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London, England, 1806-06-27 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY' P.ROCEBIIING&

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INDIA.

Lord DIELVILLE then role and Rated, that he
tame down to the Houle with the intention of potting
a qualtion to a Noble Lord (Lord Minto) had be
teen him in his place. relative to the difpatches Witch
bad jug beets received from India. He was impreird
with an opinion that Milliners were not fully aware
of the nature of thofe difpatches. and the cos&
quesees which might probably rerun from Them. jf
be law the Noble Lord, whom he alluded to, in, die.
Hoofs tosenorrow, he would then put a quellion to
him. for the parpore of afcertaining what were the
ultimate intentions of his Majeny's Government as to
the meal of Sir George Barlow It would depend
fhouki

on the &silver be receive, whether he Sonia%
or not, give notice of a Motion on this Attica me
Monday.
The Doke of NO RFOLitatEgelled, *Mae Honk
fitoold be fummoned fee y.
Lord MELVILLE fold, be did not with Mitt
eonfidered as now giving say settee of • motion, and
repeated, that whether he Stead do Co, Weald depend
on the ;awe, he might receive to his intended qoef-
tion.
vsema lAA LOTTIII 1111.1.
On the queflion for the third reading of the Snow-
nal and Temple Bar Lottery Bill,
The Duke of NORFOLK rare, and expreffed a
variety of objeffiona againfl the meafure. The Biii4
in queflion arofe out ofeircumnances, which hadaw
thing to do with the teal principle of a Lottery, mod
would go to extend an injurious (pith of gamft
. among all ranks of people. There were now no lee
than three regular State Lotteries, which the eith
reties of the State, and the financial bateau del*
ad therefrom, were grounds for tolerating. Thal
were, however, other grounds, but clears occurrence,
ea which he deemedl an expedient of the kind not ob.
jaattmahle, lie meant, in cafes of rare or corny
works, of art or ingenuity, where the parties were
mot able to procures Pale or market for them, fare
by an extraordinary or peculiar meafure of this no-,
tore. But, to enable perfons who (peculated in boild-
lags, and which they may not be able, from a variety
oCcircumnances, to difpfe of, to come forward to
Parliament for a Lottery, to aft them, either with
refirea to their bottles or lots of grotrod, was what he
could not approve of. The cafe of Mr. Alder-
man BoydeU's Lottery being one upon the rarely-oc-
curring principle he had alluded to, he offered no ob-'
iodine to tt ; but the prefent meafore was one of a
very different defeription. His Grace then adverted
to Come points which tranfpired in the Committee
on the Bill t and proceeded to °biter*, that the
pre-
fent Bill would, *lame to a certainty, generate a
future application for another Lottery, inalemsch as
it was intended to extend three improvements to the
fbatit fide of St. Clement's, Church, which wilt were
only carried into elicit on the north. Upon the
whole, he yaw no adequate grout* for the parties
coming forward to Parliament for a Lottery, in the
relent cafe. He would, therefore, give his negative
to the msafure.
The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the wool-
deck s much as he refpeffed whatever fell from his
Noble Friend, he certainly differed from him mate-
!hilly, on the prefent occafton the Lottery propofed
by the prefent Bill, was undoubtedly one of that de.
feription, in which the lower orders of the people
could not venture, and therefore it was impoffible it
could operate injutioufly with relpeft to them. On
the contrary, thole who it was probable would (pe-
culate in the Lottery propofed by the Bill in queflion,
were perfons of fomc property, or fulallarree or en-
gaged in (owe beneficial branch of trade. With re-
nted to what the Noble Duke obferved relative to
Lotteries, in favour of the difporal of rare and coal,
works of art, he cordially agreed with his Noble
friend. In the cafe of the Boydells, for inflame, in
she then Rate of things, there was no hope whatever
for a mart or Woe for filch articles, particularly up-
bp the Continent, where many of the prints or pia
tures tiled to be difpofrd of at the
great fairs. Ai
things then flood, they might as well expert to fell fie
many reieveir, as pi4ures lavh). It was, therefore,
neceffary to have recniirfe to the expedient of a Lot-
- ro enable thr -lottlay proprietors to difpofe of
Iluded to. To a certain extent,
applied to building% in cafes

where great improvesseats, or ornamental decor&
tions, were included. In the prefent cafe, both there
ellimable objets were united. The (peculation was
entered into with fifth a hare and mixture of public
fpirit, as did the projedlors great credit- Much of
what the parties had to complain of, arofe from the
fudden breaking out of the war, by which the prices
of all materials were greatly increafed, and there of
labour in a Rill higher Proportion ; fo that it was W-
I poffible the parties con d go on, without plunging in.
to the gulph of bankruptcy. On there grounds, he
fubmitted to his Noble Friend, whether he would
carry his difapprobation fo far, as not to yield to the
confideration of unavoidable circurnflances ? betides,
the Bill bad been fent op from the Hoofe of Coin
mons, and had paffed through every Rage among
their Lordfliips, fare this very lett. He would again
fultmit to the Noble Duke, whether it would not be
better to confider the obfervations be had made as a
kind of caveat in future, againft applications of the
kind, from minaken, or intereßed (peculation, t The
ruin of the parties might be the confequence of the
rejeCtion of the Bill ; of men who had come forward
with a degree of public (pink. in an undertaking ten-.
ding to improve and beautify two important avenues
in this great metropolis, and which cirennallance re.
donnded to their honour. For his part, at his ad-
vanced
time of life, he fhould rather with to fee there
improvements hadened, than retarded, in order that
be might fee Come of them carried to perfalion. On
the whole, his fentiments of the meafure were Inch
Cs fully to jußify him in urging their Lorntips to
4paft the Bill.
The lineation was then put, and the Bill (one Pier
raying "non content")read a third time. It was if.
terwards pared, and a Mefrage ordered to atqoaint
the Commons therewith.
After difpofing of Come routine !HAW', their Lord.
flips adjourned till to-morrow.

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