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London, England, 1802-06-01 00:00:00

Tilt MILITIA IIItL•

The fine fe having ;chatted it (di info a Committee on this Rill,
Lord lint, art, the Fad of Berkeley, the F.arl of Carnarvon,
anti I ord Rolle proporc_d a great variety of antendments, fcveral
of Which were difeulted,oul the Carl of Rnmury. lord Media,
Lord GiantLy, the Marquis of Buckingham, and Lord Pei-
jai :Cll in debate.
Then- ve:,‘ a divifion no the elaufe p. 33, which coatis and
dire& ~that the lull ices affembh el at the next Ckfterill or Quarter
Sdfion* for any County, Wieling, or Place, in which any pri-
vate Militizoian chofcn for unv place or par:thin the raid coun-
ty, in cone quence o f any pa awate being appointed a fitrjeant,
corporal, or drummer. upon any vacancy necafinned by death
or difchargc of any non-conimifLooed offi.-er,or drummer, fhall
save tier power to order a turn of meney„ not exceeding the
average price paid for a futltitute or volunteer in filch, or the
adjoining patifh or place, to be paid cut of the county rates to
the churchwardens or overfeert of the plor of the parifh, who
fbould find or provide (web other man, as aforefaid.
1 he Earl of CA aNAIVOa warmly contended that this impof-
ea a new and unexpetted tax on the farmer, and as the Militi a
fervice was no longer a (ovine for the county which claoft it in
particular, but to all invents aod purpores a public fervice, the
money ought to be paid out of the public treafury, he therefore
moved to Lave oat the words " comity Lev.," and infect, 0 re-
ceiver of the land tas."—On the divilion the numben were,
Contents —Non-contents e 6.
Man* of the other amendments gave rift to dileuffion, and
there waa another divifion.

Lord HOBART moved the inf•rtion of a new claufe, drawn
to meet the Earl of Carnarvon's objed ion, Rated the other even-
ing to the augmentation of the Mibtia eventually to boaooo tern.
'the elaufe Rated chat the sewoo over and above the eflablifh-
anent !.Deco), Oiould till exhaufted furniftt every Militiaman
wanted to fill up the VlC4llCit's in the 4,:,cao,wlhtiever vacar-
cies Should arifc, without further expetics to any parifla or place.
The claufe was received.
At length, after going through the whole Bill claufe by claufe,
which took up hnor hours. the Dill was reported. and the report
•Mrred to be taken ir.to eonfideration on hurfday next.
The Debtors' Reba Bill and four other, were brought up by
Mr. C. Wynne, Mr. Alexander, and others, and read ,a Brit
time......ldjuurned at nine.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Debtors Relief Bill was read a third thne,ancl paffed•
further comidtration or the Report of the Committee
er. the Volunteera BM was deferred till 'Wednefday.
The Report of the Committee of Supply was read, and the
Ref°lyrical on the Pet thin of the Sugar Coopers in the Port of
Loudon. for comporstion of their loft by the Wet
Agre.d ta. .
Thy Report of the Comraittee on the Expiring Laws relative
to Wrought Silk and the Either , was agreed to.
The colif..h.ration of the. Report on the Alien Bill was de-
!crud till tVedi.efday.
Mr. VA w Ayr tA* r prefented an Account of the Ordinary
P.evenu s a.,d Fsir.tnniinacy Rcfourcrs ot (treat Britain.
The Bid inr granting an Allow.mci. to Adjutants and Set,
Item Ma.',ors nt difcalbodi,d lt,;:im.nt: of Militia, was read
a net, and ordered tab. re d aft co id time on Wednefday.

CARNA I IC.

Mr Nicifou.s defircd to know whether it was
the intentiqn of Mioifiers t,) lay any information
before Pa- liament relattve to the tranfaaions that
had recently taken piace in the Carnatic? An
lion. Gentleman (Mr. She: ;Jan) had given nn-
tice of his in.ention to bring the fubjeet forward.
If tit It H•in Gentleman did not do fo, he fhould
think it his duty to fubmit a motion to. the Houfe
T.le Ctiawcrtt,.ottof the Excuactltez faid there
eras no I with whatevlr on the part of Government
to willthold any information which might be
enalid.fred impnrtant to the queliion. On the
COlllt at y, it WAS ILL' ansious &ire of his Majef-
ty's Mini!ters to mext the difcialion fairly, parti-
cularly as attacks had been made on the charac:
tees ci certain pet fons high in office in India, who,
ti iten their mutat was fct utinizeti, would he
p.tinti t' have merited the approbation and thanks
of the -Houle.