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P4RIAMENI.IAr PROCEEDAIGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 9.

On the motion for the firft reading of a Bill
from the Commons, for Lnclofiug certain Com-
mons and Forells belonging to the Crown.
Lord Tntiatow Paid, this Bill involved in it
certain rights of private property, and therefore
it ought to be referred to the twelve Judges.
Lord Rossi.vii was of a different opinion. He
raid it was a Bill of great confequence, and of
great utility to the Public, and the Law Officers
of the Crown had very liberally acceded to it. It
could not be confidered as an Eflate Bill, and he
therefore faw no occafion to refer it to the Judges.
The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved, that fince he
was placed on the Woolfack an order was made
that he fhould not put any motion contrary to the
flanding orders of the Houle. It was a queftion
then with him, whether by moving the fitft read-
ing of this Bill, he fhould not as againf that or-
der ? He had never Peen or heard of this Bill till
yeflerday, and he was prevented by indifpofition
from reading it until be came down to the Houfe
that Day ; he could not, therefore, (peak pofi-
tively as to its nature : but fo far as he was, in
fo fhort a (pace of time, able to judge, it ap-
peared to hint that a private individual was in-
terefled in part of the lands that were to be en-
doled. The Bill Rated, that it was not certain
whether a certain Common belonged to the King
or to a Gentleman named Joddrell. If that,
therefore, was not a point which involved a quef-
tion of private property, he knew not what did.
Thus much he thought proper to fay, in order
that he might not, by patting the queftion for
the firft reading, break a (Landing order of the
Houfe. He fhould be guided entirely by the -pi-
nion of the Houfe.
The Earl of RADNOR raid, he thought the Bill
•vas fuel) as was fisted by the Noble•and Learned
Lord on the Woolfack.
The Bill was then ordered to be referred to the
twelve Judges.
Counfel was heard againft the Greenock Har-
bour Bill ; and the further hearing was put off
till to-morrow.
Mr. BRILOGI brought up from the. Commons a
Meffage, requefting that the Lords would from
time to time tranfmit to the Commons copies of
all the Standing Orders which, they fhould make
relative to the enclofure, drainage, &c. of Waite
Lands.
On the motion of the Duke of BIDTOILD, an
Order was made for complying with the requeft
of the Commons.
The frith Diftillery Bill, the Sheernefs Pier Bill,
and feversl other public and private Bills were
broiight up from the Commons.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Str Ragusa Gannon brought up the Report of the Wei-
einem jail BM.
A Petition was prefented foam Mr. Bedford, Solicitor to
Mn. Addifon, Rating that Mr. Addifon was at Hamburgh, and
could Dot be ferved with a Copy of Mrs. Addifon's Divorce Bill;
it prayed therefore that Stake upon Mr. Smith, Mr. Addifon's
Solidtor, might be cemedered good ferrite. On the motion to
agree with the prayer of the Petition,
Mr. puma oVe.,- a to it.
It was hipper/cid by Mr. W. Downes, Mr. Pullet POINT,
Mr. GAILTNIINOIL I, and Mr. 311.1001. The motion was
agreed to.
naive& went into a Committee upon the Mailers and
Bertroole Eft die Raper was received, and the further cone-
end= to Thrift next. In the inteemonote time
else albs
le W. Postern awe seder, that he &sued am nighty
wen meet* hoe Pews Mediu sodas BalliedleOleepaay.
The Chews Mies Illaway 111 was reed a Sewed thne, arid
seamihted for TWA*
lir.llltiatess idenned the Houfe that be had communicated
ad
ComaN et LC:
es to emit r, Capin eight Reports
elf dm aktee es frank for pratelats refrain,
the ellgellk of Se hi Y the Houk dCraussee ; sifo a
Cloy eras avowdths Cheawilles es the tehied of
Mb.
Wane sea Ileutple up the Repels af the Committee of
V., The refeledens were read, and their farther cooed*.
• bed der tiotirsow.
Aseirre breeeht up a BM to regulate Copyright in
bawd. which wee rend a Mt, and ordered to be read a faced
atm MlTloselap.
The kik pkwsbers Tax Exemption Bill was read a fecund
Ilan. sad ammedteed for to-morrow.
The C Anewanee Bill was read a fecond time, and
emoodleed fir Paw.
The Mtn plank the Importation of Tea into Ireland Duty
free, was reed a lire, and ordered to be read a fecood time to-
fenTOW.
Mr. VAIIIIIITTART obtained leave to bring in a Bill to indas-
Mk hid pedlar, as may have printed hand-bills, ace. for an
Mee er Mow wader the Government, without affixing their
=and pews of abode, as prefcrihed by the Ad of the gith
mina Maiefty.
• TM Malta Trade was read a fecond time, and committed
tor taw:crow.

SCOTCII SURVIXS.
Sir Joon Stnexase moved an Addrefs to his
Majefy, requefting that he would be pleated to
order copies of the coati and roads on the Eaftern
and Weftern fides of Scotland, made purfuant to
order, to be laid before the Houle.
Mr. W. DUNDAS raid, it was Intended to bring
forward a plan on a more extenfive kale next Sec-
tion, but that he had no oblation to the motion, if
the Hon. Baronet did not mean to follow it up
with any fpecific meafure.—Agreed to.
51111111 ST•1141,

The order of the day being moved for the Houfe
to refoive itfdf into a Committee on the bills
ettulap Duty Bill, Mr. Coeur explained the na-
tdre of a fpecies of Irifh feearity called a Kerry
bond, and concluded with moving, That it he an
inaruaion to the Committee to make a proriGon
for the relief of s in Ireland holding Kerry
bonds, without Ervig been duly Ramped. The
motion was avwd to, and the Bill having paged
through the Committee. the report was ordered
to be received tomorrow.