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London, England, 1813-03-20 00:00:00

P4RLI4MEMWRr PXOCEEDINGL

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

'l'be Report of the Denbigh Election Cetutnittee was per.
seote4 at the Bar, declaring the Sitting Member (Lord Kirkwall)
duly elected; but the Petition nottrivolons or vexations.

Mr. Manton COmat presented a Petition from certain Mau
chants, Ship-owners, and others of the City of London, law
rested in the Export Trade to India, to the amount of some
thousands, praying that the East India Company should continue
as at present.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
A Person from the West India Dock Company presented at
the Bar, pursuant to an order of the House, certain Account.
of the Receipts and Expenditure of the said Company.—Order.
ed to lie on the Table.

The House, on' the Motion of Mr. ROllll/41011, Went tato
a Committee on the Quebec Rum Act, when a Resolutima
was adopted for the amendment of die said Act ; and the
House, having resumed, a Bill was ordered to be brought 1p
accordingly.
The House went also Into a Committee, on the Motion of
Mr. R onto sox, on the Corn Act of the 91st of the King, when,
on the House resuming, leave was given to bring in a Bill los
the Importation of Cure fruin Newfoundland, Labrador*, and
other places, as an amendment of the said Act.
The second reading of the Mall Coach Bill was postponed till
Monday next.

The second reading of the Silk Waste Bill was also post-
poned.
Mr. I.uststworow presented an Account of the Exchequer
Bills outstanding and unprovided for, fur the sums of five mil-
lions, and one million for the service of 1812.

The Marine Mutiny 8111 was read a third time, and passed.
Sir WILLIAM CURTIS presented a Petition from certain Boot
Makers, aping the additional Leather Tax.
Sir WILLIAM COATIS presented also Petitions from the two
several Parishes of Deptford, praying for the continuance of
the East India Company% Charter,--Ordered to Ilst on tho
Table.

1 he Annuity Bill was read a second time, when
Mr. LOCRIIART, though approving of the Bit in general, made
same observations on certain provisions and details of the Bill—.
Ordered to be committed on the lab of April.
Sir Jour NEWPORT gave notice, that though the question 11
Finauce had been postponed till Tuesday, the day for his Motion
relpecting Education in Ireland, he should Doe give up his right
of precedence on that day.
Sir HtN av PAINLLt. gave notice, that en Monday nest ha
should move for a Committee of the whole House to consider
of the btate of the Corn Trade of Irelett

On the Motion of Mr. LOCKHART, U was ordered, that than
be laid before the House an Account of the Sittings of Commis.
*Waters of Bankruptdes during the last month.
The A/dicers' Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a
third time.

A Message from the Lotds acquainted the House that thtir
Lordships had agreed to the Jtareb gill, and several *Ma pn-
vate Big%

Sir Tnossas COVITNZY brought in a Bill for certain draw-
backs in thy Exportation of Sugars from Ireland, wkch was read
a brit, and ordered to be read a second time.
The Sugar Bounty BiU was ar the same time brought in, and
read a ant time. 14 be read a second time on Monday nest.
On the Motion of Mr. PLIIN err, the names of sir
Romilly, Sir Arthur Pigott, and Sir H. Parnell, were added
to the Committee appointed to draw up the Bill for relieving
the Roman Catholics of Ireland.

Adjourned tW Monday.
HOUSE OF LORD 3, MARCH 19.

The Marine Mutiny Amendment Bill, and the Act for tenor•
'orating the Surgeons of Edinburgh into a R,q.L: College, Were
brought up from the Commons. and read the first time.
Mr. 1-ism., from the Treasury, presented a Report from the
Commissioners of Customs and Excise, respecuog the Trade
to India.

The Mutiny Bill was read the second time.
The Lail hitiltis W after a tew observations from Lad