemigensan of the Excitement save notice that ha
Amilterneermerealft At have to Win lo a Bill to mass
siesrialki ki Great Britain in tonferpmee or the
lifnhafAent thempamt of astute diodes.
Mr. AL5...1014S moved for an remount of the moneys s
tread w Oweeramart by the Bank of England, with the
rit on the fame, up to the stb day of ApriL--Ordered.
Mr. Peace& Coca moved, that a Committee be appointed
welsh, kite the milting Laws between Matters
mew and mohair what provident sad amendments ha
seelhey, mad to report the Came to the M.
sod the Committee appalled.
The Ele. Oil Exemption Audice Duty Bill went
desugh a tammaktm, and the Report was ordered to be reed
esmarrow.
The bib Hop They MB was reels fecond time sad ordered
to be eamidea timmesow.
Mr. Naterear obtained have to bring In a BM to regulate
the better payment of Film and Forfeitures levied by paha
at &talns.
Mr. &mem brought ep the Report of the Committee of
Ways and Means ; Meek was read end speed to. and Bills

thereto. .
IRISH ACCOUNTS.

Mr. Pousoisar moved that there be laid before
the Houfe--
t it—A Liget Petitions on the Civil Eflabliflunent of Ireland.
with the untold dwgrants,and the date of the fame up to the
25th of Maeda*.
Itel••••An Dismoset the Civil and Military Ellablidiments in
aioret
'riot la December LIR, with an Account of the
Expencrs relative to the fame.
air—Ths zc Perim, who leered, or were
Nodal to fibril
oth—AnAstountahigibltrotion of the food 3,4e0p001.
granted to the Compillion. of Compenfation.
On the fir* motion being put,
Mr. Cotter Paid, the accounts which would in
a day or two be laid upon the Table, would moll
probably contain the whole of the information re-
quired by the Honourable Mover. The delay in
prefeating thefe accounts, he had every radon to
think, was owing to its being neceffary for the
Clerks in the Treafury in Ireland to make them
out in a way different from that in which they had
been accuftomed, and hoped the Hon. Oentleman
would defer his motion, at leaft until he had an
opportunity of feeing there accounts.
Mr. Possoxsy laid, if he was certain the ac-
counts intended to be prefented comprehended the
whole of what he required, he fhould have no ob-
jeftion to the delay p d. But if they were
deficient, a delay wcur bef incurred in procuring
the oeceffary papers, which he writhed to avoid ;
betides, as be was under the meaty of leaving
town for a few days, on bufinefs of a very preffiz
nature, a Rill greater delay would occur.
though the papers to be laid on the Table did con-
tain what he required to know, Bill he law no
caufe for refafing his motion on the fuppofition
that they might not do fo.
Mr. Tisasev hid, the accounts to be prefented
would lump in one mars what his Hon. Friend
wanted to have diffinftly Rated. He could fee no
objeftion to the motion—by acceding. to It, the
Houk would only occafum a little additional work
to a Copying Clerk.
The CRANCELLOR of the Exca copse raw no ob-
jeciinn to producing the accounts, yet he thought
that a little delay would not be attended with is.
convenience ; and it might prevent the Houk UPI
jail crowdepl with papers.
Mr. Poisson ST repeated his doubts whether the
papery about to he prefented, would contain the
information he'required. The motion was then
put from the Chair, and agreed to.
saws Nona mum' &ILL.
On the Motion that the Spetker do leave the
Chair, .
v ^Co AD, • of Scorsams laid, it was

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