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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24.

The Marquis of ELY was introduced in full
form, the Duke of NoaroLx attending as Earl
Martha!, fworn and took bis as Baron Lor-
TVS. His Lord(hip's StippOrtere were the Earl
of CLARS and Lord HosART.

Some private hufinefs was then enameled ;
after which the Royal Afrent was given, b 7 cum-
miffion, to the Bill for repealing the Brown Bread
Al of lall

The Lords Comtr.illiorters were the ARCH-
IISHOP Of CANTERBURY, the LORD CHANCELLOR,
and Lord WALSIVG HAM.

Their Lord hips then difpnfed of fome routine
bufinefs ; after which an Adjournment till Thurf-
day took place, when, at half pail three o'clock,
the LORD CHANCELLOR comes down to the Houfe.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

An Account was prefented of the additions to
the Public Charge, by Loan Annuities, and the
produce of Annuities, laid on for defraying the
charge thereof.
Mr. BRAGGE brought up the Report of the
Committee on the expiring Laws, when Bilk were
ordered to be brought in for continuing the fame,
purfuant to faid Rdolution.
The Twenty-6:oa Million Annuity Loan Bill
was reported, and ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.

Mr. BRAGG! brought up the Report of Sir
SIDNEY SWITH'S PCDIIO7I Bill.

The Poft-Office and Promiffory Note Tax Bills
were poftponed till to-mortow.
The Committee for regulating the Office of
Mafter of the Rolls in Ireland, was poftponed till
Thurfday.
The Bill for increafing the number of Field
Officers of the Itifh Militia Regiments was com-
mitted, and the Report ordered to be received
to-morrow.

Mr. RYDER moved a Refolution of the Com-
mittee on the Hie Price of Provifions to allow
Bounties on the Importation of Pulfe, &c. from
Ireland.

The DEPUTY USHER of the Black Rod ap ared
with a Meffage from the Lords Comm' loners,
defiring the immediate attendance of t e Com-
mons in the Houfe of Lords, to hear his Majeßy's
Commiffion read, declaring his Affent to fundry
Afts :—The SPEAR az, upon his return, informed
the Houfe that his Majelly's Affent had been
given by Commiffion, to an Aft fcr the Repeal of
the Brown Bread Bill, and to fundry private Bills.
Mr. RYDER retned, and moved, " That on
Friday next the Houfe take the laid Refolution
into confideration."

Mr. HOSHOUSE thought if k was a good thing
to grant there Indemnifying Bounties, that there
fhould be as little delay as poffible, in forwarding
the meafure.

Mr. kYDER laid the delay of a few days could
make no difference as to the effed of the meafure.
By Friday next the Committee would be better
informed, and be able to prepare details more
fully. _ _

Mr. RYDER'S Motion was then agreed to.
Lord BEtoasvE called the attention of the
Houfe to a fubjed, to which is a former Seffion
he had the honour of inviting their regards. He
meant the feveral Ads which forbid the practice
of treating at Mel:lions. There Ads were, he ob-
ferved, ofa various, and, in many intlances, of
a contradietory nature. He therefore gate notice
that it was his intention to confolidate thefe feveral
ACts, and that he Ibould offer a Bill for that pur-
pole in the courfe of the prefent Seffion.
The SPEAKER laid, that he vrifhed to call the
attention of the Houle to the nature of a Bill
which had been brought from the Lords, the very
title of which (hewed that the fubjed belonged
exclUfively to that Houfe ; it was a Bill for extend-
ing Relict to a certain defcription of perfons rated
to the Poor, and for granting Parochial Relief in
certain cafes. He Rated different methods which
had been adopted of difpofing of fuch Bills, and
fuggefled that the Houk thould refolve to rejeiil
the preftot Bill.
Mr. Rvnta Paid, that undoubtedly the Bill
affeaed the Privileges of that Houle. There sere
a variety of mocks icy which the Houle might
affert its privileges; but, as on the prefent occa-
lion, he thought that the !call offenfive mode
fhould be adopted, he would move that this Bill
be laid Mick ;—which was agreed to accordingly.
Lord Wm. RUSSEL afterwards gave notice that
he fhould make a Motion tam. rrow on Behalf of
certain deicriptions of People who were intitled to
every indufgence, and who were now rendered
incapable of contributing any thing towards the
relief of the Poor ; the objet of his Motion
would be, to relieve filch perfons from contributing
any thing towards the Poti; Rates.
The Bill for enabhr4g the Lords Commiffioners
of the Treajury to Woe Exclumizr Bills en the
credit of certain Taxes impoied, was ccarimittcd,
and the Report order 1 to be received to-morrow.
The other Orders of the Day were deferrad—
Asi:c .rotil at five o'elock:ti1.1;o-rr.crrow.

LONDON.