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London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

PARLIAMEATART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 23.
The Royal Agent was given by Commit Son to the hint Loan
Bin, the Irifh Treafury Bills Bill, the Scotch Judges Salary Bill,
Lord St. Vincent's Annuity Bill, the Additional Fore* Repeal
818, the Slave Importation Reftridlion Bill, the Wert India in,
deamMay Bill, the Admiralty Jurifdidlion Bill, and forty Private
The Commit Somers. were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Walling-
Sam, and Lord AueMond.
The LORD CHANCELLOR. having withdrawn, Lord EL-
LENBOROUGH took his place, and heard Mr Grant in part,
on behalf of the Appellant in the Appeal Gramm v. the Coun-
ters Dowager of Glenctirn ; the further confederation of which
gnat deferred till Friday neat.
The Lord Chancellor having reformed the Woolfack,
fbe Franking iltil and the !rah Oebente re Bill were read a
third rime and pitted, and a Mellage fent to the Houle of Cont.
mons to acquaint them therewith.
'lke kith Butter sin and the !tilt Spirits Bill pared through
Committers, and were reported.
Mr. DENISON, Mr. MAINWARiNG, Mr. LEYCESTER,
Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE, Mr BOOTLE, and revere! other
Members of the Houk of Commons, brought up fevers! Pri•
Tate Bills, which were read a full tote.
Adjourned rill Wednefday neet.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A new Writ wet ordered to be iiTued for the eledion of a Mem.
bee for the Borough of Carberlogh, In the room of Chas. Monta-
gue Ontorby. Efq. who has accepted the (ite of Recorder of
Prince of Wales illand.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought in a Bill, which was read a bra
time, for allowing Perrone to volont er from the Militia of Ire-
land into the Regular Regiments. It war ordered to be printed,
and read a fecond tirne on Wrdnefday neat.
Lord HO WICK brought up a Petition front the Royal College
of Surgeons, praying for Parliamentary afsftacee to enable theta
to procure a place fur the better arranging and preferving the Col.
!eaten of the late John Hunter, Efq. This petition bas referred
to a bele& Committee,
A Perron from the Office of the Infpeelon of Imports and Ex•
tom. ;relented an Account of the Number of Wird., with their
Tonnage, that have cleared out from the Porta of Great Britain,
in the cattle of the lilt year.
The SECRETARY at WAR moved for leave to bring in a
All for increadng the Rate of firdifillence of Soldiers granted to
lankeepers,—Granted.
The SECRETARY at WAR prefented a return of the number
of elbellse Men In the Army from January eSot to January and.
Ordered to Ile on the Tablz.
Mr. Mimeos, from the India Houle, prefented the Morison
?arm
Mr. PAULL moved that thots Papers be printed, and raid that
l bad Intended to move f.,r an Account or the expence of printing
lie Meta Papers, as Co much had been faid on that (object. He
=it better, however, to wait for Come time till the eel:pence
awe accurately afecrtatned. The Pipets were ordered to
Wean the table; and to be printed.
PRO Y DUTY.

Mr. FR ANC IS as he tinderttood that the third reading of the
Property Duty Bill was fixed for Wecli.eisLay neat, gave notice,
Om on that Day ►e would move for the °maim or the prosi.
Ilan which went to exempt foreign property in the Funet from the
payment of the Duty. He hoped that Minifters would again
essnllcirr the hatted, and by remedying this &fed, render his inn.
don sionceciary.