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This day was pubrehed, price 2s. 6d.
Second Edition, with Additional Notes, of
ALEITER, addressed to a Member of the House
of Commons, on the Notice given by Mr. BROUGHAM, for
s Mo•lon respecting the ORDERS in COUNCIL and the LI.
CENSE TRADE.—By JOSEPH PHILLIMORE, L.L.D. an
Advocate in Doctors' Cumniors, and Regius Vrtiftsscr of Gall
Law in the Universty of Oxforill.
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RIPLEXIONS CM the Nature and Extent of the License Trade.

P4.I2LI.4.II.EIVTiMr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 15.

The Irish Spirits Warehousing Bill passed through a Committee
and was reported.
Mr. Kingston, from the East-India House, presented Copies
of Cie Negociatlon between Government and the Court of Di-
rectors, relative to the Renewal of the Charter ; which were or-
dered to lie on the table and to be printed.
On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, It was agreed not
to insist op the Lords Amendment in the Local Militia Bill, and
a Message to that effect was sent to the Commons.
A Message tram the Commons, brought by Mr. VANSITTART
and other Members,desired the leave of the House for the atten-
dance of the Earl of Roue on Friday, at the Committee on the
Income and Expenditure Of Ireland. The Messengers were called
in and informed, that the Lords would send an answer by Mes-
sengers of their own.
I.eave was afterwards given to the Earl of Roue (who was
present, and assented) to attend the Committee, if lis Lordship
should think fit. •
'Fire Custom-house Bill, some local and private Bills, were
brought up from the Commons by Sir Leans GRAHAM, Sir ED-
WARD KtiarcuauLt., and other Members and read a first time.
The Marquis of STAFFORD presented a Petition from the
.Manufacturers engaged in the Potteries in Staffordshire, which,
after being read, was ordered to lie on the table.
On the third reading of the Cupar (Fife) Gaol Bill, a discus-
eon of some length took place, in which the Bill was opposed by
Lord ERSKINE, the Earl of LAUDERDALE, and the Earl of
Rosurs, and supported by Lord Viscount ItAxi.vittx, the
LORD COANCILLOR, and Lord REDZSDALE.
The Bill was read a third time and passed—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A Message from the Lords acquainted the House that the
Lords had agreed to several public and private Bilis ; for which
see the Lords. It also requested a copy of the third and fourth
Reports of the Committee appointed to inquire iuto the state of
the Affairs of the East-India Company.
Ihe Surveyor's Highway Bill was read a first time, and or-
dered to be read a second time on Friday next.
Mr. CREEVEY postponed his motion that stood for to-mor-
row "(this day) restive; ing the two Olhces of ellers of the Exche-
quer till the 17th. of May.
Mr. MELI.ISH p t esenteda Petition from certain Ship Builders
and Caulkers of the port of London, against the encouragement
of Ship-building in the East-Indies.—Ordered to lie on the table.
A Message from the Lords acquainted the House that their
Lordships did not insist on their proposed amendment to the
Local Militia Bill.
Mr. WALLACE asked an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Ba.
ling), what was the date of the paper he had given notice of
moving for to-morrow ? Mr. Baring having stated the date,
Mr. Wallace' aid, that that paper was already included in a
printed Report now before the House. Mr. Baring, on under-
standing this, said, that lie should withdraw his Notice for to-
morrow.
Mr. SINCLAIR gave notice of a Motion for to•morrow, for
• Return of the number of Voters in each Shire of Scotland, from
the year 1794 to the year 1811 t. •
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT gave notice of a Motion for to-
morrow, for a Return of the number of Clerks in the Navy Office,
distinguishing the salaries of each, their respective periods of ser -
vice and their emoluments independent of salary.
Mr. BRAND postponed his Motion on Parliamentary Reform,
that stool for nest Tuesday, to Tuesday, the 20th of April. kle
also postponed a Motion of a Noble Friend of his, that stood for
that day, till the 28th.
Mr. BROUGHAM postponed his Motion till the 48th.
Mr.-HORNER postponed his Motion respecting Insolvent
Debtors, till this day se'nnight.