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London, England, 1812-07-09 00:00:00

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t. gro4id bek Calosiated to meet the.
case. , 7,A ;.. -i,.
m"Ii• EA D. haiing been oiwof the Mein-
mn . .
islets/lounce, and •hailng been left in a gni-
;iii, ' iort fit calling in witnesses, was *ell
`Commit tee,had been in possession of
gend:d. but that produced by Government, !otit
art-so sisiiicient to justify any new enact.
void, in consequence, protest akainst
. • of extra-seven ity, well convinced that
o Ito land,. If properly executed, was fully
m repress those disorderly meetings. •
aTRURST moved Mat the Report be
lrt
a

thought it hardly possible that
,coold have any objection to state the nature
Inr Bills they intended to ifitroduce in con-
ilk Report. It would afford great saris.
tbe public, and suit the convenience of

Pl' king returned—
FTBREA D said, that far from attributing
ige of-Ministers t's sullenness, he was On-
hidit proceeded entirely from ignorance. He
acquit them from any ill temper, but
weed that they did not know what was
row themselves. ..
vSHURST observed, that the sarcasms of
kin
sideman were not calculated .to draw
s that answer which it was not thought
to Ole the Right Hon. Gentleman's (Mr.
I).qmstien.
•y, km words from My. WsaTisazAt• and Sir
f)3
esormthe Report was ordgred to be taken
oideration oa Fri d ay.
0,101111 ER OF SUPPLY.
iCeminittee of Surply, it was proposed by Mr.
FON if, grant Mr.. Cort an indemnity of
Oita, roverneas in the manufacture-of iron.
immethbate, in which Mr. Asenchostsf Es Mr.
,and Mr. WHARTON took a part, the mo-
eididrawn, with a view to give Mr. Cort an
' of making out a better title. .
lIHARTON next moved for the • sum of
*fixtures, fitting, and additional buildings
*Mint.
ittl
a

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man occasioned a protracted discussion.—
us the suggestion of Mr. TIFRNEY, adopted
haIICELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, i t was agreed
/Ai 00 on the c.nciition that An inquiry
imade into the accounts, and that this should
rt grant for that establishment.
Irport as then bri ught tip and agreed to.
HERIDAN put cff his motion relating to
kin Mason, which stood fer today, to

ARMY PRIZE-W?ET.
motion of Mr. LONO, the House sesnlerd

!aegnittee on the Army Prize Money Bill.
f. BURDETT, after adverting to the hard-
fired by soldiers, and their friends, in being
Ito pay double postage for letters containing
am, proposed a clause, providing, that in
stit.lt letters were sent in future, the postage
gad sbiuld not exceed, as in the present in-
fii single letters, one penny.
NO said, he should be extremely happy to
wishes of the Honourable Baronet, if lie
it with any degree of propriety ; but he was
hell a measure was adopted; that it would
to incredse the frauds which wzare already
.at the Post Office.

lANNERS SUTTON also expressed his
t 'erne such measure as that proposed by the
mat should be introduced, and signified his
I,at a future period, of submitting
-some mo-
t the subject to the House. •
tare amber observations from Sir FitANCIS
OIL TIERNEY, and Mr. LONG, the clause

:se resumed, and the Report was ordered
red tomorrow.
aaneuri of Mr. H. MARTIN, after a few
tmus Mr. BIJItTnx, And Lord CASTLE-
report of the Exclityucr Itemeubr.inces's
ordered to be taken into further cons;dera,
a Horse then adjous ned.
HE E ‘rE N I (4 ST.A it.

LONDON.

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Tiers will find enib,idicd in our Report of
'e in the House of Coannons last night, a
thentic Copy of the Report of the Secret
!e on the subject of the disturbances.—
rtati with great interest. •
:140i0K(and then Phipps as stated by
Ituerthri),• mired at .Palcuoutla is 22days.
othlts recePiel fetters Lind papers
Thivionienti. are. certainly of a:
aspea. On the fst of Jussas the Ptesi.
a communication to Congress, in the form
tial Message, which occasioned the
cleared of strangers. It is understood,
breathe nothing but the most virulent
ds Great Britain. It enters into a de-
s( British aggressions and indignities for
Past; holds up the affair of HENRY and
CUM as a most diabolical conspiracy
pendence of America, and concludes
ding immediate and undisguised war
1r62;.

to France, such are said to be the pro-
illsctations held out by that Power, that
tis President still recommends forbear-
*coniinuance of a good understinding !
tto add, that such was the inflammatory
hiessage, that Congress hastily voted, by
1.30, a measure founded upodit, which
ilect an instant war With this country.-
4* Members did note vote on the ?con-