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Mr. Lushinyton, Alderman Shaw, and others, brought up
(rum the Cloll4llll/1111, the East Smithfield Improvement
Norwich Union, the Hope, and the Eagle Insurance bUs, and
several Private B-11s, which were read the first dnie.
Colonel Oriel, and other Members front the ColetSone,
brought up a Message, requesting permission that Lord Rade,.
dale might br examined in a Committee of that House, en the
subject of a PO4IOII from the SIX Clerks of the Court of Chan-
cery in Ireland. Permission was accordingly granted in the
usoul form.
The Offices Brokerage BEI went through a Committee, and
was ordered to be rept:oriel
On the first reading of the Norwich Union Insurance VI,
Lord REDESDAI.E expressed Lis objection to it, as claiming for
3 private society the privileges ref a Corporation ; and whereby,
in use of Bankruptcy, the public creditor must be deprived of
ins proper security.
On the suggestion of the I.ORD CHANCELLOR, the re_
sewed consideration of the Borthwick *Peerage was fixed fur
Tuesday next at five o'clock.—Adjouroed.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.
The Arroenev Ocroea*L took theoeths and his seat.
1 be Americarr "Prise Iftll went through a Committeeohe Re-
port of which was ordered to be received to-morrow.
A Petitinn was presented from Cardigan, praying that the
!rouse would not endanger the Protestant Establishment, by the
concessions aLout to be tu:de to the Catholiu.—Ordeecd to lie
on the table.

Mr. lERNEY, in the name of an Honourable Ft haul of Ms
(Mr. Lyt tlettin), who was confined by severe indisposition, Inti-
mated, that his Honourable Friend would, if practicable, submit
to the Fittuhe, on the flrst open day In the week eter next, the
nutt•on, of which he bad given noticei ',dative to the Conduct of
the War in America.

A Message wag sent to the Lords, !evening that their Lord-
ships would grain leave to Baron Reds:Wile 16 attend the Cow-
an tt4 e of the lloase of Com n ions, em the Stamp Duties of Ireland.
1 be tecynd reeding of the lrish Selling* Bill was postpones' to
:\ It mcLiy.
The Election Repletion MU was raid a second time, and
et:.t. faro forma, through a Committee. '1 be Report WAS re-
c,ved, ordered to be taken into turther consideration on Weds
trs ; and the 13111,4 emended, V/11.4 o dered to be printed.
1 Its: Vs'ait Couveyatice bill was read a second time, and or-
dered to be committed on Wednesday.

The Debenture Bill went through a Committee, the report of
vh;ch was ordered to be received to-rnwrow.

Lord MIL*I ON presented 24 Petitions from Yorkshire, pray.
lag that su eve of the renewal of the East Todia Company's Char-
fee, regulations might be made for the propagation of the Gos-
pel in hulta.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Lord BARNARD presented a similar Petition from Durham,
and Mr. PRO I HEROE another from the t 1 esleylan Metho-
dists, which were ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. D. GIDDY obtained leave to brirg in a Bill for the pur-
pose of obtainipg accurate returns of the number of persons com-
mitted :or trial in England at.d Walt s, the account of their con-
victions, &c.

Ihe ti74.rnmittee on the Irish I tides Bill was postponed to this
day ii'ntight, and the Ship Owt.i rs lteliet Bill till Tuesday.

FOREIGN SIX A It.
The House having iesolved itself into a Committee
ou the Acts respecting the Duties on Sugar,
The CHANCELLOR of .the EXCHEQUER
proposed Resolutions, permitting the importation of
sugar trom the conquered colonies, on the payment
ofa duty larger than that imposed on British planta-
tion sugar, by the amount of ss. a cwt. in some
casesvand 12s. Bd. in others. He observed, that the
present supply from the British Colonies was insuffi-
cient for the demand ; and that the continuance of
the proposed permission would be only co-existent
with the necessity.
Mr. ELLIS observed, that he should not oppose
the Resolution, as the duration of it was to be limit-
ed. He guarded himself, however, against ,the in-
ference of acquiescing in a policy which, it persevered
in, would be destructive of the interests of the British
Colonies.

Mr. AtARRYAT conceived that some small aim-
ratior.s were necessary in the Resolution.
Mr. BARING said,. the Government would do
yell to reflect on the policy which France pursued
towards her plantations before they determined to
Adopt any measure concerning their own.
Mr. ELLIS made a brief explanation.
Mr. AIARRYAT said, so late as last Tuesday,
the Importers had not more than twoliundred hogs.
Leafs of Plant:Won Sugar in their possession.
Mr. BA IMAM lamented that the West India
Merchants had heretofore been prevailed against by
e:r.ry body who entered into competition against
t!.-.!:r. Fur these ten years they had been compara-
...dy in a state of • ruin, and had sometimes not ra.
More than one shilling per cent. on their
aluzev.
After a few words from Mr. W. DUNDAS. the Re-
%.• ,azaJn was agreed to, the Chair re&umed, and the
crdc..c‘: to be brought up tomorrow.

CALL OF TliF HOLUM
Mr. RYDER fox the purpose of insuring a
rclles attendance of the Members of the House, he
:41.tged late to intimate his determination of letting
"., motion of the Call of the house', stand for Mon-
`Ll. to vakich day it had been postponed. He would
Pru Pose, that the names of defaulters should on
:tat U.,) he called over.
Tht 111:-.X1i.E4 informed the Right Hon. Gen.
`'""alt twat such a ceurso would-he _altogether new,