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London, England, 1815-06-16 00:00:00

PAALId MENTAR r PROCEEDINGS.

• HOUSE OP LORDS, JUNE IS.
,Ithe Irish Leather Duties, the Pauper's Embesaletnert, the
trigh Population Account, and the Dulihn Asylum Bills, were
brought op from the Commons by Mr. Futon's's: and others,
and read a first time; as was a private Bill presented by Mr.
BLACKSURINZ.
The County Bridges Bill was read a second time and commit-
ted for to-morrow.
The Cork Grand Jury Assessment, the Irish Malt Duty, and
the Irish zit,irit License Bills, were read a third time and passed.
The Marquis ei I.AN C.OW NE gave nuhce of his intention
to move the con-i•leranoo of the Report of the Foreign Slave
Trade Bill to-trn-ow ; and then :noted that the Lords be suns
mane I for that .'.:y.—Ordrred.
After a tcw waris subsequenly between the Noble Marquis
• and 14'rd E,. LE. Niniovom, the report of the bilein question was
ortlerci to be received eu.morrow.

Shortly after this order was made—
The Earl u 1 WESTMORELAND appeared in his place, and
"Wanted, that be thought the last time the above Bill was ander
efoodderath,n, that ft was perfectly tindtrebood the Bill was to
be isecanmitted; for his part, the alteraiions which were made
by no means were satisfactory to his mind, nor did they reduce
tM measure to that shape la which be thought it should be yeas•
ad by their Lordship.
Met Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, that in referees* to
• What had fallen from the Noble Earl, he bad no objection to the
11Wit being reoenntitted.
The illsoet,* of Nli 1 ERBOROIJOH absented sense Proceeding
Of that itisid was necessary, inasmeeh as the principal clause in
she BA that winch went to attach the penalties of felony, was,
ES it now stood, neither sense par grammar.
The mirinis and Chtckmanuan Jail Bill was read a thlvd time.
The Irish Pavr Duties, and the Irish Bills of Exchange Stamp
Mills, passed throogh Commutes of the whole House, =sheen
teperted.—Adjoarned till tomorrow.
HOTsliE OF COMMONS.
Mr. FORSTER, foain the Navy °dice, brought up an account
of alt the Contracts of the Comnusvioners of the Navy Board.
An account of the Hemp Seed and Clover imported annually
into Gre it Britain, was Isla on the table.
• Mr. ROSE brought in a Bill to enlarge the powers of the
Royal College o' Surgeons, and stated its object to be to prevent
persons front practising medicine without any thing whatsoever
of the unuwledge i'. cessary for the practice.
Sir lel r l H}VA W. RIDLEY wished to know whether ft
bad any connection with a Bill of last Session, called the Apo-,
thecariee lliB t
Mr. ROSE said the object of this Bill was quite different.
The Bill was read a Brat tame, and ordered to be read a second
time to-morrow.
Mr. WARD brought up several papers respecting the Board
of 0/dewier.,
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved the discharge of the Order of
the Day fur Lord Roseberry's Divorce Bill, for the purpose of
introducing certain amendments.—Report on Monday.
The Neutral ships Bill, and the Glass BM, went through a
Committee.— ft tp. ,rt tomorrow.
The Land Ordinance Bill was reed a third time and passed.
Loni.GEORGE BERESFORD informed the House, that his
-Royal Higfulevs the linnet Recent bad received, vittr severs:.
address ace,. and ordered the intormation required by them to be
laid before the House; and bad also given orders for the erection
at a monument to tkneral Pakenham.
sir JOHN C. Ho i'PISLEY snowed an Address to the Prince
'trip of for the tall raring papers :—A Copy of the Resuk of the
proceedings of the Cowen. at Ems, convened by the three
Xarciorat Archbtshops and the Arcl.bishop of Saltaburg, dated
IlUtb August, 1786.
A Coo, of the Ecclesiastical Regulations of the Tuscan Go-
vern:neat, dated Sd February, I 615; and a Copy of the Con-
slum:len of Fops I ius VII. for the restoration of the Order of
the 'marts.

The Pest Office Bill was read a third time.
Mr. 3AR INQ said he should divide the House on it.
Mr. CALCRAF r said, that it wa. necessary before such as
expense be incurred, and especially at the present time, when
every guinea was of such value to the Government, that the alas
solute neeessity of the New YOU Olke should be *hewn.
Mt. A MINS WRIGHr fully moaned with the Rona:lva-
donde who spoke last.
Mr. LUSEUSIG 'ON old, that front the Reports of Caw
Mittel% it appeared that the super or advantages of the New
Peet Mice would much more than toonterbalaaes the expenses.
k would be a great improvement to the City of London, anti he
believed it would not exceed the estimate.
Mr. 00L0021 was surprised that his Majesty's Government
&bosld lei&d themselves to what be could not but fall a He
'mind de his *pp in endeavouring to prevent an
otpenditure of the public money.
Ilse Hasse then divided, when there were—For the Bill 49—•
/Wiest it 24—Majority for the Bill 25.
• The Bill was accordingly passed.
MANI) OF EANCA.
Mr. R. SMITH rose to submit to the House the
Motion of which he had given notice respecting the
island ut Banca. He was surprised to find how his
Majesty had transferred the sovereignty of Banca to
the Dutch, tor
.he never knew that his Majesty had
claimed any sovereignty over this island. The only
right we had to it was acquired by the conquest of
ILYA, and by the cruelty which the Sultan of Java
was said to have exercised towards the Europeans
residing in it, which did not appear to him to justify
us in assuming the sovereign disposal of it. • He
therefore moved an Address to his Royal Highness,
the Prince Regent, praying that there be laid before
the • House, copies of all the &cements -and dig-
patchts received by the East India Company, rela-
tive to the acquisition of the island of Banco.
'Mr. WALLACE most Cordially coincided with
the Honourable Gentleman's motion, because the
papers would most fully prove the gross infraction of
all the laws of natii.ns, by the Sultad of Java to
wards the Eon pearls residing in the island of Banca.'
alt !tad dep:wed the Sultan of Java, aui it was in.
cumbent on ui to do so, in order to prevent like atria.
cities towards Europeans in the Eastern world in fu-
ture. The Honourable Member went into a. history
of the Sultan's barbarous conduct. The papers
would must f ully justify his Majesty's Government in
Abair disposal nt Basica.
Mr. I. 04(1.1 ES WAS happy to find that the motion
way not _likely to meet any opposition.
Alter a few words from Mr. T. COURTOIAY, the
motion was ART.. el to.
Mr. HORNER postponed his notice relative to
Bills of Indictment by the Grand pries of Ireland
• till neat Session, but said that he could then posi-
tively call the attention of Parliament to the subject.
NaIar:UNDLAND FISHERY.
Sir JOHN NEWPOR. I rose to bring forward the
ipoti.;ii of which he had given notice, relative to the
Newfoundland Fishery.. He strongly deprecated any
ini.erpretation et his motion inimical to America.
But fine Americans had the exclusive tight of tiallery
WS then own coasts, and we should have it equally
on o.lrs. We hail the exclusive fishery on the coasts
-of Newfoundland, Labradore, and on the Gulph ce
Florida,- before the Aim rican war. We had then
yt that - fishery 16,09 u seamen and $O,OOO tons of
tipping. This was a vast aOlifee, not only of wealtl•
pi-sitir commerce, but of strength to oar Maritime
He would Mercian Move; that there be pie:

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